A very good organization that services Aiken and the entire Central Savannah River Area (CSRA)…read more They operate completely off of donations from area businesses and citizens and supply many of our local food banks and other charities, such as ACTS and the St Vincent Du Paul Society - all to help get food to people who might otherwise go without. They receive food donations from local and regional manufacturers and purchase food and other items directly from area distributors, then make sure that our local charities all get a share of what they can give out. At ACTS, where I volunteer quite a bit, much of the food they get from Golden Harvest goes out to hundreds of families in desperate need of it. And Golden Harvest supplies a lot of the donations that are handed out on the 3rd Saturday of each month at ACTS for what they call 'Senior Saturday', which delivers much needed food to our local senior citizens each month. Last week alone, they provided supplies for over 360 senior citizens in need! Please consider donating to this very worthy charity, as it is the source of food supplies for many of our other local charities who all work together to try to feed the hungry here in Aiken and the greater CSRA. "Inasmuch as ye did it unto one of these my brethren, even the least, ye did it unto me." (Matthew 25:40)

This extensive tract of land open for visitation is barely a minute from the center of town, most…read moreof that minute spent driving on a short dirt road. The woods are open to pedestrians and people on horses, though I did not see any horses. The trails are extensive and on foot it would take a full day to cover them all, particularly given the fact that they are quite sandy. What were marked as streams on the map seemed just to be sand as well with no water; these must be transient streams. The main paths were quite large, while some of the more peripheral trails meant for humans only were more solid ground and less sand, but were a bit overgrown. No facilities were available, but the place was free and was no trouble to get to.

Hitchcock woods has changed their policies and no longer allows commercial trail riding ventures…read moreinto the multi thousand acre woods. Since I do not own a horse, and since my two legs only take me so far, the crown jewel of Aiken is essentially unavailable to me, a non horse owner. Who needs more elitist policies?

Love this store. They have practically everything. The store is deep. It's a lot bigger than the…read moreone in Augusta. I wish I knew about this place B4 I bought my couch.

ACTS is the largest organization serving to minister to those in need. They provide food, clothing,…read morefurniture and more to those people in Aiken County in need of assistance. They can even help with prescriptions, rent and utilities. :)

After having a hard month I found myself without enough money to cover food. I called got an…read moreappointment brought everything they asked. When I showed up the ladies at the front desk treated me awful. They were rude and down right unkind. When I went back for my intake the lady all but made fun of me for being my age on disability. ( I have a heart/lung condition) . I have never in my life been treated so disrespectful. I left in tears and I am not someone who cries easily. There is nothing about this place that is Christian.

Outstanding outreach program…read more We dropped off items for their angel tree program. This is a great program that help families have a happy Christmas

I'm new to the area and a big fan of thrifting so I'm finally getting a start exploring the new…read morespots! This place is right in downtown Aiken and doesn't look like much from the outside but they have a good selection for the most part. There are lots of clothes and many decent brands, linens and holiday stuff, books, accessories, and some furniture out from. All were fairly priced and they have rotating daily sales. Today (Monday), for example, they had 50% off red tag items and 50% off books. I found a handful of items and enjoyed browsing around then being able to walk to lunch nearby. The employees seemed nice but weren't out of this world friendly, but as long as they aren't rude it doesn't really affect my shopping experience. I'm sure I'll be back!

How can Goodwill be training employees when they can't seem to put sizes together. There isn't any…read moreway of looking for something if you have to search hundreds of items. Can you do better than this. Also, you have items priced too high for used merchandise. Don't guess I will be back any time soon.

If you have items you are not using, donate them. Not only is it tax deductible, it gives you a…read moregood feeling helping others out. Help others in need, give.

Most amazing experience with the most amazing teachers in life you'll ever encounter with the most…read moreunconditional kind hearts. With out a doubt Gods disciples all of them. I can honestly say I would not still be breathing life without all of these amazing teachers.

Megiddo helped me get a job. It's not an easy program but they know what they are doing.read more

This organization is a great community changer. Every woman, young and old can benefit from this…read moreorganization. This organization helps with needs people take for granted. When you have to choose between food and the necessities people needs. We need to eat but if you have to choose food over toilet paper or hygiene needs. This Non-Profit helps people in need.

From the owner: At Revolution Red, we are dedicated to supporting women of all ages in our community. Our…read moreorganization is committed to ending period poverty and ensuring the well-being and dignity of women in need. Revolution Red is an organization that provides support to women and girls in need. Since our establishment in July 2023, we have been providing free menstrual care products to over 100 women on a monthly basis in the city of Columbia, SC. Our passionate commitment to ending period poverty and empowering women to lead healthy and confident lives drives us. Through our efforts, we collect and distribute feminine hygiene products to foster access to these essentials. By raising awareness and advocating for change, we strive towards a society where no woman is limited by the lack of menstrual resources. Together, we work towards a future where period poverty is eradicated, and every woman can embrace her period with pride and without barriers. At Revolution Red, we are passionate about supporting women in need and ending period poverty. Our organization provides free menstrual care products to over 100 women every month in Columbia, SC. We believe that every woman deserves access to these essential products, and we work tirelessly to raise awareness and advocate for change. Join us in our mission to create a future where period poverty is eradicated, and every woman can embrace her period with pride and without barriers.