Well, Peppermint Ridge is not really a business. Peppermint Ridge is a collection of homes for…read morepeople with intellectual disabilities. Frequently these disabilities are also physical, Peppermint Ridge is one of the facilities that I actually would consider a nonprofit and worthy to call themselves that. They go out of their way to facilitate and attempt for the clients to live their best life ever

Peppermint Ridge provides top notch assistance to adults with intellectual disabilities. It's…read morelovely to see their joyful faces and safe homes. The staff really cares about the residents.

First Friday bingo night at the American Legion. Always a fun time here! $20 buy in for 10 cards…read more Raffle tickets available for purchase to win opportunity prizes donated. All proceeds go to help the Legion and building maintaince. Follow the Legion social media pages to stay updated.

Bingo was fun. Everyone who works there is friendly and there's plenty of parking. It's for a very…read moregood cause as the 50/50 games are divided between the winner and a designated charity. The first time I went I actually won the 50/50 cover all and the next time I won it as well. Very unusual with the amount of people that were there so I was a little embarrassed. The 3rd and last time I went I took my granddaughter with me. She's of age of course. I'm wondering at the end of that bingo calendar if there's a new calendar. If anyone knows let me know. But I highly recommend this place. I wish I was a member but I wasn't in the service.

I grew up my mom walking me here all the time, they have so many good finds for good prices and not…read morethat much of like overpriced thrift stores, this store sells clothing not based off of popularity/fashion as much as other stores do, i respect that, now that im grown i love going monthly to spoil myself in the 50% deals they put out. Oh yeah (ﾐ ﾐ) Some things they could work on would be just I'd say the lack of carts that's all,

I have been shopping here for over 10 years, several times a week and at some times, every day…read more I've seen management and employees come and go. I've seen way the store is set up and managed change. And I've seen the quality of the store decline. The only reason I'm writing this is in hopes someone higher up sees this and makes a change. This location has people lining up on the daily to donate. Right now I'm staring at three large trucks in the dirt lot, and I realize that the stuff that is donated goes to a processing center, but this store is bare bones all the time now except for clothing. And the items they do get are junk, dollar store stuff, broken and just not good quality. I used to shop here and find cool vintage stuff and now that's really hard to come by. I'm here when they open the new boxes to fill the shelves and it's junk and hardly makes a dent. Do better. Not everyone wants to shop your online store. And also, please don't have your employees at the registers have their backs to us in line because people don't know that the line starts at the orange cone in the middle of the store (because why?, It's ghetto.) and people cut in line a lot because of this confusion and employees don't see it. We are dying for good thrift in this town. Please help this store!!

Never heard back from them and we were ready to adopt immediately. Both myself and my daughter…read morecalled, (the "are too busy to care for kitties AND answer the phone, so please send a text"), so we texted, created an account online (because they want to know you're "actually serious" about adopting before you can even MEET the cat you're considering adopting.) (I do understand and respect prioritizing the mental health of the cats, but I'm sure the cats, especially the adults, would prefer a compromise, like being required to fill out a one page form on the spot before meeting). Every serious adopter that goes into a pet store and sees one of this organization's animals that they are interested in adopting and is told they have to go through this and this and this step before they can even interact with the cat and know if the personality is a fit. Everyone loses out. In my experience, even if you do go through all the steps, they won't call you back, and a cat that could have had a home I know had that opportunity taken from them because of the seemingly righteous or superior attitude of the rescue people. They surely know how many people go in and out of those cat and kitten rooms at the Animal Friends of the Valley shelter. Having a few people go in one at a time to meet one particular cat, I don't feel, is any more dangerous or unhealthy for the cat than them losing the opportunity to be adopted and eventually being put down. I just don't understand rescues like this. If you're too small to actually help, then let somebody else do it.

I had a beyond expectation experience with Mindy and her daughter, even though at the end I didn't…read morechoose to go with the adorable and sweet boys Teddy and Khabib they brought for me to meet and interact with. Mindy provided a very personable, warm and extremely responsive service, made every effort to respond to my inquiry on Adopt-A-Pet and approving my application as well as just answering my questions and chatting with me about my potential cat baby's personality traits and his background story. She responded to emails as late as 11PM on a weekend and her demeanor was always welcoming and reassuring, like an old, caring friend. Mindy's words and actions convey that she truly truly love all of her rescued cat babies and she only wants what's best for them and she works extremely hard to find them good homes. I was very sad that neither cat babies from her rescue matched the particular personality I was looking for (I was trying to fill this big hole in my heart with the tragic loss of a stray cat named Cookie I cared for) and I really wished that given all the hard work she and her daughter put into, I'd adopt either Teddy or Khabib. Despite these big, affectionate sweet boys were not the best match I was searching for, I don't think any less of them, I sincerely hope they will find their forever home they deserve and I cannot be more grateful for Mindy's time, patience and understanding she's extended me and my family. If I had more capacity for an additional cat baby in the future after finding THE ONE, Mindy and her rescue is the first place I'd check out. If you are also searching for your feline soulmate, please look no further!!

Awesome place, awesome people. I been myself started a non profit where I been giving out food to…read morethe homeless and offering supplies out of pocket along with my son since February this year. When I found out about this place through a lady who saw me passing out sandwiches, I couldn't help but extend a hand. So I called and spoke with Luis to see how I could be of assistance and find out about receiving food myself to pass out and this guy and Ms. Ludo were very informative. So me and my son got a rental, headed to the food pantry, and loaded the car up for a trip to the high desert! For those interested in helping this place will guide you every step of the way to make sure you got everything needed. From how to online guides, waiver forums, etc. They even have it mobile app friendly! Just make sure to start early if you're doing deliveries to people's houses so you can see where you're going and to beat the heat. Great bonding and learning experience for me and my son but not only that just a blessing there's a company likes this available to offer such services.

Been volunteering here for a couple years now...it's always enjoyable and rewarding to give back…read moreand help the community. My sister and I usually volunteer the afternoon shift which Iasts for 3 hours, when we have free time. They always need volunteers as they are constantly receiving donations from everywhere (locally) and items/food need to be sorted, boxed, etc. They have a very organized system and the employees are extremely friendly and professional.

This place is great. It's small and you can get your WIC shopping done so conveniently as opposed…read moreto going to the grocery store where you have to do a whole hunt to get your WIC items. I had the best experience here and Ana was so helpful god bless her she not only helped us but went above and beyond to make sure we could take advantage of their deals. Will definitely be coming here now.

it was my first time using wic today and I was very happy with my visit; it exceeded my…read moreexpectations. the manager Ana was very patient and she thoroughly explained what I would be receiving and how to use my wic card. she was very kind and helped walk my groceries to my car. very grateful for Ana and the other employees at this wic location.

**CLOSED MONDAYS AND 12-1 FOR LUNCH** *NO EMERGENCY OR…read moreIMMEDIATE SHELTER* This location serves Upland, Ontario, Pomona, Claremont, and Rancho Cucamonga residents only. (Must show ID) *Care bags for unhoused people who are staying around the are available.* Shelter for men, women, and children. Pre-screening and application process is over the phone only **no waiting list** Food Assistance: * once a month * non perishable foods *clothing, socks *diapers, wipes, and adult briefs ,and sanitary napkins **DONATIONS ALWAYS WELCOME** Drop off Tuesday through Friday 9am-5pm (closed 12pm-1pm for lunch) Clothing: Accepted on an As-Needed basis please email a description of your items: yelitza@foothillfamilyshelter.org Food: please only non perishable items only. No expired items or non dated pop top cans greatly appreciated *mixed vegetables and corn *boxed potatoes Baby: baby wipes Formula 6+ mos diapers 4,5 and 6 **Volunteer opportunities** email: raquel@foothillfamilyshelter.org for zoom orientation link (I love volunteering here. Mask and constant wiping down required) Come if you need help or want to help! A little help and kindness goes a long way! Stay safe, and help one another as much as you can

Shelter that helps homeless families to stay for 120 days for Free, to get you back on your feet…read more BUT they don't help everyone, they're very selective regardless if you have children and homeless, so it's a 50/50 chance. They don't really care about the people. You have to fill out an application, & you'll be interviewed based on it. They can provide basic needs like: food, clothing, diapers/wipes, & hygiene products, to the city's they cover. (Cities they cover are: Claremont, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Pomona, Montclair, & Upland).

Very humbling experience working for CAN as a Child Care Worker. I'm very grateful for this…read moreopportunity and encourage anyone and everyone, who is passionate about working with the youth in our communities, to take on this role with patience and compassion.

They only care about their paychecks and if you show up, they don't care what happens once you're…read morein their room. They have the stupidest rules and it is so sad for people who can't remember things are for people for example who have brain tumors. They don't go around your needs Stanley go around their therapist needs so this place is for poor people just because it looks nice on the outside. Does not mean it is free service gets you the worst usually.