If you are looking for employment and are a minority, this is NOT the place you want to apply!!!…read moreThey will also make up lies on you to cover themselves! This company is a total fraud and do not care about employees or people they service...they pretend we'll, but the turnover rate speaks volumes! If you are educated and have a voice, they get intimidated. Be careful with this fraudulent company!!!! I wish I could give ZERO stars!!

Guardian Angel Community Services is a well organized, committed organization. The team through GA…read moreis not only helpful, but very caring and passionate especially when it comes to domestic violence and foster care.

I have gone to this business a few times for various needs. Employees have always been helpful and…read morefriendly. FYI: parking can sometimes be difficult.

had a great time here this evening for a holiday party i was invited to go to through my brother's…read morework. i know little of the big brother big sister organization, but from what i saw, it looks like an awesome thing. we got paired up with a child and went through different craft stations on the first floor of the building. we started out at the ornament decoration station and my 'friend' did an awesome job of decorating her holiday ornaments. it was fun watching and interacting with the children. from there we went to the holiday card making station and last to a thank you card making station. after a funfilled crafty time, we had group pictures and the pizza delivery came late so we all got to have some build-your-own sundaes filled with oreos, gummy worms/bears, sprinkles, chocolate sauce, caramel sauce, and other goodness... luckily the pizza came before the end of the party so everyone got to enjoy some pizza... there was plenty for 2nds and some probably had even more. santa came by with gift cards for the kids as well. i think everyone, adult and child, had a good time. hopefully i'll have another opportunity in the future to participate in something like this again...

From the owner: One-to-one mentoring for youth between 6-18 years of age in community-based and school-based…read moreprograms. Big Brothers Big Sisters provides children facing adversity, often those of single or low-income households or families where a parent is incarcerated or serving in the military, with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one mentoring relationships that change their lives for the better, forever.

I took my baby cheddar in recently for a neuter, things went great I picked him up got my recovery…read morepaperwork plus his pain meds. Great people, reasonable!!!

Besides taking a long time to return calls & emails. They perform services on your pet without your…read moreknowledge then charge you for it. They claim they cannot refund or credit your money back. Your treated with a disgusting attitude immediately and cut off from speaking / explaining. They also lie about returning calls and emails (I have proof). They will also yell at you in front of your child & the staff will even lie about being present during your visits. Ive worked in the veterinary & grooming industry for YEARS , this behaviour is not ok. ​

I recently became a new member and after meeting Irene at the front desk and talking with Anna on…read morethe phone I'm really excited about being a member and getting involved. Both these young ladies were so pleasant and helpful they made me feel welcomed at once!

I joined this Y for its pool and exercise equipment. It is what it is. It's clean and perfectly…read moreadequate.

Beautiful place. So serene. Extremely professional staff. Would recommend to anyone faced with such…read morea tough decision.

Excellent and caring care for my dying husband at the worst time of my life. Beautiful and clean…read morefacility with gorgeous and peaceful grounds.

I have been going to the Joliet restore for quite a few years now. I usually have a pretty good…read moreexperience but the last few times I left feeling very irritated with the manager. I have also noticed that things have gotten pretty pricey in the last year. There is a man that works there, I think he may be the manager, that is very rude. I have negotiated on prices in the past when buying furniture pieces and he acted like I was asking him to buy it for me. I understand the goal is to make as much money as possible to not only sustain the store but the charity as well, but that doesn't mean that you treat people so bad that they choose not to come back. I would have only given one star but the other people that work there are very nice and the store is a great resource for people and I would hate to know that one person's bad attitude would cause people not to shop there.

I had visited this establishment and I must point out that during my time there they came off as…read moreracist and very poorly managed but the female employee with the rainbow hair was really helpful and informative. Also at one point the lady whom I assume is the manager was being very unprofessional. I personally will not be going back.

Scott Bonn, Ph.D. is a criminology professor, TV news commentator, public speaker and author. He is…read morean expert on the behavior and the motivations of criminals. I often hear his name of the Serial Killers podcast I listen to on Spotify and just recently finished reading his book "Why We Love Serial Killers: The Curious Appeal of the World's Most Savage Murderers". When I saw him on the news giving an interview and they mentioned he would be 'in Chicago", I jumped at the chance to get a ticket to see him live. Welp, much to my dismay, he was not going to be in Chicago but Joliet. Well, I bit the bullet, got a ticket, and decided to go anyway. The Rialto is located in what I assume is the downtown area...the reason I say assume is that this is the first time I have been to Joliet. Since I arrived at 7:30 pm, it was dark and not much foot traffic beyond people parking to go to the theater. There was a parking lot about a two blocks from the theater at the cross street and it was free. The theatre was designed by Marshall & Fox, who also designed the Blackstone Theatre (now the Merle Reskin), the Blackstone Hotel and the Drake Hotel. Walking inside, you can definitely tell that these guys did the work as there was a familiarity to the Chicago buildings mentioned. The interior is very ornate and pretty. There were several vendors in the main lobby serving drinks (no bubbles, just still wines), cocktails and beer. You could take the drinks in with you to the theater. There was this huge Duchess chandelier in the rotunda and a lot of cream-colored marble walls in the lobby. The theater itself was so lovely. The seats looks wide enough where you could be comfortable. The reason I say this is that a lot of entertainment venues built back in the day had very narrow and uncomfortable seats. Because I had tickets in the front row of the orchestra pit, they had stand alone seats there, but they were padded and comfortable. I loved seeing the red velvet curtains and looking up to the ceiling, there was this ornate plateau of what appeared to be The Birth of Venus, based on the Italian artist Sandro Botticelli. The presentation itself was nice and insightful. I am fascinated with serial killers from the perspective of the psychology of why they do what they do, and Dr. Scott Bonn did not disappoint. Although a lot of the basics he spoke on I was already aware of, it was great to here about his person insights into his dealings with BKT (Dennis Rader)and Son of Sam. The irony was not lost on me that quite a few of these killers associate with Christianity in terms of being involved in churches. Bonn mentioned that Son of Sam (David Berkowitz )was now Son of Hope and a self-proclaimed minister who was being embraced by quite a few people. Couldn't wrap my mind around that at all. Bonn also spoke about Bryan Christopher Kohberger, who is accused of killing four University of Idaho students in November 2022. Bonn mentioned that he felt that Kohberger had the potential to become a serial killer had he not been caught. Bonn also mentioned that the number of serial killers has been on the declined over the years, with the numbers as high as over 800 in the 80s. The advances in DNA testing as well as technology/knowledge had stopped potential serial killers in their tracks before they got started. The staff were all very cordial and helpful. Overall experience was a good one as I liked the feel of the theater. There would have to be someone performing here that I absolutely would want to see before coming back here due to the distance but would absolutely do so.

I saw Buddy Guy at Rialto Square Theatre the other week and really liked this venue! I'd always…read morebeen curious about this theater the few times I had driven by it so I was excited to check it out. Upon entering the lobby you can see how elegant and beautiful the building is. My wife and I decided to look up at the theater ceiling before the show just to admire the architecture. The acoustics were great and we heard everything perfectly. I'll definitely be back!