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New Salvation Army Thrift Store Opens In Pensacola
May 18, 2010
The Salvation Army in Pensacola opened a new Thrift Store Tuesday in northeast Pensacola.
The store is located in a shopping center at the corner of North Davis Highway and Fairfield Drive, in the former Merritt’s Paint store. It is open Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
To schedule a pickup for donated items, call the thrift store at (850) 432-1943.
Revenues from the Thrift Store are used to support the many social services of The Salvation Army including:
- A temporary shelter for the homeless
- Emergency assistance with food, clothing, medicine and utilities for needy persons.
- Disaster relief services to communities and families in the wake hurricanes, fire, and other crises
- Summer camps for underprivileged children
- Water aerobics programs for seniors and students
- Toys and groceries for needy families at Christmas
- A Community Center at 1501 North Q Street that provides a gymnasium and sponsors athletic leagues and other positive activities for underprivileged youth.
For more information about The Salvation Army’s services in Escambia County, call (850) 432-1501.
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6 Responses to “New Salvation Army Thrift Store Opens In Pensacola”
I have a leather sofa which is old and cracking on the top. But otherwise safe and sturdy. Do you think they will pick up? I live in Pensacola
I just called. They are not gung ho to pick up out here, but said they would come
get the two working appliances…………if someone that repairs and sells wouldn’ t come for them. So, good luck.
Before this new place opened, I had called every ministry in Pensacola I could think of, and none would pick up anything in Walnut Hill. Too far.
i wish thay put one in molino fl
If they don’t offer pickup, I believe the St. Vincent DePaul thrift in Century does. Just give them a call.
How about Walnut Hill pick up???
Will the pickup donated goods on the northend of the county as well?