Salvation Army Thrift Store

Half off on certain colored stickers makes for amazing deals and they do that with books, appliances, clothes, etc. Nicer quality and unused items are priced a little higher than other items but still under retail and you also get to know you are helping an amazing charity!

Great staff, nice selection of stuff and most prices are reasonable.

Very nice clean store.
The staff is extremely friendly.

I think that we have some great deals in this Store. We have half off each week off 1 color. I think it's a great place to shop. Please everyone just come in and check us out. Thank you.

When they have a sale, the prices are good. But you never know when they’re gonna have it. Otherwise the quality of items is not the best the clothes are usually very worn. A lot of the home items are very overpriced. Like a used picture frame for $10..

The store was well put together with a large selection, but the older woman that was working was rude and seemed rather inconvenienced by having to help a customer.

Good thrift store with great furniture deals too. Go check'em out.

Some items are over priced

Good deals here!

Hit or miss for well priced thrifting, but the worst part is the hours. I showed up 30 minutes before the posted hours ended today and doors were locked (with a giant OPEN flag outside?) If you're there near close, they make announcements every couple of minutes that they're closing (starting like 30 minutes before closing.) Seems a bit much and honestly puts me off from stopping by.

Prices are little high, seems to be standard for salvation army around here though. Not a lot of inventory, just mostly clothing.

The prices were way too high. Some items are used from the dollar tree, being sold for $1.99. Yikes! I'm not sure who's doing the pricing, but they're out of their mind.

The store doesn't have a bad odor and the shelves were neatly stocked, so that was a plus. It's just a lot of old outdated products and clothes. It's filled with items that appear to be donated by people who found a storage tote full of old clothes, books and etcetera that were in their attic for the past decade.

There's one employee who was handling the register and sorting through products. She was so kind, helpful and just amazing. She was literally the only reason why I gave this place 2 stars. Her customer skills were immaculate. I believe her name was Destiny.

They have some appliances still in boxes like toasters etc., all priced insanely high. The toaster was 27.00??? I thought I was shopping at a thrift store not Macy’s. The clothes are also overpriced, way overpriced. If you’re looking for deals this isn’t the place. Not sure who makes up these prices but to expensive for me.

First time going to this Salvation Army. The prices were completely ridiculous. $250 for a mens jacket. Broken, stained and dirty toys for $3-10. That should be just thrown away but by far the most alarming thing is selling used dirty childrens underwear for $2 each. That should have been something you threw away when you saw it in the back. Disturbing.

Staff was rude when I was trying to make a donation. They were very unhelpful and had attitude when I was asking where I can leave it for them. Someone came to the donation door when I knocked but said they won’t take any donations an hour prior to closing. I support Salvation Army but Im dissatisfied with how rude and unhelpful the staff was. We ended up taking it somewhere else because they wouldn’t take it.

Was disappointed that they close the donation when their store online said 8PM. I was told to come back the next day at a certain time. I will not be going back and taking my donations elsewhere.