The Salvation Army Thrift Store and Donation Center - Chandler, Arizona

Rosy C.

La verdad no son tan amables y siguen negando el servicio del 🚽 baño y ese servicio es indispensable para todos los clientes porque ahí pasamos tiempo suficiente para nuestras compras y es injusto tener que dejar a evese nuestra mercancía elejida en el carrito 🛒 para tener que salir a buscar en otro lado el servicio del baño 🚽 que se nos niega en nuestra tienda preferida y no estoy de acuerdo es muy necesario ese servicio del baño please sean considerados sobre todos que en esta área ay muchas personas mayores y esa es una nesecidad muy grande que nesecitamos se nos de urgente porfafor ATT a quien corresponda escuchemos y gracias espero y sean razonables y considerados mi nombre Rosy C.que pasen un agradable día bye

Fifi R.

I am a repeat customer and loved this place until today. I saw some great items for good prices and when I went to pay at the register SALLY was the person who assisted me. She was rude and looked at me as if I was a theif. She even refused to sell some items at sticker price and changed the price to be more. She was questioning all the prices and also was scratching the stickers to see if I had changed the prices. She treated me like a theif. I am going to get corporate involved because if she treated me like this I can only imagine how she treates other customers. I don't understand how corporate allows their employees to treat customers this way.

Gregory E.

This store is well stocked and is super clean. The prices are very very fair. A Big Shout Out to Cindy and her team.

Sayuri C.

Went in yesterday, the ladies here are not very friendly. The lady at the registered looked very annoyed or mad or idk but it was my first time here and the prices were ok too much Zara stuff for very high prices and overall the store is not very organized.

Tabitha D.

Clean, great selection, friendly staff, excellent prices. I go weekly! My favorite finds are furniture, dinnerware and art. Today it was two Pier 1 chairs, and Southern Living at HOME pieces to add to my collection.

Marlene

Dropped four bags of clothes off at the donation center. Man working in the donation area didn’t acknowledge or help me at all. No hi, no thanks, nothing. He just kept working like I wasn’t even there. At least Goodwill acknowledges and helps out. Drove 21 minutes to donate to the Salvation Army. Never again!!!!! I’ll keeping donating to the Goodwill.

Angela M.

I usually come across great finds here, but lately, they’ve taken up 1/3 of the store in Zara clothes (at a much higher cost than the other clothing), which feels like it’s defeating the purpose of a secondhand store. I avoid this section, but it just keeps growing in the area dedicated to brand new fast fashion clothes.

Even in the summer, their jackets and sweaters remain at higher costs, which seems ridiculous in Arizona. I come here more often than Goodwill because of the deals, but it doesn’t seem to make too much of a difference anymore. They used to give out coupons and have sale days, but I don’t think they do this anymore (or at least not as often).

It would be nice to have the option to use the fitting rooms without grabbing a busy worker to unlock it.

This is still one of my go-to spots because of the options, but just a little more disappointing now with how the store is run. The employees in my experience are always super nice. It seems like profit motivation is coming more into play with most thrift stores these days.

David &. P. E.

We had a very good experience at this thrift store. There are lots of bargains to be had, and they even have quite a bit of new ZARA clothing and shoes. There are many books, quite a bit of furniture and loads of used but still good looking clothes. We were impressed with Sharon who was so very helpful. Come on over, save some money and you might just bump into me.