The Salvation Army Thrift Store

This place is like reverse Robin Hood. Getting donations for free to rob from the poor. This is the worst place to thrift if you are on a budget. The staff are not polite and do everything in their power to price things at ridiculously high prices. Then when you ask why? They act like their a vintage store and they are experts. They have a slippers they say is authentic Gucci for $300. Pokémon cards for $250. If you guys are experts then start giving certificates of authenticities with your merchandise. You can't prove its not imitation from China your not certified experts. It's ridiculous that stuff you got for free donations your pricing at $599.00 like the dresser in my picture. When I go to Value Village and solid wood dressers were under $50. Things are priced in pairs everywhere else, then I try to buy a paired item like bookends and they say I have to pay per item. Value Village bookends are sold by pair. Warning people do not donate to this Salvation Army. Donate to a better cause. The stuff you donate isn't going to a good place. Whoever donated this dresser I hope you see this. I remember the time I bought a crystal candy dish and the girl was so rude she said you have to buy the lid separately and sold me the candy dish without the lid. I can't believe places like this exist. Please be kind to the less fortunate and donate somewhere else.

Staff are rude. Prices are very high. I would not donate to this store. I would recommend to go to other salvation army instead of this store. Over pricing on donated items. These stores are for people that can not afford too much yet donated items are over priced. This store owner should be made aware of what is happening in there stores.

Under construction as of March 11, 2024. Really should have closed as noise and smushed together aisles really blew.

I really like this place. Every time I go, I take something to donate and get 20% off my purchase. I really like the fact that, unlike Value Village, the Thrift Store is non-profit and the Salvation Army helps people in the neighborhood

This place is having hard time staying in business considering there is a lot of better thrift stores now used to be decent not worth the trip now

All items price are expensive and higher than other thrift stores. Not willing to shop anymore!

Worst thrift store I’ve ever see since they cut the space on half. It always literally smells like feces. Half the items don’t have a price tag and the sizes of the clothes don’t match the tag.I would not waste my time going there. If I could rate it a no stars I would.

I like it and think they do good work so I donate on multiple occasions per year..Staff is consistently very impolite and unapproachable. Pricing is inconsistent and not infrequently too much money for what it is or the condition of the item.Absolutely no cutlery or kitchen utensils which I find very strange, since I've frequently donated those kinds of things myself?

Lots of merchandise. Their books are the most expensive out of all the thrift stores. Lots of parking including pull thru spots. Aisles are narrow making it hard to move around other customers with a cart. Friendly staff.