The Salvation Army Family Store — Local services in Greenacres

Best thrift store around! I had THE greatest time in my visit this hidden jewel of thrift heaven My two “ guides” were wonderful, helpful, supportive, suggestive, fun! I’m talking about Francesca and Jenny. What a pair if pros, these two. They know their stock, they know their prices, they know where to find what you’re looking for and they know how to see to it that you enjoy your experience at this lovely store. They are rock stars. I had a blast there. Because of them I just stayed and stayed and spent and spent but oh my , it wasn’t even that much $$ in the end and I left with bags and bags and bags. This review is running long so let me say this store is clean immaculate! Has a nice roomy clean bathroom that is OPEN . Has very nice merchandise. Great prices. A Color that was 1.00 that day. Fun! Great selection of quality clothing. Excellent prices on cookware items I’d been searching for. You’ve got to check this site out. Right across from the circle k on lake worth road. Say hi to Jenny s d Francesca, tell them Nancy sent You and you’ll get a hundred dollar shopping card. Just kidding! But go!...

I am a regular thrift store addict. I have been going to thrift stores and garage sales my entire life. I moved here two years ago and just discovered this store last month. Now I go a couple of times a week. I’m not sure why there are comments on other reviews about the pricing. I think their prices are very fair and they run sales DAILY. Once in a while if something is priced way off I will ask a manager if they can do anything and they will usually work with me. But I haven’t had to do that often. I used to donate my items to Goodwill but the prices at Goodwill have increased so much that this Salvation Army has become my first stop and I donate my goods to them. The staff is a big reason I enjoy the store too. They are always smiling and so kind. For me that’s important because thrifting is an experience and I like to build relationships with the staff. I hope they continue to keep up...

The Good Will store has a great mission. The donating place has been spruced up with a new door, taller fence, and a gate to prevent dumping. Dumping still occurs consistently, and furniture lingers around the donation door during business hours. In the past year I have not been asked if I wanted a receipt for the goods I donated. I am often greeted upon arrival, but also I find myself unloading the car and placing items inside, after waiting for someone. They have lots of items for the elderly anyone can receive in exchange for just a voluntary donation: crutches, walkers, portable toilet, shower bench. They also have wheelchair, shower heads, etc for a very low price. There is a church in the same complex where they...