Salvation Army

The store is nice and clean and appears well organized. The clothing is very inexpensive but a lot of other items are market priced at considerably more than you would pay at some other area thrift stores. I found a wooden bowl with the original retail price tag from A.J. Wright that was actually less expensive than the price at which The Salvation Army has it marked.
The clothing is very inexpensive but it’s not sorted by size so looking for a shirt can be very tedious, I just don’t have the patience for it.
I recommend this store if your motivation is supporting their mission and the good work they do. If you’re just about finding a bargain then you’ll probably want to look elsewhere.

I enjoy coming in this thrift store because it is well organized for easy searching.
This location is fun because it sells good designer clothes at very reasonable prices. Because of its location I come here to purchase used furniture for family and friends who move or are looking for that special piece to accesorize their modern furniture. They all know that I love picking out fun, old pieces of furniture to rehab.
Eden Way is a safe, clean street that I feel comfortable visiting by myself. The customers are all of a like mind with good attitudes. We are all there to enjoy the experience.
The staff is helpful and ever present. The only problem I have had is parking. Enjoy!

This is one of my favorite thrift shops. The store is well organized. They have nice choices for used furniture. You can actually try on the clothes before buying them and that is helpful. The prices are fair.

Staff is very friendly but they need a better check-​in policy for both the furniture and clothing. Every piece of clothing that I picked up either had a hole or a stain. Some items have no value and need to be put in the trash. Overall I was dissapointed with the quality of the merchandise in this store.

Imagine my surprise when I found a new, king size quilt, for $ 6! It’s beautiful. No damage to it and it’s high quality. There is a great selection in this store. It’s huge and the staff are friendly.

They have some good deal days here. Days where a certain tag color is half off, 40 or 50% off on Wednesdays for Seniors, Family Day on Thursday and 25% off Furniture on Friday.
There clothes are reasonable in price, but the store is too overcrowded. The furniture is way overpriced for a thrift store. You go looking for deals, not regular store prices. Things like dressers, nightstands, bed stands should not cost 200 – 300 dollars. Compared to places like Goodwill on battlefield, where all of there furniture is never over 100 dollars.
Parking is a major issue, there are a total of maybe 10 parking spaces, once you have the store workers parking and senior handicapped parking spaces, then you are down to 4 or 5 spaces. I frequently have to park on the side street and walk over or have often left. Its a great location with lots of traffic so you would think someone wouldve rethought that.

Large store, very clean and reasonably priced. They make sure you’re gone well before closing, however.

One of the things I teach my children is the importance of donating and giving back to the community and the Salvation Army is a good place to start.
I honestly have not shopped at the a Salvation Army store in years, but I have donated to every Salvation Army near my husbands duty stations over the years. This is one of my favorites. Everyone has been extremely helpful when we visit. They have someone right there at the door able to help or direct us where to place the items for donation.
The store itself is very clean and organized and again, if you have any questions about items, there is someone there to help.
Never had a bad experience.

Of all the SA stores I’ve been to, this one was the most reasonably priced. Great pieces of furniture well under $ 200, even antique looking stuff. I wanted more kitchen stuff, but it is a thrift shop, not Williams Sonoma. Love this place and will be back often.

I’ve always liked Salvation Army stores. I like donating my clothes to them and I like turning right around and shopping in them. This store in particular is very large, always super clean and has a very nice staff. They always make me feel welcome when I come inside to drop off clothing and/​or browse around the store.
They have everything extremely organized here; furniture items in the front of the store, women’s clothing on the left, men’s on the right. The women’s clothing is separated out even further into categories such as jackets, blazers, pantsuits, t-​shirts, blouses, etc.
I’d recommend the Salvation Army to anyone and everyone looking to donate items or maybe just looking for a bargain!