Corrupt Salvation Army Here we go again. Another expensive TV ad asking people to donate £19 to buy clothes for homeless but why don't they give these homeless people the clothes they collect for free, why do they have to sell them to overseas customers when they know there are people here in need of these clothes, or people at the top are now demanding higher salaries and they need to fund these salaries. It is time someone starts investigating the Salvation Army and look into the source of funding they receive from overseas customers

Absolutely appalling attitude Absolutely appalling attitude. Firstly the home collection was booked for the afternoon. The driver called at 10am and decided to come earlier and gave us 10 minutes notice. Upon arrival the items were in pristine condition and the staff members were rude and decided not to take any items and said to the other staff member “ we’re not having much luck today”. You should be quite honoured anyone even bothers to donate any items. I suggest to anyone don’t bother as they’re clearly rude.

RUDE Absolutely resent being told my sofa was grubby on the arms when it could have been sold over and over again but decided to give to a good cause, it was in excellent condition you need to give these obnoxious young lads customer training. It just felt he was doing me a favour and not me trying to help you raise money for charity. Used other charities before that were very appreciative. Sorry SA never again.

FARNWORTH BRANCH VERY MISLEADING… Misleading website information on how they offer services to individuals within our community with special needs and disabilities. They advertise a service that DOES NOT EXIST. Also, they false advertise opening times of their coffee shop and charity shop. The charity shop doesn't even open on a Saturday. The Sally Army boast they serve their communities? Give the building and shop up and let someone run it who can provide community services to benefit our people. A waste of time.

Shocking prices often dearer than new… Shocking prices often dearer than new and staff attitude. They’ve got a guy at Berwick Salvation Army who values the stuff they get for free. Anything really valuable where does it go? Reportedly to an auctioneer in Alnwick I’m told. They get given three factory units that are filled basically with sh 1 t. Disgusting. We only use the Hospice charity shop in Berwick and the charity shop in Eyemouth by the pool.