Recently shopped here and I didn't realize that this was a brand new store. The staff here was very…read morefriendly and they told us about the business. They do have a lot of things going on incentive-wise about why you should shop here. The money here goes directly towards the Downers Grove High School which is really cool! They have plenty of great items such as : books, clothes for men and women, household goods and extraordinary finds. The store is pretty clean for what it was. The store is a bit small don't get me wrong but it features a lot a lot compared to many other stores. The price is however are unbeatable compared to the big box stores. You're going to get your money's worth here! Definitely support this small business.

This place was filled with low end heavily used items. Everything is $4. There was a man working…read morewhen I visited. He was clearly on a telephone job interview. Never acknowledged me or the other person in the shop. I won't be back.

A genuine organization that is very well run. I would wholeheartedly donate and give references to…read morethis agency. Fresh fruits and vegetables available and healthy food options. Plus clothes and books. Help with bills etc.

Tonya & Kate have been extremely rude & unprofessional in handling my emergency rental assistance,…read moreI am self employed and owed 6,800 through IDES both employees failed to have me do any questionnaire on what's the delay for the money & they never sent over the 1099 documents for the cash I've received to help get qualified for the grant. They have been dismissive, won't transfer me to the correct person or schedule an appointment to speak with a board member on why I can't receive a written response with detailed explanation on how we can't go further, Tonya constantly kept saying this was pending litigation & didn't ask any questions on the documents sent to her that showed that I have a large sum of money coming my way that will help me pay my rent from that point on, this grant is for emergencies & everything I sent was never looked at or questioned on the severity of the emergency

Great friendly people ,fast to take care of you.They have really helped me and my wife in a time of…read moreneed.Thank you for your generosity and being there.

its my 1st time here, my experience last Saturday was o.k on the first aisle i got milk & eggs that…read moreis a plus, the produce part was o.k the vegetables section was really o.k. The Downsides was the Tomatoes I grab a plastic bag I thought i can get want i want, when i was starting to a handful of tomatoes on my hand the old lady said no no no... only one. What? Only one peace of tomato thats all. Wow! Its my 1st time here and i dont know why oh why only one tomato per guest. Omg! I dont know the food visits here is it once a month? Twice a month or a Weeky visit? Well anyway i still have the Milk & eggs.

Words can't explain the quality and variety of plants available here. Prices are excellent as…read morewell. Annuals, perrenials, vegetables make this a great one stop shop. In addition, they provide employment for a diverse group of individuals. This place deserves your support.

Great non for profit to support and employ special young adults and older…read more Go for,your spring, summer and fall flower needs! Prices are very reasonable. Staff is very helpful. Go early or later in the day to beat the mid day weekend rush. Love the mission to help and work with those in need.

Fantastic business with great products for people in need!! Definitely take your unneeded things…read morehere to donate, as they will go to people who are grateful to receive them and put them to good use!

Don't take your stuff to Goodwill where they are profiting from your drop offs. Bring it here. It's…read morenot a resale shop. They provide necessities for people who are actually in need. For free. Many of whom are refugees. No one makes a dime here. And no one pays a dime. Getting ready for a major renovation, I went through every closet and nook and cranny and collected anything I didn't need anymore. It was the perfect time to buy new towels, so I donated all of my old towels. All of the redecorating I've done in the past, filled my linen closet to the brim with nice bedding sets. I bagged them up and donated those too. Clothes I don't wear anymore. Snow pants and coats that never get used. Dishes that were gifts that I didn't want. Old utensils that have been replaced. My closets have never looked better, and refugees without basic necessities can get help starting their new lives here.

Always friendly and helpful to unload donations if needed…read more Reassuring that items are primarily for families in need and possibly better than Goodwill.

WINGS Resale is my favorite donation center in the area. They take all types of donations from…read moreclothes, shoes, handbags, accessories, home decor, furniture, and more. It's easy to drop off donations at their back door which is separate from the store entrance. All items are organized, priced, and resold in the store. Walking around, resale items are very fairly priced and in good condition. Their profits from the store go toward supporting families fleeing domestic violence. What a great way to give back and help those in need! Donation Hours Daily: 10am - 5pm* Tip: They have locations in Schaumburg, Arlington Heights, and Niles. Pro Tip: Check out their daily discount specials before heading over to browse their great selections.

I came here to drop off donations. Door B was labeled with a large sign and it was easy to find…read more There was parking out front by the entrance. I had to use the doorbell to be buzzed into the building. The donation room was open and just to the left of the entrance. I picked up a receipt from the front desk location to the right of the entrance. ....| \ _ , , , - - , , _ , .../ , ` . - ' ` ' . _ \ - ; ; ; , _ ..| , a - ) ) _ . ; . ( ` - ` - ' - ' ' - - - ' ' ( _ / . _ ) - ' ( _ \ _ ) 2019

Hesed House provides services to homeless families. They assist with having a safe place to sleep,…read moreclean clothes, and a meal, of course. But they also help people to obtain identification, food stamps, job interviews, medical treatment, substance abuse treatment, fellowship, and permanent housing. Hesed House takes financial donations online and household donations on location. As Ronald Reagan famously said "You can't help everyone, but everyone can help someone."

Great friendly staff great organization that cares for the people it helps. Always has great events…read morethat help raise awareness. Keep up the fantastic work