What's not to love. Ben's Bells is has been such a positive influence on promoting kindness…read morethroughout our communities it is just amazing! I always love to stop by their gift shop and get something fun to brighten someone else's day.

This is one of the best non profit's in Tucson which shares Kindness. I give the bells and coins as…read moregifts to people I work with and to my clients. It's a little gift which means so much to the person who receives it. The studio is open to whoever wants to stop by and volunteer. I've been many times with my boys. It's always fun. It's a wonderful cause.

I feel like I've been looking for a place like this my whole life. Aldea is a genuinely welcoming,…read moregrounded, and spiritual community built around a simple idea: "Love. Period." It's not about everyone believing the same thing--it's about sharing that core value, which creates a really open and supportive environment. I first checked out Jake's talks online (he's the lead pastor) before coming in person, and they're what drew me in. He's engaging, funny, thoughtful, and always gives me something meaningful to reflect on. Every week I leave with something that helps me grow or see things a little differently. What I love is that Aldea isn't tied to one path--it draws wisdom from many places, including different traditions and science. It feels expansive rather than limiting. The people have been kind and welcoming, and I've had great conversations in the optional discussion groups after the second service. In a world that can feel pretty disconnected, having a "village" like this has meant a lot to me. If you're looking for a spiritual community without dogma, with good people and uplifting music, I'd definitely recommend checking it out.

What a beautiful spiritual community. No harmful dogma or overly woo woo weird spirituality. Just a…read moreplace for love and presence

WHAT a sweet place! Very cool, private, setup very nicely for picking a gorgeous dress, getting…read moreit on and stepping up at the super big mirror. You're in kind, honest hands with a wide selection for the choosing.

The Blessingdales team pickup furniture and some household items at our home. They were highly…read moreprofessional, highly respectful, and embodied the mission of Blessingdales. This was an extremely positive experience for my wife and myself. They made the pickup a very positive experience. I highly recommend them. Kent

Got some really good dressings / flavored mayo from GAP Warehouse. Was really surprised at how…read moregood they both tasted. I added the Buffalo Mayo from Best Foods to make my homemade potato salad. The first Mayo was Chile Lime with Tajin from Best Foods, I added to my Cobb Salad. Great value cuz it not cost me $1-2.

I found a shopping cart as I went in. To the right is the free food. It's a random choice of…read moredifferent foods. Usually, it varies each week. I bring my own bags to fill. Next, there are shelves of dry goods and the cold chiller to choose items. I love it that I have been offered a bouquet of fresh flowers. Then, there is a huge box of canned goods to pick from. To the left of the warehouse are grocery items to purchase. Most items are well below store prices. Between each of the sides, there are large boxes that may have stuffed animals, bottled beverages, pet supplies, and so on. The GAP Ministries takes both cash and SNAP cards. I have always found the staff to be polite and helpful. I'm truly grateful for this service.

I worked as the receptionist here for approximately four months…read more If I could describe my experience here in one word, it would be "incompetent." My direct supervisor, as well as the team I worked with, were very pretentious. I truly did not feel like a part of the team working there. They seemed more concerned about the workplace drama than about the work. Senior leadership were egotistical. Interacting with them in any capacity was extremely unpleasant. This was a breeding ground for gossip, as I caught my colleagues gossiping about others employees several times. The homeless population deserves better than what this joke of a company can provide.

Primavera Foundation is doing wonderful work in the community and deserves to be supported. Please…read morecheck their website for ways that you can help by volunteering or donating.

I love Viva Pima! They have a following and for a reason! While not huge (but not tiny), folks line…read moreup before they open at 10 3 days a week, particularly on Saturdays, as they get great donations especially of vintage dishes. Lots of functional clothes and children's books as well, and some chairs and furniture. Staff are friendly and lines are run very efficiently!

While perusing through TikTok I ran across a video they made about the various things they were…read moreselling and the prices seemed too good to be true so I had to check it out for myself. Unbelievably everything was true! The prices here are great. I picked up a solid oak made in California American Mission end table for $18. Great group of people working here, all employees are volunteers and all of the proceeds stay in Tucson.

We have been very blessed by this organization. We come here once a month to get formula, diapers,…read moreand wipes. The volunteers here are very kind. I enjoyed all of the learning videos that I received when I was pregnant with my son, they were all very helpful! I would honestly ignore the comment that says if you are not Christian, this is not the place for you: that is a very untrue statement. All people are welcome here and they will help everyone who is in need. So please come as you are.

First, if you aren't Christian, this is not your place. We have been through similar classes in CA…read moreprior to moving to AZ. We found the classes at ABCS to be comprehensive, compassionate and caring. Their discussions and 'homework' was helpful. They help and prepare foster and adoptive parents very well.

Fun tip: they carry cheap paint for projects! Already pre-tinted so it's fast & easy - if you don't…read moremind the limited color choices. Honestly, this place is so worth stopping into on the regular if you like to: DIY your home, Remodel on a budget or are just looking for funky finds - I picked up a super cool OOAK framed picture of a bee that I adore among the other interesting items. I kinda think of it as a thrifty store for larger items like bookcases, couches, tables, appliances and more. The only bummer is the part where they are closed on Saturdays & Sundays when I'm usually doing projects. Oh well, still worth a look M-F from 9-4.

Great prices! Super helpful!! We will be back!! Found furniture for my daughter's college apartment!read more