Salvation Army

The place is a mess on the inside and they are all about the money… I realize they have to pay the rent too but what happened to the giving part of their mantra?
It is a business and should be treated as such… the product is so picked over it isn’t funny and that which is left on the shelves is pretty much junk.

I really don’t like supporting Salvation Army for many reasons. One of them being they do not support gays and also they’re really cultish. There are countless other reasons to reject them and you should read up about them on Google i’m not kidding you. But most of the time i will swing by this store and find amazing deals. The workers there are very polite but the environment is really messy. Clothes are organized by color, but some sections like dining ware for example are really unorganized. Also there’s a lot of clutter on the top of the clothes racks and they are not particularly clothing related.
Honestly though if you want to find good deals go to a Salvation Army. Just remember who you are supporting when you purchase something there.

Not too nuts about this place.
Good amount of furniture.
Not as bright as some Salvation Army stores.
May or may not stop if driving by.

I didn’t find any hidden jewel on this trip. The customer service was ok, guess I really cannot complain. Maybe I will go again in the future to try them out again and see if they improved or if I can find something

I used to frequent this place often– but have stopped going after they started jacking up there prices on everything in the store. The quality of the merchandise has gone down– and the prices have gone up. The store needs a good clearing out– lots of picked through junk remains while new things are put out– so it’s very cluttered and overall– not worth much of my time.

Unlike the Gurnee location, this store is organized and doesn’t smell too bad.