Very well-run place. It's clean, it's safe, and manned by decent people who don't condescend to…read morethose in need. I can't comment on the food because I was looking for work while there and used my food stamps for meals. Yeah, you have to do a chore, but you're getting free room and board, remember that. You get assigned a locker, and what I really liked was requiring everyone to put their phones in their locker every night, which means you're not kept awake by some loser messing around with his frigging phone in the middle of the night.

From the owner: The St. Francis House is an ecumenical emergency shelter for the homeless offering hospitality,…read morefellowship, and support to those who have nowhere to sleep. We provide a warm bed, showers, laundry, food, and other referrals. We offer special services for reaching long term goals including employment, independent housing, and addiction recovery. Those served at the St. Francis House include tired travelers, those coming from hospitals, treatment centers, and prisons, families looking to relocate, and anyone looking for a chance to start over. Guest have ranged from newborn infants to the elderly. We are open 24 hours a day seven days a week including holidays. The St. Francis House depends entirely on private donations for its operating funds. Various grants from private foundations and the state of South Dakota have funded some new programs and renovations to the house, however, these grants are a one time gift and the improvements they funds must be maintained through our regular budget.

For this place being Christian based and to help people they sure can lie to you mislead you and…read morenot help you out when you are in need and going through hardship. Nothing but a scam they pick and choose who they help

From the owner: The Salvation Army of Sioux Falls offers a number of social services and material assistance…read moreprograms, including a food pantry, a free weekend supper program, support for older adults (including food boxes and a free monthly lunch), assistance with utility bills and rent payments, back-to-school supplies, winter outerwear, youth programs, Christian education and spiritual care. The Salvation Army's mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of all people in His name without discrimination.

Super cool place, had lots to choose from and great prices for everything. The workers were…read morefriendly and the store was considerably organized for a high capacity thrift place

New to the area and looking for the best thrift store around. Unfortunately this one wasn't the one…read morefor me. It was small and pricey. It had a weird smell as well. Limited furniture selection.

Although I love thrifting and have found fun things at this store I have a hard time suggesting it…read more Today I went in and found a super cool Green Bay Packers Letterman Jacket. I went to check out and the man at the register looked it over and said that he thought it was an item that was supposed to be tagged so he walked back to the back was gone long enough to form a fairly long line behind me and then came back with the jacket with masking tape on the collar marked $25. If it were supposed marked that then it should have been tagged before it was put on the sales floor. It's just bad customer service to take an item and change the price at the register. Needless to say I'm not impressed with the way that they handled the situation.