This is a great place to get sober! They host a lot of Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, everyday of…read morethe week. They also have really good food that is affordable. You can hang out for a daily fee (or purchase a membership). They have some games, TVs and a computer that can be used. Most of the staff is very friendly and are volunteers. NOTE: The club does NOT allow smoking anymore and, apart from the meeting room, is 18 and over only.

Made up my mind lol! The people here are super. Had someone annoy me and an employee stepped up and…read moretold them to back off...how amazing is that!?! This is kind of a sober food/meeting AA hangout place, but it is nice to have another woman have your back that is not a friend.

This is a great place to learn meditation, or just drop in if you are looking for a free place to…read moremeditate that is beautiful and serene with friendly people. Some here also study the Tibetan Buddhist path but that is optional; beginners are welcome and free meditation instruction is offered several times a week. They serve refreshments at most of their events when the meditation session is over. While some of the regulars are older there are others who are younger, some from the UCD community and some families with younger and older children. Learning to meditate has been such a gift for me personally...

free instruction, breakfast 8-9 am on tue-thu, people i met there were sll friendly and kind, many…read moreare older but younget folks too, great outside patio

I am super irritated that this is the second time the Hope Chest has been picky about what they…read morechose to accept as donations. I am not donating poor quality items. The items are in great to excellent shape. My first experience with them as far as donations was when I needed a couch to be picked up. I heard they would pick up items. When I called they gave me the third degree and acted like it had to be brand new for them to pick it up. My couch was perfectly fine to donate and the family who received it was more than happy. Because in the end, I told Hope Chest to just forget it! They obviously didn't want my donation. Well, today I called ahead of time and the person I talked to said, "Make sure you don't have a truck load of donations right before closing!" She didn't say anything about them not accepting toys of any kind. I would not have wasted a trip. I also agree with some of the other posts, their prices are pretty high for a thrift store. Yes, sometimes the manager will work with you. But I don't like to haggle. I would rather just see a good/fair price, pick it up and take it home. I also wish they would have student/teacher discount day like some of the other thrift stores have. It would be nice. :)

Just cruising by and was drawn in with a 50% off sign? And it was!…read more Cool second hand store that was packed both with goods and people. I wish I had more time to go through the whole thing slower but not today. The service was busy for sure being half off everything. Last words...saved for another day.

Very easy to navigate site. However, the items we had were not on the list of items that will be…read moreaccepted. Dining chairs, pressure washer, ladder, recliner, RV brake and dog carrier. Makes me wonder what is accepted. I was disappointed.

I donate to them because of who they help but they make it so easy to call and schedule a pickup…read moredate.

Angelic Housing Resources is a fantastic operation for low-income, room for rent housing. Their…read moreteam is incredibly kind and professional. Clean and affordable housing for those in serious need! Highly recommended.

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