The Salvation Army Thrift Store

Was looking for a particular kitchen appliance. Found it. Could test it right there. Discovered few minutes later was missing a part. Went back couldn't find it on the shelf. Staff should ideally bag things with multiple components. I believe a mile away is Mission Thrift which I know pre tests and bags. Price at about 20% of new was good so cannot complain. Missing part can be substituted so will work for me.

Prices are very high for some items like leather jackets or purses; but there are some fairly good prices if you hunt

Typical thrift store located in the same plaza as the Value Village. We always find something here.

Great place to drop donations but unfortunately it's super corrupt and the employees get first dibs on everything that comes in. Anything good goes to them at prices that aren't even comparable to what shoppers pay. I've seen this happen on many occasions and head office doesn't seem to care. Very Christian of them to steal from their donators and their customers.

The workers and manager are not grateful to customers and do not know how to address a female. I have been a supporter for a very long time and have donated many things and yet I felt very disrespected.

Haven't thrifted in a while but the prices have jumped up! A double sheet was $12.99 (which would be $5.99 at a different thrift store)
Everyone at the cash was asking if there was a discount today and rhe reply was no. Not even said that nicely. I asked specifically for seniors discount which is every day at 10%. Pretty sure the lady in front of me was a senior and it wasn't even mentioned to her. Either way it should have been mentioned but hey they keep more money if they don't tell their customers. Might get customers going back if they do.

They found and returned a wallet with a lot of money in it. It was a while back now but it made me believe in humanity again.

Prices and selection are great. I think the Seniors discount is every day. This store often has many new items. I shop here too as I believe most of the profits go to support the charitable work of the Salvation Army.