Salvation Army

Andrew Patterson

Old, tired thrift store. Love what you guys do for people. You don't seem to price-hike like the Goodwill, but you really should do a store facelift. You will attract a lot more business to support the charity. I will volunteer to help even!

Bastet Thicketwitch

Normally, I don't care for secondhand stores but my mom loves them, so we stopped in, a few times actually. I definitely preferred The Salvation Army to Goodwill stores. They're cheaper than Goodwill, more organized, they had a better selection of goods. Really, my only complaint is that they kept the temperature way too high, it was so hot in that store that I was sweating the entire time. I only stayed in there as long as I did because of my mom, she has to look at and handle every single item before making the decision to purchase it or put it back. My point is, it was really too hot to shop, but I endured it for my mom. If it hadn't of been so hot, I would have enjoyed shopping there.

Sandra McKay

Very sweet people, well organized and they are very helpful. Their store is great, clean, nice people and super great prices, always a sale. I appreciate them being here.

JP Online

Good store for seniors, homeless, disabled and young home starters. A little of everything necessary. Decent deals. 25¢ books. Lots of spiritual reading and music. Much good women's wear. Also men and kids wear, but not aLOT. Enough to get you through an interview or spare change of clothes. Many jackets for all. Overall a trip worth your time. Restrooms for all!