This Savers in Nashua, NH is an absolute dump. I would not recommend this place to anyone unless…read moreyou enjoy being ripped off and digging through filthy junk that should have been thrown away. Zero stars if that were an option. The store is disgusting, and the pricing is beyond outrageous. These are donated items, yet they're charging more than original retail prices. The shoes were revolting--dirty, worn, and completely unsanitary. I couldn't believe they were even allowed on the sales floor. The prices are a complete joke. The purses were just as bad. The "name brand" bags up front were priced higher than what you can buy them for brand new. This is a thrift store, not a luxury boutique--act like it. The staff made the experience even worse. No greeting, no customer service, nothing. When I asked an employee for help, she flat-out told me she was too busy while standing around gossiping with another employee. The lack of professionalism was shocking. This place is a mess from top to bottom. Management clearly doesn't care, employees aren't trained, and customers are treated like an inconvenience. Do yourself a favor and shop literally anywhere else.

I just went to donate basically a brand new couch. I just took it out of my house right before I…read morewent to donate it. They said it was soaked. Mind you, it was covered in a tarp, JUST TAKEN OUT OF MY HOME. Now I'm waiting for the dump to take it. I have a studio, I don't have time or space to wait for someone to buy it. I just needed it gone, now it's getting thrown away. mind you, I went there a month ago and their furniture looks like poop, stains and it's super expensive and smells bad in there. The people checking the furniture were definitely too lazy to bring it in that's my theory. (even though I picked it up myself and put it in my truck by myself.) Y'all need to do better. This couch could have been donated, I wish I went to habitat for humanity but savers was closer. By the time it was denied it started snowing again and I was like forget it, I'm trashing a perfectly fine couch.

The Goodwill in Salem is amazing! The staff are so helpful and they are always picking up and…read morecleaning so in turn the store is so clean even customers pick up things because no one wants to mess it up

I've been to many Goodwill stores from Hawaii to Boston and none are as organized and big like this…read moreone. They had great friendly staff and Tammy went out of her way to make sure we found what we were looking for at the Manchester New Hampshire Goodwill store. There was plenty of parking and great hours. Most days are 9am to 6pm. They have a great variety of product for great value. I'll be back. I hope you find time to visit, because a dollar saved is a dollar earned.

I will never go here again. That should start to explain things…read more If it makes it a little confusing, then let me go into detail. We, myself and one other person, came in early on a Wednesday morning. It was the 13th, to be specific. And we came in at approximately 8:56 am. What we didn't know however, was that it was Senior hour from 9:30 am to 10:30. That isn't what I'm complaining about though. Sure, we were a bit miffed that this wasn't on the website when we came but we didn't have any problem with it. We just sat there and waited for our turn. Then, at exactly 10:26, did the rest of the people who weren't 60+ started coming and we were at the front of the line. By now, we were just happy to be getting our turn. Then, a man, whose name I will not disclose, asked if he could move forward with the last people from the line for the 60+. They asked his age, from which he respectfully replied that he was 59. They let him in. But, now you see, this is where the plot thickens. He had someone with him. A woman who was clearly disabled in a walker who needed help to move around. They didn't let her in. This was a conundrum. Why? Let me go back. Before, there was another woman in the 60+ line who pulled along with her a young woman who was clearly in her 30s and very capable of staying behind and waiting her turn. So then, I ask you, was it fair that this 30 yr old was allowed access, while this poor, disabled woman was forced to wait outside, uncomfortable, like a common stray dog? I think not. Hence, the other person that I was with, started asking the guy who was at the front door, why they didn't let the woman in. She, the other person, was very respectful, and tried her best to be understood, because she had a bit of an accent and some words ran together occasionally. The guy looked a bit affronted. Then a woman who worked there came out and the whole thing started all over again. Then, he came out. I believe his name is Will McGovern. The pantry manager. This guy had to be 6'3 maybe, with a beer gut, blond, blue eyes, and holding a shake from McDonalds. He came out with fury in his eyes. He then started spewing, and pardon my language, bullshit about how she was disrespecting his employees, and a whole bunch of other shit. I swear, the guy was on a rampage. The people behind us were shocked. And angry. She looked shocked as well. She vehemently denied this, stating that she had only been asking. Anyone with eyes could see this. Literally anyone. The guy just kept saying "I dunno. I only know what I heard." In this namby-pamby little prissy boy voice. I was shaking by this point. Not from fear though. Oh no, not from fear. Rather, from anger. Anger that this incompetent little overgrown brat called this other person, who happens to be a close family member of mine, a liar. He then proceeded to pluck the card, the card that you use to get in, right from her hand and said that he would permanently take this away from her if she continued to disrespect his employees. I had enough of this by this point. I got right up in his face and told him off. I said, "Sir, I apologize for whatever you think you heard, but clearly, you are not listening. She told you what happened but you just wan't to live in your own little world of denial. I can vouch for this woman. She is trustworthy and she has never lied a day in her life. Never. She is painfully honest." I then started to say MY piece because he had his turn. It was my turn now. He was silent. Shocked in fact. I don't like causing trouble with people. I'm usually pretty easy going. But, this man, no wait, this Lounge Lizard, this social parasite, insulted us, disrespected us, and treated us like we were nothing. Like we were less than nothing. My grandparents didn't come here, to this country, to be treated like some bothersome parasite. We did not fight for our freedom, to be treated like crap. So that, when we need a little help, a little helot get back on our feet, to be treated like a common slave. So, if you, Lounge Lizard, social parasite Will McGovern, are reading this, I hope you feel ashamed of your actions. Will McGovern is a racist man who hates woman and Latinx people!

Excellent organization! Great people! Working for the less fortunate. Love their work and kindness.read more

When Stop & Shop pave their parking lot, they move the donation center near the high school. I…read moreguess that's summer Street but then it seemed to move from there and I think they're looking for a space. They're supposedly one in Winchester, but I'm having a hard time finding it for sure.

This is such a convenient place to drop off your donations. It sits behind Stop & Shop, with plenty…read moreof parking. Just don't leave stuff during off-hours because the sign tells you not to do it, so it would be rude to do it. There's always a guy there. He's friendly enough. If you don't see him, he's either deep inside sorting out the items or inside his car next to the trailer. So just holler and he'll come right out. The new tax law has increased the standard deductions. Making it almost impossible to write off charitable donations, but please do not stop giving. More and more people need your help. Donations across the country have gone down since the new tax law. Some people feel that since they can't write it off anymore, then why bother. It's wrong to think like this because it's not about you. It's about your fellow citizen that may need that coat you haven't worn in 5 years. It's about giving away those sneakers because you have a dozen sneakers laying around, and some teenager is walking around with holes in his sneakers because his parents can't afford to buy him a new pair. It's about giving away that VCR you have in the basement collecting dusts because you're all about DVR now. So please clean out your closets, drawers, cupboards, basement, attic, and just give.

I had an older leather sofa and recliner, along with two brand new bureaus. The leather sofa and…read morerecliner had a few tears but were perfectly durable and comfortable, nothing that a slipcover could have not fixed. I thought that by donating these items perhaps an elderly person or Veteran would have found these items useful. I was informed that the recliner and sofa were unacceptable but the bureaus were allowed. The catch was that I needed to pay to have the two bureaus picked up for 100.00, wear a Mask and stay away from the men that were loading the two bureaus. Lots of demands for free items. I do not deal with tyranny especially when I am trying to do a good deed, to help another in need.

Recently I donated to this organization. They were happy to accept my old coffee maker and other…read morekitchenware, etc. Met a lot of volunteers there. Wonderful people and great mission. Please consider supporting HGRM - not-for-profit organization based in Acton, MA that provides household goods, free of charge, to people in need.

I occasionally go to the knick knack and furniture area to see if there is something I can use. I…read morehave to say everything I looked at was not only dirty but filthy. So much so I hesitate to touch anything. The shelves and floor are no better. People might be more apt to purchase something if it was clean and neatly put on the shelves. I have seen the woman that puts out the items just plunk them any place and most of it is real junk. Its not worth my time to go anymore.

When in the area I do my best to make a stop here. Yes, the…read morestore is old and somewhat dingy. And it can really be a hit or miss kind of thing. Ive shopped here a few times during the pandemic and each trip I've found the store to be completely COVID compliant. It's a large store with everything kind of spread out and at times I've found some really great items. Depending on the day or week certain color tickets go on sale. . Today the 50% off tickets were : white and blue. Green tickets : , .99 Everything is hung up and catagorized. But you do have to look through long racks - sometimes loaded with overpriced items and it takes time. If you have the patience and can deal with the fact that it's an older store, the long racks with some of the stock stained/ripped etc it can be a good place to shop for vintage, modern & anything in between. You never know what you will find! I'll also add that each time I've been here the staff are always pleasant and helpful !

It had been some time since I've tried to shop here. Today I'll admit was a better experience…read more There were no issues with tags, items rung up wrong, etc. The same staff are still there. It appears to depend on the day which & who - or should I use " whom"? will provide good customer service. I just decided awhile ago that it's The Salvation Army...not Nordstrom. There were a few items that when I saw their inflated made-up price tag ridiculously high, I thought, WHAT? But today didn't seem at all similar to previous excursions. I ended up with a large tote size bag loaded with all kinds of wonderful items for just under $25.00 I like that!

I went to the Cliff Crossing Salvation Army yesterday in Salem, New Hampshire with six bags of…read morewomen, women's clothing and shoes. A woman came out of the building and didn't even acknowledge me went back into the building and came out again and I asked her where I put the donated items and she said it says right there to bring them into the back of the bin. So, at 75 years old, I logged all six bags from the trunk of my car into the back of the bin. There were no donation receipt so I didn't get one for my taxes. I've been looking for one online so I don't have to go back there. I could have gone somewhere else where someone would have been available to unload the items from my trunk for me and direct me to where I would obtain a receipt. I had been to the Salvation Army in the past and the receipts were typically outside on a table and there was somebody there to assist. But that was not the case this time. Next time I will find somewhere else to donate.

I Love Salvation Army,BUT THE PRICES are way out of control... Everything they get is FREE…read moreNON-profit and the MAJOR MAKES almost 850- thousand dollars a year

I was soooo impressed when I walked in here. It's been a couple years since I have come in here…read more The store is pretty big with a huge selection of clothes. They also had a good selection of nick nacks, kitchen stuff, furniture & all that other stuff out back. I was very impressed with their prices. I visited another goodwill store back in April down the street & was very disappointing as their prices were very expensive & they hardly had anything in their store. This is the store to go to!!! I went in hoping that they may have had some Pyrex for sale but didn't find any but walked out with a cat litter box, dish drying pad, old fashion travel iron and a plastic dog food container. The pet stuff I actually got for my Mom's dog & cat. I went in with my friend who was looking for some sheets for his camper bed & he walked out with this super cute small desk & chair for his daughter & a dresser for himself. Those were also reasonably priced. There was a little line that moved kinda slow. There were only 2 cashiers working. I believe they have to manually punch in the prices (I can't remember...lol) so that can make things a little slow.....so don't be in a hurry when stopping in here. In the past I've actually dropped off some donations which was very easy. They had bins on the side of the building that you drop your stuff off in or you could walk it inside next to the bins & drop it off in there. Real quick process.