This place is so organized. I've actually never been to a Salvation Army because where I'm from…read morethey mostly only have goodwill in the area, but this Salvation Army is so organized and so clean. I was actually really surprised. One thing I will say is that I wish that their shoes are all in one place because their shoes on top of some of the clothing racks and it's just like a little bit annoying that you have to walk around the whole store to find all the shoes. This place has a lot of clothes so come prepared to look through a lot, but they have a very good array of coats and jacket, denim pants, skirts, button down, shirts, sweaters, and then they have a smaller area with like furniture and home goods. The people here also really friendly. The guy at the cash register was super nice and very humorous so I would definitely come back.

They are literally out here putting trash on the shelves and sticking a price tag on it. Many of…read morethe items were overpriced for a charity thrift shop. It seems like the focus was more on profitability versus mission and providing affordable, quality items to the local community (and I expect the copy-and-pasted ubiquitous response others have received to their feedback re: pricing). For instance, I saw a medium-sized print of a painting for $99 with a completely broken glass frame. Very disappointing. Also, it's a big store, and could use some additional organization. For instance, the toys are just put on top of the clothing racks and are not categorized by type--stuffed animals are mixed in with helmets. I don't see how any young kid can select their next favorite toy without having to ask an adult for assistance. Even I struggled to find toys for my nephew, who is expecting with his wife, as I'm 5'3" tall and had to go on full relevé to see with the options were. But, the staff was nice--that was a plus.