Traveling in mid-October to see family in my hometown. Lots of merchandise. Great prices. I…read morepurchased a couple of hats... a bear hat for a great nephew and a 100% sheepskin hat for myself. So glad to find this as we were headed to the UP (Upper Peninsula in MI). I wore it nearly every day. I love thrifting while traveling. Stop in to see what you find!

Everything! Staff very friendly and Volunteers also very friendly.10 out if 10!! Very knowledgeable…read moreat their jobs.

Lots of really neat items for a great price. From toys, clothes, furniture, jewelry, books, cds,…read moreyou name it. You're sure to find something that you're looking for. Friendly staff

Great resale store nestled in Hudsonville, Mi. The resale store is really big and everything was…read morewell organized, clearly priced, and all of the staff was pretty friendly. They had a lot of housewares and furniture. The book section was large and organized, with a pretty big selection of children's books. They also have clothing located in the store, and it looked to be well organized (though I didn't look too closely). In the back of the parking lot is another warehouse with deep discount items - you can get some good finds in there. It was a great place to shop! The only drawback is that sometimes the volunteers at the cash register are a bit slow. It's only a problem if you go towards the end of the day, sometimes you can encounter 4-5 people in line in front of you. Extra bonus is that this place is for a good cause.

Kids Food Basket…read more Fighting childhood hunger is more important than ever, and Kids Food Basket works to help feed children who are at or near the poverty level. In 2002, KFB started by serving 125 kids every weekday through their Sack Supper program, and today, they serve approximately 8,800 kids every day. EVERY DAY! One of our favorite ways to volunteer with @kidsfoodbasket is by decorating paper sack supper bags! It's fun to do by yourself, with your family, and great for kids too! Plus, you can teach your kids about the mission of KFB and knowing that by decorating an ordinary lunch bag, you'll be making a child smile. For other ways you can volunteer and help, head to their website! kidsfoodbasket.org

Kids' Food Basket provides local children with access to healthy, nutritious food. They provide…read more"sack suppers" to children at schools in Grand Rapids, Muskegon and Holland. These sack suppers are distributed at school and taken home. Volunteering at Kids' Food Basket is fun, easy and makes a difference in your own community. To volunteer, check their website and sign up for an account. They have a calendar where you can view all shifts and sign up yourself individually or a group. The sack supper prep typically includes breaking down bulk food items into individual servings (in the past I have put granola or snap peas into ziplock bags and separated pudding cups, etc.). Shifts are usually an hour long and they go by quickly! The staff working are all very friendly and appreciative. They rely heavily on volunteers and save millions of dollars each year by utilizing volunteers. Definitely check out KFB if you're looking for a volunteer opportunity. Shifts fill up quickly, so check their calendar early and often! You can also help out with offsite projects - my friends and I got together around Thanksgiving last year to put together supper packs which consist of juice boxes, fruit cups, granola bars, raisins, crackers, etc. It was a super easy and fun way to give back while getting a group of friends together.

Women At Risk, International is a powerful force in the fight against human trafficking and…read moreexploitation. Their work to rescue, restore, and empower at-risk women and children is both compassionate and effective. From safehouses to job training and survivor-made products, they offer hope and healing while raising vital awareness. Their team leads with heart, and their impact is life-changing. Grateful for all they do!

If you're looking to support an absolutely wonderful cause, along with finding unique and beautiful…read moregifts... then you must head here!! There are a plethora of handmade items here that support women all over the world!! My last time here, I bought an adorable glass blown giraffe Christmas ornament. There is a lot of jewelry being sold here, and while it's all so pretty... I would love to see a wider variety of items being sold. But I would recommend this shop to anyone and everyone!!

Love this place so much! Thank you for providing such a safe, welcoming environment for middle and…read morehigh school students to spend time on the weekends. It means a lot to have a space where kids can socialize, stay active, and just be kids! As parents of very active and energetic twin boys, we truly appreciate having somewhere like this for them to go. They always have a blast with all the different activities--from basketball to the ninja warrior course--and it gives us peace of mind knowing they're in a positive, supervised setting. You're doing amazing things for our community, and it does not go unnoticed. We're so grateful for all that you do!

Our Summer Camp loves working with 3 Mile! Great staff, affordable for groups, lots to do. Our…read moresummer experience wouldn't be the same without our annual trip out there!

Went in here on a really big time crunch with some really dirty suits. They listened assessed and…read moreasked me when I needed and they shifted their schedule and made some extra time to ensure that my suits were ready in time for my wedding. Super kind and endearing with decades of experience. Will for sure be coming back here every time!

I trusted Afendoulis to clean my grandmother's vintage cashmere coat and they did an excellent job!…read moreThere was one spot they couldn't remove but they did improve it. I was happy to get this coat cleaned up and gifted to my daughter.

I saw a post on Instagram about clothing mending services at Treetops Collective and I had a dress…read moreI needed to be fixed, so I stopped by recently. I was so pleasantly surprised at this beautiful establishment, which houses the Treetops Collective nonprofit that supports refugee and immigrant women and children with various programs like women's empowerment groups, driver's training, mental health circles, and more. There is also a cafe that serves some pastries, coffee, and tea, as well as a very cute gift shop that has items made by refugees in America. The space also acts as a rentable venue, with various spaces available like office space, conference rooms, or the main event venue with a community kitchen and kids' playroom. You can even rent out the whole beautiful cafe. I brought in my dress and they fixed it up right away - it only took about 10 minutes and was $15. They employ refugee women and the work was very professional and polished. While I waited, I browsed the shop that has many lovely items like shirts with empowered messages, handmade cards, jewelry, accessories, and more. Then I ordered an iced matcha at the cafe - it was so smooth and the perfect level of slightly sweet. Their hours are quite limited (Tuesday-Thursday, 9 am-3 pm), but it's definitely worth checking out. I am going to be looking into other opportunities at Treetops Collective, like volunteering and their community events.

Great place! Patrick the manager is an amazing guy! I highly recommend going to the Optimist club!read more

"I like the icas nobody likes us we're the kids from Camp O! Alway grin'n, always a win'n, always…read morea-feeling fine. Aye Aye Aye!!" I always remember the consolers and buss drivers drumming up the day campers on the busses singing this song on the way into camp everyday during the summers of the 1990's. I attended this camp as a child for about 3 yrs and leared so much about being outdoors in nature, arts and crafts, archery, skits and how to be a kid. I still to this day remember ALOT of the camp songs sung in the early morning hours at the chapel we sang to wake up and moving for the day. "Good Morning Mr. Zip Zip Zip" was one of those songs. I started teaching my own children these camp songs that I had so much fun singing 30 yrs ago. I remember the, "Herman the worm" song very well and started teaching my daughter, loves it. Camp O was the first place I leaned to shoot a BB Gun and as the years progressed we moved up to learning to shoot .22's, that was fun alog with many of horseback riding in the woods and around the farm across the road from the camp. During the end of the summers they did overnight trips to a Yurt on one of the local farm field across from the camp. It was great stargazing late at night around the fire and hunting for that ever elusive Snipe.lol. **Overall, I cant say its the same Camp O than that it is now, but I have TONs of great memories here as a young child. I would send my child here anyday!