Don't even think about applying for a job at the Salvation Army--anywhere but especially at the…read moreKentwood location. Why? Google "Dumpster Fire" Working here means... Constant chaos due to sloppy, inept management and a steady flow of new employees quitting without warning after only a few days on the job. The obese store manager here always seems to have only a tenuous grasp on her managerial responsibilities. Even worse, is the scrawny hag from corporate who has delusions of grandeur despite the fact that she spends most of her time doing the same grunt work and enduring the same drudgery as the regular low-paid drones. In fact, this crone's unrealistic superiority complex tempted me several times in passing, to viciously clothesline her. And just like her two other corporate counterparts, she's clownish and clueless. Add to that, the pay is barely over minimum wage, the benefits are laughable, and because SA is considered a religious entity, if you're let go or there's another scam-demic, you won't get unemployment benefits. So do yourself a favor. Unless you're a desperate low-life loser, give this slave-labor "opportunity" a pass.

Love a good thrift store and Salvation Army is a nice store with selection of clothes and home goodsread more

Love this place so much! Thank you for providing such a safe, welcoming environment for middle and…read morehigh school students to spend time on the weekends. It means a lot to have a space where kids can socialize, stay active, and just be kids! As parents of very active and energetic twin boys, we truly appreciate having somewhere like this for them to go. They always have a blast with all the different activities--from basketball to the ninja warrior course--and it gives us peace of mind knowing they're in a positive, supervised setting. You're doing amazing things for our community, and it does not go unnoticed. We're so grateful for all that you do!

Took a group of 60 kids it was wonderful! Great field trip Everything was well organized.read more

Great people, excellent for electronic recycling. It's…read moregreat having a local, convenient electronic recycling resource.

I've had good experiences at Comprenew's 28th street and downtown locations several times, but I…read morecame into the Plainfield location a little unsure of what I was looking for, and I felt the staff member's annoyance with me so clearly over not knowing exactly what I wanted. I would have loved a little support and to have been able to talk through what I needed, but I felt he was fed up with me pretty quickly. I left the store with what I needed but feeling like an idiot.

This owner and the employee I spoke to are exemplary and so kind! They took their time in…read moreexplaining to me what my lawnmower needed and also took the time to look up and give me information on two other repair places that were a bit closer to my home. I cannot say enough about the kindness and consideration of this business! Even though they are a further drive for me I am still going to go to them because of their professionalism and courtesy.

When I was in town I was helping my daughter do some repairs around the house. This became my…read morego-to place for needed supplies and tools. I found the staff to be friendly, the store well laid-out and stocked, and the prices reasonable. Over 3 trips there they had what I needed each time. And maybe I am just used to trying to park in San Francisco, but having a large parking lot in the back is a big plus to me.

I saw a post on Instagram about clothing mending services at Treetops Collective and I had a dress…read moreI needed to be fixed, so I stopped by recently. I was so pleasantly surprised at this beautiful establishment, which houses the Treetops Collective nonprofit that supports refugee and immigrant women and children with various programs like women's empowerment groups, driver's training, mental health circles, and more. There is also a cafe that serves some pastries, coffee, and tea, as well as a very cute gift shop that has items made by refugees in America. The space also acts as a rentable venue, with various spaces available like office space, conference rooms, or the main event venue with a community kitchen and kids' playroom. You can even rent out the whole beautiful cafe. I brought in my dress and they fixed it up right away - it only took about 10 minutes and was $15. They employ refugee women and the work was very professional and polished. While I waited, I browsed the shop that has many lovely items like shirts with empowered messages, handmade cards, jewelry, accessories, and more. Then I ordered an iced matcha at the cafe - it was so smooth and the perfect level of slightly sweet. Their hours are quite limited (Tuesday-Thursday, 9 am-3 pm), but it's definitely worth checking out. I am going to be looking into other opportunities at Treetops Collective, like volunteering and their community events.

So I really dropped the ball with this review. I usually start with a bunch of photos, but I was…read moretoo preoccupied with taking in the charming ambiance, the veteran-created art pieces, the photos and stories all around honoring the legacy of the heroes who have served their nation, and getting to meet the interesting people inside. I realize the tiny structure is perfect for what this place is all about - honoring the stories each of us holds through connection and community. The coffee was smooth and flavorful, possibly the best drip coffee I've ever had (and I have had some really good coffee!) and I'm told by my wife that the chai was absolutely delightful. A small menu of drinks and treats may make this spot slip off of your radar - but you would be missing out on a magical little place that, as the name implies, truly has heart... and plenty of it.

Must check out! Grateful to have discovered on Yelp! I don't explore downtown often, and was…read morelooking for a nearby coffee shop to work at in the morning (saw in pics there were many outlets available). I love all of the natural light, music (Jack Johnson when I was there), and overall vibes. Enjoyed the pour over coffee (takes time) and they had almond milk I could add on request. Has Heart Coffee Shop celebrates veterans and their stories. Their goal is to make sure every vet never has to pay for coffee. Located directly across from the GR Children's Museum entrance in Veterans Memorial Park. Street parking (meters / MOTU App) if you can get in before the museum opens.

I can't even tell you how happy I am with the job Hagopian did on my rugs. They look like they are…read morebrand new and believe me they were dirty. The Grand Rapids location is so polite and helpful. The work was amazing. I got them cleaned by someone else before Hagopian opened here and was disappointed. I will never take my rugs anywhere else.

We had the pleasure working with the experts at Hagopian for cleaning four of our handmade rugs. We…read morehad purchased a large rug from Hagopian some 30 years ago and so when it came time to clean and repair, we called them in the Birmingham store. Their knowlegable team consisted of Karen, who we spoke with on the phone to Jack and Doug who arrived at our home after driving over 2 hours from B'Ham. All were extremely professional and knowledgeable. Jack inspected every rug thoroughly and explained their unique cleaning process, one rug required color restoration and anther repair to damaged fringe. The rugs were promptly delivered as scheduled in one week! It was great working with EVERYONE at Hagopian! They are simply the BEST in business for your quality rug maintenance.

Rented a temp controlled unit that flooded, they took no responsibility. LP records now moldy and…read morethey say- good luck with that. Buyer beware.

This was a real class act. Not in a good way…read more I made a reservation over the phone with the national rep. Long schpiel about touring the site. Then the local guy called to confirm my reservation. I verified that I wanted to compare the small unit with the next unit up. No problem. I arrive at the appointment time. The local guy shakes my hand and proceeds to tell me something entirely different than what he told me on the phone. These folks are eager to upsell you into a unit size you don't need. So they tell you a) you misunderstood. I didn't. Or b) they don't have any more units of the very size you're looking for. But! They happen to have the $149/mo unit. That will work just fine, Ma'am. Only if you're paying, sir. Their website, an hour earlier clearly said they had a unit available. It still does. So, the company's shopping cart doesn't update to reflect actual availability? That's bait and switch, Consumer. Avoid this location.