Everything it's organized they are nice very giving and respectful. They pray with you if you want…read morethem to and they don't discriminate at all. They treat everyone the same way. If you're homeless they still treat you with respect. The food is fresh and packed nice in a box I will return

Positive Impact is a wonderful ministry of Gods people who truly care about the people of St…read morePetersburg and surrounding areas. Their actions provide children, families and seniors with the word of God, encouragement and fill the needs of supplementing the food budget for families and seniors in the area. Their goal is to make sure no one goes hungry in St Petersburg. They are the hands and feet of Jesus.

I am sure for what I hear this ministry is doing great work, however when it comes to their…read moreadvertising pick up of goods three years in a row they never showed up. Not just for my house but for our whole entire block and community. I just got another piece of bright mail to put out goods for May18th, but I will donate it to another local ministry nearby. I will still support you this ministry but will not count on them for our block pick up.

I have been volunteering for 8 years with our company as part of giving back I can say every time…read moreI come to Metropolitan ministry we are always greeted with a smile. Everyone is always helpful and we have fun with everyone keep doing what doing and we will keep volunteering thank you again

What an amazing company the tips about financial assistance were helpful the people are helpful it…read moretook quite some time to get in but I wish I could work there

From the owner: Established in 1977 as a pre-employment center, Pinellas County Urban League has grown into a…read moretrusted advocate for job training, placement, and entrepreneurship. It serves as a hub for housing and community development and a leader in promoting health impact and quality of life. The mission of the Pinellas County Urban League is to enable and empower African-Americans and others who are underserved in our communities to achieve their highest human potential and secure economic self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights. Our vision is to be a trailblazing beacon in the community, building generational wealth, changing systems and shifting mindsets. We will produce resilient social enterprises, programs and initiatives designed to energize, empower and transform lives. To learn more, visit PCUL.org

While I am grateful to have my kitten home and he is very loved, my experience with the owner of…read moreCat Kids Rescue, Phyllis, was upsetting and concerning. I met this kitten at a PetSmart adoption event. His adoption fee was listed at $325, while other kittens available at the same time were $175. At a volunteer's suggestion, I contacted Phyllis to ask if there was any flexibility, as I had previously adopted from this rescue. During our first call she was kind, but when I followed up later the tone changed significantly and felt dismissive and unprofessional. After that call, my attempts to follow up--along with attempts from family members--went unanswered. A volunteer later shared with me that the adoption fee had been increased due to the kitten's popularity and expressed that she personally felt the fee was unusually high for a rescue adoption and did not agree with how the situation was handled. Raising an adoption fee based on demand felt like price gouging and made me uncomfortable with the process. My family ultimately helped cover the full fee as a birthday gift, and I'm thankful to have my kitten. However, I strongly encourage anyone considering adoption from Cat Kids Rescue to ask clear questions upfront about fee structure, consistency, and communication expectations.

Unethical practices, medical negligence, and zero professionalism happening at this rescue, &…read morephyllis the owner of the rescue doesn't seem to care I rescued Aspen, this poor SKIN AND BONES cat that was hunched over in the cage, Looked to be in pain, Uncomfortable and just sad. The Volunteer was as helpful as they could be, and all they could tell me was that this cat was "depressed". I know nonprofits and volunteer work is a complete thankless job, but I seriously question Phyllis and her team of training and scouting people to be volunteers for this rescue. This cat had clearly been in pain up and for adoption. Why aren't the volunteers saying something to the owner of the rescue? Also, any decent human being that walked by this cat, why did nobody advocate that this cat is clearly not OK??? Humans have failed this cat I'm crying in PetSmart because this cat is clearly not OK and I impulsively adopt him. I bring him to the vet and he has a laundry list of issues From covered in fleas, White blood cells not okay, Kidney issues, Severe dehydration, Severely underweight, Eyes nose and mouth discharge, A large hard mass in his abdomen (x ray said it was poop) And a lot of inflammation in the body. WHY DID THE RESCUE IGNORE THIS CAT WHO IS CLEARLY NOT OKAY??? I am doing everything I can to get this cat better and have him on a treatment plan but was told by the vet that if he doesn't have even a small improvement in just a few days, that I need to consider euthanizing because the quality of his life is not currently not OK. I am completely disgusted by the lack of care this rescue is putting into cats. Reading other reviews, this seems like a common theme. I've texted phyllis, multiple times asking for the medical records for when they got this cat neutered. Something shady is going on & I am heartbroken for these cats. Phyllis, don't even bother replying to this message because Absolutely NOTHING you can say will make up for your lack of compassion & empathy, unethical practices, and down right HORRIBLE neglectful treatment of this cat. You should be ashamed of yourself