In my personal experience, everyone at this center is very loving and caring. All help and guidance…read moreis free. Regardless of personal decisions, the center is concerned about my safety and personal well being. Very clean environment. They provide counseling, pregnancy tests, sonograms, and educational materials on various options. Help is never forced. I never feel judged.

They were so helpful and nice. Put all my worries at ease. They answered all my questions and told…read moreme about so many options for support during my pregnancy. Definitely recommend!

Clean. Friendly. Non-judgmental. Helpful. Free services including pregnancy tests, STD tests,…read moreprenatal care, abortion information, sonograms, parenting classes, etc.

From the owner: No Cost Pregnancy Test and Ultrasounds to confirm Pregnancy. Options Counseling. Parenting…read moreClasses for Material Support.

This is nice eclectic thrift shop on S. Staples St. that exists in a smaller older home that has…read morebeen converted into a thrift shop. There's about four parking spaces out front. Each room in the house is dedicated towards men's, womens, girls, and kitchen items. They do have a lot of clothes, but they also specialize in dishware, unique knickknacks, kitchen items, pictures, and shoes. They do have a unique tag numbering system which determines how much of a discount you get. They are only open during limited hours of 9 to 3 Thursday through Saturday. The photos may entice you to visit.

I stopped in for a minute and found the perfect suit for my grandson and it was a great price…read more Always a pleasure to visit with Pat.

This thrift store appears small on the outside, but it's quite expansive on the inside. They do…read morehave a color tag program which helps you to save some money. There is enough parking for a dozen or so cars out front. They have a large children's clothes section and even have wedding dresses for sale. They do have a decent amount of furnishings, dishware, shoes, music, purses, etc. In the back of the store they have a large warehouse area filled with glassware, some electronics and women's clothing. Everything is well merchandised and displayed and their prices are within the realm of reasonableness. The photos included add more to the story.

Great place to stop when in Corpus Christi. A good selection of items is available, and the shop is…read morebigger than it looks. I do find a lot of things that are a bit overpriced but, I'm a reseller so you know I want to get it for next to nothing. I rarely go there without finding some bargains though and their book section is cheap, cheap, cheap! The people working there are the greatest, very friendly. I went there a couple of weeks after my brain surgery (I was still pretty spastic and weak with poor balance) and the lady behind the counter insisted in helping me move a small table out to the car to make sure I didn't injure myself; very sweet. I'm pretty much hooked on the place and regularly visit when I'm in Corpus Christi.

The Gulf Coast Humane Society (GCHS) is a shining beacon of hope for Corpus' homeless pet…read morepopulation. Without it, there would be a many stray cat and dog without any chance of going on to have a better quality of life. Firstly, the Humane Society: The Humane Society is a non-profit organization with a mission of helping neglected and abused animals. They have a good cause, and for that, I support them as a whole. I have looked into their mission, and they are pretty straightforward, without any weird ideological angle or catch. I am very biased towards the Humane Society, as that is where I adopted my household firstborn, Pinto (my English/American Bulldog / Dogue De Bordeaux mix). I will give you some backstory on him, just to give you an idea of the lengths they will go to for their rescues. Pinto was found at about 10 weeks of age by a construction worker in Southeast Houston. He was emaciated, worm-riddled and covered with mange. The kindhearted man brought him to the Houston Humane Society, where they diligently treated his skin condition, and brought him to great health. Now, the GCHS is just as great a branch as any Humane Society location. However, you must understand that Corpus has a real problem with neglected, homeless, and roaming pets. Not that this is a problem exclusive to this city, but if you lived here, you would notice that it is pronounced. There are many ways to support the Humane Society. You can volunteer, donate pet food (try to make sure it is "grain free" please) or blankets to your local one, or you can also donate directly to them. They make it very easy to setup one-time or recurring donations directly from your bank account if you wish to do that. It is the time of year to be thoughtful and considerate. Perhaps you want to give to a good cause. This would be one of them, IMO. Also, if you are in the market for a new companion, consider adopting one from here. Adopt, don't shop!

This is by far one of the nicest Humane Societies I've seen. They have done a wonderful job with…read moretheir "tropical oasis" park and pool area. A wonderful effort to minimize shelter stress. The outdoor runs are big and well maintained. Good job.