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December 2022 by Quaysha Tucker
They keep the angel tree program to them selves. Not once did they promote it to families in need.. one minute they made an announcement application was open the next it was full. They are not doing good business there.
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November 2022 by Tucker Family Values
They keep the angel tree program to them selves. Not once did they promote it to families in need.. one minute they made an announcement application was open the next it was full. They are not doing good business there.
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September 2022 by Ana Maria Bocanegra Ramón
It's an excellent place where you can feel in family, they love to help others and share their food with the people that need it. They love to share Bible promise's and pray for many people... I love to help in this place too.
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February 2022 by Arlene Di Caterina
A place where you van received food, grocery, clothing and the love of God!
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May 2021 by joanne carratello
I want to take furniture out of my house I don't know what they said cuz I've been trying to figure out but now I got somebody to do that
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January 2020 by Bill M.
The Salvation Army Thrift Store is stocked with 100 percent of donated goods from local community collection sites. The Store itself contributes all of its earnings to worth while programs around the world. The organization devotes billions of dollars and thousands of volunteer hours each year to disaster relief, social services and other charitable causes worldwide. This Salvation Army Store plays an important role in furthering the mission of the organization. Patrons who shop at the store select through a diverse selection of slightly used clothing, shoes, second hand furniture, books, toys, and electronics at fair value prices. All of which in turn adds to more charitable dollars that can be used to help the less fortunate. *Note to local shoppers; to Me it's 5 Stars because it's a non profit organization and not necessarily that it sells 5 Star merchandise.
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September 2019 by Scott C.
Good place to donate to. There are a lot of low income and homeless in the area so if you have things to donate this is one of the places I donate clothing. The clothing and other items you donate are cleaned and sold at very low prices. The money raised helps keep the doors open.
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April 2019 by Wenona Miller
Love this place. The people are wonderful
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April 2019 by Bob Sisco
Not sure but I think they do good work.
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December 2018 by Barbara Harris
Very helpful staff. Helpv with food and social services. They care â¤
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November 2018 by JoAnn Mackinshok Spilman
They did not pick up my collection. Only scheduled 2 months ago. They don't need great stuff.
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August 2018 by Fabiola Alvarez
Gracias Dios los bendiga siempre
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November 2017 by Galen M.
I can't speak for the sales of the Salvation Army in Dover, New Jersey. However, I wish they would make donating easier. My experience was that they acted like it was as a favor to me taking my donation of furniture to sell and gave no assistance in unloading the items. At least, they could have said please and thank you. Disappointing.
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November 2017 by Not Available
Some awesome deals here, particularly on furniture and, if you're willing to wear something someone died in, clothing. However, some of the employees are a little nuts, and a lot of people do community service there, so the quality of help you get there if you need it is a little disappointing sometimes. But if you need to furnish an apartment or something, and you are in this area, they should be your first stop.
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September 2017 by Claralyn Lowman
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