They denied me service in my time of need, which is very upsetting considering I have a 13 year old…read moredaughter.

Good people trying to help homeless folks, who are often in need of mental health services or…read moreaddiction programs. I would consider the effort commendable. I am not one of their clients, so I cannot speak from personal comparisons of services offered or personnel working there, but I admire these people who are trying to help.

Spoke with Megan to donate furniture in 6 months when I will move out of the area. She sounded very…read morenice and understanding, I will contact her to schedule a pick up in a few months. Good charity to donate to basically new furniture rather than shipping which is really expensive.

We wanted to donate some household items and small furniture and found Reno-Sparks Gospel Mission…read more Two men arrived for the pick up and could not have been more kind, pleasant or grateful. They were very careful in loading the items. We highly recommend donation to this organization and will definitely look to donate more in the future.

I have in my time as a child of Reno have been lucky enough to help many organizations and…read morecharities in our wonderful city, but I will say what Safe Embrace provides truly has saved life's and I have seen it first hand Domestic abuse is something no one what's to talk about but touches all of us, Thank you Safe Embrace for all that you provide and do

I last year I was trying to get help from safe embrace and did not get any help nor did they give…read moreme any assistance on where I could go to get help. The courts and detective from the state that I was living in had me move out of state for my safety and I came to Reno. I was able to get into a place after being homeless for over a year and have been struggling since. I see so many people getting help from safe embrace without even having any documentation of domestic violence. I feel like what happened to me doesn't matte.

I see them all over our community doing great things to spread kindness. I also just learned they…read moreoffer trainings online to enhance other transitional/sober living homes. I just love the work they are doing for our community.

From the owner: Second Chances is the only 501(c)3 public charity organization advocating to modernize transitional…read moreliving in Northern Nevada. We work to support all fields of transitional living in our community and wish to see transitional living publicly embraced and nurtured by all facets of the community. We aim to provide supporters and families security and confidence for their role in the transition process and use positivity and kindness to promote long-term whole health wellness.

They help the homeless and they help people recover from substances and for that I am very very…read moregrateful

Considering the kinds of people that are working at such a place as the Volunteers of America Men's…read moreShelter, I have found much, much better than what is in Reno, Nevada. Most staff has a tendency to treat clients poorly. My situation is not anything I had ever planned for to be treated as if I am, like others, someone who they frequently tend to treat as more like "scum". I would NOT recommend this place if it can at all be avoided.

Not happy that my tax accountant tells me that thus place does not have and never did have a 501c3…read moreand my donation is not tax deductible.

This is a good place to get free food and dog food. She likes to ut them down and she puts down a…read morelot of food and dog food. I recommend going here if you need dog food and it's free too!

November 27, 2025…read more Update now any comments I have written, one thousand three hundred sixty nine! First I want to say it is word Wish, a Happy 2025 (Year Of The Snake) Thanksgiving to the readers! Count your blessings. Name them one by one! Count your many blessings. See what God hath done! Yay for Reno, Nevada Corps of Salvation Army! Once met an Amy Hartt, an Aimee Hartt, an Amee Hartt if this Reno, Nevada Corps. Not sure first name spelling, so I wrote as three possible for First Name. I seeing my previous of this has nine votes! Glad to help the children of this Reno town, of the town in Reno! Turkeys. Being thankful for donors thinking of children by giving to hometown Food Bank OR Being thankful for donors thinking of children by giving to hometown Salvation Army! Instead gambling with hunger in children please do think of children, this situation the children town Reno, Nevada, by donating food, time, artwork supporting hometown Food Bank or hometown Salvation Army. Children no matter what town, what state, needing help all twelve months, not just November and not just December!

Thanks a million. When budgets gets low and times are tuff. I'm super happy they are there. They…read moreassist every day with free bread. They have pantry for when food supply is low at home (only once a month). They give vouchers to get clothing next door at there salvation army thrift store. And They offer utilities and rent assistance. A much needed assistance that I needed being Christmas time and with no job. They also do plenty of community activities and assistance for holidays. I'm just really happy they are here. And there is programs and companies like this to help.

With the pandemic wreaking havoc worldwide, I am self quarantining and seldom leave home. As we…read moreknow many of our friends, neighbors and relatives are short on finances or have no source of income. I am focusing on nonprofit organizations that are helping those in need. This month the focus was on St Vincent's Dining Hall. They are feeding more people than ever and they need our help. I am a firm believer that in the USA no one should go hungry, unfortunately that is not the case. Next month I will donate to the food bank. Join me in helping those that through no fault of their own are finding themselves homeless, unemployed, and hungry. Support your favorite charity.

I have been coming to St. Vincent's since 2000 to serve food, bus tables, or almost anything needed…read moreto help keep food service rinning smooth. I am grateful to support such a great organization that keeps on giving to those most in need in our Reno community. Happy Thanksgiving!

This thrift store is amazing. It is so clean and well taken care of. The workers are so helpful. I…read morewas impressed. My favorite part of the store is the section where the seniors in the community get to make things and sell them. They dont charge them anything to have their stuff there. I think this is a huge deal to our community. I would love to see more thrift shops offer this.

This store is clean, well organized and the people there are super friendly. Good prices and higher…read morequality goods.

I heard about Urban roots last year (2025) and participated in 2 events. This year I signed my…read moredaughter up in the preschool program for this spring and it has been a wonderful experience. The programs are extremely hands on, including arts and craft activities, sowing seeds, harvesting and tasting vegetables. My daughter looks forward to visiting Urban Roots all the time. Ellena and all the other staff members are always so friendly and welcoming. They're informative and all seem to really enjoy their jobs at the garden. This place is just wonderful for everyone regardless of age. I highly recommend it for all kids but especially for homeschooling families looking for extra curricular activities.

First time experiencing urban roots attending a baby shower and it was very cute! The farm has a…read morelot to look at and so many beautiful plants and flowers. The space is a very big size. It was a very hot day and the only shade we had was two pergolas so that was a bit hard with everyone huddled under them but it is an outdoor farm after all I learned some other things they offer such as camps for kids which sounds like a fun activity!