Great selection. Nice staff. Would definitely recommend. I've literally bought dress clothes from…read morethere because the selection is so big, you can try them on, and see how they fit. Retail stores have a handful of styles in comparison.

The Salvation Army Thrift Store is stocked with 100 percent of donated goods from local community…read morecollection sites. The Store itself contributes all of its earnings to worth while programs around the world. The organization devotes billions of dollars and thousands of volunteer hours each year to disaster relief, social services and other charitable causes worldwide. This Salvation Army Store plays an important role in furthering the mission of the organization. Patrons who shop at the store select through a diverse selection of slightly used clothing, shoes, second hand furniture, books, toys, and electronics at fair value prices. All of which in turn adds to more charitable dollars that can be used to help the less fortunate. *Note to local shoppers; to Me it's 5 Stars because it's a non profit organization and not necessarily that it sells 5 Star merchandise.

Your prices are outrageous. You're selling dollar tree…read moreitems for $3.99 and $4.99. This is a low income area, you're supposed to be helping people, not taking advantage of them.

PROS: This is a spacious Sal army that has nice staff members and good quality items. Large variety…read moreof items and line moves quickly CONS: Most items aren't even priced while other items are priced high. scarce street parking and not in the best area OVERALL: If you're in the area and are looking for moderately affordable items then come here. But if you're looking for a dirt cheap, safe area, spot maybe not the best place to go to

I initially trusted this organization to help during a difficult time but quickly realized I was…read morewrong. Jenny reached out after a friend contacted her on my behalf, as I was struggling with neck and back injuries, domestic issues, and housing instability. She encouraged me to move to Morris County, promising to raise funds to help secure housing. Jenny posted on her personal Facebook asking for donations, and my friends contributed enough to cover my hotel stay. However, she later claimed there weren't enough funds donated, even though we had receipts. When OTA, an organization she claimed to work with, requested receipts from Project Kind, they confirmed they had no affiliation with her. Jenny refused to provide proof, became defensive, and said, "That goes to my car and car insurance. I am not sharing my financial information with OTA." I managed to find a room to rent but fell behind on $750 in back rent. The homeowner, a single mother of three, reached out to Jenny and Kathy from Project Kind for solutions. Instead of helping me stay housed, they held a meeting at the home that same afternoon and decided it would be best to move me into a hotel for four days. They cut off all contact that day, leaving both me and the homeowner confused, hurt, and struggling. When a non-profit refuses to provide documentation requested by the state, it raises serious red flags. If donations are truly being used as claimed, there should be no issue providing proof. From my experience, the videos posted on their social media are not entirely truthful. After reporting my experience to the county and other organizations, I learned others have raised similar concerns. Based on my experience, funds are being misused, and vulnerable people are being lied to or left in worse situations--confused, scared, and betrayed.

My mail carrier, Michele is the most efficient person I have ever had deliver my mail and I am…read moreliving in Randolph for 60 years. The only day I ever experience a problem with my mail delivery is the day she has off and there is a substitute for her. Michele, I appreciate you more than you know. You make my day run smoothly because I don't have to keep calling the Dover Post Office to complain anymore. YOU ARE THE BEST!

Terrible experience!! mean sales person. terrible attitude…read morebitter people should not be taking care of costumers!! who is supervising this office?

Can I just say as sad as it was cleaning out our moms house as fast as we did we are just so happy…read moreknowing that so many other people may be buying the clothes tho I spent time washing and drying and folding, as well as so may of her cherished household things that sat on selves for so many years. I love that places like this exist so all her good things didn't end up clogging up a landfill.

It's messy. None of the clothes are by size. You have to sift through every rack…read more It's not even organized by color. Like it's vaguely "white", pink...