The Salvation Army Thrift Store

I found the prices ridiculous on most everything. I thought this was a place for lower income people to buy stuff. No luck there. The lady at the till was super friendly.

As someone else remarked, prices for almost everything are so high now it does not deserve to be called a thrift store. Your time would be better spent cruising garage sales or searching Amazon Marketplace if you have a specific need.

They have a nice variety of items and clothing. Most prices are reasonable and most things were in pretty good shape. The employees were absolutely exceptional! They were very nice and helpful!

I take an hour drive to come here specifically! Cassandra and the staff are beyond friendly going out of their way to help me look for certain items. Well organized, fun staff and some awesome items!

Their prices are the same as new or more than new. When a brand name store sticker says $4 and they upsell for 5 or 6, that's just theft in my opinion. Was hoping it had changed sadly it hadn't

I imagine that considering all staff wear masks is that they are forced to, not cool. The same government that forced us to wear face diapers has given the go-ahead to go about living life, something that the founder of the Salvation Army was well in tune with, not the Karen generals that run the joints today and are clueless of their past.

I used to really love going to this thrift store. It was well organized, reasonably priced and I've always felt good about donating my stuff to Salvation Army over any other thrift store. I went in today for the first time since the pandemic and was absolutely shocked at the prices. Every single item I looked at was priced way beyond thrift store prices. $10-20 for cosmetic samples that you can get for free via the mail or Sephora, dirty food crusted dollar store dishes priced twice as high as the dollar store does, old half burnt candles for $5. Definitely not worth the drive from Edmonton anymore. Very disappointing!

The donation area is very easy to access and we'll staffed. The staff are friendly and professional.
I did buy a leather jacket fall 2021. An excellent deal on a handsome jacket that was is used but excellent condition. I used the coupon I received for donating. Bonus! I highly recommend donating and purchasing items at this location.

Cute place. Great prices. A bit dusty inside. Had trouble breathing afterwards with my Asthma.

I shop here quite often but I have to admit the prices are quite high and it makes me sad because one of the purposes of thrift stores in my opinion is to save used items from reaching the landfill. When they price the used, already worn down shoes for $22, they are not going to sell and just go to the landfill. So much could be saved from an environmentalist perspective if prices were lower - not to mention lower income families would buy more. Still a good thrift store in Leduc.

Lots to pick through. Staff are friendly. Prices are individual to each item, inconsistent, and some items tagged waaay over-value. That being said, I almost always find something sweet, here!

Love this spot! So many hidden gems, friendly staff and great prices. But maybe I shouldn’t share how great it is because then the secrets out lol

Great store, great vibe, friendly staff, discount card for brought in items is nice. Consistent staff with good structures. Some of the prices of some items a little high, but overall good selection and fair prices I've shopped here quite a bit.

I only drop.off clothes at the local Salvation Army but I commend their commitment to helping those less fortunate. Bravo to all the staff!

Love this place! I have to add the pricing is becoming very expensive I loved it her because pricing was unbeatable now there prices are ridiculous. A picked dresses for 50 dollars, blankets for 60, bean bag stuffed for 22.99 when it sells at walmart for 19.99 brand new! Sneakers 70 dollars. Hope they change and go back to normal before they lose loyal customers.

Great place to donate your gently used items, and to purchase items at reasonable prices. Very helpful to the community during these difficult times when stretching a dollar really counts.

Manager and cashier were rude, unprofessional and unwilling to do the right thing when I exchanged a piece of clothing. Cashier over reacted and seemed like she wanted to pick a fight when I explained to her why I was exchanging it. Some of their clothing is in bad shape and should not be put out on the floor and just thrown out. Do not recommend shopping there especially when they treat their customers they way they treated me. They were really miserable sadly

Great little store. Helpful friendly staff. A little light on stock but that could be due to Covid. I've been here before and found some treasures.

My favorite place to shop for clothes, work wear to formal apparel they have it all. The staff great crew. Always cheerful and readily available to help.

Decent enough store, rude employees. Was shopping with my mother when one of the women, Marlene, was muttering under her breath rude remarks toward my mother. Avoid this store unless you like being treated rudely by miserable employees.

The Salvation Army in Leduc has a wide selection of items for sale. You can find pretty much any thing, in terms of clothing. The staff are friendly and helpful, especially Jenny. Jenny definitely took the time to make sure that I got what I was looking for in the store.

The store is wheelchair accessible and friendly. There's wheelchair accessible parking nearby.
#accessible #familyfriendly

The staff r great!
They have a good selection of items. Some of their items r overpriced but overall pretty decent prices.

Compared to previous years, they have changed to being set up more like Value Village, in that their space is used for women's clothing and kitchen and knickknacks. Of course that's logical, since that's a higher market demand for that demographic. But at the same time, because their floor space remains the same, no more can one find the variety there used to be in cool stuff for men. While they offer some men's clothes, for example, there are no electronics, gadgets, tools, and outdoors stuff. With such an apparent, reduced appeal for men, they offer a limited shopping experience. But one positive feature the store has, is a silent auction. Also the helpful, friendly staff is alright, and their prices on variety stuff is better than Value Village. But with clothing prices that are high like Value's, which are more than half of new clothing at Winner's - there are less and less reasons to shop there.

Good store, prices are higher than thrift stores but you get a coupon when you donate. So it's nice to drop off cloths first. I have stopped picking shirts I think look good, I have no style, instead I just grab pricey name brands I recognize and then get compliments. Works for me.

I love the staff here! So friendly and welcoming:) as a frequent shopper I have noticed a jump in prices. Blankets went from 5.99 max 9.99 to 17.99 thats a big jump these store are to help people in the community I’m just thinking of a person not having much money and needing a blanket with out being embarrassed to ask someone for one being able to just afford one in these great stores:) if I could give four and a half I would have:)