The Salvation Army

It has that smell. You know, that smell where you think to yourself, "This is where clothes come to die." But here you are to save the day and pick out some threads that will be re-purposed or simply thrown into a washing machine with a loving amount of Tide until the memories of being lost on a rack are washed away.It's a Salvation Army so no matter what, you can't be mad at it. But my frustration sometimes seeps into my visits here and makes me end them more abruptly than I originally intended. Not because the items...for lack of better word...suck, just because it tends to feel over-picked, like if I had just came the day before I would've found a treasure.When you walk in, you follow the yellow-ish, linoleum road. And upon it you will come across sweet, little ladies (sometimes men, but for this story, ladies) that will guide you on your adventure...although, you can get a lay of the land immediately upon entering.In the vast majority of TSA you will find clothing. Clothing of all sizes, colors and styles. You really do have to look through every single item to see if there is anything worth salvaging (which is where my frustration comes in). I would love if TSA would showcase some of their best items...even if it's not for you, it gives you hope.On front end of the store you'll find furniture and records and other do-dads. I've perused the records multiple times and the section doesn't appear to change out that often so options are limited.TSA could have a good scrub down and tweak a few things here and there, but if you have time to spare and really want to find that on shirt or material that's evaded you, TSA might be worth a look. And of course if you want to save a dollar or two (or ten), prices here are beyond reasonable.

Writing a review for a non profit ministry is a fools errand so I will just let the 5 stars speak for themselves. salvation Army practices what it preaches and it will always be the recipient of my disaster donations. Virtually every donated penny goes to provide services, with extremely little for "admin" unlike many others that pay their leaders 6 figure incomes, the army takes care of the needs of hurting people.

Love coming to this store I always find what I'm lookin for the staff is friendly I got no complaints nor anything bad to say

This place has EVERYTHING! A huge selection on clothing (including a steady flow of Wrangler jeans), furniture, appliances, jewelry, housewares and electronics. Wednesdays all the clothes are half off, and most weekends they have another big sale. The cool thing I found out about the salvation army is that 100% of their sales go to fund their local soup kitchen! That's awesome! I found where I'm gonna be donating my old stuff for now on!

I bought a couch at Salvation Army and was promised it had NO Bad Bugs. I loaded it up and went home. $300.00 later in extermination cost (which we couldn't afford) and a brand new couch from Conn's, we are still fighting the Bed Bugs! I had returned to the store shortly after the purchase to complain, but an employee swore I had told him "that we already had the Bugs." He lied and refused to discuss it any further...the same goes for the so-called manager. My advice to anyone planning on buying anything from this dump is "to drive off as fast as you can!!! The only ones happy with Salvation Army (on Morehead) is the BED BUGS.

I loved this Salvation Army! Clean, organized, no noticeable thrift store smell... fair prices, and there was a ton of vintage women's clothing. Awesome and close to home, so even better!

Miranda was a saint - so friendly and helpful. My fiancé and I bought a sofa from here and she walked it out with us, helped us load it in to the car, and gave us cold water bottles after we loaded the sofa- all while running back and forth to run the register. Amazing customer service and great prices.