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July 2025 by Doris Lee
I love going there because they are so awesome and friendly and the give people in wheelchair and ride home if needed with no questions ask I know because I'm of the person they gave me a ride home and they drop off my food at my apartment in I was driving my wheelchair and it was loaded down with food and the rest of the food I couldn't take on my wheelchair they drop it off wonderful wonderful people
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December 2024 by OJ Acord
They post hours and then when I walked there in the cold they was not even open.
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February 2024 by Egos Bucket of Content
Horrid service, bed bugs and overall not much to find.
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February 2024 by :3
Horrid service, bed bugs and overall not much to find.
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January 2009 by A Google User
I am not in the habit of dealing with rude people. I assumed when dealing with a company such as the Salvation Army, one would deal with compassion and empathy. Let's just say, when the phone was answered, I inquired, Hi - whom am I speaking to? She said "the secretary". I said, "my name is Ginger and I am trying to locate an old wheel chair that we are in desperate need of." She just sat there. I asked, "are you there Ms. Secretary?" She laughs and says "yes I am am and we are NOT a store". Well MS. SECRETARY I hope that you never find yourself in dire need of a compassionate, empathetic service and if you do, you get EXACTLY what you dish out.
