great place staff are super helpful. the food is really amazing They have a money management…read moreprogram that is helping me to get my life back on track. oh yeah theres no bed bugs .

This is a homeless shelter but it is operated just like a prison camp. There are so many rules that…read moreyou can never be sure what is right or wrong. Their meals really suck. I would live someplace else if I had the choice again. Bad Bad Bad

First off I have to say the customer service is top notch at this thrift store. A lady in front of…read moreme asked an employee how much a picture was and he gave her a price and then went to go check it and he was off by about $4.00. He went to back and printed off a new tag for it to be the price he thought it was. The woman was very thankful that he did that and that made me want to come back and to also I like that they have certain colors that are on sale, I like that it includes the plastic tag on things as well. They are certain colors too. I found some great stuff but you have to do some searching because a lot of things are expensive and prices you would see at a big box store. I will be back for sure when I'm in the area.

great prices, super helpful staff. The best part of shopping at a super thrift is that your helping…read morea person overcome addiction and other issues. These people find God and it changes thier lives, praise God!!

There are some people who change your life so quietly that they probably don't even realize the…read moreimpact they've had. One of the biggest fears I had about going back to school wasn't the homework, the exams, or balancing being a full-time student and a full-time mom. It was leaving my children in someone else's care. After everything we've been through, my babies needed consistency. They needed to be safe. They needed to be loved. And I needed to know that while I was working to build a better future for us, they were somewhere their little hearts and minds would continue to grow. When I was 19, I worked at La Petite Playschool and Nursery. I remember how much everyone genuinely loved the children, how seriously we took our training, and how much care went into every single day. It never felt like "just a daycare." Over the years, Lisa became so much more than my former boss. She became someone I looked up to, someone who believed in me, encouraged me, and loved me through different seasons of life. So when it came time to choose childcare, my heart already knew where my children belonged. Watching Oliver and Juniper thrive has been one of the greatest gifts. They come home with stories, songs, artwork, new words, dirty clothes from playing hard, and smiles that tell me they had another day filled with love. They are learning, exploring, making friends, and being encouraged to be exactly who they are. As a single mom trying to build a new life through higher education, I simply could not do this without the people at La Petite. They have given me so much more than childcare. They've given me peace of mind. They've loved my children as their own while I sit in lectures, study for exams, and work toward becoming a nurse. There aren't enough words to thank you for believing in my little family. Thank you for every hug, every lesson, every scraped knee you've comforted, every milestone you've celebrated, and every day you've made it a little easier for me to chase a dream that will change all of our lives. We are so incredibly grateful.

My son attended this lovely, safe, and clean daycare and preschool from 2021 until 2025. The owner,…read moreMiss Lisa, was a consistent, caring, and communicative teacher. My son still loves her and talks about her. The price was more than reasonable, and the vacations were workable. I especially appreciated the independent skills and support she and her team offered my kid - she helped him learn to walk, potty train, go to the bathroom by himself, and really critically, learn to be kind and caring to other kids. We will forever be grateful to her for her wonderful support in raising our sweet boy.

The prices are too high. You can tell this is the case by how much stuff they have. They get it for…read morefree and should price it at less than 50% of the new price. Much of the stuff is so old and had less than half its life left. Plus you have to hunt for what you are looking for (unlike at a regular retail store). Time is money and it takes longer to find useful items here. The head cashier (manager?) and the guy in the back (with an eastern European accent) is always so grumpy. Everyone else I've interacted with have been nice though. Wish I had better experiences coming in here because I like to support local and repurpose things and keep them from going to the landfill.

We walked in not know what we where looking for. Then we ran across a really nice standing mirror…read more When we checked out the guy was supper nice and gave us a friendly discount. Super thankful for our experience.

I warmly recommend this place for your child. My daughter, Romi has been there for three years in a…read morerow: during daycare and preschool years. Every morning she runs to be there with friends, teachers and staff. All teachers, staff and principal Cathy Phelps are diligent, professional and friendly. Premises, kitchen, playrooms, toys clean and well-maintained. Everyday my kid brings new craft or picture. The preschool is located in new building that is nice with huge parking lot. Also they have two outdoor playgrounds and plenty indoor space for rainy days.

Wonderful teachers and staff. This is our daughters second year there. Her social skills and…read moreknowledge has developed so much. Worth every penny.

I enjoy supporting businesses with a positive impact on the community, and Habitat for Humanity…read morefunds go directly towards making affordable homes achievable for families in the area. Donations vary from lighting, furniture, and appliances to home decor, garden supplies and tools by the pound! I happened to stumble upon a set of weather proof floor mats for my daughter's Subaru and a cute bird feeder; both for less than ten dollars. Be sure to inspect your items as there are no refunds. It's also helpful to bring cash to avoid the credit card fee (that ate my Veterans discount). Maybe you'll be able to find just the thing you didn't know you needed!

Customer service over the phone was sub par. I asked the "manager" over the phone if he could check…read moreand tell me whether or not the store had any screen doors on the floor. He refused, didn't offer any solutions and obviously did NOT want to make any effort to help me OR answer my question or fulfill my simple request. Therefore I will not be spending my money or wasting my gas or time with this store. Word of mouth advertising both positive and negative goes far I this small town. I will be sharing this poor experience with others. In hopes they dont go through the same bad customer service this employee offered. Not useful, not helpful! Disappointing.

Highly recommend scheduling a tour or wildlife encounter!…read more On our "wildlife encounter tour," we got to meet the amazing birds of prey (including getting face to face with a lovely little snow white barn owl) this organization is taking care of. I learned so much and was mesmerized by the birds. The Chimintini Wildlife Center is doing amazing work for all sorts of species of wild animals in the area, and by booking a tour you're not only signing up for an awesome experience and expanding your knowledge of these critical birds, but you're supporting the center's work caring for these birds and many more species that may come into the center. All the birds taken care of here are injured or otherwise wouldn't be able to survive in the wild, so the center uses them for educational tours.

Our son started going to Delynn's in-home care , Rugrats, after our infant care closed. It was an…read moreexperience I'll be forever grateful for. While I work in higher ed and value education and structure, when our son was younger than school-age, the most important qualities for us were: the development of his character, how he treated others, and that he could be in an environment that felt safe and didn't have flux in caregivers with whom he would bond. For three years, he built relationships with the kids here for the long-term (he's been in school- different from the ones his friends went to, for one year now, and he still has playdates and parties with some of the kids he met here), had to learn to resolve conflicts and work through differences. While working in these relationships, Delynn taught him foundational knowledge for school and physical awareness of his body. Last year, when he started at Santiam Christian, he felt confident and demonstrated competence in all of his schoolwork. His teacher would tell us that he could manage his emotions well, and acted very caringly toward other children. We are so thankful for the foundation that Delynn set for him in her childcare.

When we moved to Corvallis in 2016, we knew that we would need to find a good daycare provider for…read moreour only daughter (1 year old at the time), who we had been lucky enough to care for ourselves until the move. We didn't have a lot of time to search after I found a job, and we interviewed a few different providers but didn't feel that any of them were a good fit for us. We found Delynn (Rugrats THCC) and knew as soon as we interviewed with her that we found the right place for our kiddo. Delynn truly cares about the kids and families she serves, and in partnership with her, our daughter is getting ready to say goodbye at the end of the Summer and transition to Kindergarten. She'll be taking the things she's learned at Delynn's house with her, such as how to be a good friend, a solid educational foundation for entering Kindergarten, respect and care for living creatures, and the close sibling-like relationships she's made with the other littles there. Our family is going to miss having Delynn be a regular part of our lives, and we are grateful to have found such a wonderful, caring place for our daughter to grow and thrive.