Very friendly and got to charge what I wanted.. got some thin cut new York strips and thick cut…read morepork chops. Will be going back there every month now thank you havest of compassion.

So polite and gracious for my donations. They helped take out the goods and both volunteers thanked…read moreme. For drop off they're open an extra 1/2 hour.

Oh my goodness, what a terrific place and the people, especially Ruth, was so kind. I recently…read morestayed for about 10 days while my granddaughter recc'd critical care at BTH. Had it not been for RMH, I may not have been able to be with her! I we'll forever be grateful for RMH and I was glad to be able to donate a little bit towards another family being able to stay here. What a wonderful uplifting and joyful place, especially for children to have a happy place in the area to recover & families to refresh themselves, oh at no cost to them! God bless you all RMH!

We were turned away twice, and on the wait list for over two months too! My son needing care at…read morePHC, we are 200 miles away from home. This happened two times in a row! Now I have no other choice ALL of my son's critical appointments, being special needs will be canceled. I never thought I would ever say this but: The Roanoke Ronald McDonald House discriminates. THIS IS NOT OKAY.

Foster Alliance is a great place for individuals or businesses to donate their time and/or…read morefinancial gifts. They really do help foster families. Whether you write a check or want to lend a hand, they are grateful for your donation.

WE LOVE YOU GUYS! Birthdays, Christmas, safety, clothing, bikes, beds and so much more…read more Fostering can be very stressful...this place always reminds me how beautiful fostering can be.

This is an amazing organization run by a most brilliant friend of mine. Lorraine has overcome very…read moredifficult challenges in her life and turned them into opportunities for young children who are battling cancer. She not only prepares them for the journey ahead, but gives them a safe way to face these extremely difficult obstacles. Families are grateful for her way of supporting them and confronting this terrible disease.

Amazing organization helping children and families affected by cancer and childhood diseases. They…read moreprovide no cost mental health counseling for these kids and their families, such an amazing gift!

Absolutely love this facility. I appreciate all the staff, volunteer mentors, and meeting new…read morepeople whenever I get the opportunity. The atmosphere is very welcoming and kindness is just spread all around. When I was first introduced to Free Arts, the staff member service was eager to help me through the volunteer requirements. I appreciate their helpful service. This place holds a lot of value and I hope Phoenix gets to know how wonderful this nonprofit organization really does make an impact on kids and adolescence.

I recently completed a volunteer event at the Children's Museum of Phoenix sponsored by this…read morenon-profit organization. Also involved with Generation United, we spent time with underprivileged children during the free arts day at the museum. There were three highly organized activities with the groups split up into about 8-10 kids. The activities were kids yoga, and two where the children created their own art. The organizers did a great job explaining what the volunteer's boundaries should be and how we could maximize our time with the children. My group were 4-year olds and we were each assigned one child. Being that I have an almost 4 year old, it felt natural to play with my buddy but it was so difficult when we had to say good bye. These kids need so much and you just want to do more. Luckily, they have organizations like Free Arts to bring some fun and creativity into their lives.

This is a small group of women who raise funds for women and children in our community who need…read morehelp while having fun and fostering friendships among themselves! I have been a member for five years and have made so many friendships that I am sure will be lifelong! This group has been in existence for over 25 years and have raised almost $2 million which has been given to nonprofits in our metropolitan area who are dedicated to helping women and children in need. The members are different ages and have traveled different paths in their lives. They come together and work together and have fun together! Their motto is "Philanthropy Through Friendship". I strongly recommend this group.

WOW! SINCERAMENTE AGRADECIDA POR LA MAGNIFICA AYUDA PARA MI PROCESO DE DIVORCIO Gracias de todo…read morecorazón a Erika Hidalgo y todo el equipo por la atencion,dedicación , profesionalismo y apoyo que recibí de la institución gracias a ustedes un proceso difícil se facilito demasiado y ahora me siento feliz y libre lista para comenzar de nuevo ! Wow se me explicó cada paso a la perfección y muy importante no faltar a las citas con ellos y actuar rápido y seguir las instrucciones de ellos para entregar papeleo y demás! Amo su institucion !! Gracias devuelvo y bendiciones para todos! 5 minutes ago : WOW! SINCERELY GRATEFUL FOR THE MAGNIFICENT HELP WITH MY DIVORCE PROCESS. Thank you with all my heart to Erika Hidalgo and the entire team for the attention, dedication, professionalism and support that I received from the institution. Thanks to you, a difficult process was made much easier and now I feel happy and free, ready to start again! Wow, each step was explained to me perfectly and it was very important not to miss appointments with them and to act quickly and follow their instructions for submitting paperwork and so on! I love your institution!! Thank you again and blessings to all!

Fresh start and all Workshops and facilitators have been…read morewonderful. Their facilitators are knowledgeable and accessible for a coaching session.

They're the oldest, largest and most effective youth mentoring organization in the United States…read more Research has shown that positive relationships between "Littles" and their "Bigs" have a direct and measurable impact on children's lives. They are more confident in school, better able to get along with their families and peers, and less likely to begin using alcohol and drugs. One of the reasons this program works so well is the dedication of the matchmakers. Their extensive interview and screening process ensures the best matches possible, which are based on similar backgrounds, interests and hobbies. What I've discovered during my time as a Big is that I get as much out of our relationship as my Little. He's an awesome kid that just needs a male role model in his life, and I am proud to be the one to be able to provide it. We've bowled, gone to the Arizona Science Center, the planetarium, watched movies, sometimes we just hang out and play video games. The commitment they ask for is just a few hours two to four times a month, for a minimum of 6 months. Of course the longer the better - many matches remain friends for life. Ok, now I'm going to wrap up by quoting Whitney Houston in a Yelp review (which a fellow Yelper bet me a Cornish Pasty I'd never be able to find a justifiable reason for doing so)... "I believe the children are our future. Teach them well and let them lead the way. Show them all the beauty they possess inside." Ha! I'll take that Eggplant Parmesan Pasty now, thanks.

I guess that the organization overall is good, but wonder why one of the most needy populations in…read moreall of our communities is dismissed by this organization. I am referring to kids who are in foster or kin placements through CPS. I know we have tried multiple times to get children hooked up with a big brother or sister only to be told that CPS kids are too transient with their case managers and placements so they wont work with them. Who cares if the case manager changes, if the kid is in a placement that wants to have them stay there for years or even adopt them. Case mangers and social workers at schools and hospitals change but they will set those kids up with Bigs. I don't understand why this company wont work with Arizona CPS kids. Kids who have been removed from their parents are more at need of a positive mentor than any other population, yet are pushed aside by VBB-BS. And when you ask for a reason why all you get is the "they are transient" story. And I guess the kid with the single parent who cant keep a job is stable? They appear to me to be an example of "get the good PR", and forget the rest.