The Salvation Army

The guy taking donations was absolutely rude. I had unloaded a large TV for donations and he pulled the tv by its plug, forcing the tv to fall on its face and shatter the glass. He also told us in a rude fashion to move stuff that we had unloaded because it is not where he wanted it. He then asked me «What do you want?», also in a rude fashion, as I was just standing in the shade waiting for my dad to get his receipt. I haven’t been inside in a while and the inside is okay, but I’d rather not. Will continue going to Goodwill as they have good people working at a good majority of their stores who are nice and friendly and will actually help you with your donations.

The old Caucasian man that you drop off donations to is so rude. Dropped of 3big trash bags of clothes and asked a quick question about some frozen dolls if they were going to be sold inside because I was interested in them and he just answered so rude. My bags were heavy and he didn’t even ask if I needed help getting them off instead he was just sitting there.

After Community Thrift and URM, I had high hopes for the Salvation Army.
Sadly, this was not the case. Messy, tired merchandise. Somewhat disorganized. I was unmoved. Sad to see that an organization founded on Christ so disorganized and cluttered.
Middle aged clerk had toilet paper stuffed in his ears. I was very tempted to yell at him to see how he would respond, but thought it cruel so I didn’t.
About 5 complete golf bags. Golf anyone?
Records were nearly all Herb Alpert and Ray Conniff. Counted 7 Herb Alpert’s Lonely Bull in about 50 records. Call me a crank but I think about half of the LPs were Alpert records. Really picked over.
However, this is the place to buy light bulbs. Needed some CFLs to replace some 150 volt incandescents and didn’t want to spend $ 15 or $ 20. Here they are all $ 1 each. Bought 5 and now you can probably see the front porch from space. +1 star

Wow! If you take the time to sift through this huge store, you will come up with a multitude of treasures. I have loaded my tiny car to the brim many times and wished I had a truck so I could lug some of the fantastic furniture home.
Almost always have a 40−50% off sale when I am there which makes me buy much more than I was planning to, but never regret it.

Massive place with lots of clothing to choose from, a bit overpriced though. The shoes are right by the opening of the store, so it’s a bit smelly. Bit more disorganized than other places especially in the housewares section. Their used books are ok, lots of Twlight series and Left Behind series when I was browsing there, no harry potter series here.
They have a parking lot and they take card.

Come on fridays for 50% off everything except mattresses i think? You really have to look for the good stuff. Ive had luck a few times on nice coats and jeans. Theres no fitting rooms. But overall I like coming here when I can :)

I did not care much for this store. It had taters clothing and Staff were rude. I hear it is closing down? I have not been there is a while. There is a new thrift store around the corner on Arrow Union Rescue Thrift Store has great stuff and just a block or two from Salvation Army.

By giving donations (such as clothes) here it helps you with your taxes when you have to do them at the end of the year; so you don’t have to pay as much if the case is you end up owing money. Once a time per year I take several big black trash bags full of clothes that I don’t wear anymore. All of your clothes go to a good cause to those children adults who don’t have any clothes to wear.

Update, it’s Jan 2016 and I’ve been using it all day everyday since!
I went when it was half price and bought an adorable little microwave for about $ 8 and it works good. The manager with the Mohawk style hair was very helpful and let me test them.

I wish I could give a minus star. This place is a joke. Organized? Yes. But, all merchandise is in bad bad condition. Second hand doesn’t mean garbage right? And you can tell right when you go in, few people, and one cashier is enough for the flow. Smelly? Yes, it’s a thrift store! Although some smell worse than others. Bottom line: avoid.

For those saying that this is place is pricey, yes you are right it is BUT come here on a Friday or Saturday and EVERYTHING in the store is 50% off. They have a large selection of books, shoes, clothes and household goods at half the price and the store is pretty organized for a large thrift store.

I like this store but they where really
yesterday I go in and see they got books for a doller so I pick up a gears of war book that is brand new. I got to pay and the guy tells me 15 dollers and it clearly says 1 doller I told him so he tells me get it somewere else so I went to
The next registrar and a sweet lady gave it to me for a doller. I hate how that happen really hire less jerks thanks

Love this store. I consistently find good stuff but most of their furniture is outrageously priced. Wait for Thursdays when it’s 40% off or Fridays when it’s 50% off furniture and clothes. I scored a table today. It came with 6 chairs and it’s beautiful! Just needs a little bit of work to make it shine ;)

Been here twice. The first time I came here I was looking for an ugly Christmas sweater and surprisingly had really bad luck finding anything that was fitting for that theme. Oh well, probably not the best thrift store. The husband did find one that was pretty ugly and his size, therefor I am giving it one star. The workers at the counter weren’t the most approachable people I’ve met. Good luck getting a smile from them.
Second time was to donate clothes and other stuff. This was the first time I had ever done a clothes/​item donation to the Salvation Army so I wasn’t too sure how things worked out. There is a small sign stating where to drive too (the back) to drop off your stuff. There was a nice guy in the back that helped us out by moving our boxes and bags (one star). He explained that we needed to fill out the form on the table and keep two copies of it. The only thing was that it was very very vague. I am not sure exactly how you would get your credit based on just the number of boxes/​bags you donated. In other words, I could have brought 20 small bags vs one big black bag… I thought they would have randomly and very fast done a rough summary of the number of items you were donation but it just goes by number of boxes and bags. All in all, I did get rid of my stuff and did donate so I guess in the end that’s all that really matters. I wish the donation information for this place would be clearer but if you are looking for a place to get rid of your stuff, just come here and drop it off.

Ridiculously overpriced. I’ve been on a thrift store MANHUNT to find a decent table and chairs. Holy moly this place was absurd with their numbers! Really junkie items were priced as if they were pure gold! It was honestly laughable!
And don’t get me started on the «organization» (if you want to call it that) of this place! The shoes are located right next to the entrance, so as soon as you step in the building you get a waft of old feet! Mmmm!
The only reason I’m giving two stars is because I only stayed in the store for about 2 seconds. I might’ve missed a section where things were priced fairly. Nevertheless, I think I’ll stick with the Community Thrift Store! At least I can enter its doors without having the hold my breath! Pee Yewwww!

First time being in here, my parents love thrift shops so we came here. This place is definitely huge & theres enough space to move around. Good deals & good deals.

I am really disappointed in this store because in my opinion this place does so much more for the general public than any other thrifts.
They’ve always carried a lot of junk here, now they’ve opened the boutique back up so now they might have better stuff but you’re gonna have to pay more.
The plus though, if you are looking for used furniture come here, they get a lot of furniture here. Often it’s ugly, however I have picked up some really nice lamps here and various other household stuff. They carry a lot of sofas, bed frames, etc.
They also sell what I believe are refurbished ma tresses which are a good alternative to a totally used ma tress but cheaper than a new one.
If you are looking to donate gently used items please consider this store as the salvation army does so much good for most people in need not just a particular group.
Recycle and upcycle it’s good for your planet!

Came here yesterday afternoon with my fiancé and was a bit disappointed.
This store does have quite a few aisles of clothes and a ton of large tvs (which seem to be obsolete now).
Nothing really caught my interest in this store and probably wouldn’t come here again.
This place has plenty of parking in the lot.
This store is right across from Auto Zone and the Superior Grocery Store.
On Tuesdays, senior citizens get 30% off everything.

Not the best, or cleanest thrift store. Some items are way overpriced, but I usually find when that happens there are plenty of under-​priced items if you dig.
I think if the employees are that unknowledgable about stuff they will price some good stuff low. And they do. I have better luck with furniture here. Coffee tables, end tables, stuff like that. Their kitchenware is good too. They have 2 days a week where they offer 30−50% off, and if an item is sitting over a month, they discount that too.

Nice items inside
Rather large facility
Spacious parking lot