The Salvation Army

I made an appointment with them to pick up my furniture. I have a lot of perfect cherry wood furniture, I have a love seat that is in perfect condition, and I have a recliner in perfect condition. They came out and looked at my chest of drawers which was perfect, they pulled it out from the wall and on the back panel a quarter of an inch that faces the wall they said it looked a little rumpled so they wouldn't take it. I had a 100% cherry wood dining room table and a 100% cherry wood Hutch. Both were as near the Perfection as you could possibly get. And they turned it down.
Personally, I think they don't want to have to do the work taking it out of the house. I think they are lazy, they just want to make money off of people by selling weird clothes. They could have at least made a few hundred dollars on my Hutch $100 off my dining room table, they could have sold the love seat for $200 they could have made some money. Plus we really wanted to get this stuff to people that were in need people who were broken by life who needed a chance to get back on their feet. But instead, they tied us up for 3 weeks and we're on a moving schedule cuz the house is selling, and then they turn down everything we had. I will never ever give them another Cent or another item to help them out. They should have just told me on the phone your items have to be Beyond perfection but even on the back of an item it has to be perfect. This is a sinful. They are the "Salvation Army" they get "used" items. It's more of a mission than it is an organization. But they seem to have forgotten that. I know there are poor people out there that would love to have this furniture and now I have to throw it in the trash. I originally spent almost $2,000 on this Hutch. But it wasn't good enough for the "Salvation Army." I will tell everyone not to bother with them. They are ridiculous.