Nothing personal…read more.. This location no longer exist...I had errands in the nearby area and though that driving a bit further do drop a huge bag of donation would be perfect so only to realize that this location no longer has The Salvation Army Donation Center drop off sadly as this Kalama Valley Shopping Center is a great location to place a bit with lots of parking space making it a super easy and quick drop off. Not sure what other Salvation Army donation drop off has in this location but there is a Goodwill container here though that as well wasn't open or occupied by a staff and can't be sure if it's staying here as well. Drive down to Hawaii Kai as they have Green Drop and Goodwill as well that has staff ready to accept your items. Thank you!

From the owner: When you donate and shop with The Salvation Army, your support provides the main source of funding…read morefor our residential Adult Rehabilitation Center programs. These programs are offered on a charitable basis, with no insurance required. Make a difference today by donating and shopping with us!

I was fortunate to go the day they had the $1 for clothing sale…read more Got a pair of jeans to make a bag. Found the biggest jeans made of durable denim. Now that's gonna make a great bag.

People are kind and nice and you will really find things that you're looking for at a very…read morereasonable price. There's a lot to find and to buy with someone's trash-my treasure! However, lately their prices is increasing and most of the time the ones you see posted on Facebook market that you came in for, even when you come really early it's already taken and reserved by the people that work/volunteer there. Still, there's many things for everyone.

We found nightmare before Christmas shorts with original tags for six dollars. They're the old hot…read moretopic tag my 14-year-old was very excited. She found a Kipling gorilla that she's been wanting for a long time for only two dollars. Both my girls found necklaces keychains and my oldest daughter found some dresses. My husband found some golf shirts. My daughter found a cute handmade hello Kitty purse . I had a $10 off 30 coupon and we only paid $100 for all the things we got. The customer service was great. They were there during self checkout to help when we needed it. Highly recommend coming here for souvenirs for your kids, so much cheaper.

SAVERS! This location is so busy! Every part of the store is…read moreoverflowing especially the donation line in their small, ground-level parking lot. Frequented by college students, townies shopping on a budget, and your bunch of locals -- this location likely has what you need. Expect the disorganization and lack of manpower. Might be a wait to check out.

I've never known/ heard about this fantastic Organization til I watched the video ' dinner with an…read moreangel ', I've watched this video many times and it's moving and I love it alot more and any television! God is faithful. God is good. With all sincerity & gratefulness, R. Albanese NY, NY USA

I've volunteered with many organizations and must say, I had one of the best experiences at Angel…read moreNetwork Charities. They're located on Kalanianaole Highway in Hawaii Kai and share a parking lot with Calvary by the Sea Lutheran Church. The organization is one of the Hawaii Foodbank's recipients to distribute food to those in need and they serve the Hawaii Kai and Waimanalo area. Upon arrival, we were greeted by other volunteers and they were immediately grateful as they do not normally have enough volunteers to sort and distribute food. We began by placing fresh produce in boxes. There was a variety of fruits and vegetables-apples, bananas, green beans, etc. and each box was to be given to a family. Tables were set up outside of the warehouse and we lined them with more food-loaves of bread, frozen meals and veggies, soup, and even cookies and donuts. In addition, there were pallets of dry goods available that consisted of mac and cheese boxes, cereal bars and crackers. There were people lined up around the corner waiting for their food baskets. Angel Network is pretty organized in the process of distributing the food. They allow a few people to check in at once and then distribute the pre-packed produce boxes. Once they received their boxes, they could shop the line of other food. Many of the clients were so grateful and a few of them were a little acquisitive and had to be told there was a limit to what they could take. Sadly, this is a result of not being able to afford enough food on their own. Cleanup wasn't too bad. We put the undistributed food away, folded up the tables and then lunch was provided for us. One of the volunteers graciously cooked a hearty meal for the volunteers and we were told that that lunch is always provided for volunteers. Another thing that's so great about this community effort is that the clients also volunteer their time as a way to give back to the organization. Many of the volunteers that day were also recipients of the food distribution. I think Angel Network Charities is one of those unsung neighborhood heroes and to some, surprisingly in a more affluent neighborhood. Just goes to show that there are always people in need-no matter where they live. This is one of the organizations I will continue to volunteer my time with.

The need never ends…read more.. Here is yet another Green Drop location and it's in Hawaii Kai...Towne Center to be exact and though you'd wonder where but in the lot right beside Raising Cane's and you can see the huge green trailer as you're driving up Keahole Street. As I'm driving up and parked a staff came out almost immediately and asked if I'm donating as if she sees the struggle in me for the drop as packed in one of my favorite luggage that's taken great care of me from Vegas to Japan has came the time to let it go. Filled are various items as well from toys to many brand new items and hope that it will benefit the American Red Cross as the donation never stops, open daily with the friendliest staff to help you. Thank you!

Celeste was very nice & helpful & even took the bags I had after closing. So appreciativeread more

Repeat continues…read more.. Goodwill is exactly just that and donating is a giving process that goes to great use though i think I'm the one that's most grateful as these items are personal and have been treasured at some point though the use has sadly gone beyond what's needed and knowing that it can continue to be useful is a great feeling. This Hawaii Kai location is very convenient as it's located in the Park and Ride parking lot which is a very decent size which obviously makes it easy to swing by for a quick drop off. The staff there is amazing and ready to take your items and provide you with a receipt as well to document your items and with Goodwill giving them a new home is a wonderful resource to help more than your personal space. Thank you!

Sharing is caring…read more.. I've been blessed to have traveled to places that excite and gives me the option to shop and with that I try my best to not hold on to items that no longer gives me that purpose and create a lovely tote of donation hoping that it will find new home and purpose to someone else. This donation container is found at Kahala Mall you just need to go to the back side of the mall just below the Queens Urgent Care and there's always a staff there seven days a week happily take your items and is super convenient. Many folks are in need to have items for work, school or just to fill your home and know that every item has it's purpose as long it's useable so to parting with them not only saves it from unnecessarily being dumped but an affordable way to give. Thank you!

Reuse, reduce, and recycle everyday…read more.. not only on Earth Day, April 22, 2024, and everywhere... even in Honolulu, Hawaii... We were in the Kahala area and remembered that there's a small donation center in the covered parking lot by the theater wing of Kahala Mall. Located across the parking lot from Panda Express, it was a quick, convenient drop off. The friendly man asked if we needed a receipt... Yes, please! We will be back!