The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Adult Rehabilitation Center - Alexandria, Virginia

L'Armée du Salut Thrift Store & Centre de Réhabilitation pour Adultes est un magasin d'occasion et un centre de réhabilitation situé à Alexandria, en Virginie. L'adresse est 6528 Little River Turnpike, Alexandria, VA 22312. Le numéro de téléphone est 036429270. Leur site web est southernusa.salvationarmy.org.

Ce magasin propose une grande variété d'articles d'occasion, y compris des vêtements. Ils acceptent les cartes de crédit, les cartes de débit et les cartes de crédit. De plus, ils offrent des services tels que le retrait en magasin, la livraison, la livraison le jour même, l'accessibilité en fauteuil roulant, le stationnement accessible en fauteuil roulant, et sont LGBTQ+ friendly. Ils proposent également des courses rapides, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour les achats de dernière minute. Le magasin dispose d'un parking sur place.

Ce centre de réhabilitation offre un programme de réadaptation pour les adultes qui luttent contre la dépendance. Ils offrent un environnement sûr et structuré pour aider les gens à se remettre de leur dépendance et à réintégrer la société.

Selon les avis sur Google My Business, cette entreprise a une note moyenne de 3,9/5 avec un total de 328 avis. Les clients apprécient la grande variété d'articles, les prix abordables et le service amical.

Avis de The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Adult Rehabilitation Center

PJ

5/5

Took a chance on finding some hidden gems in the furniture section. They have a whole room dedicated to furniture! I found an almost new couch, sofa table and two end tables, and pillows, all for 300 bucks!! You’ll never beat this deal! The gentleman working there also gave me a persons name to transport the furniture to my home. It was a perfect day!

Jennie S

2/5

I’ve been going here forever. Nice selection and it’s a big store, however, I’ve also gotten 2 bed bug bites and I even took a single bed bug home after thrifting here 2 years ago. I just left here with a bug bite on my hip after trying on jeans. I’m probably not coming back here anymore. Thrift with awareness. This can be said anywhere to be fair.

Bridget Shea Westfall

5/5

This store is well organized and clean. Their furniture and Homegoods sections are exceptional. I’ve found solid silver Revere bowls, Waterford crystal candlesticks, chinoserie, my sister’s Lenox Christmas china pattern. The clothing selection is good too. I get my boys’ soccer jerseys here to stock up on multiples for their academy uniform and find lacrosse and soccer jerseys that are typically $59-99. The women’s selection can be hit or miss, but if you are willing to dig, I’ve found tons of Boden. Draper James. Tuckernuck, St. John, AG jeans. They have a good selection of kids’ clothes. Every time I’m here, I find dress shirts or outerwear for my sons including J. crew and Boden. The staff on Wednesdays is very professional and helpful. The only department that is lacking is books.

Edward Hight

2/5

Arrived at 0800. All business poor attitudes. Took only items that looked brand new. Never even looked at several items on the list. Left my patio furniture, the couch, and the microwave without reason. Who knew Salvation Army takes donations only if it is brand new. Sorry to those in need who just want good items. Next time I will donate my items to a different organization.

Michael Valdivielso

4/5

Was visiting the nearby Green Spring Gardens when I decided to visit this location. Use to come here a lot with my Mom. She was always looking for old dishes and cookware while I was also looking books. And I found two I wanted and they were cheap. Only wish they had more of a selection.

Rachel Althouse

1/5

It's mind boggling how a thrift store that gets used items for free can charge as much as, or sometimes more than regular online and brick & morter retail. Many items are in unacceptable condition with huge pieces missing, dirty, and basically cheap broken junk (not even nice vintage) from the dollar store with price tags as high as $8 to $10. Fast fashion items that are worn out with stains and pilling for upwards of $20, and probably more than they originally cost when purchased new. There are even half used cheap candles and empty cardboard boxes with high price tags on them. Not sure how to explain the rationale behind this other than greed or lack of awareness. I hope that who ever is in charge of processing donations takes the initiative to charge more reasonable prices that are suitable for used items.

Paul Murray

1/5

I will never donate to salvation army ever. We had an overstuffed chair that was steam cleaned and covered, but because they saw a little bit of cat hair on it, they refused to take it. Free nice furniture to help others? Don't think so.

Finn

4/5

Highly recommend!!!!!
Really good selection in home decor. Not always the best selection in mens clothes; but sometimes they have good stuff. I really like that they have OPEN dressing rooms, as most of the thrift stores around this area don’t. Also pretty good prices, and well organized. Probably my favorite thrift store in this area, and it isn't terribly far out there.