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February 2024 by Brad HASTINGS
Salvationarmy saved my life. I encourage anyone who is struggling with addiction to come here and learn to live the life you deserve.
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February 2024 by Robert Hunt
The Fort Worth Arc as helped me get my life on track and gave me a chance on a job after I completed the program. It is a safe environment where I continue to grow in my recovery. I owe everything to the Salvation Army and hope that I can help people find their way to a wonderful god centered life.
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February 2023 by Samantha Summers
If i could leave no stars i would. They wouldnt take my donations because they couldnt make "enought" profit off it. I thought anything would help since it goes to help people with addictions but guess not this time.
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November 2022 by Zamari Lawson
Worse place ever. They treat you with disrespect and don't live up to their standards
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September 2022 by John Phillips
It's a run down building. Got addicts running it with chips on their shoulders. One in particular, steps on the necks of his brothers. Faulty U/As. Won't even send to lab. Showed 2 lines for a pass but he didn't like that. Roger waited 6 hours so the faulty test would fade. Do not go to this one. Austin arc is great! Thankfully God has kept me sober! But just a heads up! It's a last stop place that ruins lives!!!! Oh the only thing they got going there isn't even there program! Thanks Bridges to Life! Amazing people!
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November 2020 by Weaton Saulter
This place was nothing like they said it was going to be they said I could have my anxiety medicine like Xanax and Suboxone and the main manage was giving to me.☺️ they had and had no nurses and they kicked me out because I was prescribed that they knew it was and then they were the ones giving him to me not the nurses they said they had and then kicked me because they said I was on Xanax and suboxone but they were the ones giving it to meBut kicked me out makes no sense I’m prescribed the medicine by a doctor but I’m going to did
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November 2019 by Paul Swindell
The captain's are cold and unfriendly as a matter of fact the whole staff is uncaring and not one member of the staff wished me well when I left because of a family crisis . Fair well you staff folks what goes around comes around
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August 2019 by Angel A
Amazing place! Especially if you want a faith-based treatment facility. Other places are only 28 days. It took me longer than 28 days to come out of my mental fog. Lucky for me, this place was more long-term and helped me get away from my bad influences long enough to recover. I don't care what others have said, this place (in addition to my 12-step program) saved my life. I now have 12 years clean and sober and going strong. God is good!
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January 2019 by RWDrakes99
The director of the facility is homophobic and terrible at his job. I was very much under the impression that they were in the interest of helping people in need of recovering from addiction, and sadly, thats not the case. They pick and choose who they'll allow into their program (which is much more intense than a federal prison) ... i would discourage anyone with interest in this program , as I believe it will not help to get you on the right path.
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December 2018 by Jamie Speers
Absolutely disrespectful people that run the rehab facility. And to top it off made fun of me and my husband's appearance? The things that go on inside of this place and they want to disrespect me? So basically if you want to get made fun of then this is the place for you.
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August 2016 by Gaylee M.
All their clothes is ruined because they staple through the clothing instead of the brand tag. Found a couple dresses that were cute but the staples would have left holes in the FRONT where they'd be noticeable. They need to invest in a tagging gun or learn how to staple like mccart thrift where they aren't destroying the few nice things they have. They're also overpriced and don't know brands 14.99 on a forever 21 dress are you kidding me?
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December 2015 by Eric W.
I don't have to much to go on for a review, as I was just dropping stuff off. But as far as getting rid of stuff, it was super easy. A family member has a lot of stuff he doesn't want or need, but needed the space, so we loaded up the truck and headed to the Salvation Army. This was essentially the closest collection place (of any type), to the stuff, that we could think of. We had some books, baby toys, a TV cabinet, a (tube) TV and some other stuff. Pulled around to the side and a man there helped us unload. They took everything except the tube TV. That thing came home and will go to the curb. A receipt was offered, for tax purposes (deduction). Bottom line: Felt good to get rid some stuff in a way that may help others.
