Salvation Army

"The ladies in the store were very nice. A gentleman named Eric in the front, helped me out a lot. There was one gentleman with missing teeth, a black cap and terrible manners and people skills in the loading area who was very rude to me. He wasn’t pleasant at all. He was on the phone so I waited until he had a moment to speak with me. I said hello, how are you. His response “what do you need”. Not a warm greeting at all. I asked him if he was having a bad day I could speak to someone else. He responded “what do you need”. I proceeded with I wanted to know if you guys are accepting this certain items. He came by my car and quickly said “no, we don’t accept that” and walked back into the loading area. There should be a designated person one can speak with regarding drop offs and he isn’t one of them."

"A nice place to find well used clothing and other things very afforable, I recommend."

"This place was ok. They made it easy to donate. Generally the Salvation Army is a terrible company as far as ethics go. Because of this I give three stars. 5 for this specific location, but 1 for the company overall."

"Made many of donations here. During a donation accidentally left my wallet on top of a box returned within less than 5 minutes and had my change, receipts, money, and even family photos taken. Only thing left was ID. Terrible."

"Like all salvation army's either you get lucky or you don't. I've never found anything as far as new stuff but I lucked out and found a few vintage Ralph Lauren Polo pieces. Place is kinda dirty like most of them too. I recommend the Unique thrift store up the block if your looking to actually clothes shop.But if your in the area it's definitely worth checking. Maybe you will luck out that day. Just watch out for bugs"