They accept your donations, but will not help you unload. They had some cardboard boxes which we…read moreneeded desperately, but they would only sell them to us even after we donated our fourth load.

Looks like they are closing...as 1/28/25, nothing much left in the store? This location used to be…read morefull of various items...

I bring various projects to Synergy Mill even if I have the tools and think I have the know-how to…read moredo it at home. Darn near every time, I end up learning something new/better from the other members because people take an interest in what you're hacking on and share their ideas, success, and failures. It's a great space that will only get better as it grows. Join up and show up. You won't regret it.

From the owner: We specialize in helping hobbyists make things for fun and businesses make things for a profit…read more SynergyMill is a 2500 square foot coworking makerspace. We have a shared workshop with woodworking tools, metalworking tools, electronics tools, welding equipment, 3d printers, a laser cutter, workbenches, and more. If you're looking for a place you can paint, saw, create, build, and make some noise and dust, this is the coworking space for you. We can be your workshop if you don't have one at home. But, tools aren't everything. The synergy created by the community is where the real magic happens. Collaboration on ideas, lending a helping hand, or having plain old fun are benefits that you'll discover because the people in our community are friendly, capable, and generally awesome.

Very disappointed with our experience. We went into this process genuinely excited to give a puppy…read morea loving, stable home, and instead were met with what felt like constant judgment and condescension. The main issue seemed to revolve around our current dog not being on heartworm and flea prevention for the last few months, despite the fact that we already had an upcoming vet appointment scheduled to get everything updated. Rather than having a respectful conversation, the communication immediately felt accusatory and shaming, as if we were irresponsible pet owners. At one point, we were essentially being asked to go purchase medication and provide months worth of preventative care for our dog and the new puppy we had not even adopted yet, before we were even approved. The entire process became increasingly uncomfortable and honestly unprofessional. There's a difference between advocating for animals and speaking down to potential adopters. Rescue organizations should absolutely care about where animals are placed, but there's also a way to communicate with kindness, professionalism, and basic respect. We ultimately decided to move forward with another agency that treated us like capable adults instead of assuming the worst. I truly hope they reevaluate how they communicate with applicants in the future because the experience left a really bad impression.

Our wonderful experience with Lucky Pup was handled through the foster family; Ray and Barb. Our…read morefirst visit meeting Max at their home was love at first sight. Ray and Barb obviously loved Max and he loved them. Ray went to great lengths to help us understand what we would be getting into with an adoption. We took a couple of days to request a home visit for Max. Being a puppy Max has tons of energy and that was a concern for this retired couple. While picking Max up I could tell that Ray was looking to see how we reacted to Max. During the trial visit we knew the second day that Max was now in his forever home. Max was house trained and sleeps all night in a crate from day one. Ray would touch base with us everyday to see how things were going. In short, the process was explained well and great care was taken to ensure that we were a good fit for Max. We couldn't be happier with our new puppy and the adoption process.

Great customer service, a wide variety of furniture, household, electronic items and a store full…read moreof clothes and toys fir the entire family. The prices are very reasonable and affordable.

From the owner: We are a nonprofit organization that uses 100% of the proceeds earned in our thrift store to help…read moremen, women and children overcome homelessness. We sell low cost gently used clothing, linens, shoes, accessories, household items, furniture, art, jewelry, electronics, appliances, toys and sports equipment. We also have a small boutique with very low priced designer clothing, furniture and art.