Salvation Army of Seminole County

The employee who answered the buzzer today was absolulely evil

On Wednesdays everything is 25% off this location has lots of furniture household and clothing very neat organized

They always was very nice and helpful.

The amount of unsolicited junk mail I get from this organization is unbelievable. I have no relationship with them and I've never donated, yet they send me requests for donations approximately once per month. Save your money and stop stuffing mailboxes with your solicitations.

I was in a very low place due to loss of job they helped me with my bills and saved my home and water bill excellent service. Thank you salvation army for the kindness you showed me

You know, there was a time when I first moved to Sanford that I needed a little bit of assistance. So I called the S.A. They were very kind and caring. And generous with supplies and food. A big thanks to them on behalf of all the folks they help. It's heartwarming, thank you.

My experience with Salvation Army so far has been that of a volunteer using their facility and hearing stories of those using them and attending their programs. I hear nothing but good things. One homeless and self-admittedly addicted man spoke of the care he received in their rehab and said they were very kind and really wanted to see their clients succeed. That they offered help when no one else cared. The Salvation Army is a spiritually based organization, and as such touches many people’s lives through the word of God, but ALL appear to be welcomed with open arms and race, creed and religion is not a requirement to receive their gracious and unconditional services.

For the second time in as many months, I have contacted the Salvation Army to make a donation. The first one was an entire family room of furniture ... a leather couch and matching loveseat, two ends tables and a coffee table.The loveseat had a small repair, so they would not take it. The couch had dust under the cushions, so they didn't take that. One end table had small scratches, so they didn't take either one. Yes, they took the coffee table. Today I scheduled a pick up for a dining room table with a leaf, and six chairs. It was all in great condition except for the bottom part of the table where the legs had been run into with a vacuum over the years. They refused to take the table, and without a table, they refused to take the chairs! Unbelievable. So much for trying to be a good person and help those in need. I was told by the pick-up team that if they take anything that the Salvation Army can't sell, and they do this three times, they are written up and fired. I was under the mistaken impression that the Salvation Army GAVE items to those in need. Needless to say, I will be contacting my church or other organizations that actually provide for those in need with items that may help them. It has been fine for my family, why can't it be fine for another??