Tucson - The Salvation Army Donation Center
HOURS
Monday
10AM - 6PM
Tuesday
10AM - 6PM
Wednesday
10AM - 6PM
Thursday
10AM - 6PM
Friday
10AM - 6PM
Saturday
10AM - 6PM
Sunday
Closed
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About This Store
Salvation Army Tucson: A Classic Tucson Thrift Store Experience
If you’re diving into Tucson thrift shopping, The Salvation Army Donation Center in Tucson is a solid spot to check out. This store is part of the well-known Salvation Army chain, recognized nationwide for supporting community programs while offering a steady stream of secondhand goods. The Tucson location carries that familiar mix of finds — from clothing to furniture — with a local vibe that keeps it interesting.
Walking in, you’ll find aisles of used clothing ranging from everyday basics to pieces that lean vintage, which can be fun to sift through if you like mixing eras. Furniture selections come and go but often include sturdy tables, chairs, and sometimes vintage pieces that have character without a hefty price tag. They also have housewares—think lamps, kitchen items, and decorative pieces—as well as books, which can be a nice bonus for anyone who loves a good read paired with bargain hunting.
Thrift shopping at Salvation Army Tucson is straightforward and approachable. It’s not about flashy presentation; it’s about the steady chance to find quality used clothing and household items at affordable prices. Plus, buying here feels good because the chain is tied to charitable efforts, so it’s a win-win for shoppers who want to support their community while keeping their budgets in check. If you’ve spent time thrifting around Tucson, you’ll know this place fits right into the mix as a reliable spot for secondhand essentials and unexpected finds.
Looking for more options? Explore other thrift stores in Tucson or visit the The Salvation Army Donation Center website for details.
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Google Reviews
4 weeks ago
We have donated at this location several times - without exception the person/people helping us were friendly, kind, and appreciative!!!
3 months ago
This is where I bring my things from new items and used items that I was able to donate. Plus, tax slips it’s a must have when you need to deduct your taxes 😉I gave away so much here because I believe in helping others. It’s close enough to a lot of good places to eat, and star bucks across the street as well as your USPS. Good service good place to donate only good items. There are lists of things you can look at or call them before donating your belongings.
8 years ago
They have good sales, and I like the product selection. They have a variety, from collectibles to furniture and everything in between. Every time there's something new. What I don't care for, is the cramped space. I wouldn't recommend shopping here if you are claustrophobic.
6 years ago
The haspanic lady behind the counter disregarded me and told me to go to social services to get help with furniture for my new apartment. She remained on the phone with "mi amore", did not help me nor give me information about how to get furniture for my new residency. No, kind of kindness, nor care, or anything for anyone but herself. When I walked up, she was on Facebook. Would not get off of the phone and assist me. When a Latino man walked up, she treated him with the utmost care and respect. I don't think she knew that I speak Spanish fluently... BAD CUSTOMER CARE. If I can give this place minus five stars I would!
7 years ago
I arrived with a car full of donations at 3:55 on a Saturday afternoon and the man working donations told me to go home and come back Monday. I told him I had a car full of donations and could not come back, couldn’t I just leave it in one of the many empty bins that were right in front of me. He said “no”. Then this man went on to tell me he was done working and he had to go home. “We all need to go home man”. I was confused and honestly shocked that the Salvation Army did not want donations. The guy was not kind and very rude. I pulled up to the store and found the manager who promptly looked confused as they were not closing nor should they have been done taking donations. By the time we get outside to donations there is now 2 more cars unloading stuff. The rude workers lies to the manager and says he never told me he was closed. This went on and on and frankly I’ve never had such trouble making a donation in my life. The worker should be fired as he’s not helping the Salvations Army’s cause. He was a straight up liar which I wouldn’t trust as an employee or interacting with the public. Unfortunately, it was such a disaster I won’t donate here any more. A word to anyone else donating here, if the donation workers give you trouble or refuse to let you donate, find the manager. As a side note, there are plenty of other places in town that will appreciate your donations.
