We are from out of state, and they were so nice here, and informative. They told us all the fun…read morethings we have to do while visiting their state, and they gave us the history of their lodge.....I truly just enjoyed myself and was so happy with my experience.

I went in looking for replica vases for an important art project and the manager Justin helped me…read more I had been to 2 other goodwill stores while im in town and everyone was too busy to help me. Justin was so patient and kind. I dont know if he will see this, but thank you so much for not rushing me and just being nice.

No dressing rooms. Only in store credit for returns. That's ridiculous. I am tired of buying…read moreclothes from an overpriced for profit thrift store, only to find they don't fit right. They need to either provide a dressing room, or return my money. They make enough money, and giving in store credit is just a way to make their profit margin bigger

The post has moved to 8931 W. Ardene St. They are open Tuesday thru Saturday. Food is served on…read moreTuesday evenings and Wednesday evenings. Other nights on special occasions. It is a wonderful place to hang out and visit with our war veterans. The public is welcome except during special events.

Not one night of drag, but two nights in a row. Yes, I know how to party! I was in town for an…read moreevent and there were drag shows available for the attendees to come watch. My wife and I were excited to check it out-we love drag queens. The first night, we arrived about 30 minutes after the show began and found that it was jam packed. We were standing back by the bar and had very limited visibility to the stage. After about 40 minutes of not being able to see, we left. But we returned the next day, much earlier, and were able to stand closer to the stage. People are respectful of each other and welcoming to all. I appreciate that the emcee (I forget her name) made it a point to welcome people who were drinking alcohol as well as those that wanted non-alcoholic options, which the bar offers. I appreciate that. She also reminded everyone about consent-specifically about taking picture and video, which was sadly ignored by some patrons. But overall, I felt like it was a safe space. Bartenders were friendly and attentive, as were all the staff that we interacted with. My one complaint was the condition of the bathroom. Look, I don't care what your biological gender or gender identify are, but please don't pee on the toilet seat. Both the stall that I used as well as the one my wife used were covered in urine. That's just gross-no matter who you are.

Super friendly staff. Clean, with a good vibe. Love that they have different events on different…read morenights. We went during September (Boise Pride month). Would've liked the karaoke rotation to work differently, though: I put my name in and then the people ahead of me sang twice before it was my turn. Space could use a little more atmosphere on slower nights.

I am not the type to open up to doctors or counselors easily but when I came here I felt so safe…read moreand secure. I had been in a very traumatic situation and I felt no judgement from the staff and they were so helpful. They gave me so many resources and you can tell these people truly care about your wellbeing. Thank you Faces of Hope.

I visited them for a friend and I couldn't believe how kind, patient & understanding they were with…read moreme. They have so much support for families in difficult situations. Clearly a loving no judgement environment