The Salvation Army

The reviews I’m reading are I believe the canton store reviews. I do not believe there is anything other than drop off, and actually church part. I’ve never been able to find it myself.

this place is insane! you can buy NEW stuff cheaper than buying from here!
case in point: they were trying to sell some shitty bike for $ 400! NOT an antique or valuable by any means! the person who prices the stuff for this salvation army goes to these obscure aution sites (ebay too) and prices items what the ones on these auction sites post them for. most of the time the items are different in the ad too…
they tape a printout of the particular item of the and most of the time that item never even sold! i dont get it! this goes for every item in here! top dollar for items and MORE than brand new priced. i guess its fun to browse around this place but bring your check book or go to the mall if you want to buy something

This Salvation Army was an old Farmer Jack so it’s quite large. It’s not as clean or new as Goodwill but it’s definitely the largest and has a great selection. The merchandise is pretty organized though. It’s a nice place to get some cheap books, music and clothes. They also have knick knacks and toys.
You can find some temporary items for a great price here. If you need some roller skates for a couple days it’s worth $ 2 or so to get it here even if you won’t use it again. That would apply for all items. When I bought a book here it was only 50 cents.

It’s set up in what looks like an old grocery store. I have never seen so much stuff at a thrift store, they have everything. It’s very clean and very well organized. There are even end-​cap displays that add a nice touch.
The wife went looking for some crafty things to use for our wedding and we were able to find everything we needed here.