This place is amazing…read more I've gone several times as, unfortunately, my family and I have fallen into financial hardship. I found out about them on the bus and even though it's a bit of a hike from the East Side to their by bus, it's so worth it. The clothing they have is all clean, it's well organized (by size and by traditional gender standards), and it's plentiful. They do limit some items per person per day, but unlike many other clothing banks and even food pantries, you can visit Needs every single day they are open. They are fairly convenient location wise as well, with the West 65th station for the Redline less than a mile away, and the 22 picks up right by there, which can catch right by the station if the walk is too much for you. The thing I like the most about this place though? The staff. They are some of the nicest people I have Ever met, and some of them seem to just Know what it's like to be in the position where you need the kind of help they can give. They always greet me with smile on their faces, they genuinely enjoy what they do, and only one of them is paid. The rest of them are volunteers. It is rare for me to go some place like this and instantly feel comfortable and welcomed, but that is how they make me feel there. They care, they ask how my family is, how I'm doing, they help you find things in the store and, recently, I let them know my son's 2nd birthday was coming up, and they gave me an extra toy for him because they remember me and that my money is super tight right now. Some highlights of what they offer are: Women's Clothing Men's Clothing Children's clothing (infant, toddler, and above) (They rotate their offerings seasonally too.) Shoes! Boots! Socks! Bras! Slippers! Ties And bow ties! Plates, glasses, mugs, etc. Pots, pans, and general small kitchen things. Incontinence Products Diapers Training pants Purses Lunchboxes Book bags/backpacks Books! Toys! Carseats sometimes! Other baby items! And so much more.... Seriously, if you don't see something, just Ask. As mentioned above, the workers are wonderful and dedicated to helping you and others in their community. So, very long review short.... If you find you need assistance with basic needs, and you want to go someplace where you won't feel judged Or like a charity case, Needs Cleveland is for you. They'll treat you like a person, and they hook you up. They also accept donations too! So, if you have stuff that's in decent condition and a way to get it there (No large furniture/appliances though. They don't have room.), please bring it in!

Great place. Had a bunch of memories at the very nice playground outside. Recommend for sure. Also…read morethe water fountains are high quality!!!

Needs alot of help teachers dont watch children well they suspend kids alot they need to help…read morethem to grow more also these a they need build there comfeidense up not put them down what kind of place is this my

I highly recommend this business! I received a recommendation to call Gary when I had an emergency…read morewith my septic system on a Saturday of a holiday weekend. Gary answered my call and was at my house within a few hours to fix the issue. He was knowledgeable and extremely helpful.

Gary and His son always do a GREAT job, always on time and very competitive, friendly knowledgeable…read moreand very nice equipment. Kaufman Septic is a BIG ASSET to our community AAAAA+++++ across the board. Will Always use them!

I am a BIG fan of the entire Northeast Ohio Metro Parks system... BIG, BIG FAN…read more The only thing I have seen that is comparable is the "Nature Center at Shaker Lakes". This location is beautiful. The folks that manage it are committed to returning it to it's original wild beauty. They are in the midst of a large project to remove all the invasive species and replant with everything native to the area. So far they have done a marvelous job. I can't even imagine the cost involved. They are taking donations if you want to help. There is a large marsh area you can walk through on raised walkways and see all the work going on. There is another very large wooded area with nicely marked and maintained trails you can stroll through and just enjoy the beauty of the natural habitat. The main lodge is a very nice facility with plenty of room for children to play and classrooms for education. I highly recommend you take a sunny day and visit the "Nature Center at Shaker Lakes". See for yourself. It's a worthwhile project.

What a lovely green oasis! The free nature center itself is small, but it is surrounded by a…read moreterrific network of trails, bridges and boardwalks. It's a great place for kids as well as adults of all ages to explore. The Rise Foundation Gazebo is stunning.

Have used Jeff twice and will always use. The first time he came was because the excavation company…read moreI used called him as he is their go to person-I can see why. He is very professional and truly is an expert. In addition he has a lot it equipment. Also the nicest guy. Highly recommend.

Jeff was timely and very friendly…read more He resolved my drain back up issue and went the extra mile. You can tell he's a genuine person that is not trying to get one over on you and it's greatly appreciated and was very reasonable with his prices.

KFA in South Euclid needs to hire more staff. For them to offer transportation to and from school…read morebut not have a designated driver at all times and not be able to offer it on a consistent basis because of staff shortage is unacceptable. HIRE MORE PEOPLE!!.. so that if someone calls off or doesn't show up you still have an adequate number of employees to fulfill the services. Other than that the daycare is fine. But the transportation lapse on any given day is super inconvenient especially when you have to be at work before the kids have to be @ school. That was one of the main reasons we chose this daycare because of them being able to take them to and from school and even drop them off at home if in close enough radius.

One of the best local businesses in Eastlake. I have taken many classes here and learned so much…read morefrom the very talented and knowledgeable owner/instructors, Lisa and Casey. Among my favorite purchases which deserve 5 star ratings are the Helichrysum Balm (great for skin, etc.), Cold Defense Herbal Nasal Balm (good for inside nasal sores), Herbal Vapor Rub (think Vicks Vaporub but better), Lung Rescue Steam Blend to simmer and inhale, and Fire Cider. The environment is very warm and welcoming. I have even taken my grandsons to a few classes here (making pasta/homemade ice cream/flower seed bombs). Give them a visit -- you won't be disappointed!

I went to an herbal mocktails class here with my sisters last night and had the best time! Lisa and…read moreCasey are so fun, welcoming, and wildly knowledgeable -- I felt right at home. I picked up some gorgeous goodies (like a car diffuser and magnesium oil -- my husband slept like a dream!), and I'm already planning my next visit. My kids want to come too! Love this place.

I volunteered for the Cleveland International Program for several years while living in Cleveland…read more I love, love, love this program! They make international connections by inviting individuals to Cleveland for professional exchange. I've worked with members of all ages who have come to Cleveland for short stays of a few weeks, to longer stays of one year or more. Participants that I've worked with have come from countries such as Bosnia, Ghana, Holland, and Belarus. One area of focus is to help these professionals go back to their countries to revitalize infrastructure and community. Volunteering was a great experience. I made many international friends while showing them around town, connecting them to social activities, and even taking them on road trips to Niagra Falls. CIP is a super organization to support!