Great organization working to protect the Augusta waterways. They represent the 1.5 million people…read morewho rely on the Savannah River. Because Savannah Riverkeeper works directly with citizens, officials, industries, and lawmakers, they are unlike any other advocacy group.

The community food pantry tucked into the parking area of the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection…read moreis easy to spot, a bright white box with a red door that pops against the quieter tones of the neighborhood and the church buildings around it. It's one of the larger little pantries I've come across, built with enough room to genuinely help a family for a few days, though today the shelves were empty and I didn't have anything with me to add. Even so, someone has taped a handful of handwritten notes to the inside offering non‑food help including shelter contacts, laundry assistance, prescription support, even rent and utility help. A reminder that sometimes the most important thing a pantry can offer is a path toward stability. Even without canned goods on the shelves, those resources might be exactly what someone needs. [Review 218 of 2026 - 919 in Georgia - 25407 overall]

I appreciate what y'all are doing but giving the food to jwc on bolt drive is a mistake they don't…read moregive out the food they take it home for them selfs or selling them to people they know I got turned around couldn't get anything but they have box's of food in their cars for their household it's unfair someone needs to show up and catch them this has to stop we are standing in line just for them to take it home stealing from the people in the community please help now jwc is on Martin Luther King blvd

Maybe you're new to the area or just haven't had a reason to come in contact with this organization…read moreso let me share this tidbit from their website. "We provide quality food and groceries to hungry individuals across our 30 county service area. Since 1982, we've distributed more than 250 million pounds of food and fed more than 14 million people." So why am I talking about them? Because I recently had the privilege of volunteering at their food bank. "Bank" should honestly be replaced with "warehouse" because that is exactly what it is. They have boxes for food and drinks coming in (by the pallet) and boxes ready to sort then boxes that have been packed up and ready to ship across the region. And this place is systemic. You have a job and they show you how to do that job as well as be available for questions. I have served at and taken groups to a number of food warehouses and soup kitchens throughout my life. This, by far, is one of the best organized ones I have encountered. The instructions will tell you, but let me say it again. Wear comfortable shoes and comfortable clothes. Prepare to sweat and know that you may have to lift up to 20 pounds. Feeding people isn't always easy, but it is always worth it. Find a way to support. *Insider's Tip -Volunteer either at the Food Bank or the Master's Table (a once-a-day meal providing location downtown). But there is a process so check out the website for instructions.

We have been at conerstone since 2016. Finding a daycare was seriously one of the most difficult…read morethings I've ever done. Placing my child's safety in someone else's hands is something my husband and I don't take lightly. This facility has been a godsend! Management and staff are amazing. We currently have a 4 and 1 year old attending. My 4 year old has grown up around many of the staff and loves them dearly. I never have issues with cleanliness and they have been wonderful working around our 1 year olds food allergies to nearly everything. Cost has gone up on occasion, but they have actually made improvements to the classrooms and purchased a new bus. We don't mind the rate increase when we can see the money being put to good use. I have, and will continue to recommend this amazing facility to anyone in need of childcare. They will treat you and your children like family, not customers.

I love Saturday thrifting, so I decided to stop on my way to a Yelp event. This store was the…read morecleanest and most organized ever, they take pride. Bathrooms also clean. Very easy to find, lots of free parking, the store is huge, don't be in a hurry, just stroll and enjoy! They have a large bookstore & coffee shop attached for some down time. I will return to go thru all the books and movies. The bookstore is very organized also, which I like. I did purchase some warm chocolate cookies, which were yummy, customer service was on point... Make sure you visit, you wont be disappointed.

Yeah the shelves were stocked. Prices are still ridiculously high, but I guess they would rather…read moreput unsold stuff in the dumpster. I was told if items still have original price on them they were supposed to be marked 50% of that. Seriously ??? Most of the time the item is flawed or damaged in some way, or from past seasons. I have seen items in there that had yard sale stickers on them and GW marked them at some fantasy retail price. Holiday items are now marked with fixed prices and I guess stay on the shelves until they break or look so shoddy somebody pulls them for the dumpster. Store does look cleaner as well and cashier was very nice.

They are so helpful here, just drive up and they'll grab your stuff. Nice people here too!read more

Help with unloading and very friendly staff. Good central location. To many nearby neighborhoods.read more

My wife and I have enjoyed several events here and had an excellent time. The staff were very nice…read moreand we will certainly return. Also, my wife regularly attends several different yoga classes and talks about how helpful they are and that both of the instructors are excellent.

I am an adult with Asperger syndrome and other developmental disabilities as well as physical…read moredisabilities. I joined AIKEN SENIOR LIFE hoping to find a SOCIAL outlet 10 YEARS LIVING DOWN SOUTH WHEN I WALKED INTO AIKEN SENIOR LIFE, I THOUGHT I FOUND MY "NICHE" I LOVED IT THERE. my home situation is not good. This forced me to cancel most of the groups that I had signed up for and I only attended to groups consistently. my safety was at risk due to criminal neighbors. This lead to a misunderstanding with a group leader over a text message. Group leader, kathryn isaac refused to accept my apology. most recently attended a BUS TRIP with AIKEN SENIOR LIFE to AIKEN MUSEUMS. of the free museums I went to. I only had a problem in one museum I do not feel I was treated properly by the Director/ tour leader in this museum. two days after this trip on Friday afternoon after 4 PM, I received a call from Aimee Hanna Executive Director at Aiken Senior Life Services. prior to her calling, I didn't know who the Director was Ms. Hanna proceeded to yell at me about the museum incident. I was not allowed to speak. I tried to tell her that I have Asperger syndrome she would not allow me to get a word in edgewise. I was then told I AM PERMANENTLY BANNED FROM AIKEN SENIOR LIFE Ms. Hanna spoke of the incident at the museum; did not mention the misunderstanding regarding the text message she then LIED -- saying that "you have been a problem in every single group that you attended; have been disruptive, and I have received multiple complaints" THIS STATEMENT IS 1000% FALSE! I only attended two groups consistently throughout never had a problem in any of the groups, the group members and the group leaders excepted me fully. The only problem was the misunderstanding of the text message and I did apologize. However, she would not accept my apology and the problem at the museum. Combined this would not warrant being PERMANENTLY BEING BANNED FROM AIKEN SENIOR LIFE My limitations and differences as an adult with Asperger syndrome are no more severe or different than other seniors, who attend that have dementia or Alzheimer's disease Ms. Issac used my text message for purposes of which it was not intended. This led to the misunderstanding. She refused to accept my apology. All groups at AIKEN SENIOR LIFE are led by volunteers. Ms. Issac is one of the few professional volunteers. She is a retired RN. It would be detrimental to AIKEN SENIOR LIFE to lose a professional volunteer such as Ms. Issac, but I AM DISPENSABLE The decision by Ms. Hanna was prejudicial and discriminatory. I was never allowed to even try to explain anything. She was screaming at me throughout the call that she made to me. given that Ms. Hanna has absolutely no flexibility with an adult with Asperger syndrome that has limitations, it calls into question her flexibility and patience with seniors with Alzheimer's and other dementia's

I basically grew up at this community center!!! I was here for all kinds of things like summer…read morecamp, private parties, holding signage for political campaigns, and all kinds of other things. I can remember spending my youth in the gym, at the track, or just running around the area. This park is usually bustling with people and different activities. They added a pool in recent years so they are things going on there as well. There is also a senior center located here too. My grandmother would spend her days creating great ceramic artwork while she was here. I love that this place has something for the whole family to enjoy. The track is pretty large and normally filled with people getting in shape or trying to stay in shape. There is a basketball court here as well. I would spend my days sometimes watching others play and cheering them on!!! I haven't been here in years but I'm sure this place is still a great place for the whole family!!!!