Wonderful volunteers and staff. I'm currently having to go here until I get back on my feet which I…read morehope is soon. Everyone is so incredibly helpful. I appreciate everyone who takes their time to explain things or help get you something if you have dietary restrictions. Truly humbled and grateful for this place that has helped keep my pantry and fridge full. It's best to make an appointment if you can. Call Monday's to set one. They are very good at getting back to you if you leave a voicemail and want information or an appointment. I still can't believe everything is free and it's so clean and organized. Thank you a million times

Very good food.my only issue was in line out front someone was vaping in line next to me I felt…read morewoozy

I've been utilizing Teen Challenge for more than a year. The team is highly attentive to our…read morerequirements. They are an admirable group of men who face their challenges daily, and the faith-based program offers them the necessary support to combat their struggles. They deliver excellent landscaping services and maintain the property meticulously. Occasionally, I have the opportunity to join in prayer with them. My gratitude goes to Teen Challenge!

My credit card was used at this place, the only time that day that it was used. It got…read morefraudulently charged, after I charged a Christian trinket to the card. Luckily, the card got intercepted by the card company, and the hundreds of dollars that had been charged got reversed. The manager at first said to me,"This is a Christian place, and nobody here would do that!" I responded, "You routinely employ people with poor backgrounds for your rehab places, one of which is the bookstore, right? ' She responded, "Yes, you have a point there." I will NOT patronize this place, ever again!

I was picking some colored pencils for my grandson and the man checking me out & I started a…read moreconversation about one of my favorite tee shirts

Scrappers Edge has the best product for the money. Their prints are so much juicier than the big…read morenames in printing. I tried Central Office across the street, to copy an 8×10 I cut in half, separating two paragraphs. I needed them separated, on two individual 8×10s. They charged 15.00 dollars, " formatting" for something I did myself on their printer, for 20 cents, that took me less than a minute. 15 dollars times 60 ? Hmmm.

Great selection of antiques and art. Found 2 pairs of black jogger sweats brand new with tags for…read more$5 & $3.50 bargains! Will definitely come back here again when in town.

With the current state of affairs, I have had to think twice when something breaks. Do I pay top…read moredollar or go check out my favorite thrift store where I have donated a lot of nice and some valuable items through the years has what I want? To my surprise, each time something broke (like a dish, a lamp and other things), I went to Tailwaggers in Henderson Center and found exactly what I needed at a very low price. These days, I am trying to buy most items 2nd hand before paying outrageous prices in stores with all the heartless DT tariffs being passed onto us. Tailwaggers has a very nice man working there. Everyone was super nice and helpful whenever I have gone there to buy something. Many years ago, when my cat became missing (got out of the house right after a move), Sequoia Humane Society helped me find my kitty who managed to get out and then lost when a loud mower came unannounced. Then, it began pouring rain for three weeks straight. The nice man who found my then less than a year-old kitty crying under his back shed, lived only two blocks away. My kitty was shy. She would not come to anyone but me. The nice man had been feeding her sardines from a can and he called Sequoia Humane Society where I had also posted a flier with my phone number. I went to that man's house and he took me to his back yard shed, where baby cat was hiding. When she heard my voice, she came to me. We were so happy to be reunited. Baby cat wanted to be held in my arms for weeks after that. She had been missing for nearly a month. I split the donation I had posted on fliers between the Sequoia Humane Society and that nice man who took the time and effort to reunite us. This is the primary reason why I love Sequoia Humane Society and Tailwaggers so much that I donate all gently used and even new items, as I don't want to deal with Craig's list, etc. These days with money tight, I am shopping there frequently too.

So, in addition to having the coolest bathrooms in NoHum, the Humboldt Coastal Nature Center, where…read moreFriends of the Dunes call home, is well worth the visit. Trails leave right from the HCNC. Friendly and knowledgable volunteer staff greet you and can help you plan your trip. Stop by after your walk and report what you saw on the whiteboard. Take a load off and use the binocs to capture a 'life' bird siting. The gift shop has ultra cool stamps, stickers, tshirts and hats. Along with local natural history guides. The architecture itself is something to behold. Do not miss this!

A place of wonderment and exploration. Awesome volunteers meet you at the front to help you make…read morethe most of your visit. There are microscopes with trays of interesting items. There's a super fun matching game that's a hoot and managed to stump two marine biologists. There a quaint little gift shop with cool t-shirts, hats, stickers and notecard plus a selection of guides and interp books. You must check out their state of the art restrooms. Definitely be sure you go for a hike in the dunes, they have heaps of markers so you can find your way back. The wildflower are beautiful and you can see lots of wildlife especially if you're quiet. Plus there's a lovely beach and if it warm.....jump in!! Anyway, it's a must visit, great for kids and it's free unless you want to make a donation.

I almost don't want to leave a review for the Discovery Shop, because it feels like a secret I want…read moreto keep. I love this store so much, it's one of my favorite thrift stores. The prices are slightly higher than other local second-hand places, but all of the clothes are so well-sorted, in great condition, and don't have that thrift store smell, so I'm happy to pay a bit more. The store is well-organized, curated, and CLEAN. Staff/volunteers are friendly. Keep an eye out for the 50% off color tags! And the storewide 50% off sale a few times a year.

The selection is great. The shop is like a quaint boutique. Friendly staff and volunteers. I would…read morerecommend this as your go to for all your needs

My credit card was charged twice and I did not even realize until Capital One reached out to me…read morenotifying me. This place is dirty, gross and sketchy.....won't be back. Somehow my laundry felt dirtier afterwards. The guy that sits in the employee room is super creepy as well, just staring the whole time I was there.

First impression: Dirty, trash can over flowing, carpeted floor dirty. Out dated,needs to be…read morepainted. No TV's,no music. Only about 8 chairs to sit in,many customers just standing or waiting in there cars.Many out of service machines I counted 8 washers OOS and a couple of dryers.You have to load money on a card and tap the card to pay. No Quarters or bills excepted on machines. But to buy soap or dryer sheets it only takes quarters!? What the heck! Very cold inside, no heat,everyone was wearing their jackets inside. No attendant present, thankfully other customers helped me figure out how to use the card since instructions were lacking. The dryer only works in 10 min intervals, then you have to re start with your card for another 10 mins! Customers are stuck in a most inhospitable laundry mat,timing your own loads ( thats right,no count down timer for you or others to see when your load is done,but it won't be done you'll have to pay again) running over to tap your card every ten minutes on each dryer you use. If this is your best, this is not the profession for you. You are failing big time. The customers you should be serving deserve so much better.

Not an actual location but a great resource in a disaster situation. Reach out on FB or IG.read more