Salvation Army Thrift Store

Michael Norwood

This place Did help me..I had no place to go,I came in Sunday morning was admitted, very helpful place but after a week they Charge you $70 /week to stay there,not really alot of jobs around...you will have to utilize the bus system to get a job and be on top of your game,but Very nice people,not a bad place to be...jobs Are a concern though....they feed you well....I've been to alot of flop house shelters...this is one of nicer places to be....I'm from Memphis...so..over All....they Do try to help A temporary work place staff zone picks you up at 5am work 9 hours$96..above alot of the other Flop house shelters...they do have rules but if your serious it Is a place for you...and if have kids to Go!!!!! I did appreciate the help but I couldn't find appropriate Work to sustain a start of life so I left!!!!not a bad place though!!!!!!Thanks to the staff Who did help!!!!!yes they are homeless people outside but they are drunks or druggie WHO DONT WANT A FRESH START.(((...to Luna lane jewelry------.PEOPLE QUIT CRITICIZING POOR/HOMELESS PEOPLE!!!!!! I DONT DO DRUGS OR DRINK!!!!!!! Some people DO WANT HELP &Can't help they are poor or Homeless!!!!!!

Marilyn Sorrell

Friendly staff but messy and overpriced.

R

They cherry pick the donations. I understand why they do that right now because they are flooded with donations right now, but when things calm down in the world I will remember their rudeness. We called before making the trip down there to ensure they were open and to ensure they were taking furniture donations. They said they were and there were no restrictions. We had a truck and trailer full of good furniture, lamps, some ikea pieces, two antique pieces and two not solid, but decent pieces that came out of a child’s room like a drawing desk and bookshelf. My partner was enraged how rude they were about it. He told them it was an all or nothing donation since it was good stuff and not trashy junk. They said they would take five or six pieces, but not all of it. They could have cared less. The warehouse manager needs to work on his communication skills or lack there of. He was the rudest and shrugged a lot without using words. Again, we called before the lugged it all down there, so it was shocking to be treated so rudely. Old Savannah City Mission happily took every single piece of the furniture and they were grateful. We have always donated to The Salvation Army, but this has changed our perspective of the entire organization.

Ed Johnson

Nice, smaller store with a good selection. Staff was nice & polite.