Great place, Tiffany great bartender! Nice friendly spot to stop when in Foley Alabamaread more

This is a cool American Legion Post in Foley, Alabama that is open to the public for some events…read more They have a nice steak night here and hold other good events. Overall this is a great spot and they are a great spot for the veteran community.

The place is very clean, organized & we found some great stuff. The staff was helpful when asked…read moreabout prices or discounts. The selection was really good!

This thrift is worth the stop..! Not to pricy, the have a huge selection of women's clothing, rugs…read moreand other items some stuff they sale is new..! But all in all it's worth the stop!! Enjoy your treasure hunt :)

Great place! Everyone was very friendly! Food was delicious…read morefrom red white and food. Great time playing bingo

This is a great spot in Gulf Shores for veterans and open to the public. They have fantastic drink…read moreprices with friendly staff and have a kitchen selling food if you want to eat. They also have lots of activities and events which are very popular. I had driven past this spot many times and kept thinking I needed to stop and check it out and it only took me a few years to finally visit. I wish I would have stopped in sooner as it is a great spot that offers a good value.

A Blessing Box is a small, often homemade box where people leave donated goods for others to pick…read moreup anonymously. Located in usually prominent areas, folks are filling them with items that will help those in need. There's everything from non-perishable food to toiletries There's no application, there's no forms, there's no red tape. If someone needs food for their family anytime they can go pick something out of the box, it's that simple. They're like those "Little Free Libraries" that have been popular for a while, but instead of offering books, they contain things like food, soap, diapers, and other necessities.  People who have items to donate fill (and refill) the boxes; people who need those items take them. "Take what you need, give what you can, and above all be blessed!" is what you will read on many of the boxes. The idea is thought to have originated with with Jessica McClard of Fayetteville, Arizona, who started her Little Free Pantry in March 2016. She got the idea from her neighborhood Little Free Library that she visited regularly. Today her Little Free Pantry website encourages others to set up their own Little Free Pantry with FAQs, legal advice, and even building plans for those who wish to build one themselves from scratch. To read more see: https://www.littlefreepantry.org/ I first became aware of The Blessed to Blessings Boxes for Baldwin County several months ago and joined their public Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/357603761862127/ Since then there has been a lot of activity and there's almost 30 of these boxes in our county alone. According to the Blessing Box/Little Free Pantry Locator online there's over 7000 of these listed around the country today. I think that's awesome and I justed wanted to pass this info along so others, who are so inclined, might get involved. Bottom line: Being involved is anything from dropping off something at your local box to building one of these near you. Either way, it's a blessing.

They have been such a huge blessing to my dad and i... it was nice that we finally got to give back…read moreafter benefiting from them all year.

Located between Gulf Shores and Foley this 24-hour FREE recycling drop off center is great! I was…read morein town for a few months in a condo looking for a way to recycle items. After a quick search on the city's website. I stumbled upon this location. Everything is clearly labeled on where to dump specific materials. From plastic bags, cardboard, styrofoams, glass, plastic bottles, aluminum cans, etc. It is a one stop shop for all of your recycling needs. Simply place each specific item in their dedicated slot and it's that easy!

Most importantly, they accept most items...from electronics, household batteries, newsprint,…read moreplastic bags, light bulbs, tin cans & aluminum cans, glass jars, regular paper & styrofoam. Will NOT accept paint cans or car batteries!! Help keep your area of the beautiful southern shores pristine!!!

Just brought some food items to this Blessing Box that I just found recently. It's named the Hope…read moreHutch Blessing Box, made possible by the ministry of Oyster Bay Baptist Church - Children In Action. Another wonderful initiative aimee to support our local community by providing essential items to those in need. The Blessing Box is located at Southport Campground, under the bridge behind Lulu's at 108 Waterway West Boulevard, Gulf Shores, AL 36542. Let's come together as a community and spread hope through this act of kindness.

We are so happy to have found our sweet, precious, little kitten from Stray Love Foundation. Alice…read morewas absolutely wonderful to deal with because she took time to make sure that our kitten would go to a good home. We appreciate the fact that they checked us out thoroughly, including our references. Our kitten, who is almost a full grown cat now, (we adopted her in November 2025) "Regina" -who now is officially known as "Baby" is the joy of our life. She is absolutely the best and she fit into our family perfectly well since the first day that we brought her home. Alice has been wonderful to check on her after the adoption. Thank you so much Alice, and Stray Love Foundation, for all that you do for the rescued cats and kittens in Baldwin County. Such a blessing.

If anyone is looking for a cat or kitten to add to your life, check with Stray Love Foundation…read more My veterinarian suggested them to us since I was looking to get a second kitten. This Foundation cares about where their cats/kittens get homed. My references were checked and my vet also received a call. The adoption was easy and I got the sweetest, best natured baby. I have, and will continue to recommend Stray Love for cat adoption. ​

This is an interesting cemetery. It sits back off the road, through a double column entry way…read more There are three white crosses in the middle of a circle drive that also has an exit to the east. This cemetery contains both old and new headstones and appears to be a still active, family cemetery. Some of the plots need "work" while others have obviously been cared for. If you are a cemetery "crawler" it's worth a look.