Salvation Army Family Store & Donation Center

"Love shopping here but today the old woman charged me 4x the price because they don't individually price games and DVDs. She told me someone put it in the wrong spot. This is supposedly a "Christian" business. But the employees refuse to honor the sales price. In retail your supposed to reorganize your store so everything is in the right place,because if a customer sees it for one price you have to honor it, for it was a business fault it wasn't in the right place. Now I will complain about her every chance till she's fired or taken off register. I will not buy from this store with her there. This is not a Christian store like the rest. Beware the older lady with short blonde hair. She was wearing hooped earrings today. She's always arguing with customers over the price or just trying to be difficult"

"I love shopping here. The prices are great and usually tags are half off. The only issue that I have been having with this store (Dover) recently is that it seems like the staff is intentionally or unintentionally damaging items by piercing the fabric versus the tag. There are a lot of items that are tagged correctly (through the seam, through the tag) but more often than not I find myself putting items back because they have tagged through the fabric. Just yesterday I found 3 beautiful blouses for myself and had to put them all back because the tagger tagged the fabric. After a few washes, this item will be unwearable due to damage. Please start piercing the tags or seams and stop ruining otherwise beautiful items! Sincerely - someone who only thrifts their wardrobe."

"I used to go to Salvation Army in Milford a lot. But the manager at the time, African American male, started jacking prices, and make that place an eBay style store. Everything retail priced. So I started driving all the way to Dover because it was cheap and great. Slowly I realized the good items were gone and everything was getting expensive just like Milford. Then I saw the guy! He works at Dover now. And it all made sense. Now when you go, there are barely any items. Everything is priced like online or eBay. It’s a joke. And they are taking the good items. It’s so obvious. Best place to go now is goodwill near Camden. It’s only reasonable price place left in the area. Everywhere is is trying to do the eBay thing for profits. The profits should be giving cheap items to the community. Not how much money you make and how many good items you can take for yourself. Sad."

"I’ve really found some nice items here! I spent over 60.00$ . I like how the store is big with huge selections. I’ve bought name brand clothes such as nike, Columbia, polo , for about 6-7.00 each. I bought a nice Anne Klein long winter pea coat 6.50. Their prices are reasonable. I give it 4 stars because they charged me a incorrect price for individual cards . They charged me 29 cents instead of 25 cents, but that’s ok! The price was still cheap. The staff here are friendly. It was my first time shopping here at this location. It was worth the drive. I was also able to donate some clothes too!"

"Nice store, lots of good stuff to choose from. I noticed the prices were pretty good now, and the Saturday family day sale is nice."