About The Salvation Army Thrift Store
The Salvation Army Thrift Store offers a variety of pre-loved secondhand goods, including clothing, accessories, housewares, home decor, footwear, and electronics. Many customers appreciate the friendly service and often find a good selection of items for reasonable prices, making for a pleasant shopping experience. However, some shoppers have expressed concerns about the pricing of certain items, feeling that they can find new products at lower prices elsewhere. The store also encourages donations, offering a 20% off coupon for future purchases, but customers should be aware that not all donations are accepted, especially larger items like furniture. Despite mixed reviews on pricing and donation policies, The Salvation Army Thrift Store remains a popular choice for affordable options and supports local programs and environmental sustainability.
Great store with good find friendly staff.
To all the negative reviews who probably didnt have it their way and decided to bring their petty in their reviews:
1) all the money here goes to the charity so stop bargaining
2) Im a visible minority and I have never had any issues here througjout the years, so stop playing the race card and grow up
I go to this location often since I work close by.
The last 3 times I went I found the prices a little bit ridiculous.
For example: a pair of used house slippers $39. A winter jacket $100.
There was a simple black table lap that I liked… it was priced at $49.99. I asked the cashier if it was the right price and not a misprint and she said it was correct.
(I obviously didn’t buy it.)
I could get a new lamp at Marshall’s for probably less than that… and new.
I understand that inflation might play a roll in pricing but not to this extent.
I hope things will improve.
Thank you
I am a donor and buyer of this store, today I bought a lot of things and I asked for a donated used bag that the store gives away, one of the recycling ones and the woman told me that they were worth 2 dollars, I said wow, that woman thinks she owns the store. store is very hateful she is tall with white skin gray hair up to her shoulders. They are reminded that thanks to the good hearts of the people we donate and buy she has a job... I mean our donation is welcome but as a customer we are nothing.