I had a Very bad Experience with the two staff that work there.... today I was dropping off woman…read moretoo get her some help. The front lady had Very bad attitude going too be all crazy and stuff... no Help

They sure like to preach and love their bible verses about helping people and forgiveness but will…read morenot hesitate to turn away all services for someone that made a mistake in recovery. Shameful organization. They of all people should know that it's very rare for people to obtain sobriety for life on their first try. They portray themselves as God's helpers on the surface and for all of social media to see. Shame on them for preaching the word of God and Jesus when they are a one and done with you organization. I'm done donating money here.

I have had the pleasure of volunteering with Habitat for Humanity in many different times in my…read morelife (high school, college, adulthood), and have seen first hand the good they do for the community. My most recent volunteer activity was with my company, so I had a group of folks I knew from my day-to-day life there with me, but you won't always have that. But that means you'll meet a few strangers to turn into new friends! There is a task for any level of expertise. If you're a newbie, you may just be holding a ladder for a bit. If you're a little green but have some experience you may be able to paint some things. If you're an expert and have experience in certain construction things, they may even have you helping to attach doors and put up drywall. These are just examples, but the point is that no matter your skill-set, don't let it keep you from volunteering. The main "construction" of cement pouring and foundation building is obviously done by actual professionals, so you can't do anything that will mess up the house too bad. I definitely recommend volunteering with Habitat for Humanity. While it may be hot (because most builds have been done during the summer in my experience), and some hard work, it can actually be a lot of fun!

Had a great experience volunteering and giving back to the community today. I worked with some very…read morehumble, caring, kind hearted people. We spent several hours building a home for a very fortunate family. Jordan was our team lead and he was very knowledgeable and communicated with everyone very professionally. If you are reading this, look up Habitat for Humanity and give a few hours to help a family with your sweat labor. Habitat for Humanity is a great organization and they are doing some very good things in Omaha, for the people of Omaha. They have several programs to help families become a home owner.

Such wonderful people and being able to pick out the items you need is so nice. Having blankets and…read morewarm socks to get for free is amazing!!

From the owner: Open Door Mission is a Gospel Rescue Mission that meets the needs of individuals and families while…read moreinspiring HOPE for lasting change.

Thrilled to see that Carol Blood has taken over the helm of this valuable and worthwhile…read moreorganization! I can only see City Sprouts continuing to "grow" under her positive leadership. This nonprofit truly makes a difference in the community through education, strengthening neighborhoods, promoting viability and is available to all age groups. Whether you are interested in volunteering, learning or donating, it all facilitates a purpose for the greater good.

I joined a few of my coworkers to go and spend part of the day volunteering to help clean up some…read moreweeds. We got a tour of the place and I got to say this is really a very cool place. It's a community garden which they are revamping from the raised beds they had. Additionally there is a place for people to drop off food and supplies 24-hour refrigerator food they just ask you to take what you need and I think once the gardens have the limits like one day per person per visit. I highly recommend.

I've been involved with Food Bank for the Heartland for many years in different aspects, including…read morefinancial donations, volunteering, and fundraising. My most recent activity with Food Bank for the Heartland was with my company's leadership building group (Pathfinders), and our volunteering task was packing meal kits for food-insecure students. Our activity leader from the Food Bank was very informative and understanding with any mistakes made by our group or questions we had. You can tell they really care about the mission of the organization, in every step of the process. We each had certain jobs in an assembly line situation, which made it a lot easier to do everything in the correct order so the little meals are packed in the best possible way. If you volunteer with a group of friends or coworkers, you can have fun, while doing good for others. This organization does great things for the community, and are very worthy of your financial contributions or volunteer time!

My team volunteered at the Food Bank this week, and it was such a rewarding experience. It felt…read moreamazing to have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the community. The video at the start, explaining all the incredible work being done and the impact it's having, really put everything into perspective. It was such a fun and fulfilling day that left us feeling energized and inspired for the rest of the week."

Front desk could use a lot of work. A simple greeting like "Hi, have you been in before?" Would…read morework. Instead I got a hi and a blank stare. Didn't bother staying for a drink or the cats. I refuse to spend my money at an establishment who won't treat a customer with basic respect. If you're seriously looking to adopt a kitten or cat. Just go to the animal shelter. You'll be able to get a friendly smile and work with people who actually want to get the animal a home.

I have heard countless amazing reviews about Felius from everyone to friends, family, coworkers,…read moreand even someone who used to volunteer with them! I brought my sister for their Saturday kitten yoga and it was seriously one of the best experiences I have ever had in Omaha. I never thought I would get the opportunity to do something like this, so when I saw the listing on their Instagram, I immediately bought tickets. When we arrived at Felius, we were greeted by the friendliest and kindest staff, who were very helpful in guiding us through the process. I had never been so I was not sure what to expect, but I was truly wowed. First of all, the yoga instructor was very kind and helpful, and I felt her yoga routine was very soothing and easy to follow for all ages. I am not necessarily great at yoga but I found it simple to follow along, and I loved her guided meditation and the soothing music that accompanied the workout. The kittens they had in the room were absolutely the cutest and most darling animals I have ever seen, and if anything it was difficult to focus not because they were disruptive, but of how stinking cute they were! At one point a kitten even jumped on my back while in cat/cow pose, and I caught it on video! The kittens and cats were so friendly and well-behaved, and it is evident they are super comfortable around people. By the end we were even given around 30 minutes of play time with them, which is honestly the best deal since there were not many of us! I will be coming back for sure, and bringing my friends too!!!

Absolutely lovely place. Tons of free resources for the community including Apple and PC computers…read more I know they have other technology available for use too like free coding courses and three d printing. Currently you do have to be a member and make a reservation to use the technology but I have walked in and gotten a reservation right away because it's not been too busy when I've gone. They also have tons of free things of kids to learn about technology and for those who are more tech illiterate to learn more!! Very clean and quite and they have cheap printing. About 15c for b and w if I recall properly. A wonderful space in the Omaha community for sure!!

An absolutely amazing organization located in the old Borders Building on the corner of 72nd and…read moreDodge The primary goal/focus is to provide computer and technology training to all for no charge. Do Space is a registered 501c3 non-profit. The space itself is quite impressive. High ceilings and rows upon rows of computers available for use as you walk in (both PCs and Macs). Conference centers and meeting rooms equipped with audiovisual equipment that can be reserved for your events. A super cool 3D printing lab and laser cutting system. You can also check out Computers, tablets for use within the facility. Check out the Do Space website at www.DoSpace.org to get the most up to date list of training. Classes start accepting registration 30 days out. Use of the facility and technology are free, but you have to sign up for a membership card. The process is quick. Just show a photo ID, they put you in the system and start checking things out. The information desk and volunteers are extremely helpful and eager to assist in any way they can I have already seen several classes that I am interested in to include learning how to do 3D printing Oh and did I mention that everything is free? The only charge will be for materials if you are printing and/or doing 3D in order to pay for the filament.

Cute little thrift store! Decently organize with decent prices. I like that prices are well…read moredisplayed and are general for most items unless marked. They do have sales ($1 for all clothes when I went in). They have a large selection of books and all the usual thrifty things. Clothes are limited compared to some thrift stores. Definitely worth the stop for most thrifters.

This is one of my favorite little thrift stores to drive a little ways for. The staff is always so…read morekind and they have so many fun treasures. I especially love to look at their sewing section and notions. I have found some great vintage patterns and fabric here, not the mention, my vintage Kenmore machine I got here for $10! Great prices and great organization.