It's shameful for me to see with the type of things that people donate to this location and then to…read morelook at what they put out on the shelves. This store and many other thrift stores have changed from a reasonable opportunity to find high value items at a good price into some type of scam where people donate quality products and intern they sell them online and put trash on the store shelves. The only salvation the store will be bringing is for the shareholders

Great place to drop off donations. I am always looking for - spot 5o drop off donations that is a…read morenon for profit location

I love this place. I have been a supporter of WINGS, for many years. My husband and I, along with…read moreseveral friends, used to do motorcycle rides in support of WINGS. It was always so much fun. I love what they do and I love to donate. I just dropped off about 6, or 7 bags of clothes, etc. at their Gold Rd. Location the other day. They do wonderful work for women, children and even men in need. Keep it up. We appreciate you!

Prices are ridiculously high and the selections of clothing, kitchenware, etc. are sad.read more

My Mom has Macular Degeneration and recently lost a significant portion of what sight she had left…read more I remembered my Dad working with Tradewinds and that CLVRC worked closely with Tradewinds. I did some searching and found their web site. I contacted they and they were awesome. I set up an appointment with one of the assistive technology specialists. We showed up for our appointment and he listened to my Mom's story. Once he was done listening and asked a few questions he began making suggestions and demonstrating the available technology. After he did his demonstration he left us to try the equipment for ourselves and eventually we decided on the piece of tech that would be suited to my Mom's needs.

From the owner: One stop source for low vision and blind programs and services…read more Serving the Glenview, Niles, Morton Grove, and Skokie communities, as well as the northshore and western suburbs of Chicago. The Chicago Lighthouse Vision Rehabilitation Center in Glenview offers a comprehensive range of vision rehabilitation services, including low vision optometric eye examinations, occupational therapy, and psychological counseling. Additionally, we offer adaptive technology products and assistive devices, as well as a free legal resource center. The educational enhancement programs and recreational opportunities extend to children, youth, adults, and seniors. All of our programs and services are designed to empower our clients and help them achieve independence whether they are living with macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, or any other condition that compromises their vision. As a tax exempt charity, The Chicago Lighthouse accepts donations to provide some of these services.

Great agency that helps youth find stable housing and create long term goals. The staff are…read morepassionate and well educated. True full service agency!

From the owner: The Harbour is only state-licensed emergency shelter providing services to young women experiencing…read morehomelessness in the North/Northwest suburbs. We offer immediate shelter and crisis support, any time of the day, any day of the week 24/7.

City of Hope is another fantastic organization in which I have participated in the Walk for Hope in…read moreEvanston, IL for the past four years - for the first three years, I've just volunteered and been very inspired by all those who persevered for this just cause. Just this past weekend, I ran the 5K and enjoyed the beautiful lakefront campus of Northwestern University and the beaches of Evanston, IL. Plus I loved the free tshirt and medal that I got when I crossed the finish line :) Thank you again to all of my supporters and my racing buddies. This is a fantastic organization and deserves a lot more credit and recognization than it gets.

I have had a great experience with Clean UP Give Back. Easy to work with rewarding experience…read moreoverall!

They offered the most flexible program to do community service hours. I enjoyed being outside and…read morecleaning my own community