It's cool they give you a free haircut every few months. They have a barber and call you to make an…read moreappointment. You have to be sure you call them back when they call to confirm if you are going. Last time I changed my number I forgot to give it to them. So when I went for my appt they told me they gave it away because I never called them back. They were able to give me a voucher for a haircut at a barbershop. After I got my haircut I was able to get some groceries without waiting in line. They give you a good amount of food. We even got eggs.

My husband and I both work but like so many people these days we need occasional help, however this…read moreplace isn't the place to get it because everything they give you is either expired by months/years or simply rotten. The last box we got we dumped it directly in the trash. People need help, not food poisoning. Remember this is a "church" that gets its tax-free status for supposedly helping people.

I'm giving this a 3 star only because some of the food given was expired a month ago…read more. Also because I signed for 2 people n the food given looked like only for 1 person. Aside from this, I am Thankful for the food given.. meat, fruit, pastries, bread n Eggs.. I also asked if they had Dog n cat food for my dogs n cats which they did.. If you need stuff like that ask them also personal cosmetic.. Thank you so much for the help. God Bless.

I visited this past Thursday for their Thrive program and was very very satisfied with the care and…read morekindness! Staff is wry sweet and accommodating and I can't wait to Continue my wellness journey here!

My beautiful sissy Melineh travels often and brings back unused toiletries from hotels. She…read moreacquired quite a collection, so we go together one evening to put together apothecary bags to give to the unhoused. Since we made about 90 kits, she figured it would be best for us to deliver them to an organization that assists those in need, and she found Foothill Unity Center. Foothill Unity Center is a multi-service agency that provides services to individuals and families in need. Founded in 1980 by Josephine Anderson, the center has become a source for food, health services, and crisis assistance to thousands of low-income families in the SGV. The place is clean and spacious and the staff were friendly and gracious for our donation. It felt nice to do something good for others and give back to the community. The security guard on duty was an absolute doll - polite, friendly, and respectful. He made our day as much as we made his. They accept donations of any kind and you can drop off during business hours 8 am - 4:30 pm Mon - Fri. Donation wish list: https://foothillunitycenter.org/wish-list/ You can also volunteer https://foothillunitycenter.org/volunteer/.

NIKKI B And I came here and we donated multiple bags of apothecary that we had put together that…read moreincluded various shampoo's, soap's, etc. This establishment helps families with food and various types of apothecary that they need to survive during hard times. Please donate. I forgot the security guard in the front his name but he is very nice and was extremely welcoming.

I was there with my Two brothers, in 1960- 1962, under the name of David and Margret Home for…read moreChildren. There was a pool in the back, where I learned to swim as a champion in two tournaments with other foster Homes and boys homes. Took pictures in front of the home where there was a fountain, we used to run go carts around the circle, While Mr Stone and Mr Baskerville would watch, they were the director and assistant directors of our home. While there we had a boxer named Smokey. Who jumped from the 2nd story balcony, to be with us, we were in church, in the basement, as you look at the front home , it was bottom left. We got our picture in the local newspaper with Smokey. We went to Paramount Studios to see Blue Hawaii, and just missed Elvis, we saw that day, Jerry Lewis making The Nutty Professor, a scene where he picked up weights and his arms stretched to the ground while he stood there, very funny, and ate lunch with Cartwrights of Bonanza, and a slew of Stars. I could go on, but I'm trying to find that picture of Smokey and the boys of 1962!

Horrible management, will do anything to keep youth in their programs for the money…read more I was in the group home (aka placement) years ago, there was drug activity, prostitution recruitment, constant awol-ing, and fighting. Right in front of the staff. Nobody did anything about it. Nobody was kicked out. Moved. Nothing. Eventually I guess the group home shit down due to a death that occurred and they are now "merged" aka going bankrupt, with Haynes. Beware of any business with this program for the wellbeing of your child, foster child, client, etc.

Thaddeus has been apart of my life since I was pregnant, they helped me with parenting classes baby…read moreclothes and even resources. It's been 10 years and since then I was able to get therapy which was very helpful during COVID and after and still able to be able to have access to it. Till this day they helped single parents and children and I take all my donations there. I know they will be going to people in need. I'm super grateful for their kindness and the love they have poured into me and my child. It's been great to see they are going strong and helping as many families as they can

They help me and my girls to have a roof over our heads and be able to have a home good meal to…read morecook and help me to budget my money and get to see a therepist

when I was young I started off at cottage 1A and ended up at 4B but my time at McKinley I had my…read moreups and downs but I've learned a lot the staff members were awesome back in the 80s were awesome and I thank them so much. Christopher Darnell p.s. I hope to come back for a visit sometime thank you

I was placed here back in the mid 80's. I loved it here great staff, to me it was a beautiful place…read moreto live. I went to school down the street also to San Dimas high school. i don't have any negative stories to say of this place nothing. The staff use to take us clothes shopping at the mall, during the holidays it was wonderful. The only thing about this place is I left to soon. Wish I had stayed until i graduated high school. most likely would've stayed to work here, every now and then I think about some of my peers and staff. Probably could rite a book about this place. Back in 1994 I call and ask for a certain staff. The person had pass away, was on the phone for a while. I was surprised they remembered me after 10 years. Like I said don't have any negative thoughts of this group home. We're ever the staff and peers at wish them the best

Great place to meet others and work in the garden. Have learned a lot about gardening.read more