Salvation Army Family Store

You have a very rude person in the back of the Levin store where I happened to stray by mistake. Perhaps a sign above the open doors saying no entry would avoid any unpleasantness. I wont donate to the Sally's again

**Beware** Selling items for more than the retail price.For example a 2nd hand veon turntable which the manager had a price of $70 on it, we did a quick Google search and they were selling for $17.99 on NZ market we bought this to her attention but she would not match or better the price. Crazy as it's supposed an op shop that helps people not rip them off. The manager is a NON NZ born citizen so I'm not surprised she doesn't care about us real kiwis.

Always have lots to look at have brought few items over past couple years . I have sever social anxiety so sing everywhere I go I tend to get off looks the people at the store treat me like any other customer I enjoy going in even when I don't purchase anything. Such awesome variety too .

So bloody expensive, I see nice things but seeing I’m on a low income due to illness all I can do is look as the prices are ridiculous. You have to have money to shop in this so called family store. Shame on you whoever is running this joint.

Well set up . It's not a very big store but they had a good selection.....

Fantastic place of worship and a very relaxing place. The office staff are awesome, if you need a budget adviser the budget adviser is excellent, very understanding and helpful with any of your budgeting requirements. Each week on a Tuesday morning and Thursday morning they have a selection of bread that is free to the community. They even have food bags available for those in need.A place to try out.

Such wonderful service and great prices.

Not bad...considering the prices of their goods and items of clothing are expensive...I've donated clothing to their opportunity shops many times.... Will donate to SPCA now.

Great shop. Clean, ordered, interesting

I always believed the Salvation Army to be there for the under dog. The people in our community that are struggling to get by. I understand it is run by volunteers. I understand there is rent and power to pay for the shop to be functional. But what has happened to the helping of our community? The prices in the store are extremely high. In some cases the prices match or even cost more than the same item bought elsewhere at retail prices. For this reason I now gift household items to the hospice shop or St John's shop who will negotiate the price to suit your budget requirements when you need something urgently in a time of great need. In fact on the death of my Aunt we gifted the hospice shop the entire house contents knowing the Salvation Army would only sky rocket the prices.