The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center

Its great with exception of dressing room and bathroom closure when my little one had to go.

I read on the SA website Wednesday was senior day. The checkout clerk told me SA does not have a senior day or any senior discount. All the more reason to stick with Goodwill.

Lots of clothes but low quality donations on all other categories of merchandise. The company should spread the love a bit more to those stores in communities that dont have as much traffic to generate more buzz...

Nice store and friendly staff. I had a very pleasant experience and would recommend to others.

Quality products and great prices They are pretty picky about what is put out for sale, which I completely love The staff are amazing there. I visit once a week and always know I will walk out with awesome clothing, great deals and More

With their employees, the location was quite lovely and wellkept. Ill tell all of my family and coworkers about this facility and encourage them to go.

I try to stop on my way home from physical therapy twice a week. Always clean and friendly workers. They have great prices, not like Goodwill. One of the best Thrift stores that I frequent. Right off of Grand Avenue, convenient.

This place was clean and tidy. I will gladly think twice before donating to goodwill. I feel this salvation army could use more donations. Ive donated to goodwill in the past years so much that now Im will donate more to salvation army now.

I was able to get two end tables and one coffee table for alltother and they are solid wood every Thursday the tech color from the previous week you can get furniture or one dollar clothing items great deals beautiful antique dresser is normally you get for or less depending on the price

I like Salvation Army because they give back to the community, whereas Goodwill receives donations, increases prices and pays top management exorbitant wages. Salvation Army keeps prices low for folks on a limited budget to be able to afford shopping there