Spend a little money on a pink bag from this store and use it at both this and the Standish…read morelocation to get it stuffed full for just $5! I visit the Standish location about once a month and it's one of my favorites. Not a great place to find vintage stuff, but absolutely WONDERFUL for finding kid's clothes.

Housed in old-school, downtown commercial building; this is a well-maintained facility, with a…read morelarge variety of items to explore and browse. The items include bric-a-brac, collectables, vintage, antique, etc.; providing a much larger selection than found in most thrift shops. The staff person was very friendly, welcoming and accommodating; and an excellent representative for this establishment's mission. For those who enjoy the "hunt", as we do; this location provides an excellent opportunity.

I would not recommend this resale shop to anyone. They treat there vendors so incredibly bad it is…read moreunbelievable. Every encounter is a challenge and the contract that you sign is left up to their interpretation. Spare yourself the agony and go somewhere else.

This is a well-maintained facility, with a large selection of items to browse and explore…read more We usually find 1 or 2 "temptations " on each visit. If one enjoys the "hunt", as we do; this location is a solid option.

Today was my first trip to this Salvation Army. The good point was that the store was really…read moreclean. I liked how they had color coded dish sets at the end caps. Unfortunately there was a lot wrong as well. I was told that this was one of the cheapest second hand stores to visit, however when visiting I really found the opposite. In fact, a lot of their prices were higher than Goodwill (which was mind blowing too me.) There were carts full of inventory sitting out which I felt was very disorganized. The prices were just uncomfortable high. So I went looking mainly for items that had the color sticker of the day. Also the toys were all up on top of clothing racks. I am 5'8 and had to stand on my tippy toes a bit to see the stuff up their. I can imagine this is done to keep kids from playing with them. However, this also feels like a bad situation for anyone who would fall under my height. What was really disappointing was that there VHS tapes were .99 cents. In this area (where most stores offer them at 10 cents each, it was steep) I did find a couple I liked and purchased. Had they been about half that price I would have probable helped clear their shelves a little better (or a lot). However, the worst part of this trip came when I found a Mixer, very pretty it had a sticker on it of 3.99. I plugged it in made sure it worked (which I think is a neat feature, most stores you are kind of taking a guess). When I got up to the register though the lady behind the counter discovered another sticker underneath(for 14.99). She called in someone else, and their tone was very accusing. I left the stores with tears in my eyes and will never return. I believe a class in how to handle people with Asperger's/Autism is needed at this store.