The Salvation Army

Austin, Estados Unidos

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Teléfono:
+1 512-476-1111
Sitio web:
salvationarmyusa.org
Dirección:
501 E 8th St, Austin, TX, 78701
Downtown
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
420 mDowntown
850 m619 15th/Brackenridge
870 m600 East 15th/IH-35
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Horario local (Austin) 15:11 domingo, 1 de junio de 2025

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2 opiniones sobre The Salvation Army

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Tu valoración: 1
Central, TX
***DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME***
I called and set up an appointment for a donation pick-​up at my residence (piece of furniture that won’t fit in my car).
TSA said, «It will be 8 days before we can get there.» No problem.
I wait 8 days. The morning of pick-​up, per their instructions, I called early in the morning to get my «3-​hour window» of when they would be arriving (vs. taking the *whole* day off of work). Dude was super cool and says, «We’ll be there between 9 and noon.» Great!
TSA NEVER SHOWED UP. Never called. Zilch. Zero. Silence.
I called the next day to get an explanation — was asked to leave a detailed voicemail. No one ever returned the call.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME.
Tu valoración: 3
Austin, TX
I called before going in to make sure this was a retail store. It is not. It’s a homeless shelter. And that’s wonderful.
What I found amusing was the confusion in the ladies voice when I asked that question. As if no other Salvation Army location is a retail store either.