Easiest goodwill drop off location! Just don't go too close to closing time because occasionally…read morethe trucks are full and they can't take donations for the day anymore. When it's not full, all you have to do is drive up and through like a drive through, take your stuff out of your car, and sort them into the different bins. Then drive out. Easy peasy and a good goodwill donation drop off location.

Easy drop-off, friendly reception, fast interaction, and you can scan QR code for donation slip or…read morerequest a physical receipt. This is my favorite drop-off spot in the city.

In counter response to Hernandez A.'s negative review of the Valencia Street Salvation Army, I am a…read morelong time supporter of this Family Store location and Maria has always been a consistent bright spot at this store: professional, hardworking, and unfailingly respectful--even when dealing with customers who don't extend the same courtesy. Yelp isn't your personal grievance diary and taking a public swing at a longtime employee says more about you than it does about her. If you genuinely felt wronged, the adult move is to address it with management directly. As a person of color myself, tossing around accusations like racism in a review without substance isn't advocacy--what it is, is lazy, flippant and overreach. As for the store itself: Salvation Army Thrift Store continues to do what it's always done--support people who actually need it. Yes, prices may be up slightly (I only thrift clothes and shoes so increase is between $1-$5 across the levels), but they're still well below most local thrift competitors, and the mission behind the register matters. As a side note, the new rewards program is a great new added incentive! The Valencia team shows up, works hard, and treats people with respect. If that's not enough, no one's forcing you to shop here--feel free to take your expectations (and attitude) elsewhere.

Really great store with a great collection yeah just a great time overall found some cool thingsread more

So easy to donate and drop off (super convenient roadside drop off. Haven't been in the store…read moreitself, but the people taking donations are super friendly

Came in today, 2/2, around 2:00 pm with my two other friends, so that I and my friend could return…read morethese boots that had not worked out. We were not aware they did not accept shoes back, which is totally fine, but before knowing that, my friend had went to the register first asking for the return and the employee said their manager could help with that. A younger woman, who was the manager had came and helped her with the process, giving back $30 in store credit, so we still had no idea they had this "no shoe-return policy." I went next with a different cashier asking for a return as well and once they had saw I was returning boots, they had told me they do not take back shoes. I was confused and stated that my friend just gave theirs back a second ago and they still said no. The manager from earlier had came back overhearing the conversation, and realized she made a mistake. She was behind the 2 girls telling me the policy and tried to mouth she did not know and made a slashing motion to maybe have me deny my friend had gotten the store credit back from HER mistake. I wasn't sure what she wanted me to say, so I stated again, my friend just gave her shoes back. The manager then went on to RAISE her voice at me from behind the ladies, saying "Why would you do that" very rudely, and that I saw her saying she did not know. She said we were both somehow in hot water and placed a blame on me. I do not know if her goal was to embarrass me and my friends or have me be in the wrong, but that definitely caught me off guard. Mind you, I did not point to her or single her out saying she was the one who helped my friend, I was genuinely just confused. If this is how they train their management to respond to mistakes or events they should have been fully accountable for regarding a mistake THEY made, I will not be returning. Employees--especially managers--should have a clear understanding of company policies and communicate clearly and professionally. Speaking to young women in a public and such disrespectful manner is unacceptable and ruined our entire experience.

I'm not going to lie, I came in around 3pm and I didn't find any clothing items that I…read moreliked/fit/worth purchasing. I did however find an MZ Wallace $300 tote for $9.99!!! SCORE!!! Walking in there were a TON of donations. Parking is a pain.

I like bringing my donations to this Salvation Army Thrift Store location…read more It's the ease of dropping off. They have a good size parking lot on the 4th street side. Someone is always there ready to help take your donations. I like that my donations will be able to help someone else and Salvation Army there to facilitate it.

Clothing Drop Spot via Stonestown Galleria and their partner USAGAIN , with collection bins near…read morethe current location of the Sunday Farmers market.

The simplest thing ever. Put all of my donations into a plastic bag, drove over to this facility,…read moreand deposited it like I was mailing an envelope I guess there are folks that come in to the building and go through the clothing for donation

Thrifting is one of my favorite things to do. Salvation Army did not disappoint . Being a curvier…read moregirl I found lots of good stuff. Check it out

The hours posted are 10am-6pm every day. There are a couple of trucks parked and ready to accept…read moredonations. There's space for up to 4 cars at a time to park by the entrance and unload. It's quick, easy, and super convenient, and you can request a donation receipt if needed. This is an outdoor donation drop-off location only. The nearest SA thrift shop is a block away at 1501 Valencia.

Best place to donate men's clothing and know they're going where needed most. The donation process…read moreis a little complicated in that the street is actually closed to traffic. Someone at the head of the block will move the barrier and let you pass. Then you drive up to the building and if necessary someone will roll out a giant cart (like the kind you see laundry in a a big hotel) to help unload your car. Then you can feel like you did a good thing!

I attended this program for over a month. I maitained sobriety, attended and participated in every…read moreclass and diligently completed my chore/work assignments. Unfortunately there were some other clients with personal and mental issues that told lies about me to mislead my counselor, Mr Ken Campbell. I have a sleeping disorder that inconvenienced others and because of this they tried to make me out as disruptive There was no evidence of me doing anything wrong whatsoever. I was physically and violently approached twice because of my disorder by others and the counselor Ken said that I was the one causing issues which is far from the truth, totally unprofessional and quite unacceptable. If you must attend a program try a different one then this one. Thanks.

Great store, great finds. Huge kudos to the staff, especially Marie. They make it such a fun…read moreshopping experience. Will be back soon!

Please train your staff on the right way to interact with your customers. Until recently, one…read morecould try on clothes over clothes and like many other customers, I did just that over my leggings and tank - been doing this for years since this store closed all of their dressing rooms during the pandemic. Careening from across the store comes a banshee yelling at me that I can't try on clothes no matter what. I have never seen this worker before and as a regular, it was obvious she is new (older maybe in her late 50's/60's, Latina, heavier set with red-brown curly hair). Instead of rudely yelling at your long time customers, it is management's responsibility to train your staff to respectfully tell your customers that the rules have changed (I was just at this same store last week and tried on clothes with zero issues), if she had done this, then it would have been no issue. Shante, the newish store manager, came by and calmly intervened and explained and corrected this newbie that customers still can try on clothes, just not in this section of the store but only in front of areas with mirrors. I was totally fine with this new rule, I was not fine with being yelled at by this untrained worker. Note to Management: please give this person more training because she is doing a big disservice to your otherwise great store (always had great interactions with management and staff like Ashley and Mariah) - it is obvious she is not ready to be put in a public interfacing position and needs more training and would be better in a non-public position like at the bins or the donations area. Advice for customers, avoid this worker at all costs.

My favorite goodwill in SF. I almost all the time, find some goodies here…read more Large goodwill, well organized and staff is fantastic. CC accepted.

Longtime Fillmore and Haight Street shopper and was in the neighborhood on recent 50% off Saturday…read moreand was surprised as to how clean, well stocked (especially womens clothes and shoes) and attentive the staff is! From Management down, everyone was friendly, helpful and lines moved fast! No dressing rooms and too few mirrors but unlike Salvation Army, Goodwill still accepts returns within five days with tags attached and receipt so not quite a loss if the item doesn't fit right when you get it home! Also, there are no shopping carts at this location (similar to Fillmore). I wish I lived closer to this location because it would easily become my "go to".