Salvation Army

If I could give less than one star, I would. We graciously made the decision to donate furniture to The Salvation Army rather than trying to sell it. Appointment was made 3 weeks ago to have it picked up today. First person I spoke with 3 weeks ago said pickup would occur early in the morning but when I checked online this morning, they’d changed it to between noon and 3 pm. Okay, I am good with that… until it is nearly 5pm. and nobody has shown up and they are not bothering to return my call. Person at the front desk who answers the phone could give a rat’s patootie one way or the other. Told me he had no supervisor he could refer me to and that most likely anyone in a supervisory position has gone home in the office that handles pick ups. Truly the last time I will support this organization. Their list of what they WILL NOT take is longer than what they will take as mentioned in various reviews so they make it difficult in the first place.

This building looks vaguely like an early Frank Lloyd Wright building with its brick exterior and horizontal features. I have donated lots of old clothes here, and they seem more than willing to accept them. There is a small parking lot in the back with a donation box for smaller items if the building is closed.