A great and inexpensive alternative to traditional clothing shopping for women. This store is great…read moreand supports women's initiatives. Donations are welcomed.

I am writing as a volunteer and I have benefited greatly from being here in this environment. It…read moreis such a positive place. Sarah, Heidi, and Carol are such amazing women to work with. Sarah is the uber talented director of the YWCA Allentown. Heidi is the brilliant and stylish program director. Carol manages and trains the volunteers. Carol is so kind and personable - she always sees the very best in people and is so encouraging! "The Perfect Fit supports limited income women entering the workforce by providing professional clothing for job interviews and the first week of work. The clothing, as well as the process, empowers and evokes confidence in the client, raises self-esteem, and enhances a woman's ability to succeed." - Perfect Fit brochure. Donations are taken by appointment during business hours. Current, Modern Business Wear and Business Casual Wear along with all items listed on The Perfect Fit's Facebook's page is especially appreciated. If your company is interested in helping by having a clothing drive, please call The Perfect Fit. We will provide flyers and donation receipts. Volunteers are always welcome. It's a great place to work and help make a difference....

The store has new managers and the place looks great! There is a great selection of clothing…read moreupstairs. Furnishings and household decor are arranged to resemble my own living spaces at home. Everything is sorted and arranged into departments - and the store is huge. Frequently stop in because they are always getting in new items. Plus, it is a convenient place to donate our own things that we are ready to part with but still have more life in them.

Found a jacket in the no tag section where prices go based off the sign. The jacket was clearly…read moresecond hand with some staining, which I was fine with because it fit and was going to be an outdoors coat. At the check out, the lady tells me that this coat "should have" a tag because it's Columbia brand, and that it would be $4 more than what the sign was BECAUSE they up-charge for Columbia. She asked if that was okay, and told her that the sign said $8 for jackets. She then proceeded to say "it's okay not to buy it". Maybe $4 is not a lot to the average person, but it is a lot to most people going to thrift stores, including myself. You got the item for free and I'm coming to a thrift store because I can't afford to buy retail as a student... I ended up not buying because of that increase in price. Again, the jacket was in no means "good condition", it just fit and I needed a jacket. It's unprofessional to up-charge a worn item at the cash register just because you THINK it should be more.

This is Review Number of (MAESTRO or MAESTRA a few notes on the piano if you please) Two (Dos, Yee)…read moreof this Category! I see the first person and he local person gave only TWO STAR! If one reads any reviews of TIGER on any Food Bank on any Salvation Army Corps, glad all I write used helping children that town, that state! I the TIGER also mentioned many if not all Local People give low of one star or of two star, any can give three star, and the out town people give high of four star or of five star, the out state people give high of four star or of five star Okay, so recently got thank you sent $5.10 just like home town Area Code! For every dollar they receive, this Food Bank able turn into six dollar worth food, wow, so this situation will be eleven dollar ten cent worth food, wow that should be start help the children of Nazareth Pennsylvania, The Keystone State! News Letter, wow, a program call Military Share! Wow I like the idea, food given to our military members! There over sixty five thousand active and veterans in this six county region! Thank you to this Food Bank for helping the military, they serve our country, again, great idea! Glad my donation helping the children of Nazareth Pennsylvania, again The Keystone State!

Please be True to your Mission Statement-Second Harvest-that in part states, "to provide resources…read morefor education and advocacy to end hunger." As 1 of your non-profit member agencies, please help with our education of how to utilize your recent distribution (quarterly) of: -TWINKIES-numerous cases of -Light Popcorn-48 large bags -Rice -Juice -Cereal-Crispy Rice -Soup-Sole Protein,canned-Chicken noodle, 6 cs. -Mac&cheese, 8 single serving cups -Frozen items-including large lamb cut (1 only) As our non-profit serves our countys' low income seniors housing plus many other deserving individuals and families (60+) , was the above list our "access to sufficient sources of nutritious foods essential to building sustainable healthy communities" that confirms your "belief that no one should ever go hungry"? How are we to "improve the health and nutrition of our low income seniors"? Once again, there seems to be a disconnect between your federally funded "SUNShine boxes" program ("Serving Under Nourished Seniors") allocation: -Cereal -Juice -Vegetables, canned -Fruits, canned -Milk, evaporated -Pasta -Peanut Butter -Protein (Beef, Chicken, or Tuna) -Cheese and our non-profits quarterly food distribution. A reconnect on Second Harvests' part by distributing more nutritious foods remains critical to sustain our communitys' health! Without the above, the financial burden to close the nutritious resources gap continues to fall on our non-profits' shoulders. Being True to your Mission Statements will then earn you more stars. Note: Quoted material directly from Second Harvest of Lehigh Valley and Northeast PAs' website.

Habitat for Humanity's Restore seems to be a great execution for a very worthy cause. Kind of like…read morea thrift store - but the items that are donated are usually from homes that being refurbished - or contractors working on homes and commercial businesses. You'll find a lot of appliances, furniture, cabinetry, doors, tiling, some home decor items, and what would probably be best described as contractor supplies such as cleaning supplies, adhesives, and various small items. You can get some great prices and depending what your needs are, it's probably worth a look. The staff and patrons are all very friendly. Ample parking in the shopping center's lot. Handicap parking is nearby.

They well help only if drug free and there's a good chance your working also must be a residents of…read morebark and it's 2 dolors bed fee food good and they've address many issues from past new AC and bunks

I absolutely love this daycare! They are very welcoming and you can tell that they truly care about…read moreyour children. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for childcare in the Lehigh valley area!

I have the pleasure of adopting 3 amazing dogs for The Sanctuary over the last 15 years! The time…read moreand patience involved by the volunteers during this process was fantastic! You can truly see the love determination and dedication to their animals this shelter has! The Sanctuary is a small shelter almost completely run by volunteers and their hard work is inspiring!

I did a transport here from Philly and was highly impressed with facilities. 5 acres and plenty of…read morekennel space. Owner was very pleasant and has a huge heart. Some dogs even had a private mini cottage house lol. Lots of outside space as well as walking trails. Cats available too! Owner takes a lot of rescues from Philly. I saw a couple adopt and they were provided with toys food and an adoption goodie bag.

It's a Gift has items that I haven't seen anywhere else, which really helps when shopping for…read moresomeone who "has it all". If you have someone for whom you just can't figure out what to give them as a gift, then this is the place to go! I've purchased several things there and have been pleased with the reaction on the receiving end because the gift items are very original. Also nice to know that a contribution to a local charity is made by It's a Gift on each purchase.