I was super impressed when we took a tour of the preschool portion of SLDC. The campus is really…read morehuge and looks like a regular school. But this school really helps kids from infants to their adulthood with learning disabilities. The preschool, in particular, is for everyone. What is really helpful, they use the same helpful techniques for children with learning disabilities in their curriculum. It is like equipping the teachers with super learning powers. It is really to accelerate the learning process. I love how diverse the students who attend this school and teacher ratio is amazing. You have the option of sending your child in for 2xs or 3xs or 4xs or the full the week. The cost to send your child there is extremely reasonable. I was so surprised! Their school schedule is like Centralia's school schedule and has summer school as an option. The only reason why my son has not enrolled yet is my son is receiving certain services from our insurance that is practically the whole day. Once those services go away, we certainly enroll him. I would just schedule a tour and once you go on it, you will be thrilled and ensured that you want your child to attend their preschool program. Oh yeah, their OT class gym is amazing. You should ask for it when you go on the tour to check it out.

Love this place. My daughter is 6 and was only getting 30 mins at Providence but they got ins to…read moreapprove 45 min sessions here. Very happy here.

It's always good to give back to a community even though I've never needed their help. I've had the…read morepleasure to work with like minded people in helping out the less fortunate. It's just take a little time and effort and with a community of people you can help many more out there. Today our immediate group put together 2400 boxes to help 2400 families. It's a group effort indeed as different groups help out in different areas. We put together boxes and send them into the production assembly line where others put into the boxes nutritional items and then they are sealed shut and stacked onto pallets which are eventually transported to pantries around the area and or delivered directly to individuals. Elementary students up to adults help out. You can signup your group to take on a weekend for a great cause. You also can do it for student credit for like when colleges want to see how well rounded you are and how you impact your community. It's fun and you meet new people.

Another so called nonprofit organization getting money from the American Taxpayers through the…read moregovernment does not help the the people in need. They do pay the management people with a lot of money though.

Easy parking, friendly and efficient staff, nice clean facility. I plan on returning as soon as I'm…read moreeligible.

I go there every two months and they take care of me very well. It's a positive experience.read more

Happened upon Tom's website while searching for assistance in setting up our new animal rescue…read more Loved that Tom (JD) and Linda (VetTech) have been supporting the creation of charitable organizations - with a specialty in helping animals - since 1994. Tom has helped setup hundreds of such organizations and had 100% success with clients getting IRS exemption approvals. I can understand why: working with 501c3 4u has been extraordinarily smooth, affordable, and we have felt very supportive navigating the bureaucracies to get our charity off the ground!

From the owner: 501(c)(3)4u specializes in the formation of Nonprofit corporations and obtaining their 501(c)(3)…read moretax-exempt status from the IRS. We have formed over 200 Nonprofit corporations and obtained their IRS tax-exempt status with a 100% success rate. We will assist you in all aspects of setting up your Nonprofit 501(c)(3) corporation and obtaining Federal 501(c)(3) and State tax-exempt status

Just get a free kitten off the Nextdoor app or Craigslist. At least there it will be healthy…read more Most of the animals here have some sort of disease, thats why they keep dying on people right after adopting from Wags. They will lie to you and say the health issues are "normal" and "It will go away on its own." It's BS. You'll be drowning in vet bills before you know it. Why hasn't this place gotten shut down yet?

My uncle met a sweet corgi mix named Sadie yesterday during one of the organization's volunteer…read morewalks. We immediately let WAGS know we were seriously interested and planned to come the following day around 4 PM specifically to meet and adopt her. We rearranged our schedules and drove out there excited and hopeful. Then, while we were literally 10 minutes away, we called and were abruptly told by Cortney Dorney that Sadie had already been adopted an hour earlier. No courtesy call. No email. No attempt to notify us despite them knowing we had committed to coming. What makes the situation even more questionable is that the volunteer with Sadie had told my uncle the dog still needed a vet check before she could officially be adopted. Apparently that requirement disappeared the moment another family showed up with money. The whole process felt careless and transactional. Instead of thoughtfully matching dogs with good homes, it felt like a first-come, first-served scramble where communication and fairness don't matter. We were also concerned that there seemed to be no proper home verification done before handing Sadie over, which makes you wonder how seriously they actually screen adopters. The worst part was the complete lack of empathy. Cortney was dismissive and rude on the phone, acting like our frustration was an inconvenience rather than a completely understandable reaction after being led on and ignored. After reading other reviews describing similar experiences, it's clear this isn't a one-time mistake. WAGS seriously needs to improve its communication, professionalism, and adoption procedures if it actually cares about both the animals and the people trying to give them homes.

I was behind on my taxes for 3 years. My partner recommended this tax office and Jennifer as an…read moreaccountant. Jennifer was professional, thorough, and walked me through all my options to maximize my tax return. She's efficient in her work and has her clients best interest in mind. Prices were also pretty fair. I know who my tax accountant will be going forward!

Iam very pleased, this was my first time at their office. It was quick, efficient and easy…read more I will be back next year

Do not recommend. Came in on a Wednesday. The 2 older Caucasian females tending to the store &…read moreregister were rude. They made it very obvious by their demeanor that they do not like "poc". I came with my grandbabies & felt extremely unwelcome. It used to be such a welcoming environment.

A quaint little thrift shop. You likely won't find any hidden designer gems or modern fashion items…read morelike you would at goodwill but the items here are priced reasonably. The glassware ranged from $0.50-3.00 which I thought to be quite affordable compared to other thrift shops that like to up charge the items. They carry a lot of older items I don't typically see at places like goodwill (sewing/crochet patterns, napkin rings, ceramic decor, teacups). I would recommend this place if you're looking for random cheap house Knick knacks, but keep your expectations reasonable.

I haven't personally had to use Nat cat Protection Society for any personal kitties, but I have…read morebeen to the facility and talked with staff and can tell you that this is a top-notch Cat Rescue place! The level of care provided to kitties at national Cat protection society is just amazing! The detail in which the have to cater to each cat is amazing! Their programs are also outstanding especially the one involving educating children! Please take the time to go and see this place! ‍ 10 out of 10 would highly recommend!

Stopped in on National Pet Day to bring a new cat tree, toys, & a pineapple bed. Super friendly…read morestaff. Place is clean & cats are happy. They take owner surrenders only. They're one of the oldest rescues in California.

The bike tech in the store are awesome! Hands-down, great people, super supportive, coming in and…read morechecking out my bike for a battery issue I was having. Completely took the bike checked it out updated firmware check connections, all of the simple thank you in a smile, giving the bike back. Kept asking, how much what do I owe you? Just returned with a great smile said we go biking on Saturdays 30 to 40 people, come there at 7:30 AM I'm in!!! Papa wheelie bicycles for life!

If your into being strung along and Bull Shitted, this is the place for you…read more They are incompetent and careless. There work proves it. BEWARE !!! I went through over 1 months of B.S. with them just to do a simple headset and fork change, just to find 4 obvious Problems with there work. 1 - bolts in forks were loose 2- gooseneck was not aligned with front tire. 3- brake line on out side of forks when it was and is very clear that it does go on inside of forks with the brake line clamp. 4 - O ring in top of headset pinched in half inside of my headset still. This is a simple job people. But they still found 4 ways to screw it up. TOTAL INCOMPETENTANCE and cheesy B.S.for excuses Then last but not least, they returned my old forks with a missing brake line clamp and screw. Again more B.S. He said it must of fallen off the forks. NOT !!! If it was screwed in to begin with it would not of just fallen out. Never accepting responsibility for shit. He did fix the problem, but I had to go back to that joke of a business 2 more times to do so. The owner lied about the headset being ordered for weeks with NO RESPONSE. I had to go in the shop multiple times to get them to do there job with no luck. I had to snitch the owner out to his wife what was going on. I finally told her to get me a tracking # so I knew that it was finally ordered. 3 days later( as advertised ) by seller of headset it arrived. It took over 1 month to get to this point. The whole experience with them just SUCKED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TRUST ME. If you go there, you are FOOL and deserve to be VERY DISAPPOINTED in ALL actions and work done from them. WORD UP,PEOPLE BEWARE !!!!

I'm glad that this is the only place near my house that I'm comfortable donating old items without…read morewasting them. You just have to go to the parking lot in the back of the store and you'll find Goodwill employees with large bins that can happily take your items. I've been here for almost 4 years to donate a lot of items. It really made the space in my house almost minimalist thanks to this place.

This is a decent Goodwill location if you're looking for standard, predictable pricing rather than…read morethe "boutique" markups some stores have moved toward. The selection is heavily weighted toward women's clothing, with a smaller section for men. While the inventory was decent, I did have a bit of a hard time with the store's environment. There is a very noticeable "thrift store" smell that clings to the clothing and the air inside. It wasn't as bothersome when I was in the store but it bothered my nose for about two hours after I left.