6wHappy Spring!!😍 we have new arrivals of furnitures in store awaiting new homes. Lots of couches, side bed drawers, Ecosa queen mattress, shelves and so much more in store. We look forward to seeing you all here🥰
About Salvation Army (New Zealand)
The Salvation Army operates Family Stores across New Zealand to recycle household goods, clothing and furniture at accessible prices. Since 1883, The Salvation Army has supported over 120,000 families and individuals yearly with budgeting advice, food and clothing assistance, and life skills programmes. Money from Family Stores supports local and regional community work.
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3.5 ★ · 43 Google ratingsFrom Google Maps · See them all
found this op shop accidentally at the end of the library/unitec. good store, reasonable priced items n friendly staff
Great store, great pricing. Been awhile since I've been back. Love the pricing. Great friendly staff. 2025 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Stores gone junky again. Good pricing if there was anything there worth buying. New Lynn and Henderson store are poorly managed. Untidy, terrible layouts. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Not sure what happened. Someone at sallies must of read the reviews, because the place is absolutely fantastic. Huge change from when I went in. Place is packed with quality goods now, not like before. Beautiful items in store right now. Great prices. Fantastic. Huge turn around for this store. Well done to the person who changed this store. Done such a fantastic job. Would give 10 stars. Big change from before. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GAVE 1 STAR:- Like Glen Eden Store, this is another junk store. Nothing here. Like cast off from other salvation army stores that couldn't sell their junk items. Again, like Glen Eden. They really need someone with retail experience to come in and redo the the store. Alot of the items in the store need to be thrown out. To junky to put a price tag on. Feel free to go in and assess this store for yourself. This store is not known for its furniture. Mainly clothes and miscellaneous kitchenware.
This is the most amazing charity shop, the prices are great and the lady who runs the store gave me a pillow in my hour of need. Such kindness is seldom found. In this instance she really was my salvation as it was an act of kindness that I will remember. I went back a few days later, a great pair of jeans perfect fit for a fiver. And a framed pinup of WW2 Rosie the Riveter 'We can do it' When life seems a battle, this store is so kind. Kia Kaha.
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