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Salvation Army urging community to donate appropriate items to store

The Salvation Army Port Augusta shop manager Amelia Bannerman - the Salvation Army staff are urging the community to donate appropriate items after spending thousands on dumping items that it could not sell in the store. (Lachlan Smith)
Lachlan Smith

PORT AUGUSTA - The Salvation Army Port Augusta is urging people to only donate quality items to its Red Shield […]

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