Has a lot of great resources here for women in need. I got into transitional housing referred by…read moreanother woman here and am grateful for Polly helping me with my housing applications when I needed help. I love participating in Art class on Sundays and the meals served here are always great! Plenty of options for vegetarian, too! And a B-I-G thank you for your service work, for all those who volunteer!

I went for an immediate interview here, after telling the Director that I had eight years of…read morecollege and a Bachelors in Human Services MGMT. I am also a survivor of severe slander and gaslighting and have had to endure a lot of unnecessary set backs that often times women with ex oartners in law enforcement, have to endure . She treated me like trash as if my valuable experience was nothing , and I was mad at myself for even giving her my time and energy after the way she disregarded what it has taken to get to a place of stability in order to even be IN the interview . After all, isn't the goal of homeless womens shelters to rehabilitate them and see them thrive ? Or is it to just be at the brunches and benefits for the staff ? I would not recommend trusting the women in charge at this facility

I recommend this food bank to my homeless clients often. Its a great resource and one that is…read moreneeded in the community!

Staff make it known that Black people are not welcome here to volunteer or receive services. Black…read moreAmericans do not need to waste any time volunteering for this organization because the staff will give negative reviews simply because the person is Black. Moreover, the people in the organization openly show their contempt and hostility towards Black people who come in for services by turning them away.

We visited the store and the staff was very rude will not be returning again. It should be more…read moreaccommodating

This is a must see ‼ great staff, great deals, great vibes. Selection is unmatched. Been coming for…read moreyears.

The center itself is fine, but go at your own risk because they will be blowing up your phone daily…read morefor YEARS if you donate even once. They have continued to do this for many years now and I have no idea how to stop them from robocalling me, other than to block the number. You try to do a good thing and voluntarily donate blood with no expectation of getting anything back, and this is your reward

Donate somewhere else!!!…read more They have been calling me for years 1 or more times a day. Now about once every 1-2 weeks. I have asked to be removed as I live out of the area and more importantly because of the spam!!! They say they will remove me many times but the calls keep coming. Blocked Now. Donating is a great thing to do, but this place is FOR PROFIT. Go somewhere where they are actually motivated by a good heart and not by converting your blood into their money.

I've been shopping at crossroads for over a decade. I've found some really good gems and still have…read morea selvedge denim jacket and an All Saints pea coat. Given the location of the store, I'm glad there is security. The selection does reflect a younger ish demographic of 20 something college students with a sprinkle of vintage Pendleton and Eddie Bauer. If you know what you're looking for and study brands, this is a great shop. I found a made in Amsterdam recycled blanket sweater which is super cozy. I randomly find made in Portugal shoes that may run for $280 to $300 for $40. I think it's about approach. I will say that the Cap Hill location feels like the grow up sibling. I go here for Scotch and Soda blazers, Camper shoes, random Nike collabs, and a $20 dress shirt. I am happy that this crossroads exists. Service is hit or miss. Over 10 years it's hard to quantify the helpful from the snooty. I think all in all I give it a 7 out of 10.

The selection of women's clothes here is okay, but definitely not worth it for the price. I saw…read moremultiple faded & worn out Brandy Melville tops selling for $15-$18 even tho it's $20-$24 for the same item full price on Brandy Melville's website. Definitely disappointing for a thrift store, selection and price wise. My Hispanic bf has also felt like they treat him differently every-time he goes in there without me. And from reading these reviews it seems like other people have noticed this issue too. And I have noticed I get treated differently when I go in with him than when I go alone or with friends.

Today is 2024... but 75 years ago, this neighborhood put up decor and invited the general public to…read morevisit. It's still happening. It's a yearly tradition that started near the end of WW2, during a time when there were blackouts to prevent bombing targets at night. Back then, residents put up "Candycanes" which were 4in stove pipes shaped as candy canes, dressed up in the red and white; as a way to keep the Christmas tradition celebration going. Today, it's still going, and it's short, just about 3 city blocks, but each house has a "Peace" sign in various world languages, to celebrate just that. Tip, park nearby, then walk to the western "entrance" then do the loop. If you are lucky, a resident might have hot cocoa for you. It's not an event, but rather residents getting together to doing something for visitors. It's free, so don't expect professional level lighting, but just enjoy a unique part of Seattle life.

Candy Cane Lane is a yearly tradition where a bunch of houses in a small street will have Christmas…read morelights that you can drive through. To get here, go through the narrow streets in the Ravenna neighborhood and you'll see signs for the entry point. You can drive through the street to take some pictures or you can find parking and walk around the houses. It's a nice little festivity that gets you in the holiday spirit.

stopped going here because of poor food management. came here with a doctor's note on what i can…read moreeat. the person in charge did not follow it at all felt like he put things in bag that i can't eat!