Shalom EC is a unique place - the combination of Jewish Russian and US culture in a kind…read moreeducational environment. We love this center! Teachers are kind and patient. We love friendly atmosphere. My 3 kids are with Shalom EC for 2 years.

Excellent service. Friendly staff. Variety of foods in good condition and they bring it to the door…read morefor seniors. Helpful for years.

Sorry manna food..l informed you about a situation that food was being restocked at a store that I…read moredonated to you guys and you blew me off...no more donations to you... after 20 years

A great co networking space exclusively for 503C nonprofits…read more They offer a grant writing clinic class at nonprofit village $1800 a year for networking workspace for Maryland nonprofits. The first and only nonprofit incubator workspace in the area. 14 spaces still available Over 10,000 sq ft of space Contact them for a tour!

Great place to work at!!! You have access to a copier/fax, "hot desks", free wifi, free parking,…read morekitchen, and conference rooms. There are also many events that you can participate in such as educational workshops. In addition, you can get various memberships for discounted rates on programs, workshops and events all for a great price!! The village is a shared space for nonprofits, it is their home.

Hours are not posted correctly. Called the place to confirm time they closed, no answer. Arrived…read moreat the place 15 mins before closing (online info) and the staff were already leaving the property. Location was easy to find though.

I was looking for a nearby place yo drop off donations and…read morecame across Interfaith. They are currently only accepting clothing and food donations due to COVID-19. Drop off was a breeze! They have self service donation bins and a table for you to sign in and pick up your receipt. While I was there I saw a few folks lined up to recieve items which made me feel like the items are actually going to people in need vs another retail resale store. Highly recommend if you need to give or recieve.

Russian Maryland Cultural Center (RMCC) is opened and invites its Members, Parents and Students to…read moreparticipate in educational, cultural and charitable events and activities. RMCC is providing an enriched educational and cultural experience through the study of Russian language, traditions, history, music and dance. We are offering classes, concerts, shows, seminars, summer programs and more. RMCC is non-profit organization and operates under 501.C(3) IRS Rule.

This is a nice local thrift store! The store benefits the local hospital and has a little bit of…read moreeverything. Downstairs you can find men's clothes and shoes, children's clothes and shoes, and a wide variety of home goods. I mean wide! You can get candles, baskets, greeting cards, fabric bundles, dish sets- you name it, it's probably here. Upstairs is women's clothing and shoes and a Christmas room. It's not the largest clothing selection but high quality and good prices. They also had a sale when I was there, which was buy one red tag item and get two free. When you finish browsing upstairs, they put your items in a bag and total it for you before you go back downstairs to pay. The building is an old house, so it has multiple small rooms. It can feel a bit cramped at times, and sometimes the lighting wasn't the best. I just used the flashlight on my phone! They also have changing rooms upstairs, which is fantastic! The volunteers working there were very nice. It's a great stop if you're in the area!

Small thrift store. Some of the stuff were way too expensive for the quality of the item. It's more…read morespacious than it looks because there is an upstairs section. Worth taking a peek if you are already in the area.

I have used Donation Nation a few times and each pick-up is just as good as the last one. The staff…read moreis always friendly, courteous and professional. They take everything, except gasoline. I highly recommend using this company because they treat your donation items carefully. If you especially have items you can't use any longer but could use a new home this is the company to use. They also take junk as well and will dispose of it properly. Just like their website says " they recycle and reuse". Believe or not they are cheaper then the other junk removal companies and you get a tax deduction.

I only had 2 beds to donate and I was so glad to find an organization that would take them for a…read morereasonable price within just a few days. The gentlemen that came to the house were punctual, pleasant, and kind. A pleasure to deal with this organization.

I was invited to this center by a senior member. I walked through a hallway with rooms for patient…read morevisits with doctors and nurses. The staff was very friendly and professional. I was impressed that all patient visits to doctors and staff are free of charge. They don't ask insurance questions at all! Just what is your health problem! They won't charge your insurance or Medicare/ cad even if you have it! This reminds me of when I was visiting family in Switzerland and hurt my back. Not only was I seen within a few days there was no mention of payment. I just saw the doctor and left! I will never forget that and ADG is exactly like that. However I did not visit there for the health services, it was for the senior center . It was a Saturday and the seniors were Indian American. What a lively crowd! Many were standing in conversations with live music going on in the back of the room. A young Indian singer belting out lively songs and boom boxes and sound system in the back of the room made me want to dance! And I don't mean slow dancing! It was a party atmosphere and I understand it's always like that! I have been to other senior centers, most are pretty subdued. Not this!! Some have live music but music alone does not make a place upbeat. It's the members that do. Everyone seemed happy - lots of discussions going on! I want to give a shout out to Mr. Modi, I believe he is the manager or coordinator of the operation, and his wife Sangeeta. Mr Modi was working the room like an MC; making sure everyone was happy at the Senior Center and that everything was going smoothly in the Health center. I saw him successfully resolving issues which with so many people there, and issues are bound to come up! Sangeeta was also taking care of the huge crowd- there must have been about 120-150. She also answered attendees questions to their satisfaction . Like I said everyone was happy!, smiling and conversing! Sangeeta is also an excellent cook and I devoured an Indian dish made of okra and other vegetables and roti bread. I would highly recommend ADG to everyone! For both their health clinic and Senior Center! The Senior center is in the same "room" or should I say entrance as the health clinic.