Really off putting smell and filthy floors. Older white gentleman was pleasant that worked there…read more He asked my opinion about an item that he was placing in a rack -if I thought it was men's or women's. You can never tell sometimes. . I grabbed one belt and two cups and a bowl. I took to the register and the older black woman at the counter took a look at the belt and said it was expensive. She tried to charge me $19 for an item that was marked $2. The she said the bowl was not a bowl, and wanted to charge me her own price. I continued to state that it was bric & brag or whatever they call it and the price list was in the room above where I found it. It's almost like she doesn't want to sell it for the listed prices and wants to make her own depending on who goes to pay. Won't be back... On a side note- I saw her trying to overcharge an elderly lady on two resin outdoor chairs you get from Lowe's for $5. She was trying to charge $30 per chair. WTH?!! ‍ She is clearly uninformed tha these items were all donated and should be priced accordingly. Also, if someone is in need of something they shouldn't have to pay her made up premium price.

While I'm happy to report that this New Paltz Salvation Army store location remains among the few…read moreold school Sally Alley's left standing in the Hudson Valley, the long list of negative reviews do in fact reflect what is indeed a sad state of affairs for thrifting in general and Salvation Army stores in particular. Rude staff that turns away donations and makes up their own hours is a big part of it. In the case of the New Paltz store, I was never a big fan anyway as right off the bat you're competing with about 6,000 or so SUNY New Paltz students for an already scarce inventory of 2007 Port Jervis Turkey Trot T shirts, old moo moos and Mantovani albums (which, please don't get me wrong, I will happily rifle through such trash like a starving raccoon with rabies). But, your chance of finding anything really interesting is very limited. In general, it's just a smaller space that isn't even really fully utilized. However, at the end of the day it's probably somewhat helping college kids save some cash on clothes, furniture and housewares items. That's a good thing. Just don't come in here expecting to find a treasure trove of vintage clothes and quirky knickknacks. Most of that stuff's been devoured by moths decades ago or snatched up by resellers. If you're lucky you can snag some lame word art that say's "It's wine o'clock somewhere". And Mantovani records...they'll ALWAYS be there.

Again Naomi has saved our day. Over several months she worked on a table of ours that had decided…read moreto warp alarmingly. Of all her qualities - wood working ability, reliability, reasonableness, ease of scheduling, etc. - the one we found most impressive is her creative problem solving. Both projects we laid at her doorstep presented unique challenges and she met each with an intelligence and imagination. Highly, highly recommended.

Naomi did a beautiful job recaning and repairing two lovely old chairs. She had them done on time,…read more she communicated about changes in the plan as she discovered layers of challenges in the repair and she stayed true to her quote! Naomi carefully explained what was involved in the work and demonstrated such a love for the old pieces I knew I had found the right person. When I picked up the chairs I was thrilled at their beauty, all polished and rubbed to a shine. And it was lovely to see that Naomi not only did responsible, professional restoration but was engaging in a creative desk project for a college student who was sentimentally attached to her graffiti on a piece of childhood bedroom furniture! Very cool!

While traveling through the area, I needed to replace the power cord I had forgotten. These guys…read morewere able to replace it (they made sure it was the correct cord for the machine), and took the time of offer help with some other computer related issues I'd been having. Nice, independent retailer, right on Main Street.

A small business in New Paltz that does a great job at a reasonable price with quick turnaround. I…read morebrought my wife's laptop for a bigger solid state hard drive, the charged me $75 less than any other place near here and had it back on the day promised. (Two days later)

I called and was told to call back 2 hours later, so I did. Then a very exasperated man spoke to me…read more(he was regularly sighing as I spoke) for a little while and then told me he had "other things to attend to" - WTAF? Please don't answer distress calls when you aren't in the mood to deal with people's problems that you may think are not interesting. Don't be unkind and bored. A crisis line should not leave you feeling worse.

I went to family of Woodstock for help with job placement and received resources to aid me in my…read morejob search from Bri and Tyrone witch where very helpful. I also requested help with food and they gave me a ShopRite food card. This business is very helpful in many ways.

HappyLife Productions has been working with Cornerstone Services for many years to mail out our 30…read morepage catalog to our wholesale accounts, as well as for other promotional mailings. The service is excellent and the turnaround is fast, we highly recommend them. Great company to work with.

Sean and the team at CRST have provided excellent advice and service at all stages of direct…read moremarketing. The team took time to fully understand our requirements and find the optimal solutions. As a non-profit, we have found the customer service from CRST to be approachable, flexible and reliable throughout. The research into potential recipients opened up new possibilities for us, and the logistics of delivery were completed perfectly. We are very grateful for the service and support provided by CRST.