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The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center

The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center

2.3
(12 reviews)
1.7 mi
$

I loved this store....until today. I go here all the time and love shopping to donate to a good…read moremission. Today I witness an employee on their day off come and was given all of the good merchandise to buy thay never came out on the floor. Her cart was full of brand new sneakers, luxury goods and I knew the shoes never his the floor since they were still bundled together in a rubber bands. She chatted with the other employees about the next shift she was working and clearly works here. Now it's not a surprise I can rarely find any good treasures in the rough. Do better.

Post-renovation it was fund to shop here; it made for a blood pressure lowering experience between…read morework and home (3 minutes each way). Lately it's been redone to try for a boutique-like look, with attractive artwork and tasteful table settings. Perhaps because the selections are so broken up it's now difficult to recreate that 'hunting' shopping talent my grandmother taught me. We could find a couture item in a 1000 foot rack of rags, which this store supplies in surplus. Hubs has found a professional grade coffee pot and a new food saver vacuum device there, and it has a large selection of t-shirts, cd's, books, bread makers and high heel shoes, which probably caused many donors great pain. With some fresh inspiration from Netflick's Grace and Frankie, I wanted artsy fartsy, colorful and baggy. Today I found a Rivamonti Saks Fifth Avenue crochet vest, an earthy Coldwater Creek sweater, a very unusual blouse embroidered with small black and silver sequins, a tapestry sweater/jacket with wood and horn buttons, a spotless white cotton Jones NY tunic, and an unopened board game. Plus, it was half price day on all items except white tickets. Bingo! There was much confusion about which person was entitled to their break at the check-out line, which involved my cashier making several trips back and forth to talk with the manager, along with another trip to find out how to code the game. Luckily there was a comfortable couch to sit on while these issues were ironed out, and as it was a humid day it was a relief to relax in the air conditioning. The Salvation Army can be a nice experience if you shop with the right attitude - remembering that it is what it is, and you get what you get so don't get too upset.

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Front of Store (Huntington Plaza)
Front of Store (Huntington Plaza)
The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center
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