Salvation Army

The store was neat and clean.It was more like a gift shop and boutique. Very small. They had nice formal Wear. Staff was friendly.

Such a joke dont donate here they are the used store of Ross. Find a donation store that actually gives people a chance to afford clothes for cheap or just give it away for free. These people mark of the price way high.

The thrift store is small but they have a little bit of everything . They also give food boxes , clothing vouchers , Utility assistance etc. and have a hot meal around the back of the building Tues. Thurs. From am pm .

Average small thrift store. Nothing like the one they closed downtown. I really miss that one.Is also a food bank. But, if you go here, you wont be able to go to the food bank on Butler for a month.

They dont have a lot of room to sell things, but what they do have is good. Their food bank is very good, and they even serve a very nice meal, made on the spot by a very nice gentleman

if you really want to change them lives salvation army is a thrift store to go to it is actually the store that changes lives it is a face based organization however it does not have a corporate level employee status like Goodwill that More

Fabulous prices in the thrift store. Excellent community services with individuals prepping free hot lunches donate if you can to anyone stopping in on certain days. Hearts of gold..everyone here. Family services done here as well. Nice little gem in Kingman

The employees are very helpful, very polite and they serve lunch daily weather permitting every months they let you go into their thrift shop, which has beautiful, gently used clothing shirts, pants, socks a bra, underwear and More

When I went with my husband there for help the y was very helpful and help us have a very good Christmas

Lady at front desk is rude .. always unhappy and mean... makes you uncomfortable when you go in there asking for help. Never smiling and doesnt make you feel welcomed .. but Im sure she takes plenty of things home for herself daily... More