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“Salvation Army people are wonderful Christ driven family who will welcome you into Church for worship our Higher Power (The Holy Spirit) who deserves it alll. The Salvation Army are very warm-welcoming, compassionate, generious, friendly and always there for you. I want to leave a large contribution whenever I can save a lot of funds to this organizition when I pass away in memory of me and in honor of the Captains and the folks who volunteer there for their great support. I give The Salvation Army 5 Stars to the infinieth power in exponential form. I had to add a little algebra to my review. hehehe!!! LOL!!! Love In Christ!!!”
“This was my first visit to the coraopolis store.The selection was good.prices good.Manager Chris very friendly and helpful. offered assistance not only to me but other shoppers.very refreshing to actually have customer service! will be back!”
“would of gave 5 stars *****
But not much there to buy people here are friendly
Customers and employees both are so nice
lady on cash register is the best { with the coolest glasses }
Nothing like the one in
North Versailles there's a guy there they call the paper boy
cause he throws items in the bin at people like a 1930s paper boy would do on a Sunday morning
Extra extra read all about it as the item would hit you in the head
the Pushing tripping he does really doesn't seem as bad once you take one to the head
I really wish they would take the better items N-V gets and send them to Heidelberg”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“This is a fabulous non-profit doing great things for the people in Coraopolis. Amy Cavacchia has great things going on. They have a food pantry, a community garden, and offer other services and resources for the local community. They have big plans and you can help them by donating financially, by doing a food drive, or by purchasing a historical train station roof tile.”