Salvation Army

I am so disgusted with this place .I come shop 2−4x a week, and last week I called at 641pm, I asked what time they closed and she said 7, I said OK I’m gonna rush over I hope your still open. I got there at 647, and they said oh we are closed, I said I just called, she then says u can only pay with a card. Ok, so after 3workers were more than rude to me, I literally found the dresser and was up to pay for it by 650pm. Then they proceed to tell me, um ma’am we are for NOT going to help u move this, you have 2days, I said thanks but I’ll take it tonight. She said didn’t you hear us, we are not helping at all, I said with a smile on my face and said, that’s OK I got this and have a great night. I am so disapointed

What an amazing little spot incredible fines and some really good deals I’ve been finding some good clothing both for male and female and on top of it there’s also stuff for the house and for businesses I just got done finding six new pair is a really cool jeans and I also found three pairs of Nike’s and also Reeboks. What I really love is every other week they have a 25% off and then once or twice a month they have 50% off and that there are insane deals

I am disappointed in this Salvation Army. The store always seems messy. The prices are ridiculous. They are higher than any other thrift store I shop at. I do a lot of thrift store shopping. In Lancaster area and Santa Clarita/​Valencia area. I will not be going back to this store. It’s not worth the trip.

an open airy store, staff were lovely But I wanted to try on 5 dresses on Saturday but the changing rooms weren’t open so I left the store bummed as I was visiting the area and I love goodwill hunting ! There loss!

I didn’t really bother to peruse the clothes section considering I’m almost eight months pregnant and thrift stores aren’t really known for their vast maternity selections. I did take the time to look at the kids gear, furniture, books, and random tchotchkes.
The furniture was definitely in a lot better shape than what they had over at American Way Sav-​Mor. The books were priced very reasonably, at less than $ 2 if I remember correctly. I was very tempted to pick up a Wally Lamb book. Maybe I’m blind, but I had a hard time finding the price on a lot of the sofas and chairs located by the cash register.
This Salvation Army’s been like my third time at a thrift store so I don’t think I can speak much in terms of how fair prices are, how good the merchandise is, etc. This is also a personal bias and I’m surprised that it bothered me as much as it did while I was actually in the store, but I just couldn’t get the thought of all the negative press surrounding the Salvation Army and LGBT out of my head.
Perhaps back to American Way Sav-​Mor it is.

Wow, I have to say this store has really worked hard at making a nice store. I love the employees, they are the best ever! I just wish some of their prices werent so high! The dresses and furniture have skyrocketed too. They are in a low income area and should realize that the community needs them to stay fair considering all is free given to them. But I still like them a lot more than the Goodwill!

I gave it a three star because it’s a rare day I don’t come home with something from this Salvation Army but it seems the prices are a little out of touch for used stuff. I’m always looking a small furniture and some of it is in such bad shape and they still over price it. Things do come down in price after 14 days so if you really want to chance it you can keep an eye on it. They do have sales on certain days that can be a better deal, and hey they don’t charge tax and that’s a good thing.

My experience with «Sally Ann» stores in general, is that they tend to be a little dirty and the merchandise is usually a bit overpriced for the quality. This one is no exception. Also, whoever does their pricing is truly misguided. For example, the last time I was there, I saw some dishes that I happen to know come from Walmart, and are sold in a box as a set for about $ 35.00, brand new. At this Salvation Army, these dishes were priced individually at $ 2.99 and $ 1.99 each, which if you bought them all as a set, came out to more than the «new» Walmart price. Then I saw a bunch of really old, faded, pilly, no-​name women’s sweaters priced at about four bucks. Mixed in with this junk was a brand-​new looking Ralph Lauren golf sweater with «U.S. Open» embroidered on it, also for four bucks! Sooo, they’re overpricing the crap, and then when they’ve got something really worth a little more money, they don’t even know it.