Unfortunately about 99 percent of the people working for housing hope are incompetent, couldn't…read morecare less about the mission statement, and are far from philanthropic. They don't communicate with residents are even each other. They are constantly late for appointments if they even show up at all, they don't respond to phone calls, emails or requests. I was never informed of all the great programs, employment opportunities and classes they brag about online. If you are going to live in one of their units I would definitely suggest saving all of your rent receipts because they're constantly losing rent checks or not entering it into the computer. I was overcharged rent on three separate occasions and never credited back the amount I was owed in the computer so they tried to say that I owed rent from years prior, even when having a rent receipt from their office signed by them. They charge everyone for a mandatory "carpet cleaning" fee when they never clean the carpets or replace them. They constantly have you put different dates on paperwork when signing and they never get it right the first time. A lot of the management is very rude especially Janet rainwater. I've heard her tell people that they can go back to "living in their car" or "can be homeless again". They know that people living in housing hope units have nowhere else to go and they take advantage of that fact and abuse it. There is a rare few people working for them that do care but for the most part they're incompetent and to say management is a shit show is a great understatement.

I spent about 6 years with Housing Hopes, housing program. I Should have stayed until I was done…read morewith school, but nonetheless they were nothing short of amazing. They went above and beyond to help my family. I got certificates that were helpful with everyday life challenges, as a low income mother, among other helpful classes. I also received training with Ground Works landscaping, and got hired on. Housing Hope staff helped me with focusing on what I needed to, for my future.They help me through some of my darkest days; I will never forget those who helped me.

The 2nd most I have spent at a Goodwill, but well worth it! 3 pairs of shoes, 8 shirts, w Christmas…read moresweaters, a vintage iron Nutcracker and crafting supplies! Awesome ans organized store with friendly staff, loved this location!

Dang! Goodwills are INSANELY EXPEN$$$IVE, these days! You might as well go to Kohl's or Macy's,…read morewhich probably have cheaper deals. Half of the products, at this location seem brand new, unless it's just their Halloween stuff, that's out rn. Idk, since I haven't been here, since I was a kid, unless it was to donate stuff. At least it's clean. The employees are SUPER NICE and friendly. Also, great selections, despite the prices!

I moved to Washington with my little trio of ferrets 10 years ago. The Washington Ferret Rescue &…read moreShelter was a fantastic resource in pointing me to the best veterinary care available in my area, and all-around being available for after-hour emergencies, care questions etc. If you've ever loved exotic animals, you know how valuable this resource is. After making a lifelong connection to the rescue when I relocated, I became a volunteer myself over the years. The rescue is fully run and operated by dedicated professionals, animal rescuers, and animal lovers. I am so grateful to have made this rescue and all of the people who make it part of my own adopted family here in Washington. I now "fospice" foster for some of the rescues unadoptables. To keep the shelter open for adoptable pets, and really get behind "no ferret turned away", and remain a no-kill shelter, a lot of the shelter's more complicated kiddos are hanging out with so many of our volunteers, enjoying the final years of life in a home. This is truly a wonderful organization that centers the animals first, always.

Of all the ferret shelters I have visited since 1997, this is the best! I have traveled coast to…read morecoast and border to border, including a Canadian location and visited shelters in NC, AR, CT, MA, NH, VA, NY, AK, WA, OR, LA, CO, OH, KY, MD, GA, Toronto and more. There are excellent shelters but this is clean, well-maintained and has their Veterinarian in the same complex. They have a vet tech on-site and carefully check out potential adopters. I am pleased to support this caring and professional shelter. And yes, I've visited both locations and consistently impressed by the clean, safe environment. This shelter provides great value for your donation. It is worthy of your support.

Temple Beth Or has become my second home. TBO is a warm, inclusive, intellectually stimulating,…read morefriendly, and helpful Jewish community with a wonderful Rabbi!

We first experienced the warmth and welcoming community of Temple Beth Or about 5 years ago. We had…read morerecently moved to the area and were greeted as if we immediately belonged. Rabbi Marshall did our son's baby naming and since then we have gotten more and more involved. The level of religious observation runs from super secular to atheist/culturally Jewish to people who keep Shabbat in a strict sense. All are welcomed. With the addition of Rabbi Kort, the synagogue community is headed to even greater heights. We have made some of our closest friends at TBO and look forward to the future we can create there. We hope to meet you soon!

Wonder place overall, the community is so strong that it feels like a family, and I don't hesitate…read moreto call it my home, I was baptized there and there youth group is phenomenal 10/10 would 100% recommend weather you have beloved for a day or ten thousand days, if you have any questions you can ask almost anybody in the lobby and get a quick and knowledgeable answer

It gets 2 stars for 1 reason... The hymn sing we went to was wonderful. The Tennessee River Boys…read morewere amazing. The gospel singing and the quartet, were great and the human sing were powerful. We enjoyed the music tremendously. Now for the bad... They passed around a collection plate at about the end of the first hour. That's fine, but then we were told it wasn't good enough and about 30 min later they announced a second collection. Quite frankly I find that rude and insulting. People of this church need to understand that acts such as this is the reason that the church is getting smaller in America. They need to know that showing Gods love to people is the only way to reach out to your community. That relationships are the answer to growing the kingdom of God. Money helps, but Jesus never sent the basket around again after getting the 5 loaves and 2 fishes saying that it won't do, he needed more. If we are to be Christs representatives on this earth, we should act the same way and have faith that God will make miracles happen when we just step out and believe that He who created the universe out of nothing can also use us in a miraculous way.