I would like to take this opportunity to thank CAPC for their amazing dedication, inspiration and…read moresupport they have provided our daughter for 3 years now. CAPC stands for Community advocates for peoples choice. They assist adults with developmental disabilities. It's a non profit organization. Life skills are taught to increase the quality of lives and support to make life decisions. Assisting and guiding to find employment and teaching transportation options (bus lines,dial-a-ride), planned outings (Dodger games,Hollywood bowl concert) and much more. I cannot say enough about this phenomenal organization. What an enormous honor and privilege it is to be associated with CAPC. Thank You all!

They asked for $10 donation and they said it was for the driver who brings the food. They handed…read moreexpired food and they were very rude to ppl in need. They're also selling essentials on the side . They're are treating this as a business when it's supposed to help the community. This happened today 11/13/25 locations: city of Maywood

Very helpful to people in need of food. I been here at times of need. I recommend to anyone who is…read morein need of groceries.

You guys get 5/5! Always a pleasure to spend time here for a…read moregood cause and so many unique activities we do every time we come here. You are like the angels sent to rescue and make foster kids life just a little better. So blessed to be able to always join your organization to give back to the community. Thank you for all that you do. Value 5/5 100% every time.

We volunteered at Foster Love by creating gift boxes for Foster children. The staff here were very…read morefriendly and gracious to us. They prepared the items that needed to made. We colored the boxes used to hold the picture frames and book markers that we decorated, as well as other toys. Also, we helped hand write Thank you cards for the social workers who does a wonderful job with the children. It's a rewarding feeling to help Foster children feel special with their care package we made.

What a great place to give back during the holidays. They are a great ministry that serves…read moreunderserved children and families around the world. This facility was easily accessible and had great staff that managed the volunteer duties. There's hundreds and thousands of holiday shoeboxes that are assembled together by the community, that includes stuffies, toys, writing things, notebooks, and even hygiene things - it's a mix of what is donated or brought in. But, there's dozens of "stations" that work together as an assembly line, to place these items into every shoebox, seal it, and place them in a bigger box for distribution to a designated country with children in need. It's a great place to volunteer and recommend anyone to sign up. As of this post, they still have volunteer spots until December 20th. They also have annual volunteer events, if you're able to offer some time.

I have volunteered here before and came back again this year. It is very well organized and very…read moreenergetic. The employee's are super friendly. You can either help with the shoeboxes or if you cannot stand very long. They have where you can sit and do different jobs. I will definitely be back next year.

I don't know if there is diversion to other support services. I think they require ID. We Got Your…read moreBack (WGYB) Program is a weekly nutritional resource, especially if you have a teen classified as an English Learner. If your application is accepted, a backpack of food is delivered to a high school site or pick up during Friday distribution. The liaison may have referrals to a food pantry or rental assistance.

Such an amazing organization! Today I got the chance to see just a fraction of the hard-work, time,…read moreand genuine care that each of their staff members and volunteers give every single week and was blown away in the best way. GCH turned out to be an accessible and fun way to connect with neighbors I didn't even know I had, and I will definitely be making time in my schedule to come back :)

I'm very hurt with my last few interactions with this company..I inquired for different services,…read morethey claim to offer on thier social media and thier website and I felt like I was getting the run around and not given the full information or details. I do appreciate that they gave me a 40$ laundry card...when I went back to the laundry mat it was permanently closed. So I messaged the company to see what's going on and she responded with "the laundrymat is closed indefinitely, but I'll see what else we can offer you to wash". I never got an update for this.. I had to message them and ask again to find out that they no longer offer this.(glad i didnt hold my breath.) After the fire crisis I saw they posted something saying 'if your in need of food or household items message us or dm us" I did both...more then once (trying to set something up) and it was impossible. Clearly if people are in need, they are going to reach out to these organizations to see if they can help..but I just felt like I was begging and being an inconvenience with the way I was responded to when I told them I didn't have a way to get there. I even had 2 large bags of donations to give and I let them know...they never came to pick them up (but said they would). I originally was happy to have found something like this because I'm disabled and don't have a car so it's hard for me to get around, I'm not from LA either so it's not easy for me to take public transportation. Hopefully everyone else can receive services they promote and not feel like a bother. Im very hurt by looking at the past reviews and how easy it was for others to receive food deliveries "the same day" or "promptly". I feel discriminated against and like I was lied to and blown off.

This service is incredible. Not only am I able to reduce waste from my own trees, I can feel…read morepurposeful knowing it can go to people in my community who really need it. The staff is extremely kind and helpful too. Which is the major plus.

I was apprehensive about going to the grief workshop but pain got me there. I am not regretting it…read more I highly recommend the work of Cathy Narvaez. She shares the wealth of her knowledge on the subject while maintaining compassionate attitude and keeping things real without sugar coating. I feel like benefited from attending her workshop by both learning and experiencing the grief on the personal level. I lalso received guidance on the future work.

An awesome food rescue non profit that rescues and collects food from restaurants, supermarkets…read more They then get the rescued food to local food banks and food giveaway programs to people and families that are in need of food. They need volunteers and donations with all the government programs that have gone away.

It was so easy to donate to Food Finders. They accepted food (make sure it's not past its "use by"…read moredate), cleaning products (new/unused), and new personal care items such as soap and toothpaste. They helped me unload, which I appreciated.