The Salvation Army are the very best at… The Salvation Army are the very best at everything . I have learnt so much from their compassion and understanding . We can all learn from the Salvation Army. I volunteer for the several drop ins and homelessness .Without exception every homeless person I speak too says the Salvation Army are the kindest and the best.5 stars are not enough

Love Thy Neighbor I love to give the Salvation money and things because I am a joyful giver but I also want to see the results of what good things are coming out of it. I did not like the hear say that the employees are getting paid and the C.E.O. is making nearly 1 million in 1 year. So the question now is what is this City and Country plan on doing to help the homeless people problem here in the City of Memphis,TN? I mean like why don't we help them find shelter 1st, then food and clothing. Please and God Bless!

I went on trustpilot to get reviews I went on trustpilot to get reviews for The Salvation Army with a view to donate on a monthly basis. I am in total shock. Previously I thought The Salvation Army was a wonderful charity and appeared to do much good for so many, but to read reviews and find that 80% of the reviews were one star is appalling and also upsetting. Has the Salvation Army ethos always been so dreadful or is it only recently that this terrible state of affairs has occurred. I have given money in the past on an ad hoc basis, but decided I wanted to give regularly every month, having read all these awful reviews, I will no longer consider donating any money to this charity.

ONE by my count The Salvation Army provides lunch every day for as many people who that show up in a very clean well run facility. I don't know how many branches are in the vine but they manage many charitable services locally as well. They foster volunteers & convicts required to do commuity service with excellence. It is a fine organization run by the best people helping as many other people as they can.

No real compassion or understanding of my situation I contacted my local Salvation Army today in the hope of some help. I am 69, live on my own and only have state pension as income. I'm having to pay £482 monthly for external redecoration to my leasehold flat. I also have to pay £167 monthly service charge plus other priority bills etc. I also have 2 toilets that don't flush properly and I'm have to collect soiled toilet paper in plastic bags . No one should have to live like this. The Salvation Army said they couldn't help as they only do food parcels. They didn't even offer any advice and didn't seem to really care. They are supposed to be a Christian organisation but certainly didn't come across as very Christian