David Mayes

Review of Salvation Army Crossroads

I wasn't part of the homeless experience but I did...

I wasn't part of the homeless experience but I did work there while back. The staff and the whole salvation army ranks more cared about how they look on camera than the needy and homeless. A toy donation truck arrived there and the news was there all the high ranking officers helped unload so the camera can see them, once the news left they stopped went home and left us to finish. They are very rude and drives company issued cars maybe at donated expense. This has nothing to do with the shelter and staying there but every starts from the top and can have the effect. I am sure if the news showed up there it will be better living well until they leave.