The Salvation Army Thrift Store New Rochelle, NY NY 10801

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Dawn Vega

I’ve just recently started shopping at this location, and I have been so impressed with the staff - in particular Carlton and Peter. If I had the names of the ladies that worked here I’d add them as well! Everyone is lovely. I’ve thrifted long before it was viral and trendy, and in my opinion all thrift / second hand stores have raised prices- i still find this particular store reasonable. The selection is great and i always find treasures. This has been wonderful for me as in on a weight loss journey - so buying retail st this point doesn’t make sense. I’ve also donated, and found that process incredibly easy. Happy customer here !!!!

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Chino Villanueva

This is my first time donating clothes and the staff are very helpful! It was a seamless drop off and they even helped me unload my donation. Will come back here again!

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Helene Njenga

I keep reading the same responses to everyone’s feedback who have difficulty understanding why the prices are too high. First of all your employees are paid hourly wages, that means whatever their appointed positions are there is no extra pay for receiving, sorting and stocking. Secondly donated items are NOT the only way you receive revenue.<br><br>Key sources of funding include:<br>*Public Contributions: The largest source, encompassing in-person donations, mail campaigns, and online giving.<br>*Red Kettle Campaign: A well-known, seasonal, and highly effective, public, fundraising, initiative,<br>*Government Grants: Funding for specific social service programs, such as emergency rent assistance.<br>*Corporate and Private Donations: Partnerships, corporate, sponsorship, and, donations, from, foundations,.<br>*Investments: Income from managed investment portfolios.<br>*Planned Giving: Support through wills, annuities, and, charitable, trusts<br>Please don’t insult your customers intelligence