The Salvation Army Thrift Store

Store looks impressive when walking by; they have a great display window. Inside the store is disappointing however. Very limited, small selection of clothes and household items. I wouldn’t recommend going out of your way to visit this store.

Love Salvation Army in general. This store is quite small and the quality of donations is disappointing. Not their fault of course.

You have to really dig for what you want, didn't have the time to browse. Interesting knit of a human they have on display in front of their store

Great book selection. Great prices. Stores is a little chaotic but with the great selection and kind staff they do what needs to be done. I also make all my donations to this location. They always seem super thankful. Keep up the good work team!

Great variety of items - clothes, dishes, appliances, toys, small furniture, knick knacks, backpacks, purses and luggage bags. Perfect place to find tea sets and beautiful dishware. Prices are usually low or reasonable. Staff was very polite and friendly.

Great place for cheap books: softcovers are $2, hardcovers are $4. I wish the books were sorted a bit better. A remarkable amount of glassware, organized by colour. Ties are absurdly overpriced, even compared to other Sally Ann’s locations.

The best thrift store in Toronto, also very warm and helpful staff. Shout out to Kingsley and Gloria who always go above and beyond.You need to look for the treasures but I have found many authentic high end designer names here over the 12 years I have been shopping. Hermes, Gucci, etc. A lot of great stuff if you have an eye for it. Prices are fair especially compared to the value village.

Great staff and I appreciate SA's charitable work, but this branch needs to improve its donation dropoff system.The exterior donation windows are permanently locked, the dropoff parking spots are often taken by people clearly not dropping off items, there's no staff assistance for carrying in multiple loads of donated items, and there's no clear system of telling folks coming in who are donating where they can place their items.These barriers may motivate people to drop off their stuff down the street at the for-profit, dubiously charitable Value Village....!

I absolutely love this place it's very clean, we'll managed and organized prices are very fair and the staff is friendly and helpful. They have a great variety of stuff from flat screen TV to brand new name brand running shoes . They have furniture and bedding, new beds , art work , jewellery I would recommend this store to everybody, especially if you're just starting out in your first apartment or if you've just got married . The Salvation Army is always out working in the community and there to help. They are in the courthouse handing out clothes to prisoners theyre not judgemental they are out on the streets handing out meals etc... they don't care what religion you are or where you're from. They are always trying to help the less fortunate they are a great bunch of people and the only religious based group I see who will help anyone no questions asked . I was brought up Catholic and we donated every Sunday , over the years we donated thousands of dollars and were expected to donate so we did like my parents before us and their parents before them. I never saw any of that money go back into the community or used to feed the homeless or clothe people or send someone to a program because they have an addiction . These are good people true blue and I am happy to shop here and have my money go to them . I'm not a religious person myself but if I was the Salvation Army would be my first choice. They are the only ones out there who take donations and actually do something about it and give back to the community so God bless you guys

Last time I checked there’s was an increase of 50 cents on the minimum wage in Ontario on October 1st. Meanwhile, the prices on many items in this store almost doubled within the past 6 months. I used to love this location, but it’s really weird to constantly see shrunken sweaters from Aritzia’s Mesozoic Era era for outrageous $12.99. This is supposed to be an affordable store for the community, am I wrong?