From the moment we walked in, it was such a welcoming experience. The entire staff was kind,…read moreeasygoing, and genuinely made us feel comfortable. One thing I really appreciated was that they allowed us to browse on our own and pull any dresses that caught my eye. There was never any pressure, and it made the experience feel relaxed and fun. Once I had a few favorites, they helped me narrow them down while still giving us plenty of space and privacy to talk everything through. What stood out most was how much they paid attention to each bride. I always felt like the experience was in my hands, but I also felt completely supported by their knowledge and expertise. They knew exactly when to offer guidance, answer questions, point out details I hadn't noticed, and explain how alterations could transform each dress. Everyone was incredibly patient, welcoming, and genuinely happy to have us there. You could truly feel that they wanted you to enjoy the experience, take your time, and find the dress that was right for you. A huge shoutout to Taryn for being the perfect person to guide us through such a special experience. I ended up torn between two dresses, so we went well over our appointment time. Not once did I feel rushed. Instead, Taryn was so patient, encouraging, and genuinely wanted me to take my time and find the dress. That meant so much to me. I left feeling so happy, and it's a memory I'll always cherish. Thank you to Brides for a Cause in Phoenix for making dress shopping such a wonderful experience and Taryn!! And for my fellow savvy brides--if you're looking for a gorgeous dress at an amazing price, this is the place. Their selection is beautiful, and the value is incredible. 10/10 would absolutely recommend!

Great service and GREAT PRICES! I came during the 50% sample sale and got my dress for way less…read morethan I thought.

I do not partake in distributions from St. Mary's Food Bank. I stay out of the right lane…read moreoneastbound Thomas Road east of NAPA Automotive on morning drives. And we contribute. I once lived in a bountiful where an immense freezer could be filled with earth's goodness of vegetables and fruits for a small expense in miles and cash. Not that easy in Arizona. The freezer was donated to St. Mary's - and welcomed. We keep our pantry stocked. When the "Best By" dates geow near on pantry goods, they are donated to St. Mary's and refreshed. I want to contribute quality to those less blessed than I have been. And, St. Mary's, being a religious organization charity, blesses families, and individuals with the foundation of living - food. A good value for all.

This is my second time at the St.Mary's food bank and this place has been there for ages…read more The volunteering system is pretty good where we pack boxes with food. This is served all over Arizona. I went with my office team and there were many more. It's a great way to give back to community. We learned that these food are given to many homeless, below poverty line people. I am so glad to have volunteered at this place coz they organize it pretty good and have a well set system.

At first, I wasn't sure what to expect when I dropped off a mama cat and her kittens at…read moreCompassionate Care for Paws--the setup felt a little informal, and I was nervous. But once I got there, I saw they had all their paperwork clearly posted, and the people were warm, responsive, and genuinely caring. They took the cats in without hesitation and made sure everything was done properly. It ended up being a really positive experience, and I felt safe leaving the animals in their care. They're clearly doing good work for animals in need, and I think they deserve community support and donations to keep going.

From the owner: We are a nonprofit animal rescue and welfare organization. We assist with your pet needs. We have…read moreadoptable pets, We assist with pet supplies and medical bills. We take ALL donations, and they are tax deductible.

While we were checking out the murals on Roosevelt Row, we stopped by the center to learn more…read moreabout the Ben's Bells project (which works to spread a "Be Kind" philosophy across Phoenix and Tucson by having volunteers paint small ceramic windchimes and tokens, which are then placed in little nooks across the city to be found and rehomed). It was an inspiring visit, full of artful creativity and heartwarming humanity!

Amazing place! Highly recommend going with a group of people and helping paint some bells! This is…read morefor an amazing cause!!

This HfH is better than a casino. I got in hoping I may f8nd a needed project item for a good…read moreprice. That is like pushing a slot machine button. Then I spin through the aisles with hope in my heart. Some days things line up and do well. Other days not. This 43rd Ave and Indian School location is beginning to acheive the patina of a veteran HfH. Early on.it was mostly cleared inventory from states and warehouses. Now the cool old used stuff is getting donated. Fun. Useful. Savings. A gamble. The staff is always superb.

The staff is very helpful greeted me when I came in, Help me…read morelook for things and offered to load the car for me. Since I am a veteran, I get a 10% discount

Oh my goodness, what a terrific place and the people, especially Ruth, was so kind. I recently…read morestayed for about 10 days while my granddaughter recc'd critical care at BTH. Had it not been for RMH, I may not have been able to be with her! I we'll forever be grateful for RMH and I was glad to be able to donate a little bit towards another family being able to stay here. What a wonderful uplifting and joyful place, especially for children to have a happy place in the area to recover & families to refresh themselves, oh at no cost to them! God bless you all RMH!

We were turned away twice, and on the wait list for over two months too! My son needing care at…read morePHC, we are 200 miles away from home. This happened two times in a row! Now I have no other choice ALL of my son's critical appointments, being special needs will be canceled. I never thought I would ever say this but: The Roanoke Ronald McDonald House discriminates. THIS IS NOT OKAY.

I have been coming here for about four years now. I have always been treated with respect, and the…read morevolunteers are sweet, kind, and caring towards me. I appreciate everything you do for my family and myself. If you are coming, I recommend you bring lunch, and prepare to wait about an hour, sometimes a bit more. You have to wait across the street at the drive in. But it's worth the wait almost every time. Thank you once again.

From the owner: Hope for Hunger Food Bank is operated by Phoenix Rescue Mission, where we provide Christ-centered,…read morelife-transforming support to neighbors experiencing hunger, homelessness, addiction, and trauma. As the largest food bank in Glendale, Hope for Hunger helps meet a vital need across the Valley by offering nutritious food and encouragement to families in need. Anyone is welcome. The only requirement is a valid ID.

It's been 2 years since I've seen any of the Hope coaches on the street. Where does one find one?…read moreDo they have essentials like Underwear in my size? I could use 2 or 3 pairs. Socks need those too. A Sack lunch would be a bonus. I'm on the streets, 61 and have a few mobility issues. Could use some help. When will the Hope coach be around in the neighborhoods I've had to frequent.?

Zero stars! Requesting immediate investigations into this facility…read more I was required by court and law to serve my loved one with court documents and informing him of his obligations to come to court on a petition I felt necessary to protect him. I have on video, a security guard who threatened to throw those court documents out into the trash along with sentimental items that were left for my loved one that have in the past comforted him. These items are what remain of his deceased parents and include his grandmothers urn. Despite police confirmation he is there- This facility does not act in their residents best interest even when on video.