This so called veterans donation company keeps sending me pick up notices to so call help…read moreveterans.I am a 25 years veteran and I try to help any company or institution that helps veterans but after a quick checking on this company I found that they can't specify a single thing that they are doing for veterans. So a few questions arise? How much money annually are they getting? Where is all that money going? Warning to all the good people that believe that they are helping veterans check for yourself where your donation is going! To me based upon their answers this is a complete scam being issued and perpetrated on the name of helping veterans and its a complete shame and they should be looked into!!!

Love that I was able to donate a lot of clothing, some that still had tags or have only been wore…read moreonce. An organization that helps veterans is one that I will continue to donate to. They make it super easy. Bag everything up, tag it and they come and pick everything up at your scheduled time.

I'm a Disabled Air Force Veteran and former Airborne Radar Technician on the AWACS. I went to…read moreVeterans Rebuilding Life for a helping hand after relocating from the Caribbean to NYC. I found Veterans Rebuilding Life (VRL) on Google and its been an amazing experience. They are very respectful and understand the trials of a military veteran in regards to the time consuming process of applying for Veterans Affairs (VA) resources and services. I was able to get some emergency food, clean clothes, socks, hygiene products as well as opportunity to work gigs to make money through Veterans Rebuilding Life (VRL) non-profit's huge list of supporters. I feel blessed to have stumbled on this non-profit that really does what they say to change the narrative of how veterans are being treated in this country. If your a person who's interested in donating to a non-profit that really gets to the root of the problem and provides a solution think of VeteransRebuildingLife.org they can use your donations to help more veterans like myself get on their feet. Thank you so much VRL!

From the owner: Veterans Rebuilding Life (VRL) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization assisting victims of war and…read morehumanitarian crises. Instead of duplicating existing services, we target underserved needs, and provide evidence-based solutions that have a proven record of success. All donations directly support the humanitarian mission. No profit is made by the volunteer staff, and all donations are tax deductible.

Amazing place convenient affordable clean very nice bartenders, great service had my daughters baby…read moreshower and it was great location the whole family enjoy the day...

We love this place!! Comfortable and friendly. the kind of place you want to go to if your looking…read morefor warmth without the frills. Down to earth. Veterans & current service personal welcomed.

Came here for an intimate birthday celebration and it was exactly what it needed to be, fun and…read morecozy. It's also clean and well kept. You can't beat the fact that you also help be super veterans here as well!

Such a cute vfw! The bar is downstairs unlike the other vfws i've been to but they have a pool…read moretable! Also they have a backyard too! There's a lot of windows and a lot of open light if you're having a day time event.

The Lambs Inc. (the revised name) moved into a new clubhouse recently which is 3 or 4 rooms at 1674…read moreBroadway. It was decorated nicely with paintings and rare editions of books contained in a small library used also as a conference room. I was there for a Meet and Greet" Cinco Del Mayo night to consider becoming a member. The members were friendly. However, there was no restaurant on the premises. They do cater some of their events up to about 42 people. I was told you can bring your own food in if you desire to. Also, they had a beautiful bar but no liquor license or bartender. The policy was bring your own bottle and use the glassware provided and be responsible for washing whatever used which I feel creates unsanitary conditions in this day and age of viruses going around. Also, there was no check room and attendant to secure your coat (in cool and inclement weather) or valuables. There wasn't any staff present only the members. If accepted as a member after filing an application and going through a formal interview your spouse wasn't able to use your benefits. He or she would be treated as an ordinary guest. The dues are reasonable and there is an initiation fee. There were only a few young members there and mostly single senior citizens filled the rooms. I did not see any couples present. 2 small phone booths were provided to use your phone so the other members would not be disturbed. There is a small area with a beautiful pool table there for members to shoot. There is no receptionist or security upon entrance. A member would have a fob or phone app to gain entrance into the building and take the elevator to the third floor. There are weekly events scheduled, free and paid. I went for the membership interview and was denied membership. Maybe it was because I spoke my mind and asked some concerning questions since I have been a member of 2 other social clubs that offered much more to their members and their partners.

The Lambs ® is the oldest professional theatrical club in America, established in New York in 1874…read more A private club for show business professionals, including actors, writers, singers, directors, dancers, producers and much more. The Club holds various functions such as frequent dinners, hostings, play readings, film screenings, lectures, luncheons and large dinners. This group is to embrace the type of professionals who would be good members of The Lambs, and who will embrace The Lambs' spirit. Membership to the actual club is by invitation only. The Lambs ® and its logo are a registered trademarks of The Lambs, Inc. - visit the website for the full disclaimer. The Pub On 2M: The bar & restaurant where The Lambs holds its weekly Low Jinks (happy hour). Open Monday through Friday, members may order food from 07:00 AM until 10:00 PM; the bar is open from Noon until Midnight (Monday through Friday). All purchases are charged to your house account & billed monthly. There is no minimum charge requirement for members. The friendly staff always knows how we like our drinks - & how often! I am a Lamb & you can find me here at least once a week enjoying the company of other people in the artistic community. Since its founding, there have been more than 6,000 Lambs including such greats as Fred Astaire, Irving Berlin, George M. Cohan, W.C. Fields, Will Rogers, John Philip Sousa, Fred Waring and Albert Hague. Current luminaries include the Academy Award winning actor Cliff Robertson, James Karen, Abe Vigoda, Joyce Randolph ('Trixie' of The Honeymooners), and the Tony/Emmy/Grammy Award winning conductor/arranger, Donald Pippin. The food is great but the company is better.

Booked our baby shower at this location it was great big space for big family events we bought our…read moreown food

Did you know the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel was filmed here? That's right... it's hard to find better…read morepeople than the American legion have to work with on whatever you would like to use this venue space for. Tony is the best. Extremely accommodating for any and all needs. Highly recommend, five stars! Thank you, Tony and Co.

I heard good things about zogsports but was pretty disappointed with my Sunday kickball league in…read moreCentral Park. The first part i was disappointed was the lack of communication. We were supposed to start the game on Sunday and we didn't receive a confirmation email about our roster and start times until Thursday night around 8 pm. In addition , the league did a terrible job of balancing the rosters. There were 3 teams in our coed league and one other team consisted of free agents. We had 4 girls on our team and the other team had 8 girls on theirs. Usually this is fine but league rules has it that you need at least 3 girls to play on defense and a girl has to kick once every 4 turns. Also one of our games the ref was late over an hour. Finally , they schedule double headers so the games run late. We had to call two of our games since they were running late. One we couldn't see anything in the pitch dark so we called it for a safety issue. The other game we had to end our playoff game early. We had a chance to kick since we were bottom of the inning but zogsports referee said since the Game was running late whoever scores first wins the game. Felt like we got cheated. It doesn't help that they take 30 minutes plus to explain the rules each game. They also have happy hour deals after the game but the bars are so far away it's not feasible.

This is from a while ago but 5 out of 7 cornhole games were cancelled by Zog and Zog refused to…read morerefund us for this. In our correspondence with Zog, they blamed the bar that hosted the games for not communicating with them properly (cancellations were often due to the space being used by the bar for another purpose) and said that that was why we would not be refunded, as it was the fault of the bar and not Zog, calling the bar "unreliable". However, it shouldn't matter as we paid Zog for a service that we did not receive and if they have an internal issue between them and the bar, we shouldn't be the ones financially penalized. The lack of logic here is the crux of the issue. Additionally, for each cancellation we were either told at the very last minute about the cancellation, and one time we were never told at all and found out when we showed up. The games being around 9pm made this highly inconvenient. There was even a time that the ref compromised with the bar who needed the space by allowing one cornhole set out (usually there's 2) so that only half the teams could play; my team was not one of those able to play. Two of the games were cancelled due to an unavailable referee, which makes you think it's important to have one. Turns out, it's not. He wasn't even in the same room while we played (all our 2 games). I don't blame him - it would be impossible for him to keep score because there are simultaneous games. But besides coming into the room once or twice to ask how we're doing, the ref is not involved. This is fine, but then again, why are we paying the price that we are? From our 2 very expensive games, we noticed that because of the amount of people per team (6), there isn't that much game time for each person. All of these things make it hard to justify the price tag for this.

great space for our baby shower. The people were super nice and easy to deal with, zero headaches.read more

The best post on the island along with the finest catering and service for every occasion and…read morevenue. Highly recommend for all your small & large affairs. Gourmet catering, professional bartenders and happy servers! Support the American Legion as their members support our great country!

Ok, having been to 5 or 6 of these events (as guest and photographer) , and being the reticent…read moreskeptic that i am, my conclusion is that this is the most fun, tasteful, coolest, least fraught with expectations way to learn something new, taste a new flavor, and be social with a bunch of cute singletons (thank-you Miss Elliot for expanding my vocab) in an unpretentious and well vetted (read: not icky) setting. I am so looking forward to the upcoming trapeeze class at the piers (OK, immediately get your minds out of the gutter- CIRCUS TRAPEEZE! really...) Ching-ching,