Sean B.
11/15/2019
Not as great as the other reviews say, but not terrible either. Pretty much your average, run-of-the-mill Salvation Army. Store is located on Main Street in Downtown Patchogue and divided up into...
The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center
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414 E Main St
Patchogue, NY 11772
The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center in Patchogue, NY, is part of a longstanding tradition of providing help and hope to those in need. For over a century, The Salvation Army has operated rehabilitation facilities across the country, offering spiritual, emotional, and social assistance to individuals facing challenges such as substance abuse. The charitable residential programs aim to create an environment where participants can strive for healthy, fulfilling lives.
When you donate goods to The Salvation Army, they are sold at thrift stores, with proceeds funding Adult Rehabilitation Centers that support individuals overcoming addiction. The store accepts a variety of items, including clothing, furniture, household goods, and more. By contributing to The Salvation Army Thrift Store, you are not only decluttering your home but also aiding in the transformation of lives.
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3.015 reviewsCuffd B.
10/22/2025
Arbitrary pricing. I can understand some new and higher end items are more expensive than the others, but these should be tagged as such, as some are in this store. I brought up 2 sweaters and the...
Debbie M.
10/26/2024
this is ridiculous. One pair of shoes is $14.99. That is absolutely absurd for used shoes. Unbelievable. I thought this is supposed to be a Salvation Army family store where you can get things in...
Ray B.
12/24/2024
this is not so directed at the store and the people of their warehouse in Hempstead New York. The people are very rude. They get nasty with you. They have an attitude as soon as they start to talk...
Ashley B.
8/29/2025
absolutely awful. brought up many items, one item had the green full price tag but no labeled price. so it's usually a set price . the cashier sees the brand and immediately makes up a price. fine...
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