Salvation Army Store

Store has not been open for a long time – and is in a slightly out-​of-​the-​way strip mall.
Same parking lot as Central Market – Sears is also in same mall area. It is just off highway 99 [Aurora] in Shoreline — it is a beautiful, clean, and well put together store.[ see the store @
I buy at Nordstrom for a lot of reasons, wonderful items, and of great importance to me a fantastic staff. The sales associates at this store are easily as wonderful as any you would find at Nordies. The clothing, house goods [handmade to crystal] furniture, and more are as fresh as one could wish for in a used item. Even though I can purchase at higher end stores, I choose to go here for a number of reasons. Salvation Army is one of the very few help organizations that still truly help people, those burnt out of their homes, to simply young families who are struggling in today’s economy and so much MORE! They give furniture, house goods and other helps that are too vast to list.
And they RECYCLE, and have for years, long before Going GREEN became popular. Their prices are more reasonable compared to other thrift stores. And the selection is HUGE. I could be in there for hours and still miss things. There is a lot of good art work available, and the chances of finding a true collectible is a good one. I have already found one – it is no great work of art, but is one I will make a profit on from eBay. Just drop in and see for yourself. And when you do shop there you can leave with a bit of joy, knowing you helped the world on a number of levels — Try it, You’ll like it — — —