The Salvation Army Thrift Store Glenville, NY

elaine bloom

Really disappointed in this place. I took pains to make sure the clothes I donated were clean and neatly folded or hung on hangers. When I got there , I was instructed to dump it all into a large dumpster in a jumble. The dumpsters are a) hard for a short person to reach and b) very stiff and difficult to open and close. If you have nice clothes that will help someone get a job or just feel better about themselves this is not the place. No one even inspected the items to make sure they were wearable. I coulsld have dumped torn, filthy clothes in that bin and still claimed my tax deduction.

Carly Vannostrand

Talk about huge! This place is diffently worth a stop. Great deals for those who like to get thrifty ;)

Herbert Rowland

Reminds me of things you would find in your grandmother’s house I found a vegetable chopper took to counter lady says rudely I can’t sell you that there’s no price on it , I said well how much does it cost , well you have to go in the back they will give you a price I go in back no one insight, I just left won’t go back there ever . I understand under staffed but she could of went in back or called who ever was the person who prices items instead of losing a sell & customer

Ginger Hollner

I just walked into the Salvation Army In Schenectady was told rudely that they were closed. I looked at the doors as I was walking in to see if I could see hours and none were posted and then I went online and found that it said that they were open till 7 PM this evening. I attempted to email them and it was blocked. I get that Covid has things really strange right now but you could say it nicely You are closed. It might be helpful to post the hours on the door it’s only a piece of paper that could be replaced if it changes and just be courteous and professional to potential customers.