I volunteered at this organization today, Friday, February 7, 2020…read more They have one of the best food pantries in the area. People started lining up at 11 AM for their pantry, which runs on the first and third Friday of the month from 12 noon to 4:30 PM, and on the fourth Saturday of the month, from 1 to 3 PM. Clients may come twice a month. Typical food selections for a family are some meats, fresh milk, juice, cheese, canned goods, some fresh fruit and vegetables, sweets, and packaged goods. It depends on how big your family is. They also have a small clothing pantry here. And just today, they started offering cleaning supplies and toiletries, like body wash, conditioner, toothpaste, sponges, cotton balls, shower poufs, luffah scrubs, make-up remover, glass cleaner, powder cleaner like Ajax, toilet bowel cleaner, and laundry detergent. They were lots to choose from. As clients waited in line, another volunteer brought out chocolates and nuts for them. They provide boxes and bags for the clients, and even push carts so they can wheel the goods to their cars. I was very happy to be a part of this wonderful organization today. Please note that the location can be hard to find. It is in the back, in a converted storage unit of iStorage, along with other small businesses nearby. It is directly to the left of "Buy It For Less" once you get to the storage rows. You can enter the business at an entrance off US 50 immediately to the west of Classy Seconds, or use US 50 to take Brown Street south, then make a right onto Gordon Street. They are in the western row of the businesses in iStorage (left part of the "U"-shaped storage rows). The location is marked incorrectly on Google Maps (they are off by one storage row), but I will correct it today. --------- EDIT: The location has now been updated on Google Maps.

search Food bank is incredible. I took a young woman who is single with two children, has no money…read moreand desperately needed food over to FISH. She filled out the forms explaining how many in her household, and when she came out, she had four large boxes filled to the brim with every kind of grocery you can think of including cold items like chicken, fish, and vegetables. The volunteers there look at your requirements based on the number of people in your home. One of the children is a type one diabetic and so they made sure that they were groceries that she would be able to eat. It didn't take long maybe 15 minutes from beginning to end and while I was sitting and waiting, I saw at least six or 7 people come out with giant boxes of food. I have known Jim Peckam who's the director for many years, I have donated food and supplies to them, especially during Covid. But the food bank is not just the only wonderful thing about FISH, you can go there and have a meal every night for you and your family once you register. You can go and do your laundry, take a shower and get all kinds of hygiene products. If you are someone who is trying to set up a home and has no furniture or supplies they will give you whatever you need. If you need a baby car seat, they will give it to you. FISH is amazing and the thrift shop is so reasonable. They supply goods and services to many many poor and homeless people in Carson City. If you would like to volunteer to serve dinners, work in the thrift shop or any other thing you can call them and they will set you up with a job. Carson City is very generous in terms of helping the poor and it's a good place to donate and to volunteer.

I have been coming here since 2017 on and off to use their food bank (food pantry) and family…read moredining center (soup kitchen). More on the latter in my review on that Yelp page. Clients are allowed to come once every 30 days to the FISH Food Bank should they need it. It is open from 9 AM to 12 noon, and then again from 1 PM to 5 PM on weekdays. You must see a worker first for an intake. The amount you get depends on your family size. But they have always been very generous. Usually you get things like tomato sauce, spaghetti sauce, yogurt, canned fruits and vegetables, frozen blueberries, fresh apples, frozen strawberries, mayonnaise, peanut butter, eggs, milk, frozen meats, juice, breads, cereals, oatmeal, and a some sweets (candy, cake, pie). Today I got two large shopping carts (both top and bottom) full of food. I am not exaggerating when I say they gave me around 120 apples, 50 pork chops, 100 cans of tomato and spaghetti sauce, 15 bags of dried beans, 100 cups of frozen strawberries, 10 large bags of frozen blueberries, and about 15 bags of powdered milk. This is a lot, so much so that I had trouble fitting the frozen items into my freezer. I think they must have been trying to get rid of the food to make room? Last time I just got one shopping cart, which was still a lot. It was difficult to push the carts out to my car across the parking lot in the snow, since it wasn't plowed and we had a huge snowstorm on the weekend. It was very slushy and my sneakers got wet. The first time I went to their intake, the office worker seemed a little angry I showed her my passport card as ID instead of a driver's license, but this time, a different worker was super nice to me. I cannot thank them enough for their generosity and help. This includes all their volunteers who work their tirelessly. They also have a table full of bread and some items they are trying to get rid of each day, and clients can come every day if they want to help themselves. I have gotten things like hot dog rolls, bagels, garlic bread, sour dough bread, and bulk rolls from here, as well as canned pumpkin, individual bags of condiments, milk, juice, water, apple bars, beef jerky, Crystal Light drink mix, and ginger candy. They provide bags for you to use. They also give away large frozen turkeys each Thanksgiving and Christmas too, along with items to make a dinner, such as stuffing, cranberry sauce, broth, gravy, potatoes, milk, pie, etc. Finally, they have men's and women's showers and a laundry room there for those who need it (both free of charge). They also have a clothing pantry, an Education Room, and a van which goes each day from their to the homeless shelters a few miles away in a residential area across town. They give vouchers for gas and bus rides for those in extreme need and also are an agency to administer the NV Energy SAFE program for those who need help paying their electricity bills.

These guys are awesome, great customer service and I walked away feeling good. God Bless And Thank…read moreyou!!

My experience so far has been no answers website is down and as far as value, I haven't found it…read moreyet I wanna give it no stars

The "crime wave" previously allowed to use/abuse their mail service, is now the (sub) "standard"…read moreused on everybody. Flat mail - only‼ no packages, at all, not Christmas or any! Result, get mail "privileges" ended, & maybe get kicked out ! Homeless & no mail - I just can't wait ! Be Well, Do Good Works, but keep in touch - maybe yes, maybe no . . .

Thank you Carson City for our free dump voucher. After re-building the majority of our backyard…read morefence line from the typical heavy winds of our beautiful Nevada weather that changes on a whim. We had plenty of construction debris that needed to go to the dump and with the cost of just the repair this voucher came at the right time. We will continue to utilize the dump aka landfill when our trash day just can't handle a project around our home as we have in the past, this was just an extra bonus. Thanks again and one other thing I would like to add, the staff at the weigh/pay station are always helpful and pleasant.

Great experience for a landfill. Simple, easy access, and well organized. I ended up going there…read moretwice and paid $10 both times. Probably the minimum payments. It was a very fair deal for the amount of junk I had

I talked with Ron, and worked with Larry to fix my desktop. They are great!…read moreLarry quickly discovered what was wrong and had a quick and inexpensive fix. Thanks, Larry! You're the best ~ Nancy Epstein

we shop here all the time and have never had an issue. Give them lots of business. Today, so mean…read moreolder lady answered the phone and was nothing but nasty to me for no reason. I appreciate the other gentleman that came to the phone after I had to keep calling back after she hung up on me over 7 times. Do better

Monique is amazing! I dropped off my trophy and she had some great suggestions to make it pop…read more Also, she rushed my order so that I could display it at our Draft party. She went the extra mile and I will be bringing her all our engraving business!!! Keep up the great work!

My family has been going to Monique at Accolades for over 20 years and she has never let us down…read more We have trusted her with precious antiques and wedding mementos. She always helps the community with donations and fundraisers. I wouldn't go anywhere else and would highly recommend Accolades! Thanks for the many years of great service Mo!

These guys Rock I had a difficult move and they came in,…read moreright when they said they would. took their time to insure everything went well. Clean & respectful I recommend Alex and his crew

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