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9:30AM - 4PM
10 W High St, Ballston Spa
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“Bring CASH. Local charity based thrift store that has a steady flow of donations. Upstairs is clothing, bedding, scarves, shoes. Downstairs has collectibles, children toys, books, stuffed animals, knick knacks, kitchenware, cooking and baking supplies, and DVD. Low prices on most items. I bout a muffin tin, a loaf pan and a Brownie 8x8 pan for a total of $5.”
“My daughter and I stopped in on a Thursday evening when they have late hours and the store was quiet except for the two employees working. Both were very pleasant and the store was very tidy and well organized. Prices were reasonable. Card payments accepted, which is nice for a second hand store. We will definitely visit again.”
“I love Shopping here Eliza Derocker and Britney are the most amazing staff at this store. I highly recommend coming here. They are so friendly. I love shopping here. If I could rate this 100 stars I would.”
“Proceeds go to the hospital and I love that the price of items drop over time if it doesn't sell (it's marked up on the tag - the price based on the date). Very friendly staff as well!”
9AM - 5PM
282 Saratoga Rd, Schenectady
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“Good finds, nice employees and the store is usually nicely organized. I also have to say, I love hearing the girl in the back singing, she has a beautiful voice.”
“Hi,
I'm a 76-year-old Vietnam veteran and I stopped at the Salvation Army store in Latham about 2-3 times a week and I feel that I have to recognize one of your employees.
No matter how busy it is at the register, an employee named Veronica is always friendly , efficient and most importantly, she is ALWAYS HAPPY. Not only is that rare, it is something that the Salvation Army management should reward.
I took the time to write this review and I hope that SA takes the time to recognize such a wonderful employee.”
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“Bruce is a wonderful man and he has an eclectic collection of antiquities and novelty items if you want to go flea marketing I suggest you stop in on front Street and visit him”