Salvation Army Thrift Store

Linda King

Lovely lady who welcomes us and informs us of the daily specials a real winner if you rethrift,restyle. But today nice girl ,lady was in bad mood. Different everytime. Like it here quieter than goodwill when crowds may aggravate you. Plus restore is next door.

Angie G

The current manager works off of the spoils system and seems to think that donated items are hers and will give large and valuable items to her buddies for free. I have seen this first hand. So, when you donate, know that your items of value will not fund the charitable organization you donated to but will make the manager more popular with her friends. There is an employee who will even get her kids to hide items in the register cabinets. They are all so embolden in these practices that they don’t even try to hide the behaviors from customers in the store during business hours so who knows what else happens after hours when the doors are closed. If items donated to a charity are not used for their intended donated purpose then that’s a big accounting no no. Very, very bad business and accounting practices here as well as bad morals. I’d say I hope they get audited but I’m sure the “free” Buddy system items never get recorded in the first place so there would be nothing to audit. My advice would be to find a more responsible charity to donate to or beware that you as a donor may be seen as part of this ring of unaccounted operations.

Jimmy Bartlett

Wow! The most friendliest staff I've encountered at a Salvation Army! Thanks for the great deals!!

C'Ann Diamond

Oh my, does this place need help. Stopped in to get cheap items for a scavenger hunt. First of all, this place is filthy. I'm sure they can afford a mop and cleaner. Items are anything but cheap. High prices. A clear little purse worth .99 was 2.99. I can buy a new one for 2.99. A roll of used ribbon 2.99... REALLY Display case, beware of broken glass. This place in bad NEED of an overhaul. Really sad.....