I go in here all the time, mainly because of a book sale room in the back. You can walk out with…read morea hardcover by authors like Ann Patchett or Jodi Picoult for a couple of bucks.

This is an organization built ion volunteers. I find the store offers many better-brand handbags,…read moreshoes and clothing items, (for all ages) in excellent condition. There's an interesting assortment of jewelry, housewares, picture frames, artwork, books, glassware. as well as some gorgeous bedding sets and linens. Although the store is small, it is run efficiently and organized well. Sales are run often making for some incredible bargains, and the volunteers are wonderful. Definitely worth a browse!! One thing important to know - CASH ONLY.

We absolutely love the center & staff, so much so that our family has two date night monthly…read moresubscriptions! when my son goes, he literally does not want to leave -- it's not without kicking & screaming because he loves the staff & other kiddos so much!! 10/10 highly recommend; really grateful to have a franchise so local to us, it's really helped me prioritize "self care," while knowing my son is in great care!

I've used Adventure Kids Playcare a few times now - both for child care during the day and night…read moretime child care for a night out. The venue is clean and secure, the front door remains locked at all times and then the children's play space is set behind another secured door. The front desk staff does a great job at logging kids in and validating pick up. Reservations can be made online or by calling, but AKP also accepts walk ins. There are themed activities and camps which can be viewed on their schedule. As a bonus there are a few parking spots close to the front specifically to be used for pick ups and drop offs. Over all, it is affordable for childcare. My kids seem to like it.

We're truly blessed to have such a wonderful organization that does 110% to help feed the hungry in…read moreSouth Jersey! As a volunteer last year, I got to see first hand all of the good that they are doing as well as spending a day to assist in their efforts: sorting food and creating meal packs for school age children (My plan is to help out in 2017 too!). The most impressive thing is that the Food Bank of South Jersey will provide 2 weeks supply of food to anyone in need who comes to their facility, no questions asked. I hope they continue to get all of the support that they need, through volunteers like myself, donations and grocery stores contributing food!

A good organization in our back yard trying to make sure that the food needs of South Jersey's…read moreneedy are looked after. While I do have some concerns about the leadership of the group, the every day workers are great and they do good things like their annual turkey drop off at the Pennsauken location. If everyone would be willing to contribute just a little, the world would be such a better place.

I've been to this pantry about 6x's now.Here's my take on its pros & cons…read more Pros - 1) On 1/9/23 I asked one of the ladies who always seems to oversee the frozen meat area if the workers are all volunteers. Yes, she said. I think that's great. 2) A lot of the food seems to come from Whole Foods. (Not sure if that's a good thing or not, as they're owned by pretty greedy Amazon now.) 3) A lot of the prepackaged stuff is organic. 4) I think It's nice everyone can choose theitems he/she wants. Someone usually cites that said the number of things in each distribution group we can have. I sustained one exception to that the last time I was there3/13/23. one of the regular volunteers informed me I could have as many pantry items I wanted. Don't quote me but I think she said that was because I was there within earshot of the closing of the hour long giveaway time frame so sufficient edibles were there still. (I don't know, that said where they store "leftover stuff that needs refrigeration or freezer space. There's a small free parking lot on Carson street that's across the street from the pantry entrance which isn't on GREEN LANE, ACTUALLY. (If you've a car this is an important point to be aware of -- the workers here correctly inform me about given how difficult it can be to find parking on a lot of the street in this neighborhood. I think it's far better that groceries and a place like Whole Foods are giving away food they don't want to sell anymore -- due to their (likelihood) notions their customers don't want anything that's almost "expired," (I could go on and on about that $) than trashing these foodstuffs in landfills that are already clearly overburdened, giving rise to global warming hence, etc. Finally given the food here is free when all is said and done it's definitely a good place to frequent if you're interested in just saving your coinson the recent hiked cost of grocery food. Cons - Regarding my query about where refrigerated food is stored here I had a fairly nasty taste of that (no pun intended lol). The last time I was at the pantry I picked up a fairly large plastic container of carrots and celery (see picture) which had an expiration date of 3/12/23 but which I wanted anyway because I've found "expired " things often last a lot longer than what's noted on various food items. Well for the first time in my life these particular veggies were pretty much rotten-- about two weeks after I brought them home. That's VERY unusual for carrots and celery as these pretty hardy vegetables usually last a lot longer than two weeks in my fridge. I'm 100% certain due to the fact they Had NOT BEEN PROPERLY REFRIGERATED -- if in fact they'd been refrigerated at all after Whole Foods donated it to them however their usual (innate capacity shall I say) to withstand pretty accelerated decay was obliterated. That's disappointing that something like that can happen at a food pantry of all places! I'm not trying to belabor the vegetable matter here but since I've already broached ithere's another thing I don't think is great about this pantry For some reason one can't get fresh vegetables here much. I think that's strange and unfortunate. I've usually had to wait 40-45 minutes before being called up to get my items. The wait time here can be tiring, therefore. After all is said and done of course -- to end on a positive note the fact that much of the food here is organic and pretty decent, healthy, etc I've no reason NOT to recommend it.

I haven't been to North Light Community Center since I moved out of Manayunk but my sister's…read morekickball team had been short people so I started to sub for them and found myself back here. Its street parking which with all the snow isn't as easy to find as it normally would be but I managed to get a decent spot both trips. Its a little cold when your not moving but once you get started the temperature ends up being just fine. If you live in the area its a little small but not a bad place to participate in an indoor sports league.

Excellent programs for the community! The gym, pool and state of the art gym equipment is awesome.read more

The pool is AMAZING for my family. Huge indoor slide, splash area for my little one, and hot tub…read morefor adults.

I'm a member of both Audubon-Parkside and Zerubbabel R.A.M and love this building. The history that…read moreis contained in the walls of this old early 20th century building is magnificent If there is an open house and you want to see the temple I highly encourage you visit

Do not recommend! Staff seem very cold- unprofessional and definitely does not treat everyone the…read moresame. I didn't understand how could a place like this get so many good google reviews. Then realized they are not real authentic reviews since google does not vet them like yelp. I wouldn't even want to step into this place twice let alone trust them with my child!

Our son has gone to BBA Cherry Hill since he was three and he loves it! The curriculum is…read moremulti-faceted with music, yoga, art, math, science, and reading and the teachers all seem to go above and beyond for the kids. They prepare the kids well for kindergarten and he's made some lifelong friends along the way. Would recommend BBA to any family looking for child care or preschool.

Bridge games are held every day of the week and most evenings. The directors who run the games are…read moreincredibly good at finding a partner for singletons, even at the last minute. The club has a friendly atmosphere and competitive play, also there are lessons available for both those who are just learning and those who want to improve their game; what more could a person ask for in a bridge club? (Well, except, maybe a wet bar and when you find a bridge club that has one of those, please do let me know.)