My Mom lived to be 103 years old with much help from Heartbeat Home Health Care. I could have not…read morefound a more compassionate way of caring for her. i don't worry about my future just knowing who I will call. Judy Fallon Dublin, Ohio

From the owner: Nurse owned and run Home Health Care that understands the benefits of staying home instead of long…read moreterm facilities

I visited this location for the first time ever on 2/21/25. Walking in the set up was so well done,…read moreI was excited to see the whole store. It is mostly clothes that I would say are fairly priced and they do have a HUGE selection. There shelves were very low on home goods and they just had a few pieces of furniture, but what they had was nice and well-staged. At the back of the store, there is an ADORABLE vintage Mickey Mouse clock. There is no signage to say price or if it is for sale or not. I assumed not, but on my way out, I did ask the two associates at the front (younger blonde-ish lady and middle-aged darker haired lady) if it happened to be for sale. I was completely fine with a no being the answer, but the darker haired lady responded "If you want to give me $1,000 you can have it." Again, I was totally fine with a no, and assumed it probably was not for sale, I just LOVE Mickey Mouse so I wanted to be sure because it isn't every day you see something so cool. I laughed a bit at the response and headed out at that point. The same clock is available on Ebay for $250, but I would have preferred Salvation Army get paid than some random person on Ebay. After leaving, a friend informed me that a majority of the items I had noticed when I walked in that were so nicely staged, are apparently also not for sale. And that staff being turned off by people asking about prices on those items often result in the same attitude back that I experienced. Again, totally fine if you don't want to sell people things, but signs would be nice or a kind response when people ask. I am a pretty firm believer in signage goes a long way, so if staff is going to be put off by people asking if something is or isn't for sale, I would recommend adding some "not for sale" signs around the store. No reason to be snarky with people asking if things are available or not. There are probably better options of places to shop and have a better experience with staff and a more straightforward shopping experience-and where you can still support great causes!

A nice Salvation Army thrift shop. Very large, clean and organized. Clean was nice!…read moreGREAT assortment of items and I purchased a few items. They offer AARP, military, college, senior and Golden Buckeye discounts. Definitely will go again. Friendly staff