Recently, my employer set up a volunteer day with HTF and I was really happy to participate! My…read morereview pertains to that side of things, not using their services. We arrived for a 3 hour shift which was to pack food boxes for seniors. There were two other companies there as well, so we had a good number of people to get the job done! Overall, they were very organized, energetic and motivating and answered any questions we had. At first I thought, how will this work with everyone knowing what to do? But you know what, the way they do it everything just moved along like a well oiled machine. People helped each other without asking and we just kept on packing those boxes. At the end, I think we did 925! They do require everyone stop for a 20 minute break halfway through and encourage you to stay hydrated. I'd highly recommend this as a volunteer opportunity with an employer group or even solo or with your family. What they offer the community is well needed and it's an rewarding experience.

Such a great organization! The new facility is outstanding and large enough for all the help they…read moregive the community! I spent time volunteering, packing boxes, it was great to know that the work we were doing was going straight out to the community. The team is so dedicated and so helpful. You can see the care and focus to help the community.

I became a member of Kingdom Faith Fellowship Church in 2018, and it has been the most rewarding…read moredecision of my life! Having God by my side has brought me immense joy and purpose. Cultivating a relationship with God is truly everything. A heartfelt thank you to Pastor Randolph for his dedication and guidance. May God keep using you to carry out his divine work. work.

Some staffs weren't deaf friendly; Will, Jeff, and white guy does oppress deaf people, won't…read moreprovide interpreter which violate ADA law right, I plan to sue them with ADA law and non professional workers. They spoke to me through the mask, disrespectful to for communication with deaf people. They don't communicate well with each staffs, does the power trip against deaf people. They made me not passing drug pee test on the stall when I had hernia condition which I can't stand d and pee same time because of hernia. they don't give a fly about your health problem. it was a rip off so I walked out because of their unfair and picking on me just because I complain to my case worker about the staffs weren't doing their job right way, they weren't friendly to me sometimes which is not in professional way work supposed to be when I respected and follow their rules 100%, they don't give a crap about it. Don't ever come to this Mission ever. Staffs don't treat us friendly way, they give attitudes and make people upset and angry. Staffs don't give a crap if your belongs had been stolen, and do nothing about it. Case workers at Mission does excellent job and respecting me being deaf, communicated with me in right fair way by writing down and spoke through the phone as translator into words, they had patience with me which is impressed and respectful. Staffs aren't respectful at all. They need to replace unprofessional staffs like Will, Jeffery, and white guy, skinny one. Other staffs was friendly and nice, respectful to me expect Will, Jeffery and white guy for carelessly communication with deaf people. Terrible staffs ever. I'm planning to sue them with ADA laws.

This place is just as good as any Hilton property I have visited. Including the Waldorf Astoria in…read moreChicago on E Walton St - 60611. The difference is, the Leadership at the MRM is better! You can't trust the Leadership at WA at all. MRM is the true "make you feel at home" property. Kudos to the Owner and Operators or MRM! You are doing right in the community.

Joseph Schultz is great working in education and employment unit…read more I've been a member for many years and only seen the police called on one member...

This is a non profit organization for people who have mental illness. It doesn't matter if you have…read morebeen struggling for years or a short period of time. Grand Avenue Club is the place that will always be there for you. It isn't a place where we have therapy groups but we do help each other out when there is a need. We work together to keep everyone healthy, doing things such as yoga, meditation, advocacy, and other more subtle ways. It's hard in the beginning because you come into a large building with a bunch of people that you don't know. But everyone is very friendly and helpful and you make friends quickly. You can find job training, learning help, you can possibly make an entrance into the workplace with GAC's help. There are so man benefits to being a member that I can't list them right now. The best thing to do would be to go to the website www.grandavenueclub.org Click on Become A Member them fill out the online application and wait for someone to call you back. If you don't hear in a week, call 414-727-3364 and ask for Membership. We really want to see you here!

To visit a food pantry as a client can be hard and at times embarrassing, having to admit a basic…read moreneed can't be met without help. I am a volunteer at The Food Pantry, and I see these clients every week, and can share that the volunteers and staff here are compassionate and welcoming. Clients can receive assistance once a week (Mon-Sat) by signing in and being assigned a volunteer shopper who will show them all the items and quantities available for their household. And the nicest side effect is the friendships I see forming as clients, staff, and volunteers work together to ease hunger. The work in the background that keeps this Pantry running smoothly is impressive, from the legal requirements to the goal of near-zero waste. What is not fit for human consumption is shared with farmers to feed their animals. Cardboard is recycled and plastic wrap is turned in for reuse in other weather-proof items such as furniture and decking. The dumpster is rarely filled with such careful oversight. If you are in need of food and are a resident of Waukesha County, which is a very big county, The Pantry is here for you. Bring an ID, and proof of residence, such as a utility bill or rental lease. If there are more in your household, bring ID for them also, such as birth certificates for children or school ID. We also have a pet program to help feed your cats and dogs, avoiding food-insecurity for everyone in your household. If you want to donate food, personal products or pet food, we are grateful. Door #5 is where you can drop items off. If you wish to hold a food drive cantact jeremy@waukeshafoodpantry.org and he will make it a simple event for all involved. You can also attend the 4th Annual "More Than a Meal" fundraiser being held on April 18, 2026 at The Golden Mast restaurant in Okauchee Lake. All are invited to join in the fun event! https://cbo.io/app/public/bidapp/morethanameal

We hosted our first annual food drive and thanks Food Pantry for allowing us to fill all your bins.read more

Volunteered there in the past. People using Hope House were great people. They just needed a little…read morehelp.

I haven't been here in quite a while, but I wanted to give them a shout out and say what I know…read moreabout them. I cannot do them justice since they have many programs here to help members of our community that I haven't worked with. I have volunteered here a few times when I was a student through UW-Milwaukee. I helped bag groceries to be handed out to members of the community who needed help. They work very hard to create a balanced bag nutritionally each time such as protein, breakfast items, meat/ eggs, fruits/ veg, dessert (if they have any), soup, pasta/ rice, and a few other types of items I'm forgetting. When they have fresh fruits and vegetables they place them out for people to pick from. They also let people pick out bread items. The number of bags people receive depends on family size. They also have baby food items for those who need them. I also organized personal cleaning supplies (keep the good stuff, throw out the bad/ expired, put out the smaller stuff for people to pick out for free when they came to pick up food, etc). I thought this was really nice of them to have available, many people looked through the baskets once I started filling them. The staff is very kind to those who come in needing assistance and try to help. The area I worked in was basic but clean. They treat the community members that need help with respect (I've seen orgs where they don't treat people very well, this is not one of those orgs!). Great place to help the local community and for people to receive assistance. I've only scratched the surface as to what this nonprofit does for the community, check out their website. Time/ money/ personal donations brought here are not wasted!

Great selection and great prices. The staff are volunteers. Proceeds are used to offset the cost of…read morecounseling provided at Lutheran Counseling and Family Services.

This thrift store is a fave of mine when shopping around for little trinkets. They have a…read moresurprisingly large selection of handkerchiefs which you really just don't see much of anymore. The items that are considered vintage are in a separate section and although they are priced a little higher do sometimes go down based on whatever deals may be going on that day/week. I stumbled upon it when driving by one day but have made it a point to stop in if I'm in the area, would definitely recommend checking them out if you're on the hunt for bits and bobbles!

The staff here is usually very kind and helpful. Normal people can go here once, and all that they…read moregive you will sure help out. She to the fact that unfortunately, I am disabled. So I can go there once a month. I have generally found the employees to be pretty great. Liz is the person I most often see when I first go in. Her greeting me by name with a big smile makes me feel good and a little better about having to go to a food pantry. Thank you.