Really big Salvation Army with a lot of different options for clothes, shoes, accessories,…read morehousehold items, kitchen supplies, artwork you name it. Decided to buy some basketball shorts and a tank top. I also bought some athletic shoes that were nearly new. Everything was a really good price. Parking was also really easy. The cashiers and employees were very nice to all questions. Will be back for more thrifting

I'm reposting this to warn people that purchase furniture. Salvation Army: If these are christian…read morevalues then I'll stay away from that ideology. My experience? I'll just be honest. I bought a kitchen table and set of six chairs. They didn't exactely tell me what kind of situation I signed myself in for. First off I bought the set on Saturday night. They told me I have 3 days to pick it up. They're closed Sunday. NP. I picked up a set of chairs that same day. I came back Monday. It was pouring rain. I picked up a second set. The person handling shipping out told me they close out at 5:30p at ship out area. I came back late for my third set of chairs because of heavy traffic. I got an attitude from employer because I was late. The Table was a different situation. I had to ask for an extention since I needed help getting an uhaul. I called and explained situation on Tuesday. I was told manager would call me back. No call. I called on Wednesday and talked with manager. Explained I was having problems getting a truck because people flaked on me. She said she was surprised it's still in back area. Anyways, she extended it til Thursday. All awhile I'm stressed because I'm thinking they will just take table or it will get damaged which BTW a chair leg was cracked and I checked all the chairs before purchasing. I came with uhaul Thursday. I explained chair situation to manager. She was empathetic but when I purchased things later she said sorry about chair. I said things happen. She said not really. Anyways, I give the place average for thrift pricing. Employee attitudes below average. I was beyond stressed dealing with furniture so if you can't pick up furniture same day, don't bother since it's not guaranteed to stay intact once you purchase and there's no money back guarantee on anything. As far as me? I'm pretty easy going so as far as fault, I thing the only fault I had was being impulsive in buying the set to begin with.

I had such a pleasant experience at this location Taurus…read moreassisted me with everything that I had. He was very courteous and he made sure I didn't forget my receipt.

Very easy drop off with signage directing you and the folks working there are very nice!read more

Overpriced. Double what it was worth originally. I know they have half price tags but these were…read moreall full priced. A little ridiculous.

This used to be such a great thrift store. My how things have changed. I doubt I will ever go…read moreback. Skimpy selection of non- clothing items and what little inventory they had was extremely overpriced. Disappointing.

They always arrive the day they are scheduled. We have been scheduling donations for several years…read morenow.

We dropped a load of donations in Frisco location today. The gentleman was just the nicest! He…read morewas also careful with some breakables. I am hoping this donation will benefit animals as well as people. We will be back again!

I now know where old junk goes to die... The selection here…read moreboth times I've visited is sad and limited at best. The clothes are organized by color, which I guess is great if you're only looking for a certain color, but I'm more interested in finding a size that fits me. Most of the items here should be disposed of rather than trying to sell. I've been here twice, and although my wife says I never visit a thrift store without buying something, I've not found a single thing during either visit that I thought was a good deal.

This Salvation Army has an outside drop off. Very handy. Staff is nice too. Got some gems here. :)read more

Great thrift store that supports the community. Store is clean and items displayed nicely. Prices…read moreare good. They also have an upper scale store with designer clothes.

I loved visiting Helping Hands! I like that the proceeds help the local community. It was packed on…read morethe Monday we went but they had a great selection of stuff. I liked that everything was reasonably but decently priced in the "boutique" which had many name brands and nice quality stuff. In the back there was an "outlet"'with things priced from $1-5 depending on the item with most clothes being $5. Worth checking out!

They make it easy to donate, and have for years, please check their lists of what they can accept…read more(&wat they do not). Thank you for your donations ! ! !

Very fast and efficient at collecting your items! And they are open during the weekend, so…read moredonation times are easy and flexible!

I have been going to the Dallas Goodwill Outlet for several years. This means I have seen so many…read moreof their rules change, sometimes weekly. I have noticed a gradual improvement in the attitudes of employees, to each other and to customers. However, I went yesterday and while shopping saw row after row ofbins being brought out but covered with sheets or blankets, so not open for shopping. They then told all shoppers they were closing from 12-1 so pay for items and leave, or wait in front area til they reopen. Also, if you spend $50 at checkout you would be allowed back in at 12:30. Of course the roundup and exit of shoppers to pay meant a longggg line to checkout. It has always been curious to me that they don't seem to have fundamental retail expertise, nor do they seem to care about their customers at all, and this latest change really reinforces that. Their method of replacing bins is chaotic-the last time I was at the Austin Outlet they had an organized way of doing it, starting at one end and then moving down replacing each row. It was a while back, but seemed to work. Why in the world would you make shoppers leave when they are shopping at your store? i dunno, just felt disrespectful. I don't get there till 10ish, and typically spend more than 2 hours there, so its no longer a fun place for me to shop, so I won't go as often, if at all. Fortunately i live in between the Dallas and Ft Worth store, so I'll just try the Ft Worth store instead.

Employees are very friendly and accommodating as I was with my kids. I enjoy how well organized the…read moreitems are. There are jems every time I come in here. The selection on plus size items is limited, and today it seemed the clothing was quite old. May have been a bust day, but I did get a great buy, so I'll keep coming back even if the clothing isn't the best.

Helping Hands is so very helpful. It is just a blessing to have this group of people willing to…read moregive their time to help the community.

From the owner: Alvarado Helping Hands for Jesus is committed to enhancing lives through nutrition education, food…read moreassistance, clothing, and access to community service.