The Salvation Army Thrift Store Hadley, MA

Patricia Toro

I love this place there's always good finds at this Salvation Army and the personnel As well as the managers were amazing

JA St

To all of you who complain about stains, IT'S USED CLOTHING NOT MACY'S! These are donations, do you see a washing machine on premises? Take it home and use some soap people.. it's yellow and it works.. SAVERS doesn't wash either. They use Febreeze. While I agree that the stapling on of tags is obnoxious and there are a lot of stains, if it's too stained for you, don't buy it and a staple hole is very small if you take the tag off carefully. Quite a few of the employees are rude but most of the people I've met shopping there have been just as rude or worse expecting the quality of the clothing to be like new.

Tyler John Almgren

My friend and I used a voucher last night but we only spent about $27, I was hoping that the Thrift Store would have backpacks and men's socks but I did not see any, I also did not know that the clothes are not all completely washed beforehand. I might like to inquire about a job if and when I can I got just about everything I'm wearing in the photo except the jacket. Was a great place to get one outfit for one day

Steven Rodman

They had something’s I was looking for but not a lot of stuff and most of the things that were beneficial for me were either broken and dirty or grossly over priced. I tried to communicate with the manager(Sarah From England)about my needs and she was very rude. When I tried to explain that I would be securing a voucher for the things that I needed but she couldn’t help me. Although I think I could use the voucher and would definitely appreciate it, I don’t want to support a store let alone a company that taxes the donations given to them then offered for resale but don’t give back to the community nor offer any type of tax break for anyone but themselves. I believe the appropriate funds should go towards a different cause that isn’t just being used as a front to line corporate America’s pockets while standing on the necks of the poor.