Very respectable here ! Very clean and honest people working here! They have 3 feeding times listed…read moreand dinner is at 5:30 pm , they have table seating inside ..

But for the grace of God go any of us. The blood red doors, blood red, it's said, for a reason…read more The firm I joined early two years back now volunteers. That meant a great deal to me but I never had found the time to go. Today I found that time. One reason I went was in direct response to the SNAP benefits cruel debacle. This, I thought was better than marching - walking beside and offering a helping hand. Mercy, empathy and compassion are the marrow in the national spine - the international backbone. What was to have been an act of personal protest morphed into something unexpectedly different. We've become an outwardly more calloused land of late, where selfishness and insensitivity are worn like badges of honor. They're not; they're a stain on our image to the world - worse: to ourselves. I didn't do much day except hand out chips and offer supportive subtle enthusiasm. No one will remember me nor should they - I was fortunate enough to arrive and depart as a day tripper. But it's the faces that haunted me. You never knew what lead each man and woman there or what their fate would ultimately be. Yet here we were. Crossing fates in the same hall. And there was this unspeakably overwhelming sense as nearly two hundred hungry souls filed by us as we doled out chips and hot dogs and apples that we the dilettantes were happy to do. I felt we stood at the edge of a vast sea of unknowable suffering - that our few hours were a drop of living kindness, as the Buddhists call it, in this sea that's always threatened to drown the world. I can't put my finger on this sense of today except to say I'll return to learn perhaps a greater understanding. And the staff. They reminded me of that humbled awe I felt for 9/11 and covid first responders. I may not change a single life for the better except mine handing out child but I know that offering a helping hand to those struggling in need is what defines humanity and defies inhumanity. I'm grateful I experienced this. And even catching the glimpse of so many as they passed was a bracing wake up call to what's really going on. Thank you.

Serious actors acting seriously upstairs from a lovely gardened, churchyard setting near Madison…read morePark.

This community is great for all actors regardless of where you are in your career. They offer…read moreprogramming and assistance to budding professionals and to those well versed in their craft. Along with acting classes, they provide services to performers who are down in their luck and need some temporary help. This help can come in the form of housing assistance, medical care and more. I highly recommend becoming a member.

I applied to this place for volunteer as a high school student. When asked for an art portfolio,…read morethey took ownership of my work. I got no follow-up whatsover, and when I emailed them about it, they acted oblivious to it and still didn't give it back. Make sure to do your research before applying to volunteer/work for them!

Part of it is my fault and part theirs. I did not bring a large enough cart and had to yell and…read morescream for trailer shopping bags . Then one of the volunteers said " I could only come Monday ". However , I did get the bags I needed and am now home . Will call , if apology , I will upgrade to 3 stars .

This is a family friendly baptist church located on 40 street btw 9th and 10 avenues in additin o…read moreweekl chuch servics they offer a food pantry, a community supported ariculture fo farm fresh veggies, aa roof top garen and a outh farm internship wih h hell's kitchenfrm project.s if you're a person who's looking for a down south vibe right in te middle of manhatan plese give them a call

They close at 3PM not the time that's posted online or on their signage. Much to my dismay after…read morewalking there.

From the owner: Food Pantry opens four days a week with accessible entry…read more Our Client Choice Food Pantry is a modern, supermarket-style pantry where customers can shop for and choose the food they want. They can also reserve a time to visit the Food Pantry by using the mobile app Plentiful that allows customers to make appointments to shop. From July-October, our Food Pantry features fresh organic fruits and vegetables grown at local farms through United Way’s Local Produce Link program. Our Thrift Store features gently-used clothing and small household items at a modest cost. Thrift store sales also provide income to support THSC services. Contributions of clean, gently-used clothing and small household items are welcomed.