Wow!!! We tried to donate several times in one week, but a new sign was posted each time we went with different donation days and times. I went again today to donate and was called an idiot, and many other things, multiple times, by 2 older gentlemen who worked there. They ended up forcing me to put 1 box of nice dishes and 2 small boxes of children sized winter clothes/boots/jackets (all in great condition) back into my truck because I was a few minutes past the "donation time" which was 30 min earlier than the sign that was posted yesterday when I tried to leave my donations.

This store's prices were higher then other Salvation Army's I've been to in the area. I was primarily looking for uniform pants for high school kids. If they were new arrivals the majority were priced at $6.99. Other stores I've been to only price the new pants or name brands at $6.99. I found a canister set in great condition, the price $12.99. Same set new in LTD catalog $9.99. Also, price tags did not have the size of the pants on it, so each time I had to search for the tag on the pants to find out the size. Store was unorganized. Usually same color pants are all placed together. At this store I would find a set of tan pants in one isle, then the next isle over there would be another group. I found 4 different sections of men tan pants at this store.

What a joy to visit this amazing store. The store is professionally run, clean, organized and offers great items. The best part is how caring the staff is to all who come. I remember once, when there, the lady in front of me had to pay her bill with change and the line to check out was very long. It took a while for her to count out her money. The staff was very patient with her and did not try and hurry her. It made me feel good to know that the cashier treated the lady with so much respect.

well i mean for a thrift store, it is amazing. if ya go walking in there expecting a best buy you may be disappointed. great prices and many sales