Great advice and service. Took by beloved Thinkpad in for service and ended up upgrading to a newer…read moreThinkpad. Needed it! Love it! Thanks, guys

I took my Samsung laptop into the Clearfield/ Layton store to fix a power issue. They had it fixed…read morein less than 24 hours and the price was extremely acceptable. When we took it in we arrived just after closing time. The employee unlocked the door and let us in anyway. That is what was most impressive to me. I will be back for other repairs. Thanks

A great place to understand who Jesus is and what the Bible says! Great community. They have small…read moregroups you can join and an awesome kids program!

From the owner: We have a relaxed atmosphere and a serious focus on Jesus. Our motto is, “Simply Jesus.”…read more Our service times on Sunday mornings are at 9:15 am and 11 am.

Oh my gosh...BEST MOVERS EVER!!! Once I learned the concept of this business, I had to use them…read morefrom the get-go! And low and behold... They were simply amazing! They wrapped and cared for my things so professionally. And their communication was exemplary! What nice guys too...like and kind! And they worked their trails off! I highly recommend them and will always return for future needs!!!

We recently hired JVA because or initial movers fell short of what we expected. Despite the short…read morein time request JVA arrived within the hour. They completed the task in 30~40 min and respected our property and protected the appliances and property. JVA is the former red barn, I did not know this.

It wasn't until today that I really understood the structure of The Salvation Army. And although…read moreI'm not ready to take any quizzes, I do know that I have always admired the work they do and have been lucky enough to help out from time to time. Officially it's a denomination--I'm told it's in the Methodist vein--but that it holds a military-like organization so you have officer titles and the like. What I am most familiar with is the work they do to serve and alleviate suffering throughout the 100+ nations in which they have a presence. They're certainly doing that in SLC. We may be familiar with the thrift shops, and with the kettles around the holidays, but they're also working with youth, homeless, and jobless, and those who are less fortunate. This location is their chapel and some offices. It's not lavish and it's not opulent, but it is nice, tidy, and in good repair. I had the chance to walk around a bit today and saw the chapel, library and gymnasium. I've not been for services. I spoke with their volunteer coordinator and there are certainly opportunities to serve. You can ring bells at the kettles, serve food, take Thanksgiving meals to shut-ins, and many other opportunities that are available year-round.

What a shame; a couple of links here are dead or MIA! And, ads that are Not SA show up in the Yelp…read moresearch results...Salvation Army deserves better!

I always seem to get a cart- though they suck and have terrible wheels they get the job done…read more I have mixed experiences when I'm here- I've been 4 times alone and once with my two younger daughters- we stay together because there can be a crowd at times. We don't re sale, we come looking for things we need and can use or wear. We have gotten a few books that weren't trashed and aren't old library returns, we have found several outfits and a bunch of shoes we like. My favorites have been my REEF sandals that weren't trashed- even brand new. They try to put rubber bands around the shoes but stupid people pull them apart and toss them so it's hard to locate the other one sometimes which sucks. We have found several newer baby items like a seat cover for a car seat, a shopping cart cover for my granddaughter- I wear yard working gloves because the bottom of the bins tends to have broken pieces like sharp glass or sometimes needles eek- also we have found used diapers and soiled underwear... yuck! The smaller baby and infant clothing is hit or miss- some are adorable and others have a lot of stains. Always check jacket zippers and buttons- pants as well- we have gotten home excited and washed things only to realize they are missing those things or zippers don't work. There are people that hoard a bunch of stuff and park all the carts full of their crap on the edges and cover them with blankets... I personally don't think this should be allowed, others would like carts esp coming with smaller children! I have had to bring my own large Costco bag. I purchased a nice soft sleeping bag in great condition and when the gal was whipping it around on the scale snagged it and by the time I got home I have a four inch slice down the soft bag & stuffing coming out! I had to buy a patch repair kit... not a lot of care at the register. When new bins come out you'd think it was 2020 and people were fighting for the last toilet paper on earth- shoving and pushing etc- GROW UP! It's used clothing ffs.... It's ridiculous to act like that- we just wait til they're done acting like morons then stroll over and still find some awesome stuff- my girls love Squishmallows and if you don't mind filthy ones you can grab them for cheap- then we sanitize the hell out of them when you get home. I love the shoes when I can actually find a matching set! LOL I even got a nice leather pair of platforms I'm wearing to my daughter's wedding. Just needed a buff and polish. Fun to go to but iffy area with a lot of homeless all over begging and living in tents nearby. That scared my young girls who haven't seen that before, I turned it into being a great lesson on why not to use drugs.... Besides the area and creepy location, we have had some great scores and other times left with nothing but a headache & bottle of sanitizer. Cool if you're looking for a thrift shop cheaper than DI and a little more fun picking through things and finding some cool prizes.... It's worth a shot if you want to see it- I'd go during the day- evening is when a lot of creepers are out in the area :/ Also they have locked bathrooms but will unlock them for you- nice if you have kids!! Hope this helps :)

Raise your hand if you like a scavenger hunt! Those of you with hands in the air, follow me. We're…read moregoing on an adventure. At the Goodwill Outlet, we will circle around the large bins of miscellanea-clothing of all sorts and sizes, books, household items-all mixed together for the thrill of the hunt. We don't go here looking for something specific, but rather let the treasures make themselves known. It can take a bit of looking, but if we're lucky we will find something great. Periodically, the staff brings out new bins. At that time, the old ones will be rolled away and the hoards of people who are standing by eagerly will pounce on the new bins when they are declared available. It's fun, it's wild and it's unpredictable. Clothing is paid by the pound, and you can score some pretty good deals. Happy hunting!

This place is growing and offering many opportunities to engage in various forms of art from…read moreceramics, figure, drawing, and digital media. Keep your eye. This place is going to expand and offer even more opportunities in the future.

Taking the ceramics level one class was a wonderful experience. It far exceeded my expectations.read more