The Salvation Army

This location is great to browse for decent looking used furniture and a huge amount of clothes. I spend a lot of my time finding and reselling vintage t-​shirts on eBay of weird motifs and awesome classic designs and logos. The furniture selection is varied, but I come here more couches and lazy chairs than the rest. They sell knick-​knacks and toiletries and decorations but this selection tend to be on the lighter side compared to the Goodwill or Savers stores. The store is really ratty and the rugs are tattered, but this is a consignment store with proceeds going to an organization, so please, don’t expect it to be like the mall. And lastly, the help on the floor from the customer service people is great. Always willing to work with you on prices or general info on deliveries and pickups.

Went there to have a look at the furniture section for a dinning set and a sofa. I wasn’t dissappointed, the guy named Steve was very helpful to give me a good price on what I selected.
They arranged for the delivery, with a nominal extra charges. This guy Jay was very careful with the stuff while unloading.
I got a sofa set (3 seater & a loveseat, suede cloth, in a good condition) & a wooden 5 piece dinning set in $ 276, including taxes, which I think is a great deal.
I would recommend this store for a visit if you want to get stuff in good Condition and don’t want to burn a hole in your pocket.

A rather old looking store. They didn’t seem to have what I was looking for, but they seem to have a lot of everything else. I am going to have to check this place out for other things.

Donation Location:
Saturday Mornings there is a Truck in front of the thrift store that you can drive right up to and load larger items into. Behind this location there are some drop off receptacles for small items and clothing. If you have nice clean clothes or household items that you no longer need… consider helping out. The guys who work the truck will provide you a receipt for taxes is you ask.

Love this place! Was visiting the asian supermarket here and stopped in to nosy around this massive thrift store. It was absolute heaven for a fashion lover like me. It was full on old clothes but I thought everything had a quirky, vintage vibe. I got a men’s Levis denim jacket, an oversized men’s denim shirt, a tan bowling bag (with free bowling ball, haha), a pleated leopard print midi skirt and a mock croc handbag.
They also have loads of furniture and knic-​knacks; my boyfriend is a chef and got a few mason jars, decanters and glass containers for pickling and growing herbs.
Take some time to roam around here, I think you’ll find a bargain. I got all my stuff for 11 dollars