Not that many thrift stores in the area, but Salvation Army has a good reputation for helping others and I dont mind shopping there. During COVID, they ask that you wear a mask. The parking is a bit odd, but there is plenty of it.
Walk up the stairs of the brick building and you will face a very long room that seems to go 250 ft maybe. Lots of furniture and shoes/bags right when you walk in. There is a room off the side for cds, housewares and electronics. I think the prices are good/fair for the housewares. The bulk of the building is dedicated to womens and children's clothes. There is one corner for toys, but it is a smaller collection. The men's clothes are in the back and is about half the size, but there is plenty of clothes to be found. I am not from the area, but the prices seem high for the clothes. I bought a t-shirt for $3.99. I personally thought it should be .75 to a dollar. It appears that many of the clothes are priced similar and it is still cheaper than Savers or any department store by far.
The check out cashiers are very nice but they take a while. I was probably in line for 5 minutes. I didnt mind waiting though since they were friendly. read more