1/18/25- Last stop…read moreto see if they would accept my kitchen faucet.. Four stars because they did! Drop off donations is located in the back of the store- Not to compare to the fun stores in Redwood City- and the bay.. Walked in and surprised how big and semi busy. Nothing to take home- a good thing as I am spring cleaning.. lol..

This is one of my favorite stores to support. This store is essentially a giant home depot thrift…read morestore. I tend to forget to check this place out when I'm in a dire need of a home improvement item. I am not in the area much, but when I am I tend to find a lot of cool goodies. They do have a small section of thrift household items but overall they carry pretty new and lightly used items. Think of home depot returns, left overs from an over stocked store or even from a job site or home project. Anyways their mission statement and good they do and bring into the community is something I support. So in the future instead of tossing new/lightly used/good condition home items, see if they'll take it. If not come by and check this place out if you are doing some home or business renovations. I have picked up quite a bit of useful stuff for my home and new business. Everything from cleaning solutions to a brand new toilet plunger. Friendly and helpful staff along with customers.

I heard about Urban roots last year (2025) and participated in 2 events. This year I signed my…read moredaughter up in the preschool program for this spring and it has been a wonderful experience. The programs are extremely hands on, including arts and craft activities, sowing seeds, harvesting and tasting vegetables. My daughter looks forward to visiting Urban Roots all the time. Ellena and all the other staff members are always so friendly and welcoming. They're informative and all seem to really enjoy their jobs at the garden. This place is just wonderful for everyone regardless of age. I highly recommend it for all kids but especially for homeschooling families looking for extra curricular activities.

First time experiencing urban roots attending a baby shower and it was very cute! The farm has a…read morelot to look at and so many beautiful plants and flowers. The space is a very big size. It was a very hot day and the only shade we had was two pergolas so that was a bit hard with everyone huddled under them but it is an outdoor farm after all I learned some other things they offer such as camps for kids which sounds like a fun activity!

With the pandemic wreaking havoc worldwide, I am self quarantining and seldom leave home. As we…read moreknow many of our friends, neighbors and relatives are short on finances or have no source of income. I am focusing on nonprofit organizations that are helping those in need. This month the focus was on St Vincent's Dining Hall. They are feeding more people than ever and they need our help. I am a firm believer that in the USA no one should go hungry, unfortunately that is not the case. Next month I will donate to the food bank. Join me in helping those that through no fault of their own are finding themselves homeless, unemployed, and hungry. Support your favorite charity.

I have been coming to St. Vincent's since 2000 to serve food, bus tables, or almost anything needed…read moreto help keep food service rinning smooth. I am grateful to support such a great organization that keeps on giving to those most in need in our Reno community. Happy Thanksgiving!

I wouldn't recommend this place, the staff is rude and unwelcoming. Its a simple as that.read more

It is really great to see people doing great things for the community. This organization works to…read moreraise money by repairing and selling bikes. They also give bikes to children through local agencies and businesses. I've purchased a few bikes from them in the past and been quite happy. The staff are friendly. Their is a noticeable difference in knowledge between the trainers and the trainees. What I noticed this trip was that a lot of the bikes seemed overpriced. For instance, there was a used bike for $120 that I could buy new at Walmart for $140 (plus tax). I don't know what changed but it didn't feel like a good deal to buy a bike there any longer. Perhaps the Bike Swap is a good option.

This was our 3rd time we utilized their moving services. Punctual, expedient, congenial, careful…read moreand muscles! Thank You! How bout this.... 'Wolf Pack-The Careful Movers!' Rats already used.

We chose the package with three movers, and the guys were awesome. They moved from 13 story to…read moreanother and made it look like so easy. Meanwhile, I was huffing and puffing, trying to get up and down all the stairs. They great attitudes, we're completely happy to help and didn't complain at all about all the stairs. I would definitely hire these guys again in a heartbeat.

Love this local treasure. The items in the thrift store are always nice and well priced. I have a…read morehuge lamp from the 60s I bought from this store for $20. The items in the co-op are great and it is one of the best places unique to Reno.

Clean with nice items available. Very friendly staff that appeared to be happy to be there.read more

Kitschy selection, a bit pricey... but worth a look still. Hard to find parking, even mid eeek,…read moremid afternoon

Is this store even open?!! I've tried to visit multiple times and days but door locked and mail on…read morefloor.. no sign was on door. Confused as it's not empty.

I was impressed with the staff at American Document Destruction over the past three weeks ! I had…read moreto make three trips with a total of 158 boxes to have shred. James, Luis, and Bobby jumped in and hustled to get me unloaded and on my way. Rita was friendly and efficient when I was checking out. Price was very reasonable for this big job! Great team to work with!

If you need your documents shred it this place is for you. I took in two large garbage bags full of…read moredocuments and cards and what have you not and they took them from me and they had a TV that you can watch your documents go up this conveyor belt into the shredder. It is so cool. The people there are so so nice so I suggest you try it instead of trying to shred it all yourself so have a good day.

We just joined the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation and am so glad we did. My only regret is, we…read moredidn't join them sooner! Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation is a private nonprofit whose mission is "to protect and enhance our communities' livability through public engagement, education, and the sustainability of our parks, open spaces, and trails." They provide weekly free interpretive walks at parks throughout the greater Reno/Sparks area. They also have a trail challenge with free monthly guided hikes where you can learn about the history, plant and animal life in our parks and open spaces. All information on these events, maps, and more are available on their website: https://www.tmparksfoundation.org We recently participated in our first guided hike at Ballardini Ranch south of Reno. It was a beautiful picture perfect day and the hike was, for me, a good level of challenge. There was one steep part at the beginning but the rest was easy. People in the group were able to walk at their pace and there were plenty of opportunities to stop and learn about the plant life. We had a guest presenter who talked about pollinators (bees and other insects) and the importance of these to the eco system both for agriculture and the natural biosystem. The two group leaders were knowledgable about the plants and were very patient with my eight gazillion questions about everything! I would highly recommend this organization as a way of getting out and learning about and seeing the beautiful and diverse areas in the Truckee Meadows region.

From the owner: Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation is a private nonprofit that was incorporated in 2012 and received…read moreits 501(c)(3) determination in 2013. The Parks Foundation protects and enhances our communities' livability through public engagement, education, and the sustainability of our parks, open spaces, and trails.

Great organization working to promote National Service and Volunteerism in Nevada. They can answer…read moreany question you have about AmeriCorps and they have an amazing volunteer recognition event every fall.

From the owner: Nevada Volunteers, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, is the Governor's commission that selects and…read moreadministers AmeriCorps*State programs in Nevada. We also serve as Nevada's primary resource center for volunteer and service efforts. We inspire people to engage in acts of giving and service. We seek funding to meet critical needs in Nevada through service and volunteerism. We inspire a culture of volunteerism that affects lives and enhances the quality of life for all.