The Salvation Army is one of my favorite thrift stores! I could easily spend hours here just…read morebrowsing through all the aisles especially the clothes and home goods sections. Their prices are very reasonable and I never leave empty handed! My friends and I always have such a great time whenever we come here. Whether I've gone on a random weekday or during the weekend, it's never been overly busy which makes thrifting even more enjoyable!! My tip is go when you don't have a time limit and go through every single aisle, even the men's! The only downside is that every once in a while you'll come across clothes that smell pretty bad (sometimes like they've been sitting around with cats ) but that's just part of the thrifting experience I guess lol The employees are always friendly, helpful and welcoming. If you love thrifting, I'd definitely recommend checking this location out!

They don't have restrooms for customers. So if you are shopping here for a while, best wishes for…read moreyou. Nothing like my thrift stores in Texas, So sad.

Great helpful friendly service and convenient abundant locations and easy drop off serviceread more

Showed up with a car full of stuff to donate, the open sign was lit up and according to the hours…read morethey are open, but the door was locked and nobody would answer my phone call?? This is the only goodwill that accepts donations in Midtown, so the fact that I was unable to even donate anything is extremely frustrating.

I've been shopping at this location for years and I've never been disappointed. Today I stopped in…read moreand experienced the recent changes they've made and I was impressed with the layout and organization and overall merchandise they had available. So glad to see this location is here to stay.

Ever since my lady and I have been watching our spending habits by not shopping at retailers that…read moresell "new" merchandise, the whole thrifting thing has been surprisingly successful as of late. Which takes me to the city of Folsom where we both had the opportunity in checking out "Snowline Thrift Store". Located directly on East Bidwell St and adjacent to Glenn Dr, this very well-known thrift store has been serving the Folsom community and its surrounding areas dating back to 1979. Best of all, the money that is collected goes towards hospice care for a variety of hospitals and care facilities in the greater Sacramento area. My lady and I came here during the afternoon on Saturday 5/30/2026 at around 3:00pm. As for the exterior of building, this place offers ample parking for a couple dozen vehicles which is very convenient on the busier days. Upon entry, I was greeted by a huge jukebox (that sounded amazing) playing lots of great upbeat music; my kind of vibe when I am thrifting. The main register is near the front entrance while there are actual fitting rooms (unlike Goodwill) where you can try your clothes on before you buy. Finally, they do offer a single one-person restroom towards the mid-rear part of the building. Business hours are also quite reasonable as they are open Monday through Saturday from 9am-7pm and Sunday from 11am-7pm. The overall prices here are quite reasonable as they sell a nice assortment of men's, women's, and children's apparel all at decent prices. Here you will find quite a bit of tees, polos, blouses, pants, jeans, skirts, outerwear, ties, shoes, and much more. They also carry a nice variety of glasses, dishes, small kitchen appliances, home apparel, artificial plants, mirrors, artwork, and even larger items such as tables, recliners, curio cabinets, and bedroom/living room furniture. And for the bookworm/audiophile in all of us, this place sells quite a decent amount of books, movies (VHS/DVD), music (vinyl records/CD's). During our visit, my lady was able to make a few amazing purchases on some small accessories for her workstation as well as some nice little side pieces for the living room. Even when she took these items to the front register, they gave her a better deal which meant she left paying a lot less than she had anticipated. However, the store itself was a little bit cluttered but still easy enough to navigate around. With the above average customer service, decent selection, and very reasonable prices on much of their merchandise, I am giving the Folsom "Snowline Thrift Store" an above average four stars.

If you are dropping off items for donation, some of the men are very helpful and kind. One is just…read moreflat mean. Avoid Anthony. He growls, he "throws" the cart toward your car. Be sure to catch it before it hits you or your car. For shopping, they have everything. Something about cement floors makes me feel almost dizzy so I cannot stay inside for long. But you are likely to find something every trip.

Its a cool thrift shop to browse. I never really have anything in mind to purchase because their…read moreinventory changes quickly. I don't always find something but I look none the less. They have jewelry, clothing, purses, shoes, household items, and other miscellaneous items for sale. The prices aren't the cheapest but its not full market price either. Staff greet you as you walk in. They accept donations, and on my last visit they had plenty coming in. The store is pretty organized and neat inside.

I thought the store itself was decent. My comment is for the manager (Supervisor? Lead of some…read moresort...) I was in on Wednesday. Me, among other customers who were shopping, got to listen to an immature. Unprofessional rant from the lady apparently in charge. One of the employees father is dying, and they didn't come to work. "I don't care her dad is dying! You come to work! At least call!" Direct quote...to the other store employees. She then got on the phone to (apparently) her boss to rant about how she wants to terminate this lady who's dad is dying for not showing up.. (see? I know the whole story! A customer! Does this place not have a private office?) I don't do well with places who treat their employees that way...publicly on the floor no less! I'm apalled. The only one who should lose her job is that woman in charge!

I love this store! The manager and staff are very friendly and great with the public. Very…read moreenthusiastic, and they appreciate donations. Their proceeds benefit the Stockton Shelter for the homeless which is a very good cause. They offer very creative specials and deals, and many shoppers here are regulars. Clothing (and other departments) is always well organized; sizes are in the correct spaces. I heard that they were to close Feb 16 of 2018, but have not been there to see if it was true. If so, it is a great loss to Stockton, particularly those from here and other cities than enjoy shopping at thrift and second hand stores. They sure did a great job running this well-managed store at Hammer Ranch Plaza, for years. We donated household goods clothing, newspapers (for wrapping breakables) and plastic bags for years, and they were always extremely appreciative. I hope that all employees find good jobs elsewhere.

We purchased this ceramic planter today, and once we got it home and started removing the tags we…read morediscovered a large chip in the ceramic. The employee that covered it up used two price stickers, as the chip was too big to cover with just one. Very disappointing and highly unprofessional. Ironically, we had asked one of the long-time employees at the register if they still take donations of used items (as we saw the store had a lot of brand new items this time around), and she said in a condescending tone, "Well, yeah, but not if it's damaged or stained." Evidently, damaged donations that can be covered with a price sticker must be ok.

The people taking the donations were so rude. Specifically the older man…read more At first, he would reasonably tell us which items they couldn't take like air mattresses. Next, one of our boxes accidentally had paint on them, he gets it on himself, and he throws a hissy fit. He's like "I WON'T TAKE THESE THINGS" being impolite, not telling us the reason why, and shoving the items back. Mind you, the paint didn't get on the cups and plates we were donating. He then proceeded to barely look in the rest of our boxes, and also says "I won't take any of this." This guy needs to remember that he's not working at some high-end designer store. This store is meant for people who can't afford new items and want to purchase affordable, secondhand goods. Donations should be accepted unless there's an actual problem with them, and there wasn't one here. We had old items that could've gone to a new home like plates, cups, and clothes.

Very junky and disorganized. Lots of items including household, personal items, and clothing…read more utensils everywhere you look there are items on the floor or hanging off shelves. They are open until 9pm which is nice.

Donation Drive thru drop off is convenient. But I feel like the place is too small for so many…read morethings I feel like it's too cluttered but I guess that's what makes thrifting fun. You have to really dig through. The selection was ok and the prices were ok. I bought two things and it was a treat to find out they were both 50% off. I would still recommend to check this place out, but you just have to dig through to find treasure.

I hadn't been to the Salvation Army in San Rafael for quite a while because, honestly, I used to…read morefind the store very messy and chaotic. I started going back a few months ago, and I'm really happy to say that I've noticed a big difference! The store feels much more organized, and the team working there is always so nice, friendly, and welcoming. You can tell they really care about keeping the store as tidy as possible. I see them constantly putting things back, picking items up, and trying to keep everything in order. They really do their best, and I appreciate that. I do wish upper management would do a little more to address customers leaving things all over the place. I see items thrown on the floor or left in completely different areas all the time, and it must be frustrating for the employees to constantly have to clean up after people. It would be nice to see some rules or reminders encouraging customers to be more respectful of the store and the people working there. I also feel for the employees because the store has been incredibly hot during my recent visits. I'm not sure if the air conditioning is broken or just not working well, but it must be difficult to work in that heat all day. Despite that, the staff continues to be friendly and helpful, which says a lot about them. Overall, I really appreciate the changes I've seen over the past few months. Izzy and her team deserve a lot of credit for the effort they put in every day. I enjoy stopping in to look around, and I hope upper management continues to support this team and give them the resources they need to keep making the store a pleasant place to shop.

I've always enjoyed going on treasure hunts to thrift stores, but since I've been cleaning out…read moreclosets and taking bags of clothing to drop off, I haven't shopped for months. Yesterday, I was passing the Salvation Army in San Rafael and I decided to go in just to look at records. It was the most revolting time I've ever had anywhere. Even the "dump" store in Petaluma is far cleaner. This was a Wednesday afternoon, not a weekend after a hurricane from a mobscene of shoppers. I'm not sure I EVER want to go into that store again and risk buying something that has spent an unknown amount of time on the floor. Also, I won't be bringing donations to them either because they already have more going on than they can handle.

Over the past year I have donated 15 bags of clothes, luggage, housewares, dog crates, harware and…read moretools, etc. Always greeted by a friendly employee. One visit hiccup last year. I had a car trunkload full of clothes. Employee came out to my car and said "I can't take your stuff". I asked why. He went on a 5 minute confusing tirade of various topics without answering my question. I asked when he went off duty. I returned 30 minutes after his shift ended. The replacement employee then happily took all my items. The guy was obviously off his medication and was having a psychotic break.

So easy to drop off your donations. Drive up and personnel brings their cart to your car.read more

What a great thrift store. Located behind Starbucks by the Elk Grove auto mall. Easy drop off…read moreprocess. Friendly staff. Big selection of everything. Always accepting any shopping bags . Great prices/value.

I can really lose myself for a good amount of time browsing the racks in this thrift store. Much of…read moretheir goods in the clothing area look nearly new and they do a good job of quality control. I like that they also have easily accessible dressing rooms. Parking is typically easy. And I like that they're also open on Sundays. The volunteers are always helpful as well.