Salvation Army

This is by far, the best thrift store I’ve ever shopped in and I’m nearly 50! Not only is the store immaculate, but it is huge, organized well, and has even improved the past year! I didn’t think that was possible! They changed some shelving units and where they were located to make room for more stuff. The books and media are now so much easier to sort through! They have started making up grab bags in zipper bags, which is fun; you sometimes don’t know what you’ll get and the prices are great. I just donate what I don’t want in the bag/​bundle (fabric is bundled) back to them… sometimes by just leaving it there before I leave the store.
They sort their clothes (other than infant/​toddler — wish they would) by type and then by color, which is so nice since my daughter, who is autistic, will only wear orange. Not only are the clothes sorted by color, but so are the housewares and hard goods. They also have a «red tag» area with collectibles, antiques, designer merchandise, or rare items. These sometimes go on sale.
Speaking of sales, there is always one color tag on sale, and if you watch their calendar (sign up for their emails) you can get even better sales — like the entire store for 50% off, or all jeans for $ 1, etc. Even without the sales, their items are way better priced than the Goodwill in town — which is smaller and so junky and disorganized!
But the best part this year is that they have Groupon deals. You get a $ 30 credit for $ 15. And if it’s a current Groupon sale, such as «20% off local» you can get it for less. AND they will let you stack them. Recently I went in with a «50% off bounceback» coupon and used that and a Groupon deal (paid $ 13 ahead of time). They gave me half off first, then, the Groupon and I left with $ 85 of their stuff for an additional $ 3.50 — so $ 16.50 total. That was the price for just the vacuum I purchased — which works awesome by the way! I also had another «steal» of a $ 130 KitchenAid blender for $ 3.50 before the 50% off sale — so $ 1.25!

They have a great return policy and great staff. Like someone else mentioned, they also play K-​Love radio, so I’m always signing when I shop — and you will not find anything offensive in the lyrics, so shopping with kids is not an issue! They have nice, extremely clean restrooms and nice fitting rooms.

Pretty big store, not as cheap as I had hoped but it’s certainly cheaper than some of the stores around highlands ranch.
The layout of the store is pretty good, but I found the furniture items were a bit scattered. There was some one the left hand side of the door, some on the right hand side of the store mid way down and the majority of it is up the back.

Color me surprised that theres a Salvation Army store in Colorado! SA was my jam growing up in FL and when I lived in NC and for the past four years, I have been depressed that they didn’t have stores here. Well apparently I didn’t do enough research because this store has been around for awhile. Fooled me because it looks new and is pretty organized inside. Clothes are organized by size and they have a great selection of name brands. I’m a bargain hunter and found some awesome deals there (like a Tommy Hilfiger sweater for $ 2.50) so it chapped my butt when I paid $ 9 for a GAP jean jacket but I like to tell myself it’s well worth the investment (and going towards a good cause of course). Employees are very friendly and helpful, parking lot could use some revamping though. I went on a Tuesday afternoon and it was popping so I fear what a Saturday afternoon would be like! Hope this place stays a secret…

For a thrift store, this Salvation Army is exceptional! Most Thrift shops look like a bomb exploded– unorganized, dirty, and just stuff every where! This location is so clean, organized and they have great employees! My favorite days are the all clothes $ 2.00 days! They have nice quality clothing and house wears. I’ve even found some cute like-​new shoes and jackets.

I was pleasantly surprised by this place. I went here looking for a blanket that my older dog could lay on, instead of the hardwood floor. Right when I walked in I found right away a perfect blanket for what I needed. Then as I was walking out, out of the corner of my eye I found a shirt that read «I only date republicans.» haha. Had to have it. Then I found 3 Nicholas Sparks books which was awesome. So by the end of me entering for a blanket I walked out with much more.
This place is clean and well organized. They also have appliances like washers but I don’t know it they work or not. From now on I will go here instead of Goodwill. This place is much better. So if you are in need of a used blanket or other things that you don’t necessarily want to buy new at Target then defiantly try here first.