We adore LWTG! I seriously can't say enough great things about this program. As a stay at home mom,…read moreI was looking for activities to get my kiddo involved in and stumbled upon LWTG. Not only is it a way for your child to socialize - you also bond with a ton of fellow parents and engage in valuable parent ed. The teachers are amazing and they really try to make everything extremely inclusive and accessible. Run, don't walk, to sign your kid up for this program. You won't regret it!

We love Lake Washington Toddler Group! I attend with my 2 year old daughter and it is the best part…read moreof our week. My daughter thrives in the toddler friendly environment and especially enjoys the new art projects every week. At LWTG you get a little of everything (art, science, music, stories, parent education, parent connection, etc.) which makes this an amazing value. As a parent I really appreciate the strict sick policy as it ensures all families who attend remain healthy. We are thrilled that we get to attend this program for years to come.

This group is something special. There are many facets and working parts that make it all…read morepossible, well beyond the typical services. Every person should get to know Hopelink and say thank you for all they do in our community. Hey Hopelink, Thank You! From your friend at Amazon Produce :)

This is an amazing place serving the community in need. They have a food bank in a supermarket…read morestyle where the clients can select what they want to take home. They also offer other services to help people and families that are recovering their lives. The employees are all very nice to everybody. I feel very happy to be a volunteer at the Hopelink!

Excellent thrift shop! It was very clean and well-organized with very fair prices. Staff was…read morefriendly and helpful. Highly recommend!

Lots of blouses to chose from. Definitely for older women. Not much of a men's selection. Baby…read moresection is very limited. The women suggest I go to "Small Threads" for baby clothes.

My first grader was reluctant and nervous to try out a new after-school place, but when I picked…read morehim up yesterday he begged to return and even stated that he wishes to LIVE at Island Time! You can't argue with the honesty of a six year old! The managers of Island Time are long time child care providers and it's immediately evident that they love what they do.

Island Time Kid's Program is such an incredible after-school and summer care program. The staff are…read moresupportive and kind, the kids create such a fun environment for each other and the programs offered are educational. Cheryl, the director, puts the kids interests first and is always looking for ways to reinvest in the program and how to improve things. The kids all play with each other, doesn't matter how old they are, and the staff are trained to treat the kids with love and kindness above all else. I would highly recommend this program!

I'm proud to support the Mona Foundation - with its grassroots efforts supporting women and…read morechildren worldwide. The organization boasts a serious group of volunteers committed to supporting its initiatives and 98% of all donations to Mona support their efforts. Visit www.monafoundation.org for more info.

From the owner: Mona Foundation is a nonprofit (501)c. We find grassroots educational organizations that educate…read morepeople of all backgrounds and raise the status of women and girls. We partner with the people doing the actual work of development in the field to help them fulfill their goals as they expand and evolve to meet the needs of their communities We believe in the innate capacity and the inherent right of each individual, regardless of economic status, to be the protagonist of their own development. We select projects based on a thorough process that includes site visits and our field-tested selection criteria. Mona Foundation develops long-term relationships with locally operated organizations and provides multi-year funding (six years on average). The projects that we support empower communities to implement their own development activities.Because change happens over a long time, this approach gives the organizations stability and the ability to plan for growth. The effect of our strategy has been dramatic. Mona Foundation has helped several grass-roots initiatives grow from humble beginnings (such as tutorial schools under trees) to recognized educational institutions, including three that are now universities.

Community Loaves is a non-profit, providing training, guidance, and infrastructure enabling food…read morebanks to receive loaves of honey oat sandwich bread (and more recently, energy cookies). Volunteer home bakers in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and California create baked goods twice a month, delivering them to neighborhood hubs that serve as collection points. Community Loaves takes it from there, getting the bread to local food banks. They also provide the recipes and training, ensuring that the bread produced is consistent and meets their nutritional goals. Packaging is distributed to the bakers by the hubs, and some ingredients can be purchased directly from the hubs as well. Community Loaves provides a wonderful link, making sure that the products of local bakers go directly to address the issue of food insecurity in their communities. Their website has information on how to get involved, and to support their mission.

Shopped at this business when they were located in Snoqualmie. Personnel were very nice and…read morehelpful at Snoqualmie location. Today, we visited NB store. You all need to make sure to tell your cashiers that they need to be friendly to customers even if they may be having a bad day. The cashier didn't seem to care about customers or working there. No smile, no "Hi! How are you?".

My experience with this particular organization will be different from the other reviews here due…read moreto interacting with them outside of their location. Today my daughter and I went to donate clothing to Value Village and a full sized boxed truck from Treasures in Heaven was in line in front of us. Once they pulled up to the unloading area it and started to unload in became apparent this was a loaded full box truck, unloading for well over 30 minutes while cars piled up in line and the driver and passenger did very little to assist in the unloading process while the entire VV team worked their butts off. I doubt the fact people are donating to this Christian organization and simply having it turned over to Value Village is what people donating are hoping for. This is also incredibly rude behavior on behalf of Treasures as the line is nearly out of the parking lot, people are abandoning the line foregoing donating. Many of the boxes are taped shut so the VV workers have to open them prior to accepting them slowing the process further. Treasures is dumping their unwanted inventory at the Issaquah Value Village, holding up the line, hogging up the employees and inconveniencing dozens of people simply trying to do a nice thing. I'm writing this review because I find this behavior extremely unbecoming of Treasures and likely deceptive to those donating there, furthermore it is inconsiderate on multiple levels.