The Salvation Army Thrift Store New Rochelle, NY — Attraction in City of New Rochelle

I asked the cashier a question, she looked at me as if I was a bug. When I was done and stood on line to pay she didn't look at me. Answerd the request of someone behind me. Them just walks away. I asked the other cashier if she was coming back, he said yes...I waited...when I asked the gentleman again, if he would take care of me, he told me to get in the back of the line. I declined and he acted like I communicated a crime. Stood at my spot...until a woman 'looked like a manager came and took care of me. When I asked to see a tray in the glass. She basically threw it at me, as if, "how do I dare make a request after I have made my purchases". What is wrong with these people acting like "Soup Nazis" - a...

I am attempting to donate 3 garbage bags of mostly new clothing to the Salvation army at 525 North Ave in New Rochelle. I called and was connected to the store and spoke to a guy. The connection became bad and I started saying hello, hello, hello but the person on the other end pretended he was still having a conversation with me and ended the call as if we had ended the conversation but I was still saying hello, hello, hello. When I called back I got a message saying something was wrong with the phone line. I will continue to support the Salvation Army but employees like this are what's running your organization into the ground. This interaction was very...

The front desk lady with glasses was extremely rude and unprofessional when my friend and I went up to the front counter as expected when purchasing an item if you decide last minutes that you don't like it the cashier could always take it back unlike this untrained employee who picked an argument with 13 and 14 girls who were quite shaken by her rude response. She handled our items hostile and aggressive, which led to one of the items being broken, which felt like it was on purpose. For our first-hand experience, it wasn't a great one.Hopefully, this store has better judgment when picking their...