If you're thinking of a charity to donate to, donate it to Dream Street! The work they do is…read moreunbelievable. I myself love volunteering and if kids are involved i'm totally there! I was introduced to the foundation from one of my dad's customers who is also the president of the foundation. I filled out an application to volunteer as a counselor at their summer camp and got accepted! i was thrilled/apprehensive, but all went well! i'm so glad i got the opportunity to do this. If you don't know what Dream Street is here's a little intro: Dream Street Foundation is a non-profit organization that fundraises all year to help fund their summer camp. The camp is for kids with terminal or chronic illnesses. It's such a great program because the kids go there to have fun and be with other kids that are in the same situation. There's a medical team that volunteers their time to help the kids with taking their meds and what not so they're always in check. The people involved are all so wonderful. If you have the time, check out their website: www.dreamstreetfoundation.com and if possible please donate! every cent counts!

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April 22, 2026 | Santa Monica | After an appointment in the area, I had bags of clothes and other…read moreitems to happily donate! Some items were brand new, popular name brands that I no longer resonate with, never worn & with price tags! Others were gently worn or used! I truly believe that I only want to keep items in my home that I absolutely love! Sometimes your style simply changes! Either way, it was time to give them a new life, in the hands of someone else! Let's go! Outside | You simply drive to the back of the building and drive up to the donation center! Someone will come to the car and remove the bags from your car and ask if you would like a receipt for your donations! Afterwards, you drive up, make a U-turn and you're all done! Easy breezy! Customer Service | Always friendly with the smile, and sometimes a laugh whenever I have donated items! Overall | Why not donate items, which may give new life to someone else to have new adventures, as well as a helping hand! Score!

This was my first time at this location. It was clean and organized, I was able to find a couple…read moregood deals. I will definitely put this location in my rotation of thrift stores. I visit when I'm in the LA area. ***Make sure to sign up for the new rewards program. You can sign up by giving your phone number. 2/11/26

Excellent staff, service and care. very impressed with the service and attention. highly…read morerecommend.

Today, I went to Men's Health Foundation for the first time and I had a wonderful experience. From…read morethe moment I walked in, the vibes were good, everyone I interacted with was friendly, kind and helpful. Dr. Robinson took the time to answer all my questions and made sure I got the care I needed. This was really refreshing. The location is great and there's parking. 10/10 recommend to a friend

Staff is kind and supportive as well as knowledgeable on mental health and resources.read more

I donated toys and childrens clothing. Very gracious and helpful . It is located on the southeast…read morecorner of Franklin at Labrea

Very convenient and organized donation center. Came by to donate some women's apparel. Highly…read morerecommend and will be back for all my donations.

We have been to this location a handle full of times and the experience just keeps getting WORSE!!!…read moreNOW, NEVER GOING BACK and WE ARE DONE!!!! First off, this is so strangely restricted and unsafe the way that they chain off the lot and block parking, as if to make it as difficult as possible to delivery a donation. Secondly, the elderly man that I have encountered there, several times, should NOT be dealing with the pubic. He is always rude and unkind & usually we just ignore his bad attitude, but today was the TOPPER!! I arrived to deliver two big boxes of donations and the elderly man was beyond repugnant!!! At one point, he is yelling something at me with his mask on and has he has my second box in his arms and I can not understand him. I say "Sir, I am so sorry I do not understand you" to which he slams my box of donations on the ground and then screams "no pet hair" and I still have no idea what he is talking about. And then he barks "I am allergic!!!" OK I get allergies but sir, you are dealing with the general public and I am sure a lot of people have dogs and cats. He then pulls out a nice jacket from my box and discards it towards me. I was so baffled....it is a perfect fine clothing item with no pet hair on it. There was hair on the jacket and it was MINE!!!! I have donated a lot in my history but never encountered such a disgusting and grotesquely foul man before at any donation center!! This poor old man really needs to stop deaingl with general public!!! Unacceptable!!!! Our entire family has made donations here and we will no longer do so!! This location should be called BADWILL!!!!

First place I tried when I became homeless. I was shocked to receive free food. Though most of the…read morefood was of an ethnic palate that I didn't enjoy or know how to eat/cook.

Nice selection of food admonish my health with sova very easy to get to and Carry food wiseh they…read morehad chips and dip

Was on wait list for an intern for five months. After a few months and an initial, very specific,…read morevery retraumatizing intake with an intern, analyst texted saying she could not move forward with therapy, no explanation. Was sent to the back of the line to wait again. Second intern seemed uncomfortable and awkward in our sessions, and did not take responsibility for and took weeks to set me up on their portal - meanwhile our GoogleMeets were not HIIPA complaint and I could not pay for weeks of sessions on a secure payment site. This intern was a "seasoned" therapist (as per the director) but seemed to not have a sense of sophistication with regard to Jungian concepts and I had to explain things to her, so I was paying to teach her. She also yawned during our sessions without covering her mouth, and once cut off our session without care during a very vulnerable moment for me, seemingly having lost track of time, needing to rush off to her next client. The director, Lynn Easley, took no responsibility or accountability for the way i had been treated over the five months or the way this had managed, and proceeded to suggest that the problems were mine, in a gaslighting kind of way, with zero consciousness of her lack of reflection or care. Shockingly unprofessional, lacking in empathy, lacking in customer service, lacking in accountability, lacking in promptness. Indeed, the problem is mine and it is with this organization. I had wonderful and generous responses from the Jungian center in San Francisco and through referrals I was matched with a gifted therapist within three business days of reaching out to them. AVOID THIS CENTER. Terrible experience.

I am very fond of this place, the bookstore and library are a impressive specialty…read more Having attended some lectures, I wish that they had more oomph. Obviously targeted at Jungian analysts (which I am not), the speakers are learned, accomplished and doubtless engrossed with the subject matter. They're intellectually oriented, almost dry and could use a bit of zeal to make it more entertaining. Also the $40 admission is a bit steep for lay people that are not writing off the fee on their taxes as research/education. I've left the lectures feeling that I would have rather spent the money in the bookstore instead. There isn't anything elitist about this place, just maybe needs a B-12 injection? Recommended parking is across the street in the lot for the golf course and park, save yourself some frustration.

Went in for a visit. Came out a cat dad…read more The Cat Lounge Café is the real deal. What immediately stood out is how well the cats are treated -- they have full freedom to roam, plenty of toys to keep them entertained, and they're well fed and cared for. You can tell this place genuinely prioritizes making it a warm, comfortable space for the cats while they wait for their forever home. It's not a shelter -- it feels like a home. The staff made the whole adoption experience seamless. Jude especially was incredibly kind, helpful, and knowledgeable -- exactly the kind of person you want guiding you through the process. The rest of the team matched that same energy, and it made everything feel easy and stress-free from start to finish. My girlfriend and I couldn't be happier -- we found our girl Pinky, and she's already stolen our hearts. 10 out of 10, would recommend this café to anyone thinking about adopting. Don't hesitate, just go.

10's 10's 10's. 10's across the board! This place was amazing. We frequently enjoy our local cat…read morecafe in San Francisco, but this place was so much better. THEY HAVE A KITTEN ROOM. That should be enough. But if it's not, the adult cats were super friendly and adorable. You are allowed to pick up and hold the cats. Not sure the $20 upgrade for kitty treats is worth the price (it's a tiny ketchup-container sized portion of freeze dried chicken, maybe 7 pieces). But the cost of admission was 1000% worth it. Super friendly staff. Very clean. Plenty of space. Well structured and organized. I could live here. If only I could afford to buy 24/7 access.