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Goodwill Donation Express

2.3 (7 reviews)

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HEADS UP: This location is closed. I just stopped by to drop some clothing off and the building is empty with the sign removed.

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Sheriff Posse Crab Feed at Elks Lodge in Carmichael. We went to the crab feed last night, Jan 13th,…read more2024. I have been to about 6 different ones. I was told, "this one was the best. It has white table cloth linens and they supplied warmers, butter, etc." However, they delivered the opposite. Strike #1:Didn't have enough warmers for everyone. Strike #2 Clam chowder was barely warm. Strike#3: Ran out of tri tip, so we had to wait about 20 min. Also, waited about 10 minutes for crab round #2. Strike#4: Crab was old and wasn't sweet at all. I had one that had the starting to spoil smell and my daughter had one that was very discolored. Strike#5: No extra tea light candles available when the candle died, so butter got cold. Strike#6: Not enough staff working the crowd. Positives: All of the ladies that were working were very nice and were trying their best to accommodate everyone. Suggestions: #1 You are charging $10 -$15 more than other crab feeds, make sure you order enough warmers for everyone. #2. Heat up the soup more, add cream and additional seasoning for flavor and use bowls that are deeper with smaller diameter. This will keep the soup hotter. More surface area (shallow wider bowls) allows heat to escape. Put more soup in each bowl too. Another option, would be to put a big bowl on each table and each person can serve their own. #3 Start cooking tri tip sooner. Wrap each one in foil and throw in ice chests. They will stay warm for an hour or two. This way, you won't run out. Then, have two or 3 people craving. #4 As for the crab... find new supplier. #5 have extra tea lights, just in case someone needs one. #6 Get 4 more people to help deliver food and provide service. It took too long to get each course. I go to two crab feeds every year. Unfortunately, this one was the worst one and the most expensive one. BTW, everyone in my group shared these same sentiments. Please consider these suggestions. We won't be back, but you can improve, so you don't lose more customers next year. Good luck!

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The largest regional food bank in Sacramento. This organization has been serving the community…read moresince 1976 and will soon celebrate its 50th anniversary: check out my photos for the QR code and anniversary details! I came here to volunteer, and to my surprise, there were even younger kids participating. I learned that the minimum volunteer age is 10 years old. Some students were volunteering for school service hours, while others came through different companies and organizations. We joined the second shift from 1pm-4pm. The session started shortly after 1pm with a briefing and task assignments from the group leader. All tasks were explained clearly. The leaders checked on us throughout the shift to make sure we were doing okay and to see if anyone had concerns. Halfway through the shift, we had a 15-minute break, and one of the leaders brought ice cream to celebrate a volunteer's birthday and shared it with everyone. I thought it was a meaningful way to celebrate a birthday while helping a good cause. We actually finished around 3:30pm, and our shift completed: - 5,451 lbs of food packed - 474 boxes prepared for the "No Student Goes Hungry" program supporting students from elementary school through college in Sacramento County. Everyone was very friendly and accommodating, and the facility was clean and organized. Restroom: clean, bright, and decent. If you are interested in volunteering, check out their website and register in advance.

Although not fun, there is one huge benefit to moving...being able to sort through a bunch of…read moremisplaced and forgotten stuff. Within all of this stuff, was a bunch of new and lightly used clothing. In the past I have donated clothing to my local Goodwill Express. However, I did some reflection and realized that all of the clothing that I donated was being sold for profit. Going forward, my intention was to donate to an organization that receives the donation(s) and distributes them to underprivileged individuals/families free of charge. Some research led me to the Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services. Upon calling to verify their hours (Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 10am-1pm and Wednesday, 4pm-7pm), I gathered all of the clothing and hit the road on a mission to make a difference. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a Sacramento Food Bank employee who eagerly began to load my clothing donations onto a cart. Since a lot of the clothing consisted of dress pants and dress slacks, he proceeded to inform me about a program called "Job Smart Clothing." Job Smart Clothing is a program within Sacramento Food Bank that provides career appropriate apparel for underprivileged individuals interviewing for employment or currently employed. How cool is that? I'm not a representative for Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services. However, I will say that they provide an awesome service to the community, and that a little donation goes a long way (individuals who benefit from their services often leave with 15-20 pieces of clothing per visit). Before you throw away that piece of clothing that you think is out of style or doesn't quite hug your curves the way that they used to, think about donating it to the Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services!

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I requested a refund for courses I canceled more than 24 hours in advance due to a death in my…read morefamily. I explained that I could no longer attend because I needed to be present for the funeral and ceremony, but my request was still denied. What made the experience worse was that Dave Wilkerson, Director of ACAI Studios & Gallery, personally doubled down on the decision despite the circumstances. A policy is one thing, but compassion and basic humanity should still matter. Being treated this rigidly during a family loss was honestly upsetting and disappointing. I would not recommend supporting an organization that responds this way to someone dealing with a bereavement emergency. Would you want to be treated this way after losing a family member?

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