My husband and I love to thrift! While I understand this thrift store supports a great cause, the…read moreprices are very high. Like high enough that many things you can get on a sale rack, brand new. Also, they had a sales rack outside but then didn't want to honor the price. Another employee had to step in and say, "Yes, this is from the sales rack." The store is set up nice. It is easy to find great items, if you're willing to pay those prices.

We stopped by today to see what deals we could find…read more There was a "sale" rack with 1/2 price color ticket clothing. The clothes should have been recycled. Piling, stretched out collars, no deals here. Other items were on discount too, but the items were department store clearance at a small discount. Won't be back. You can get more for less at garage sales where they actually want to sell their items.

I am so thankful a place like this exists. I've always seen the little donation boxes at McDonald's…read morebut I had no idea all the services a Ronald Mcdonald house provided until I've needed help. The housing are basically like hotel rooms with 2 queen beds and bathroom. You have to clean up after yourself while you stay there. They have communal living rooms and play spaces for the children, a big courtyard, splash pad, communal dining room and kitchen. They also provide 3 meals a day. I am very thankful for all the volunteers and workers there.

What an incredible group of people! They are touching lives and helping families. Until I needed…read moretheir services I really didn't know anything about what they do but they are now on my list of worthy charities. Providing meals and lodging for families going thru difficult and often finically crippling medical issues. Many families here would have no other place to go for the weeks or months that their loved one(s) receive the medical attention they need. This facility is not just for those with limited recourses it is for everyone. if not for the folks here like we would be spending hours a day traveling instead of being at our sons' bedside at the hospital. It is truly humbling. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Jon and Jennifer Joyce

The plus is there's a clinic inside which I love!!!! I love any safe space for our community!!! But…read morethe downside was there was NO FITTING ROOM!! How can I see if the fit is slaying if I can't try it on??? The store itself was nice and there was a good selection for men and an okay selection for women but still so very nice pieces... just needs a fitting room.

Despite the clinic being small and occasionally having people around, we still visit because we…read moreappreciate the support it provides. It can be a bit awkward to browse the racks while navigating through the line, but we always manage to find something whenever we stop by in the area.

I don't even know where to begin about this specific Salvation Army! From the staff, to the…read moreclothing selection and up keep, everything about this location is amazing! For starters, this is my dedicated, neighborhood thrift store! The first time I went, I was sceptical, because it was so packed! I am talking, it felt like everyone in Dallas frequents this location! It is a drop off/donation center, so it makes sense! But omg! I am so glad I did that day! I have since been back many times, especially on Wednesday because all the clothes and bags are half off! As for the staff, everyone is always so happy and kind! I can go in and walk around for hours, having individual convos with each employee! It is the best, truly, and makes the experience 10x better! Finally, the clothes! Like I said, Wed is the best day because everything is half off! I have found some amazing pieces! Some of which are name brand for very low prices! For example, I found 3 REAL Coach bags, and I got 2 of them for under 40$! A steal in my books! I def recommend stopping in to browse!

Customer service was awful. I'm sure I was the first people they came to pick up, this rude elder…read morewas rushing me. He told me to hurry because he had 40 other homes he had to visit.. he did not pick up everything as requested and rushed to give me the paper. He did not pick up the mirror saying it needed to go with the dresser, but you pick up a headboard. He did not pick up everything that I had listed all because he was in a hurry. He also acted as if he couldn't help me move the headboard. Very rude customer service

Excellent facility with the absolutely the best staff. Tim is amazing along with the other staff…read moremembers. They do great work down there and go above and beyond. I highly recommend it to everyone!!!

This place saved my life! the people I met here and the quality of the recovery contained at the 24…read moreare first rate. Couldn't do this alone. Thank you for all of the support.

Love the mission and what they do for the community helping kids of homeless families.read more

From the owner: Vogel Alcove provides the following free services to homeless families: free quality childcare and…read moreeducational enrichment activities; screening for developmental delays; play, speech, physical, and occupational therapies; breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack; baby formula, diapers, wipes, and other childcare supplies; clothes and childcare supplies provided free of charge to Alcove families; adult therapy, family counseling, and parenting classes; access to Parkland Hospital's HOMES Van for healthcare; and access to a host of community resources through collaborating agencies.

They will celebrate a 100-year history in 2020!! Originally established in 1920 as the Dallas…read moreSilent Club (and incorporated in 1949). In 1970, they were renamed to the Dallas Association of the Deaf, Inc. (DAD). Made up of nearly 1,500 members, they are here to serve the needs of the D/deaf and hard of hearing (HOH) people in the Dallas, Texas vicinity, and their goal is to preserve their Deaf heritage, culture and American Sign Language (ASL). Although I am hearing, my intent is to write a YELP review for those who are curious about this organization and would like to know more about it from another source. Yes, my daughter and I are hearing and we are always looking for Deaf events that encourage us to join them and learn more about Deaf culture and help improve our ASL. With deep research I found DAD, but with more exposure, DAD could reach a larger audience and increase their numbers. Whether you are D/deaf, HOH, or hearing you are welcomed here. Membership for DAD is $10.00 annually. They are only open 1st and 3rd SATURDAY unless otherwise indicated on the website. We recently attended a wonderful event hosted by DAD called, the 18th Annual Dallas Bass Association of the Deaf (DBAD) luncheon. We were not required to have a membership to attend this event. It was a day-long event, $10.00 pp that included your lunch and it was held from noon until 5 pm. There were approximately 50+ people there, only four of us were hearing. We stayed for four hours. One by one we met and signed with nearly everyone there. We really enjoyed their personal stories about where they were from, their hardships and happiness. We definitely learned more about Deaf culture, and we were encouraged to tell others about DAD and to come back. See my pictures :) The best source for finding events with DAD is their Facebook page. Search: Dallas Association of the Deaf, Inc. When you arrive at the DAD building it is very intimidating. If you are not familiar with the area, like us, you are not confident that you are in the right place. This is how much we trusted Google, lol. The building is not branded with any kind of "DAD" signage and the physical numbers on the building are nearly gone. There is a door that faces the street and another door that faces the parking lot. We did not understand which door to enter. We drove around the building twice before we were able to figure it out. FYI it is the door facing the parking lot. However, once you step through the doors the environment was warm and inviting. The bar is to the left and it is set up for guests over 21+ who enjoy alcohol, however, you can order anything you want. The prices are more than reasonable. The bar area is very large, visually inviting, cool lights are strung above your head and there are a few game tables nearby like pool and poker. The banquet area is to the right and it is set up with oversized round tables that make it easy to sign to anyone around you. The food was catered in and potluck style. There was fried chicken, catfish, french fries, creamed corn, cucumber salad, cornbread as well as a table full of deserts. After four hours, we did not want to overstay our welcome so we politely visited each person to say goodbye. It took us another 30 minutes to say goodbye because we had made such great friends. I sincerely hope this YELP review was helpful and if you have any questions about DAD contact: info@dallasdeafclub.org

I recently had a wonderful opportunity to help build a house for a resident couple in the Joppa…read morecommunity, and it was great! The team of workers and volunteers of Habitat for Humanity - Dallas really made the experience worthwhile. I highly recommend people try it at least once. We all have something to give, and if only time is what you've got, so be it. You will likely leave tired, but having felt received more than you could ever give. Got muscle? Got faith? Got time? Got skills? Got steadfastness? Go! Don't get me wrong, it's hard work, but you're sowing good seeds here. They could use your help, and honestly, you could use theirs. It's amazing what we can do together on one accord. We started with the foundation and by the end of the day all of the walls of the house were up. So cool to be a part of something bigger than I. Check 'em out!

The manager and staff were fucking amazing and I am so happy with everything that I purchased. The…read morestore was presentable and organized and clean. Everything I got was an absolutely outstanding value for the price. They had everything I needed and more I couldn't be happier.

Wow. Just wow. I'm so blown away with this incredible place helping this homeless female vet in my…read moredire time of need. Reached out to them in desperation as I was living in my car and they reached out next morning asap eager to provide any assistance they could. I had been calling 20-30 homeless shelters and organizations a day trying to seek immediate shelter, and this ranch is the only place that stepped up to take me in . The owners are generous beyond words, just unconditional love and support every step of the way. Their cause is noble, their hearts are boundless, and they truly live by example. Could gush over them for days for all the help they've given me. Amazing housing accommodations- literally fully stocked cottage with the most tasteful decor and well thought out necessities already provided. If something wasn't there, they were eager to provide it asap. The farm is just adorable; all the animals are well taken care of and are such a pleasure to visit. It's quiet, comfortable, peaceful, and you can tell how much care was poured into putting these places together. Just all the little touches they've added. There's a full-sized oven/stove, refrigerator and freezer, microwave, washer and dryer provided, a place to shower, storage embedded for me to squirrel away belongings as needed, too lol. Roku TV was installed in my current unit today. Free and good Wi-Fi. Keurig for coffee. Even a water purifier! O_O Seriously what homeless shelter does that?? None. None I tell you. I've been there, lived in a shelter for 6 months, and this ranch blows every other place out of the water. If you are a woman veteran in need of housing assistance, please consider reaching out to Valor Ranch! If you are looking for a non-profit organization to support, I cannot recommend this lovely ranch enough!

From the owner: Passionately empowering our nation's SHEROES "Women Veterans" to write the rest of their story.read more