Sadly Goodroots NW (formerly the Bonney Lake Food Bank) is losing it lease for the Market on Hwy…read more410 and will close on Sept. 26, 2025. However those with food insecurities can obtain food by using the refrigerated lockers in the area. They can sign up and order food from the website below: https://goodroots.org/index.php Hopefully a new location will be found in the future so that the Market can reopen.

Wonderful staff here. Very friendly, and they don't waist anytime helping out and answering any…read morequestion. Visiting here with some friends in need and the place is immaculate, we'll stick and neatly put together. If you find the need - they are there to meet you with warm smiles.

Love what they are about and what they do for people. I chose to donate here every time…read more Donations are on MWF certain hours, and they do limit the amount you donate. 6 boxes/bags that was less than 20 or 25 lbs They also have a facebook page that lists what they are in need of donation wise!

Well managed donation center who helps many on our community. Staff is friendly, well organized.read more

Out of all the food banks we've been to, this has to be the worse in regards how long it takes to…read moreget your stuff- It was almost 3 hours from waiting in the car parked in the lot, to the point was able to select the stuff we wanted. Most places you can be in and out in under half hour or less. They really need to work on this system.

Dropped off a carload full of donations during my lunch break. It's a little difficult to find,…read morebecause Google maps led me to the storage unit business. The food bank is actually right past it, located in same parking lot at the Holy Nazarene Church a little further down the road than the storage unit area. Important to note that if you're dropping off donations do NOT wait in the vehicle line, you can just zip right past the line and go to the back side to drop off stuff. For donations, they take unexpired and unopened food items, new toiletry items, new paper goods etc. they declined my rice cooker - so don't bring appliances as they won't accept cook ware.

I have been stopping here regularly for a couple years now; the main part of the store is not big,…read morenot a lot of men's clothes, but I have bought a few books here, and quite a lot of old records that they sell much cheaper than Goodwill. It's been a great place for furniture. We have two chairs in our living room from St. Vincent. Best of all is the courteous staff. Clean restrooms, and I always get an ice cold Coke from the machine (cheaper than at any grocery store).

Super close to home, a thrift store with the good thrift prices! Found so many goodies for home…read moredecor, I also like how cheap the DVD's are. Also got some dining chairs from the yard too

Age ranged: 18+…read more Everything is horrible now. 5am lights cut on. 6am everyone gets up. Be out by 7. No matter if there is weather, rain, snow, and hail you have to be outside. 7:30am comes. Breakfast. Now it's a hit or miss but it's food so I can't complain and thankful for the volunteers. But it's what happens after breakfast which I will now explain my big issue. The men's side has a day room. Harsh weather hits hard sometimes and all of 60+ aged or disabled (with paper proof) can be the only ones inside. Everyone else has to leave the premises. I was 18 when I went there which was a huge mistake. Standing outside in the weather for long periods of time. A 20 million dollar building being made but treats the residents like sh**. Not even that but the women's side, so small compared to the men's which they have access to the fridge, kitchen, more and more things. You would think that if you have 20 million dollars you would put 10 million into each for expanding both since more women are going and experiencing homelessness. But no. Not at all. They play favorites here so badly. It took my friend who is a man 2 months to get a place. Ive been there for over 3 months left after my 3 month mark and an additional 2 months to still not even get help when I had a good paying job. They go based off of favorites and who they like more to actually use the money that is being funneled into this organization. That's the thing, all of this money, all of these resources and not once do anyone see or ever hear about these resources. You could go to TRM right NOW and ask any of the residents and they will say the same. They don't do events, most times the food is cold or you could pick up grits with your thumb and index finger. If they were actually using their money to help their residents, why is it that I met women who been there for over 5 years who had been trying to leave that place? Then it started to click. This place doesn't want you to thrive but they keep you there. But anyways 5:00pm comes, dinner is served. 6:00 is here, some if not most of the men goes inside, women's side has to wait until 6:30. And if the bell get rung before 6:30 for whatever reason they make you wait outside as punishment for a few extra minutes. That's true and you can ask about it. 6:30 hits, go inside, shower, dress up, get ready to sleep. Then 8 hits. Lights out. If you do have a dog allergy then I feel heavily bad for you.

Mission supervisor, Julius L, is a literal life-saver, and without him, I wouldn't have thought to…read moreleave a review at all. He patiently listens to each person that reaches out to him, no matter who they are, and he's swift at creating and executing effective solutions to challenging situations, whether they're individual or interpersonal conflicts, or problems clients may have with the Mission, itself. Julius is also very diplomatic, and is able to restore peace and order to a disorderly crowd without raising his voice or putting his hands on people. He genuinely cares about everyone that walks through the Mission doors, and you can tell just by looking at him that his position isn't just a job to him. He's a big asset to his organization.

Thank you for the holiday miracles your volunteers provide and the service to the community and…read morechildren.

this is my first year that I'm in need of some help for presents an after doing some research I…read morefound the toy rescue mission Im very thankful for what these people do an what they have to offer. if your in need I suggest to look them up...I truly feel blessed thank you TOY RESCUE MISSION

You guys are short on food what the fuck hope there's more next time I come and there's no milk. I…read morewouldn't recommend anybody going to this food bank. If you guys are always short, that's bullshit.

The food bank is open to residents within the Auburn school district and has just recently been…read morerenovated to receive even more donations with a new walk-through room with a new shelving system up and down a U-shaped isle for consumers to walk around and have a clear color coded system to help me make my shopping at this location fast and easy! Today the holiday spirit was manifested by all who serves here, from a friendly staff to welcome you with coffee and a smile to all the people in our community who walk in and offer a super surprise donation, to our fellow neighbors with hearts a brimming about giving a damn about someone else with direction for how each new station works and one best part around the holidays is the eggnog, well this place has it and soft, butter rolls, check! Plus, it's time for the butternut squash, carrots and potatoes and yes! They have that and so much more! Really, I must of saved over 150$ in great grocery meal deals today and I can come back again! They help families twice a month! But don't take my word for it! Come on down and bring a picture ID and a proof of address for each member of your household, whether your related or not you can be happy here!

Super organized, fair pricing, kind and helpful staff...A trifecta!…read more This is one of the best thrift stores in Tacoma and with Blue closed, I'm so happy to have found this treasure.

Sis is a thrift store fiend so when we found ourselves in Tacoma an hour early for a dinner…read morereservation, we ended up here. I thought it would be closed because it's New Year's Day, but surprise. I thought the place would be kinda junky from the exterior but it's clean and has a curated collection of items. She walked away with a handcrafted pottery bowl for $5.99 that is amazingly similar to one of her favorite mugs. Score! Now I know we'll be checking this place out again whenever we're in town.