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February 2024 by michael kucia
Put you out in the rain and cold climate
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February 2024 by Auriana “auri” Williams
I have assisted Mrs. Erica, the lead cook, in the kitchen in the month of January. She gladly let me volunteer in pursuance of a school project. I learned how attentive and dedicated she is to the work she does with The Salvation Army. As a person who has been behind both sides of the counter, she truly has tireless character and heart, creating a welcoming environment. I will happily continue to find time for what Mrs. Erica alongside The Salvation Army Center of Hope does for others.
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February 2024 by Lisa Marie
This review is for the young receptionist when you walk in. I can't remember her name, but she was very sweet and helpful. She went above what was needed and I greatly appreciate her for helping my sister.
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February 2024 by Rachel Smith
The lead cook Erica Mitchell is the sweetest loving person. Great cook love her to pieces. She deserves the world for her n her baby she helps so many people. God Bless her.
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February 2024 by Ms Teresa Lynn Pruitt
Very hard to find but loved it when I did.
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December 2023 by Joseph Cobb
When you give to the Salvation Army, all you are doing is paying a bunch of sorry people's salary!!
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November 2023 by Octavia Boyd-Wise (Ms. O)
As GED instructor working in this location, I saw the empathy and caring that was shown to the all people that was served. Employees here strived to met all the basic needs for the downtrodden.
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August 2023 by Dannielle Young
They do not help anyone and they lie to people about what they do for the homeless
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August 2023 by Dannielle Ashley
They do not help anyone and they lie to people about what they do for the homeless
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April 2023 by Angela R Griffin
Women with and without children, and men, it's a bed, shower and meals. The only thing I would suggest is that having to leave at 8am and check in at 5pm, leaves me some times looking for a place to go to dress for work@4-10 or 12 pm... Having family emergencies or just not being able to get there before 9, I am locked out and subjected losing my bed and all my things are bagged up.The place is definitely resourceful and necessary, however;,, I would appreciate being able to stay inside for medical and personal reasonsThe staff is awesome, they are kind, caring and respectful.So I really don't have any problems with Salvation Army.Rules need revaluated for people who have jobs, medical illnesses and those who needs shelter throughout the day.Thanks for everything.
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January 2023 by Kerosene Fontenot
They treat people like the are nothing because they don't have anywhere to stay
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December 2022 by Sharon Jordan
Numerous calls, with no answer.
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September 2022 by N Jean Bercovitch
Great place for resources and a nice place to stay
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August 2022 by PAIGE SMITH
NOT A WOMEN'S SHELTER,NOT GOOD FOR THE DISABLED. PRETTY MUCH A WORK CAMP. ARMY STYLE. AND YOU PACK EVERYTHING UP AND LEAVE THE NEXT MORNING AFTER YOU WORK SOME MORE. I'D DEFINITELY RECOMMEND THEM FOR ANY ASSISTANCE YOU MAY NEED. BUT NOT FOR SHELTER.
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August 2022 by Brittani Burnside
Do jobskills it's free
