Mane in Heaven is a truly special organization. Not only is what they do incredibly special, but…read morethe volunteers are very special too. Everyone is very friendly, welcoming, and compassionate. You can really tell these volunteers love what they do.

From the owner: Mane in Heaven was incorporated in Feb 2012 and received 501c3 nonprofit status in December 2012…read more Our miniature therapy horses were in training that first year. Our 4 minis became registered as Pet Partner therapy horses in May 2013 and we started making visits in June 2013. We continue to grow and recently added 2 baby minis, therapy horses in training!

I always stop here for fun. Interesting and fun antiques that are reasonably priced.I work at an…read moreantique mall too.

This thrift store does not have a good selection of items to buy if you have to drive more than 10…read moremiles to get to this thrift store store it not worth going to

if you have kids and want to use the pool at this location - do yourself a favor and don't…read more they have two pools but regular folks only get access to the small one and even then there is only about a 12x12 area that the kids are even allowed in. The lifeguards then laughably over-police the tiny space. (think Jim Carrey in SNL over-policing the hot tub) The basketball hoop set up makes no sense. Hoops mismatched and courts mis-aligned. Absolute waste of time to visit this location.

Today shared with staff at Foglia that I tried out the Peloton bike and signed up for the app based…read moreon my experience at the Sage Y. Sage has a great offering including a swimming pool, basketball court and Power Plate. The National account use is a great value. I am able to get a workout in when in the area.

The Sanfilippo Foundation (de la musique) has limited tours of their beautiful and amazing estate…read more It's located in Barrington Hills on over 57 acres. The 52,000 sq. ft Tudor style home has so many unique musical, one of a kind and ornate items that you really have to see to believe! We went on the tour yesterday and it was really enjoyable. They have so many historical Calliope's from Europe and US on the premises. Also many other items including Tiffany lamps, steam trains/engines, a perfume museum and a restored carousel in its own building that is really something to see! It's truly a fascinating tour and very tastefully done. They only collected the very best top of the line pieces for the collection. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. Pictures and reviews really don't do this place justice. You need to go and see everything for yourself! It's definitely worth it and you'll leave feeling dazzled!

Amazing collection and tour. The director, Gregory, and all the people that work there were so kind…read moreand obviously have a passion for what they do. Gorgeous and fabulous place.... My nephews (9 and 12) loved it!

Very friendly staff and even if I can't find something when I'm there it's always a great…read moreexperience. Prices are high for some stuff but they have good weekly deals if you use them to your advantage.

It was clean employees are the friendliest but the prices weren't the best! Everything else was…read moregreat

A nice little place where lawyers, judges, and community leaders can get their tax break of being a…read moreboard member. Seriously? Eleven board members? Not impressed.

From the owner: For over 30 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters of McHenry County has worked to provide children facing…read moreadversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever.

This place is so hypocritical. Coworkers would ask you personal questions but you get in trouble…read morefor asking the same questions back. They say they appreciate honesty but you get in trouble for being honest. The HR Chuck would lie to you about why he needs to see you. Even had his stepdaughter lie about his sexuality. To me is pretty cowardly. The job is very awarding but a lot of people can't be trusted.

This is an edit to a negative post I made about Pioneer Center. After a visit to their location…read moreyesterday I realize that the concern is much bigger than the Pioneer Center has control over. I specifically went in there because I could not get through to them via phone. My goal was to obtain my daughters psychiatric records so that I could provide them to her new psychiatrist. I happened to stand in line behind a mother with her son going through the same turmoil and confusion I had experienced there. Come to find out that the center is closing due to lack of funding . Shame on this state and the corrupt, dishonest, negligent government and their beneficiaries. I'm from Colorado. Taxes on my house for one year= $900. Here......$3500!!! Where is all this money going???? If this state is all you know...do yourself a favor and try another!! God bless those poor ladies at the front desk for having to deal with upset parents such as myself who don't understand and point the finger at the wrong person.

This pantry is a lifesaver…read more Having been laid off in Feb 2023, it has been a challenging experience, and this food pantry has greatly eased our anxieties and fears. I had never been to a pantry before, so I don't know if the process is similar to others, but what they have going on here is a mix of formality and yet an air of dignity and respect. Here's the general process: - Grab a ticket at the sign and wait for your number to be called - If it's your first visit, you'll have some paperwork to fill out, and it's not too long, but it makes sense, as they want to confirm your needs and track access - Based on the number of people in your household, you're allowed to select a certain number of fresh and frozen proteins, packaged and canned goods, and breads/carbs. - There is also a section of "grab-what-you-need" at the front, which still has limits, but they don't count against your total number of goods - At the end, they load your items in a cart for you to load in your car Everyone here is friendly and accommodating. I have accidentally over loaded on some of the categories of food and they have kindly allowed me to switch or select what I'd like to keep. I'm still unemployed, but this pantry has made our difficult season a lot less stressful. If you need help, please don't feel prideful or ashamed... go to the pantry!

Last year I was in a position to need to go to the food pantry. It was embarrassing but everyone…read morethere was kind and loving. I was suprised at how generous and high quality the offerings were. If your in a bad situation you should go.

Nice, clean and well organized store. Large parking lot. I found a number of items at good prices…read more Cashier was polite and hard working Pleasant experience.

This one is a hit or miss for me…read more Sometimes I find great stuff but the prices are high on some stuff and decent on others. But again I know that's corporate but I've seen stuff go from $6 to $20 in the span of a week. Staff is always nice and I've never had problems there. I'd say go if you're in the area but there's better thrift stores.