Going, going, gone. I've been coming to this place over the span of a couple years to remove my…read moretattoo and I had my last session today. Rosalind did such a great job, taking consideration for my skin tone and safe and effective removal. The price was very affordable and I've always been seen promptly. I would highly recommend coming here for your services.

Affordable and quick tattoo removal You do have a small…read morewindow o get on the schedule for the month but the with the rates they offer I really don't mind

Tiffany at Goodwill in Hayward is absolutely fantastic. Every time I shop there, she goes out of…read moreher way to make customers feel welcome and appreciated. She has a positive attitude, a great sense of humor, and genuinely makes people feel good about their purchases, whether they're buying something small or finding a hidden treasure. What stands out most is how she creates a great shopping experience. She treats everyone with kindness and respect, and her enthusiasm makes the store feel inviting. Employees like Tiffany are a big reason people keep coming back. She represents excellent customer service and helps make the Hayward Goodwill a fun place to shop. Thank you, Tiffany, for your hard work and for making every visit a pleasant one!

Extra Discounts depending on day. Senior discounts on Tuesdays…read more Student discount on Friday. Every other Saturday is 50% off. Prices are now reasonable compared to prior years where charging department store prices for free items. Located off of Mission . Limited parking lot or street parking. Some Employees are pleasant, Some nicer then others. Depends on who rings you up as older Lady double charges you for items & when you question She won't remove the charge. Will now have to drive back to correct error. - make sure to bring your own bags & sanitize hands after you sift through items.

First off let me start by saying FESCO is not a homeless shelter. its more like a homeless program…read more The residents go to counseling and skill developing classes . The thing that makes FESCO special is that they take fathers and teenage boys. Other shelters do not. A father would have to give his kids up to CPS and live on the streets while at FESCO he and his family could live happily and get on the road to success. A mother would have to make the difficult decision of living on the streets as a family or letting her son live on the streets buy himself. No mom should ever have to make that decision. If they go to FESCO, they don't. Please support FESCO fo they support our community and unfortunate neighbors. CALL FESCO. They will happily set you up to volunteer. DONATE. Get your circle of friends together and do something for the community. REMEMBER. FESCO needs donations all year. Not only during the holiday season. FESCO geta a ton of items in December. The residents are homeless all other 11 months. 10.00 buys 2days of food $15.00 provides a day of shelter and food for a child $20.00 provides 5 days of food for a child The littlest of donations can make a huge difference in someones life. PLEASE DONATE!!!!!

From the owner: Banyan House - 8 units of transitional housing for homeless families, who pay 30% of their adjusted…read moreincome as rent and may stay for up to 10 months; average stay is 4-5 months

Just went here and the guy who answered the door said this place is no longer a thrift store. They…read moreonly take donations. Not sure why this has not been clarified or changed on their yelp page. However, I don't doubt they do amazing things and I can't speak on their actual services a non-profit. But just change the info on your yelp.

"Double Portion" (thrift store) wasn't open. neither was Love Never Fails Community Store-the name…read moreon the glass window. hours post 12-5, monday-friday. no posted signs observed. the front door was locked. the door inside leading to "Never" was closed. only a homeless person was prostate on the front steps. no fronting in front nor is there a parking lot.

I started out at the sheds on 27th. Great staff and awesome food. Only problem with this…read moreorganization and place is person named Ginger!! She has the worst attitude and will make everything for you as hard as she can. Not a good fit for Operation Dignity or the homeless she speaks or deals with. Great organization terrible person. I have spoken to people that have moved from here because of her. Great place to start your journey off the street. I still miss the food.

Just made a donation to help!!…read more Seem like very friendly people!! Glad to be a part in whatever way!!

I could not do my job without the support of the Seneca staff…read more Ms.Erica, Rob, John, Mr. C love the kids and the kids know it. I teach at an expulsion high school. The teens come with so many social and emotional problems that education is often not foremost on their minds. The Seneca staff meets the needs of the students so that they want to come to school where they are encouraged, supported and loved. Thank you Seneca

Soooo I was a student for them a in school program were it's a bunch of young people who are…read moreinterns and we called them counselor an it was like 4 in our classrooms and when I tell you they made my life for 4 years straight a living hell I'm not even being dramatic about it they always say they support when in fact they just nosy and wont do anything and I had a therapist who I told was homeless and she didn't do nothing about it she didnt even help me get into a shelter and they gave her information that the office gave her didn't even mind telling me the counselors just judge you and hate everything you do when you just sit down and do your work and they also get there pay check by writing about you and send it to medical also my therapist would gossip about my issues to the teachers and counselors and try to gang up on me with the 21 on year old counselor who wreak of weed and only pick favorites

This Goodwill Store in Hayward was the smallest store I have ever been. They are missing a fitting…read moreroom. So, I have to buy it and try it at home. Bring it back to exchange if it doesn't fit. Haha. It would cost me $600 to fly back to exchange a $3 shorts. It's ok. I'll buy it and if it doesn't fit, I will donate it to my local Goodwill store. I came here because my friend wanted to go to a concert but I forgot to bring jeans. I packed my suitcase in a hurry. I was wearing sweatpants and got on the plane. Then, I flew to Oakland. There was my story.

Came to this Goodwill to donate, and it was very quick and easy…read more The Goodwill in San Leandro closed down, and I've noticed it's hard to find donation bins now, it's like they all got taken away. And I'd much rather donate than throw things away, so I was glad I found this place. I was greeted as I walked up, so I really didn't have to go inside for too long, a very quick and easy process to donate here!!