Volunteered with my alma mater here last weekend and it was quite different than all the other…read morefoodbanks I've been to before. There were a lot more people involved (about 75 people), which made things a bit confusing and hectic. I felt as though the Akron-Canton Foodbank floor coordinators were quite rude when you asked them questions of where certain frozen foods/meats should go. It was like they were yelling at you for not knowing which cardboard box the item should be sorted in. I was just trying to help and not put the item in the wrong box. I felt productive after 3 hours of volunteering, but the in person interaction was not as expected.

Akron canton food pantry is a professional friendly staff of people who in the Stark County who…read morecares about families that are struggling financially and are need of a little compassion.

This is a pretty good Restore store (Akron one is the goat.) But be aware of what this store has…read moreand what it doesn't have. Their selection of wood is nearly non-existent unless you want garbage trim. However, they definitely have a better selection of used tools than other Restore stores. Their selection of knickknacks is also probably the best and it's actually organized well. It's definitely worth a trip for things other than wood. But for wood? Forget about it! They also have some furniture or whatever. Isn't furniture so boring?

Another GAF Store. Drove by, lights are on, employees are inside the store, the open sign is…read moreilluminated I get to the store and they are locked up. Some woman on the other side, bears her teeth and smiles at me, and just shakes her head no mouthing the words that they are closed. I'm getting pretty tired of crazy unpredictable hours and confusing situation's from retailers. Needless to say, I won't be coming back to the store.

My daughter has been going here since she was an infant, she's 4 1/2 years old right now. We love…read morethe staff and teachers! They are very attentive to our family's needs and wishes whether it is dietary or medical. They also keep us notified and updated on meals, nap times, bathroom, learning activities, etc their Brightwheel App, which is awesome! They also occasionally update us with pictures and videos of activities which always brings a smile to my face seeing my little one interact with the other children. Another huge plus for me is their hours! Being that they close at 630PM, it allows plenty of time after work to run any type of errand I need to before picking her up. I will add that I never or hardly ever need to but if I did I would be good! Definitely schedule a visit and see for yourself! The location is great also! Thanks Childtime!

You need a better menu, my 3 yr. granddaughter comes home everyday hungry, cause she won't eat your…read moresquash soup and black bean pasta. That menu seems a little weird for young kids.You need to get some food the kids will eat.

They are a great resource although the pricing seems a bit high for a charity. The staff is…read morefriendly and helpful

Not all Habitat for Humanity Restore stores are created equally. This store is huge and doesn't…read morewaste all of its space on furniture. Don't get me wrong, they waste a lot of space on that stuff. But if you just want to kill a couple hours looking at random tools or knickknacks, this is the place for you. Also, of the Restores I have been to, this has by far the best/largest selection of wood. Prices are also crazy good and they run sales all the time.

This is an awesome place for families who are from out of town (Akron), but are having an extended…read morestay that is close to the hospital (across the street). They offer 3 square meals, laundry and fresh cookies daily. You would want to call and reserve ahead of time as there is usually a waiting list. Ask for Mary at the front desk.

Nice, clean and we'll maintained facility. Good staff. But, parents of little campers bring in…read moretheir little ones (not vaccine eligible) inside the facility without masks! CDC guidelines are: Only vaccinated persons can be indoor without masks. Non vaccinated persons must wear masks! Parents, protect your precious kids as they are not vaccinated yet again covid-19. Be proactive.

This place is beautiful inside and really makes working out a pleasure. Other community centers…read morehave nothing on Brecksville's. They only allow residents to join, which really helps keep the place nice. Residents know it's a privilege to use the facility, and they generally take pretty good care of it. The equipment is maintained well and worn out pads are replaced in a timely fashion. The staff is friendly and people are polite here. My only minor complaints would be they're only open until 10pm most nights, and renewing your membership can be difficult if the new worker doesn't know what they're doing. Other than that, excellent.

Truly supportive and welcoming atmosphere that caters to a wide variety of LGBTQ+ needs, especially…read moreBIPOC and trans needs.

The people who worked there were very uneducated and a trans woman implied that i let go of makeup…read morebecause it makes me pass less. Makeup is my LIFE. 3 other people gave us an information sheet and underlined the wrong thing

I recently went there for a fundraiser that was being held for my sister & wasn't really sure what…read moreto expect. Although the building is on the small side, it does have a large kitchen/prep area and plenty of space for parking. If you're planning on having a small event such as a wedding/baby shower or a place to rent for meetings, etc then this would probably meet all of your needs. It is well kept, clean, and kind of cozy.