The best nonprofit organization to support homeless Veterans, as well as those suffering with…read moresevere mental illnesses. Their employees truly care about the people they serve.

I lived in a Community Hope house for several years in morris county, NJ. Unfortunately it is one…read moreof the few agencies left that has funding for people with M.I. There are a few wonderful staff members that were interested in working here and truly interested in the clients. However, much of the staff was there to gain experience and move on. It was a revolving door which made it difficult to build a rapport. The maintenence was kept up with and the house I was in was very nice. Over the past few years, so much funding has been lost for programs and services. I have since moved on and live out on my own. It would not be a first choice to go back should I need the extra help. The houses for adults with mental illness are secondary to veterans homes funding. It would be great to see a more intentional community model be set up or be invested in.

To preface, I have happily been to Consign Design several times to browse and purchase! Those…read moreexperiences have always been very pleasant, staff, always friendly and accommodating. I've joyfully purchased furs, boots, scarves... shall I go on? Lol Today, however, my experience was, at best, humiliating. Today, I came with a small bag of donations, a few gently worn items and some new "Chico's" dresses still with purchase tags. I had no idea there was a protocol to follow: 1. Make an appointment 2. Everything must be pressed and on hangers... I was only 'stopping-by" to to good deed... nothing more. The woman who greeted me, very curtly told me that I was supposed to have made an appointment. After the dressing down for no appointment, she said she'd see me. Then, giving my small bag the once over without opening it, told me she couldn't take anything, to take it back because everything had to be on hangers. She then opened the bag and showed me how very wrinkled my things were and launched into a dissertation about how there wasn't enough 'woman power' to press all the clothes. She said I could take my things elsewhere. I am so glad there were no other customers in the shop within earshot... I was mortified. I told the woman that I had no idea there were rules to follow, I was only doing a good deed. (Please note: I do understand that, as with anything, there need to be guidelines. Surely I would have complied had I known.) The woman then told me to leave the bag and she'd go through it, keep what she felt acceptable and 'donate' the rest. She thanked me and then, in a somewhat condescending tone, invited me to browse. I thanked her and said, "I don't think so.". I left feeling embarrassed and quite hurt. Shame on that woman... she should not be allowed to represent Consign Design! Her unkindness caused unnecessary hurt and humiliation ... and isn't that what Consign Design champions against? Marlene O'Connell marmar3930@aol.com

Every time I stop in, the people are all lovely. I've found some great pieces of clothing at great…read moreprices and they help survivors of domestic violence. Home run!

Update. Despite…read morechanging my work of place two times since I wrote the original review I still use PsPrint for printing, and I am satisfied with their service every time. Unfortunately my current employer uses more local print services so I don't get to throw as much business their way as I used to. Should I need a printing company in the future I won't hesitate to reach out to PsPrint for personal and professional needs.

Absolutely the best service on printing I've ever had. We had to make many changes to a large order…read moreof booklets, and all the customer service personnel I spoke with were all super understanding and offered the best help and clarification time after time. My proofs were printed wrong twice, however, Chris from Customer Service helped me get timely electronic proofs on the phone so I don't miss my printing deadline even though it wasn't necessarily their procedure. The products came out great, and the pick up location opened late, which was really helpful for us as we had to travel up from another state after work on a Friday. Their website maintenance definitely needs some help as sometimes things do not update as fast as the changes that are made, and the display of bills may not be the same as your bill if you had any billing adjustments. Customer service can help adjust everything if needed. They frequently offer deals and discounts online too, just another +. Definitely would do business with PsPrint again!

I have been a repeat customer at this location for my business. I just dropped off an order of…read morehats, coats, and sweatshirts to be embroidered. I have had these same items embroidered in the past without issues. This time around they placed the logo and name on different sides of the various items. They never said that they would have to do this, and there was no communication from them what so ever. When I noticed that they misplaced the logo and name on my coats and brought them back to the store, the gentleman behind the counter who took my order said he had no notes on the order regarding placement, and that he could offer a refund for these misprints but had to go get his manager George. When George came, he stated that this is why he does not want to let people bring their own items in to be embroidered, because they are too picky. I am not being picky, i just expected uniformity. This was not an issue on previous orders, but now it was. George did not offer anything to resolve this for me. Being a repeat customer, and having just ordered 500 dollars of embroidery, I would have been happy with them simply crediting me for the items that were mis-embroidered, like the one gentleman offered to do. I was going to be ordering dozens of t-shirts from them for the warmer months, but i will no longer being using them. They were rude and acted like i created the problem, when they simply messed up. Everyone messes things up sometimes, but when you do you have to be accountable for it, and most businesses try to keep their clients happy. They do not communicate at all, and never even let you know when your order is ready for pickup, but they have no problem blasting your email with junk. I would not recommend them to anyone, especially a smaller company or individual. They do not care about their clients. If you are somebody that is looking for printing, marketing, or embroidery services, look elsewhere. You will be much happier, and you will get what you actually pay for. Zero stars.

Very professional and attentive service. George was great with a logo I was having imprinted on an…read moreitem. We weren't sure if the article could take the heat of the iron so I left him one of the items for a test run that was successful. We also had to rework my logo so it could fit and George offered great ideas and modified the logo so it would fit on the items and look it's best. Turnaround time was much faster than I expected and the price was a great value. Thanks George for making my daughters wedding Welcome bags look great!

Great organization , who assist other nonprofits achieve their goals in helping those in needs.read more

From the owner: Docky D Altruists Corp is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is governed by a volunteer board…read moreshining the light on Mental Health and The Less Fortunate within the communities. DDAC gives "Altruistic" fundraisers throughout the year for those that are interested in giving back to the less fortunate and help support our mission of advocating mental health awareness. By getting people to come together at each DDAC fundraiser with their kind-in-giving show & prove that there are “Altruists” in this world! Docky D Altruists Mission: ​To provide gifts of love to those that are less fortunate and unable to do for themselves, raise awareness about mental health issues within the communities, provide support, resources and knowledge of obtaining behavioral health services throughout the year to those in need. DDAC take pride in letting everyone know that they are thought of, loved and not alone in the world! Docky D Altruists Vision: To maintain an "Altruistic" practice of shining the light on mental health, for everyone to feel loved and to have a smile on their face!