One of the best volunteer organizations and helpful community NFPs. If you have a desire to help…read moreOjai start here.

Always the best help...I have valued their assistance for almost 18 years and have never been let…read moredown....

Outstanding and hardworking individuals making people feel safe asking for help! I have met the…read moreentire staff and they are caring individuals that go out of their way to help! No other organizations in the community does what they do!

Hi staff and the food choices for according to one participant the best in town. Opportunities for…read morevolunteer work as well a great location on Johnson

I knew about Habitat Restores, but never put it together that this store was relatively close by…read more For my small apt. life, I can't really purchase many of the larger furniture items, and prices seem a bit on the higher for me if I compare to other typical thrift stores. But I saw some really unique dining sets, which I WOULD buy if I lived in a much larger space! They have stricter standards for furniture they'll take, so prices are higher but still super affordable. It's laid out bit like showroom warehouse. The back corner has all the 'contractor' type items for building, painting, and adding smaller finishes. I would return to see if any smaller items pop up, and maybe some of the artwork up in the front of store.

I can't believe this was my first time here! It was like a museum looking through their selection…read more I felt like a kid in a candy shop. I didn't end up buying anything this time around, but I will definitely be back. Employees are super friendly and helpful. They have a couple people who can help with delivery if needed, apparently one more expensive than the other. Their phone numbers are at the front.

I recently learned about this great program and when I called, I was incredibly impressed I was in…read moremy interactions with Micah the Program Coordinator at the Oxnard location for job training/vocational sponsorship. I'm not sure what cloud this man dropped from but his genuine kindness and support/enthusiasm in helping others succeed, whether through means of Goodwill or otherwise, literally brought me to tears our first phone call. I've unfortunately run into people who aren't kind at all in social service programs so it was a pleasant surprise to meet Micah in a time where people aren't always so patient or kind. When I called Micah back a week or so later and just gave my name, it really touched me that he actually remembered everything we talked about our first call and he asked about how it was all going and again let me know that if I needed anything further that I was encouraged to call back. When people are down and just looking for a help to get them along on their career paths, a kind and caring person like Micah can make ALL the difference. I think Goodwill is very blessed to have such a person on their team.

I had to laugh at Eric J review! I volunteer occasionally at the corporate offices that the COO and…read moreCEO work at and obviously you have been misinformed and are speaking out of place. When I am volunteering I see nothing but dedicated individuals answering calls, reaching out to local government, city officials creating strategic solutions to be able to serve the people they serve. They work hard to keep the doors open!! Interacting with both of them has been nothing but positive and NEVER toxic. I have been given a tour of the pantry and COO interactions have been nothing but lovely. The pantry is just one part of this place. I am sorry Eric J but your information is false. As far as the bathroom I can't speak on that because they have bathrooms in the office I volunteer at. Research your facts before posting such ignorant reviews. If I ever need help in Ventura County I will go to Project and will always refer people to this organization before anywhere else and the reason for that is solely because of the CEO and COO. When I am in Ventura County again I will volunteer again! Thank you!!

Service by volunteers is great and the pantry always has food. Upper management however, can use…read moresome lessons in work place conduct and ethical practice in business. They COO, Jan H and the CEO B. Beasley are never there and pay themselves good but aren't they supposed to be helping the homeless. Jan H . Is toxic and creates a toxic and hostile work environment for the poor employees there.While volunteering there I observed a "policy " be implemented by Jan H. that won't allow the homeless clients to use the restroom while there receiving services because she also uses that bathroom. The poor case workers can't even let their clients go pee with out fear of some sort of retaliation or reprimand for a inhumane and prejudiced policy.

Great interactive community space with live music, seminars, talks, healing and enlightening…read moreactivities. You're invited to make suggestions for greater goods!

Ojai's living room. A one of a kind place where the earnest folks of the Ojai valley (visitors,…read moreforeigners, outsiders equally welcome) can meet to enjoy a concert or film or discussion or whatever can be shared. No pretense, only love. Always all welcome, pay what you can, often many reasonably priced beverage options too.

Cute store The staff is really friendly, I found some great…read moredeals at this place. It's down town so parking can move tricky but worth paying for a garage near by.

Unity Shoppe is a thrift store located at the Random store location. It is cleaner, more organized,…read morebut you still can spot some merchandise left over from Random (frankly more interesting) and it has the Random vibes. Lots of merchandise, a tad of everything- clothes, home decor, very little media, accessories, decent prices, good customer service. Closed on Sundays!

My husband got bullied at this rehab, but he did learn a lot of good skills. It's really too bad…read morethat they kicked him out for such a petty reason.

We volunteered here a couple of weeks ago. As volunteer staff in the evening dinner service it was…read moreheart breaking and humbling to help out. Those in need truly benefited from the chance for a warm meal of merit + a few minutes of Christian guidance. My daughters and I served plates, bussed tables, and I serviced the water for the dining room. They carry on entirely with NO government support. It is all funded with donations of food and materials which they sell at their thrift shops. They claim 86% of all revenue pass through to the actual rescue mission. That is exceptionally efficient! With their operation they generate an average of 500 meals a day. This translates into 3500 meals a week... or about 15,000 / 30 day month.... or an IMPRESSIVE 180,000 meals a year! Families are served separate from single men, and the men are divided into a safer and not so safe group. Children and young people volunteer and the staff watches over them carefully. Contact or interaction with volunteers and those they serve is well managed and seems safe enough. By the same token those whom my daughters and I served were cordial and grateful with thanks and smiles. I am truly humbled by their plight and am looking to help in more ways then just volunteer hours. I encourage one and all to go volunteer. It will help you find thankfulness for where-ever you are in life ... and your time and efforts will help those in need in meaningful ways. The organization also runs facilities which provide a safe place to sleep. They have rules for those sleeping in their facilities so it is sheltering and permanent continuous residency. Curious and logical. Oh well - there it is .... do some good for others ... maybe do so good for some in our region who have great need for basic survival. I give 4 stars because it can always get better. I have seen amazing work done by other organizations for those in need (in comparison).