We have used workers from CASA Baltimore over the years and once we do the initial hire, are able…read moreto coordinate with the worker(s) to return at mutually convenient times. Most have been skilled workers and a few not, but eager to learn. We've never been disappointed.

We have used several workers from the group. They have all been excellent. It has caused us to…read moreuse the same people over and over and call on them again as we needed new skilled workers. They are respectful and knowledgeable, not to mention reasonable.

Outstanding organization that helps individuals with developmental issues. I remember growing up…read moreand seeing them find work for people with Down's Syndrome. Very difficult but meaningful work. God bless The ARC.

Sharing the FREE GIFT of Salvation. Seeking to walk with those of US who are in need. Providing a…read moresafe environment. Bible Studies, meetings, and celebrations of LIFE through CHRIST INVITING HIM into OUR hearts and LIVES. No PERFECT people aloud. PERFECT LOVE CASTS out all FEAR.

Employees were very nice and helpful also.. I found out they had two levels first and second…read morefloor.. and a very nice selection of furniture and other household items along with some used tools in construction supplies of different sorts

Went in to look around for some materials for my garage and some of the young guys working there…read morewere very helpful until some arrogant manager came over and sarcastically asked them what they were doing. I had asked them for 12 sheets of luan and they needed to be in good shape because I was using them on an exposed ceiling. The manager came over and I told him I needed them undamaged and he look at me with a very disrespectful stare and said that I was funny.... He was very ignorant and wasn't happy the staff were helping me. I checked over the luan that they pulled for me and a few were damaged and I didn't want to waste time having them put them back and get other ones so I told him I didn't want them and he can put them back. I just went to Home Depot and got the same thing in pristine condition for $0.50 more per sheet. They are overpriced there and management is horrible so goto another location or the Loading Dock in Baltimore. I buy stuff there and management is helpful and not ignorant.... He should be fired and never work in customer service or management of any type.... I hope he reads this. I am sure all of the staff know who I am talking about and they share my comment. He was probably in his 50s and had some crazy red or reddish blonde hair.... He had this crazy look on his face like he was always mad.... Steer clear...

The Maryland Book Bank is a great nonprofit that focuses on providing book access to kids. It's…read moredefinitely come a LONG way from its early days in the cramped, hot space connected to the Baltimore Sun building. New space is much better. This location is much more open since it's like a warehouse with shared space for other nonprofits. The books are somewhat organized, but since they have lots of book donations, there are always bins and bins full of books that are constantly being sorted. My suggestion is to come when you have the time to sort through the book options and pick through what's useful. Some books are brand new, others with a little wear, and some are much older. It's a pretty mixed bag of books They're open about 4 days a week for specific timeframes. It's absolutely free to get a certain number of books, and kids can take as many as they can carry. You can also buy a membership, which is tax deductible, if you would like to take more than the allotted amount. They also have special events here and there for members. Overall, this is a great place to get books for classrooms, daycares, camps, etc.

The Maryland Book Bank is such an amazing resource, one that my daughter and I recently discovered!…read moreMy GPS had a difficult time figuring out how to get to the warehouse. Take the road that puts you as close as you can get to the interstate. It is a dim space among a huge warehouse that houses several other non-profits, so you might want to consider bringing donations when you come. The books are all free! There are only kids books, donated from the community, in pretty good used condition. Bring a bag or box. Each person is allowed 25 books, unless they purchase a yearly membership for $45. The hours are Wed 3-5 pm, and Sat 9-11 am. Amazing!!!

My overall care was excellent! All my Nurses were caring and supportive to meI had the opportunity…read moremeet some the most kind, gentle and loving people who strive to give the best care of all their patients.My review comes about 4 months later, because I had to really think about what I was going to write about Sterling Care Bel-Air because I have two reviews, one is about the Healthcare aspect and the other is about my experience with Kitchen Manager/Kitchen! I would like to say Thank You to Channel, Taylor, Janae, Shana, Elaina, Mia,Mandy,Denise these women were AWESOME at their jobs, They are all very attentive and really care about their patients! I say SALUTE them all! Job will done! My PT/OT Nazir and Shameena were the best working with me so that I would be able to come home and function and give me the confidence to achieve my goals with team work from the staff working with me! All my Doctors and Administrators were top notch and very professional. Amani, Robert and McKenzie were there to assist me when I had to speak to upper management! Now, here is Part II of my review that has to do the Kitchen Manager and the Kitchen! As you know when you staying in a Rehabilitation facility like Sterling, they are supposed to accommodate your Dietary Needs. I am Vegan/Plant-Based( meaning I don't eat foods that contain Meats like Beef/Chicken/Fish and Seafoods, and others items that contain Dairy like Cheese, Eggs and Milk) basically any living animal that has a face, I was at Sterling Care for 25 days and my meals were a nightmare! Because, there was a Kitchen Manager named Maria, who no idea or clue on how to prepare Vegan Foods for me to eat, it got so bad that my wife had to bring foods for to eat and I had order from DoorDash/Uber Eats and she even brung a Vegan Cookbook so she could get some recipes because the Kitchen could not make meals for me to eat. Even though the Director of Dietary went out of her way to make sure that the Kitchen had Foods that I could eat, the Kitchen Manager Maria dropped the ball and she was clueless and useless and definitely didn't know how to run the kitchen One day she had told me and another resident that she thinks outside the box when it comes to cooking the meals at Sterling and the next day when they bought me what was supposed to be a Vegan Pizza for my dinner, the next day I went off on this Kitchen Manager for her incompetence and ignorance for serving me something that looked like terrible! My whole stay everyone said that the foods being served was horrible and tasted like prison food! Another reason why I was so mad is because my health insurance was paying for me to eat meals that were for dietary specifically for me. But here's the kicker their were 3 other cooks who came and asked me what would you like to eat and these 3 cooks hit a home run when they were working and my meals were perfect and I knew when they were in the kitchen and the Kitchen Manager Maria wasn't working. It got so bad the Director was helping to make my meals correctly and I had to have a conversation with her District Manger to get some satisfaction! Because you have the title of Kitchen Manager/Chef doesn't man you can't learn and have an open mind and Food Service and Culinary. Myself, I'm a retired Executive Chef/ Kitchen Manager of 25 years and I still learn new techniques and ways to cook good foods. I really hope that the Administration and the Owners of Sterling Care review and take a look at my review and others about the Kitchen Management situation and maybe look into possibly getting a FOOD SERVICE Company like Aramark or Compass that can accommodate all dietary requirements and know how to cook but also have good LEADERSHIP! I want to give a special THANK YOU to Mr. Jimmy, Rebecca for cooking and creating meals that I could and taste delicious! My overall experience was great with the exception of my meals by the Kitchen was Excellent and I would recommend if you want to have a love one who might need some assistance or rehabilitation! Sterling Care of Bel-Air is the right place to be. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!

Exemplary breakfast club thank you activities the new kitchen manager…read more had bacon, grits(wow) French toast scrapple and a egg frittata with cheese thank you activities and I believe her name is Andrea the new kitchen manager

I'm new to the area, and this bar throws events with the locals that bring in a common crowd. The…read morebartenders are crazy but welcoming lol Under construction and is onto new moves. Drinks are cheap and atmosphere is fun. Good stay :)

I am blessed given that I haven't required the services of House of Ruth, but want to let everyone…read moreknow that I've heard only good things. They are tucked behind quite a few office buildings (I HATE thinking about why they need to be hidden) so before you come to drop off anything please call and get specific directions otherwise you WILL get lost. Their donation hours are M-F noon-5pm. They take brand new or really clean, well-cared for used clothes, shoes, bags, etc. for kids and women. They have a shortage of such items because they are always running full. Your donations are going to strong-willed women who needed to flee in a moment's notice, often without anything of their own. We are so very fortunate in our lives that if my last year's Nordy blazer I wore twice helps one of these ladies land a new job and some independence, awesome. Sure, I could have sold the stuff on eBay but I'm HAPPIER bringing them here.