I can't say enough good things about the U.R.S. Club. I've been volunteering here for over a month…read morenow, and it has genuinely changed my life in the best way. From day one, I felt welcomed. David and Tina are incredible, they've taken the time to train me, support me, and make sure I always feel like I belong. Their energy sets the tone for the whole place. warm, inviting, and real.What makes this spot so special is the community. The people who come in, especially the regulars, are some of the most engaging individuals I've ever met. They care what your name is. What your days been like, They REMEMBER. these things. Being here has given me a sense of purpose and connection, especially within the recovery community, that I didn't even realize I was missing, it's a place where people show up for each other, and most importantly themselves. I would recommend this place to anyone and everyone, for an especially meaningful way to connect with your community. If it's not your cup of tea? Then grab a cup of coffee.

I came to this place a year ago to start my sobriety and " Dolly" said she wanted to be my sponsor…read more Not knowing what a sponsor is, well, let's just say that for a year going to this place she hasn't called me or reached out to me in any manner. This is not the place for me.

The staff at Rose Haven provides an invaluable service to women and their children going through…read morehard times. They provide a safe haven, as many have escaped violent situations, and envelope them in kindness, give them a calm and safe place to stay, provide meals and clothing. While I've never had a need to use their services, I choose Rose Haven for my donations of new and barely worn clothing. While on a health journey myself, I have gone down several sizes and have brought bags and bags of practically new clothes - leggings, summer pants and t-shirts, winter coats, sweaters, brand new bras and panties, shoes, sneakers, and hygiene items to this shelter knowing these items will help women get their basic needs met, which is the first step in helping them transform their lives.

Rose Haven't supports houseless or underserved women and children. Whether it be breakfast, lunch,…read moreshowers, washers & dryers, or quick medical aid, THEY ARE MINDFUL & EFFECTIVE. They provide classes or coaching about finances, emotion health, crocheting, sewing, companionship and essentials like clothes, coats, flashlights, tents, blankets. These "necessities" are donated by many - like my husband & I -- to lift these folks from desperate straits. GIVE MINDFULLY and support this amazing organization, please.

Kind volunteers. Not much selection but it really depends on what gets donated. It was a really…read moregood experience but not much was available. It changes on a day by day basis depending on donations from community

Amazing people volunteering! Beautiful store. Appreciate there is a place for people to go.read more

They have amazing people working here and the stuff they offer for anyone in need is amazing. They…read moreoffer food, clothes, showers, and of course a bed to sleep in for the night which is available for 30 days. I am so happy that this organization exists

great place helping people and mail service for those that don't have one. the workers are great to…read morework with an they care.

It's like getting Healthcare in a better country with Universal Healthcare. Well-informed staff who…read morecommunicate with you and with each other and take meaninful notes. Fast, proactive service. They talk to you with courtesy and respect and not down to you. They LISTEN. Costs are reasonable, and if you need help/resources they will try to assist you and connect you with relevant resources. The most important thing is the staff TALK to you, each other, and other medical facilities. None of that "I can't do that" nonsense other MDs give when you ask them to talk to other doctors and forward information. Day before appointment their pharmacy called to confirm allergies and medications. Day of appointment they wrote scripts for all my medications and helpfully pointed out tests for toxicity that would be advised. They get it done lightning fast and do anything they can to help and accomidate you. Doctors and staff were never rude, aggressive, or condescending. I was always treated with respect, dignity, and courtesy. Bizzarely (or perhaps not considering they are non-profit) everyone was MORE competant and friendly than the for-profit medical industrial complex I've been nagivating that charges through-the-nose for worse service.

I came in a couple days ago due to feeling sickly(duh). I recently got on OHP. Outside In accepted…read moremy call and I was seen the same day. I want to start off by saying thank you to Daydrina MA for helping me through the first part of the appointment! I have a lot of anxiety around visiting doctors after some bad experiences medically and she made sure to make me feel like I did not need to apologize and also let me swab my own nose for the covid test(which causes me extreme panic from a past nurse shoving it WAY too deep up my nose, so that was beyond relieving for me as a patient), I cannot thank her enough for that. Carrie Kent D.O. Was my provider and went above & beyond in explaining to me how to properly care for myself as this virus runs its course. I was able to get a doctors note, and am going back in today actually at 9:40AM for another check in because symptoms have worsened. The wait time was not long and the process to get booked was straight forward. Y'all have no idea how relieving it has been to have a good medical experience after being scared to visit a regular doctor for YEARS due to chronic pain from an unnecessarily traumatic surgery done around 5 years ago. Long story long, I appreciate the staff here and am considering keeping Carrie Kent D.O. on as my primary care physician as I have recently been put on Oregon Health Plan and need to start taking care of my body! Thanks again, if anyone is stressed about going in, please don't hesitate getting the help you need, I get more stressed trying to figure out what's wrong with me online so it was nice to have a medical professional give me solid advice and I'm excited to go back in the next half hour to continue care. These people are very kind, empathetic and good peopleThanks for y'all's help. (ADDED) I just got home from my appointment this morning and am feeling a lot more comfortable. Dr. Kent was very thorough and helped explain everything even what I felt like were the silly questions! Daydrina took my blood and helped me be calm through that process Dianne I have a lot of anxiety around that process. She also made sure I got my blood sugar up with crackers and juice before drawing the blood which was super sweet and helpful. I will be going back later today to fill my Ibuprofen prescription which is also covered by OHP. Please go get the help you need, don't be scared away from this place by the outside appearance:) the art and graffiti just add to how rad this place is in my opinion. Also Eberheardt was super kind in letting me take a photo of the front desk for this review along with grabbing a few masks and at home covid test to take with me. Super friendly staff and very accommodating clinic 10/10 would recommend if you are on OHP and not feeling for sure visit these awesome medical providers at Outside In

I went to volunteer. The level of organization is incredible. These employees & other volunteers…read moreare like a well oiled machine. The respect and care they have to the unhoused & hungry was really touching. I had a very good experience and I hope of anyone taking this has the means to volunteer or donate to this worthy cause they will.

They do amazing work for the community. I volunteered to serve breakfast and I couldn't believe how…read moremany plates they serve. Unfortunately, the people who work with volunteers are awful! They seem intensely stressed and have terrible people skills. I work in healthcare and have restaurant experience, so I understand the hustle but the level of rude is so unnecessary. One of my shifts, I witnessed a staff member aggressively tell a resident to work faster plating food. He had stepped away for a moment to grab some more apple sauce. It was near the end of service and one of the servers told us people were about done so he made the decision to step away. The staff member was so rude and belittling right in front of everyone. Totally power trip. It was really uncomfortable. Another shift, I passed drinks. Stacey was running bevs and she was so aggressive. She kept shoving full pitchers at me and snagging my not-even-empty ones. One time she shoved it so hard while I was pouring a drink that I spilled water on one of the diners eating breakfast. Afterwards they invite you to have a "family meal" but they completely ignore you if you're new. It's a bad vibe. I'm in the process of obtaining my bachelors in nursing and I'm close to graduation. I am interested in community health and psych. I was hoping to volunteer on a weekly basis to gain perspective on this population who are often discriminated, marginalized, and vulnerable. Sadly, I won't be going back.

Bought a great used car. Had low miles and great price. The staff was really nice and helpful…read morewithout being pushy. I truly felt they cared about me more than the sale.

Wow, good thing that this dealership is a non-profit and not a private business or they wouldn't…read morelast long. I was ready to buy a trail bike from them and they insisted that I pay asking price, which I actually agreed to, but then was told that I would have to pay an extra $108 on top on that for title transfer. I explained that I was a licensed dealer and would handle that myself, but they refused. The person in charge (Jon) explained that that's just they way they've always done it, and even though they understood the protocol behind dealer transactions, "they just weren't ready" to do that. What, weren't ready to follow DMV precedent that's been in place for decades? I then asked if they could discount the price by $108." No, sorry, we're just not comfortable doing that." It was a pitch perfect example of someone who blindly follows a stagnant, stubborn, and ignorant outlook of the facts that are right in front of them, but then again their business is religion driven, so I guess that all makes sense.

Very well organized process when helping package up food. This is such an amazing organization that…read morehelps our communities. The signup process is painless and I encourage everyone if able to help give back in a small way that makes a big difference.

Oh My Goodness, I didn't realize that the Oregon Food Bank was a hub to so many central charities…read more They distribute nutritious meals to the community. McDonald's was a proud volunteer today, helping to package food items. Today, we sorted and repacked pancake mix to go out to various organizations. You also have to label the items with nutritional information as well as a cooking label. What's good is that anyone can volunteer to share your time by working with them. Only requirement is that you're 16 years of age with an adult or 18 years or older. So come by yourself as Devon did or come as a group. It is a great way to give back to the community. They also give tours so you can truly understand the impact hunger has on the community, the state. I truly was blessed by this event.