First visit. Thank you guys ( Manna ) soo much. Very…read morefriendly helpful people. Good selection of frozen meats, breads, canned goods and desserts etc.. And a window for daily hot and cold prepared meals. Help with transportation and other needs of the community. Secure showers available. Started in 1985 to help the Durango community in need. "Durango" what a caring and giving community. Very grateful! Thank You!

MANNA'S IS AMAZING!…read more If I could award more stars, I would. The staff and volunteers here (I volunteered for a little bit while I was going to college) are amazing angels. They accept everyone and don't ask for anything from you. They offer meals to those who can't afford them. The meals and fantastic, too. While volunteering here, they told me and my friend to sit down and have some lunch. Let me tell you that the lunch they cooked up in that magic kitchen was some of the best food ever. Like, it puts your mom and grandmother's cooking skills up for scrutiny. The place is so clean - they thrive on cleanliness. The parking lot isn't very large, but it's clean and serves it's purpose. There is a play section for children. There are showers if you need to use them. The bathrooms are clean. If you have food that you aren't going to eat - please donate it - Manna's can put it to use and help a bunch of people. If you're looking for something selfless to do - volunteer at Manna's. Even if it's not that often, a little helps a lot. I really wish I was still in Durango. I missed helping and volunteering - and Manna's was the most fulfilling place to volunteer!

Prices are VERY high. All jeans $11, all shirts, no less than $5. The manager is cold and…read moreunyielding. Goodwill is supposed to give those less fortunate a chance at having something decent. This goodwill prices items higher than Ebay. You might as well buy from a reseller or antique store.....at least you're supporting someone who did work to find, buy, clean, and rent a booth or use a resell sight. Goodwill obtains all items for FREE. FREE. Who gets the benefit of these extortion prices? The CEO??

As we live in Albuquerque now it's been a while since I have been to such a big and well maintained…read moregoodwill. Prices were up and down as usual but I sound some good prices for some extra clothes I needed during our visit to Pagosa. They have a lot of merchandise especially clothing. Will definitely go back.

The nicest people. Pretty good selection of breads frozen meats canned goods dairy deserts and…read moremiscellaneous food items. Sometimes hit or miss on a wide selection but that's how it works. Thank you DFB!

I've had two kids at Riverhouse the first starting in 2017, my oldest graduated and my youngest is…read morestill there. The teachers at Riverhouse are so loving and my son LOVES going to school everyday. I love that they provide breakfast and lunch (major sanity saver) and they have a great outdoor playground. They prioritize a pre-school experience and curriculum including yoga and music classes. Highly recommend.

I make a point to visit cemeteries and conduct spirit box/instrumental trans-communication (ITC)…read moresessions wherever I go. While visiting Durango, Colorado this past September, a Google Maps search led me to Greenmount Cemetery, an aptly named (i.e., vividly green) burial ground atop a hill overlooking the town. As with most ITC sessions, I went approximately thirty minutes with no contact. I suspect this is due to three reasons: 1) spirits require time to manifest enough energy to communicate, 2) many spirits must learn how to manipulate the phonetic gibberish emanating from the devices into something resembling human speech, and 3) spirits are often wary of the ITC practitioner's intentions. As I was waiting for a response to my question, "Can you tell me your name as I walk near your grave?," I took the opportunity to enjoy the quiet solitude and breathtaking view of downtown Durango. I eventually made contact with a spirit identifying itself as "Jerry." Lo and behold, a few steps to my right was a grave belonging to John "Jerry" Timm, who had passed away two years previously. I asked Jerry what he thought of the scenery and heard "beautiful vista" in the same scratchy, older male voice. A few minutes later, a female voice uttered what I assumed to be "Pauly." I walked a few feet down the hill and came upon Ed and Pauline "Polly" Thompson. The latter had passed away in 1981 at the age of 60, so I was surprised to make contact with her; I've found that spirits tend to "move on" several years after passing away. Admittedly, what I interpreted as "Pauly/Polly" could have been a false positive, but it was clear and loud enough for me to label it a validation. The activity died down precipitously at that point, but then I heard the word "cookie" several times back to back. I would have dismissed it as irrelevant, but the word came through at least four times within the span of five minutes. What I saw next was astounding: a tombstone bearing the name Rosamound B. Clark, aka "Cookie the Firecracker." I noted her date of birth (July 4, 1909) and asked if the "firecracker" nickname referred to the 4th of July. I heard what sounded like a laugh followed by "yes," another clear validation. I should emphasize that I heard these names prior to seeing the tombstones, thereby ruling out audio pareidolia, or the human tendency to attribute meaning to random phonetic stimuli. Regardless of your take on the paranormal, consider visiting this beautiful cemetery the next time you visit Durango. It's a welcome respite from the touristy, often congested downtown area.

Cayla creates such a caring and nurturing environment at Enchanted Tree House--it's truly a special…read moreplace. From the moment we walked in, we felt the warmth and attentiveness she brings to every child. She has a natural gift for making kids feel safe, seen, and loved. The activities are always engaging and thoughtfully planned, sparking curiosity and joy in learning. It's clear that Cayla puts her heart into everything she does, and we're so grateful for the positive impact she's had on our child's early years.

I've been there a bunch of times and I've never been disappointed. I've purchased scrap for various…read moreprojects, and I've sold scrap when I had too much junk in my yard. I don't keep track of the going metal prices, so occasionally I have been surprised at the amount of money I've left with. It's just nice to have a place to take old car parts... and they are happy to take them.

Was the day after Thanksgiving and all was quiet all but the dog... LoL JK JK... I love that they…read morehave their dog as the mascot for the store,... also friendly customer service, IT WAS THE day after Thanksgiving. LOLOL I wasn't expecting them to be open and they when I opened they responded back to my Yelp and let me know that they be open and they had exactly what I needed. The price is affordable and I can use it all month long (membership 35$ 1st mo. 20$ a mo. after that) so it helps. Thank you so much for your service!​