I have been volunteering here as well as donating here for only a short time but this is a…read morededicated organization that is helping to solve clothing insecurity for Westchester newborns through teens. The need is immense in todays trying and expensive times. In addition to that they are helping to avoid clothing going into landfills. After volunteering here I will kindly recommend that you wash all clothing before donating. Volunteers will sort through to make sure only clothing with no rips/stains move on to be donated. All other clothing gets sent to a facility to be used in textile recycling or thrift store use which the organization receives money for so they can purchase much needed clothing items.

The place is nice and kept neat. The clothes are nice and…read morecolor sorted, but packed in really, well too tight you cant slide the clothes without it getting messed up. There are no prices, just color plastic tags. PRICES ARE OUTRAGEOUS! WAY OVERPRICED! They will sell anything and everything and price it very high. Even old work shirts with company logos on it! I was purchasing 2 black polo shirts and 1 Black collared button down shirt for work . When I asked for the prices, I was shocked. Each Polo Shirts was priced at $15 each! I can buy a similar black polo shirt at Target for $12 and I know that because I bought 2 of them the day before in riverhead the day before but I needed more of them so I decided to look at salvation army to see what they had. I did not purchase them. Not for a used faded black polo shirt ! I did buy the 1 button down which was priced at $7.50. I needed clothes for work. I am in disbelief. A sandwich Panini press was priced at $26! WOW! I can get one at Walmart for the same or even less! Go to Savers instead and use a 20% off coupon when you make a donation. And I don't give a fuck if it pays for their programs or whatever. Dont rip the public off! December 22nd, 2025. The Salvation Army "Replied" to my review with a generic response. If you look, its the same exact reply to every bad review.

The pricing at this store is outrageous and criminal. Shame on this store. The demographic in this…read morearea has limited resources for spending and transportation and this store takes full advantage of their circumstances. Absolutely disgusting.

Loved it! Incredibly kind and helpful staff and really fun finds! Was in town visiting family and…read morewe took a break to check out a local place for a welcome change and distraction from the usual. Got an extra blanket for the hotel and a cool tee with the name of a local NY record store which matches a completely different local bar where we are from. All that and an insane jumpsuit! Would go again, for sure!

Great little store, excellent prices and a large variety of items…read more The staff is very friendly and I'm glad this opened in Lindy. Awesome to pick through and dig.

Discusting, you're donating furniture, and I guess, they expecting "brand new furniture" in oder…read morefor them to take it.They didn't take mine althought it was good.Dont offer donation to Salvation Army, cause they leave you hanging.

Friendly staff. Good for browsing. Some items fall apart after purchase. Check thoroughly before…read morebuying.

Very easy to make a drop donation here. Fast, efficient and men there to unload your car. If it…read moreis important to you that a donation receipt be obtained you may try elsewhere because my receipt has not come through by email. They do not give paper receipts. Highly recommend this location. Many other charities were not interested in good quality clothing and took no donations at this time. Green Drop also will pick up in home.

They never bothered to show up for my scheduled pickup. I called twice and was assured they were on…read moretheir way. I went to a lot of trouble to get all the donations together and organized and nothing, no email, text or call. Very unprofessional and disappointing.

Pros: The selection here is huge, the store is very well organized and is neat and clean…read more Cons: Like every thrift store, it's all hit and miss depending on what you're looking for. While some things were reasonably priced, other items were laughably priced. For example, an average quality small living room arm chair with slightly faded and slightly dirty fabric was $167.00. You can buy a similar arm chair in Bob's brand new and fresh smelling for $199.00 All in all, if you're in the area it's worth visiting since donations come in every week and you never know what you might find.

Two men came with a truck to my house. They refused to take anything. We had a loveseat, two twin…read morebedroom sets, a two-year old kitchen table with four kitchen chairs, two wooden short file cabinets and a large mirror. They looked at everything and said, "faded", "nicked", etc. In my opinion, every single thing was in good condition. I couldn't believe it. Do they only take new furniture? Aren't they selling, or giving to needy people, used furniture? I asked the driver, "Why?" after he refused the first item (I was just curious...I didn't have an attitude.). He responded, with a bit of an attitude, "Because the driver has the right to refuse any item." Not a good experience at all.

I had a scheduled pick up for over a week. Tbey were to come out July 3rd and said between 8 and…read more5.. No show! Now it's pouring out and everything people could of used is trashed! Never again Good luck VA people who are in need! Oh..now the phone doesn't answer there either...so much for trying to help the Vets

Confusing- the store says "Red White and Blue Thrift" on the outside, I don't know why it's listed…read moreas Veterans of America on this site. I found the merchandise dirty and crappy, the employees and customers kinda trashy, and the checkout process excruciatingly slow. Would not return.

The Salesian Missions are another example of my family's support for those less fortunate. I'm not…read morea dedicated regular donor but a periodic gift keeps me on the mailing list. This beautiful birthday card was sent to me by my Aunt and Uncle that live in the State of Georgia. I'm grateful they support our New York State missions. You can look up their website and history. In brief: The Salesians of Don Bosco (formally known as the Society of Saint Francis de Sales) are a religious congregation of men in the Catholic Church. They were founded in 1859 by the Italian priest John Bosco to help poor and migrant youngsters during the Industrial Revolution.

This is an Organization of Salesian Fathers,Brothers,and Sisters serving poor and needy children in…read moreover 130 countries,in 225 Orphanages,216 Clinics,and Hospitals,850 Nurseries and 3,408 Schools,of which 559 are Trade Schools and 91 are Agricultural Schools.I am a retired vet on a fixed income but every month when I can I pick 3 charities to send a donation to this organization is one of those in addition to FPMT,Tibetan Nuns,Boys Town,of course there are many others but I feel these will change lives and make an impact.At Christmas time Salesian Missions send out cute little date books,sometimes I buy them in bulk to gift them to people in my life.As the poem says I go this way but once,any good I can do let me not hesitate.