Had the pleasure to complete a clinical rotation here. The most humble and down to earth people…read moreever. Both Michael, Mario, and really everyone part of their team do such a beautiful job running this pantry and truly care about the community. Makes me so happy to know people as amazing as them still exist and are working so hard to help people! If you can benefit from assistance with food or if you are looking for a place to donate pantry items, frozen items, small hygiene products, etc please consider reaching out to them. They love the community and do more than a good job making sure to help those who need it!

SCV Food Pantry has been serving the SC valley for many years with dignity, respect &…read moreresponsibility. I've volunteered there many times and have found all the staff warm, welcoming, friendly and supportive to their fellow citizens and community.

Lots & lots of bargains! Quality items & organization is good! Great thrifting here!…read moreWould recommend making a biweekly visit, if not more more.

Stopped by here the other day to check what do they have. I got enticed with the 99 cents sale…read moreoutside. Inside is very compacted. Every nook and cranny is used. Just be careful in moving because you might knock some of the breakable displays. They have beautiful things and some antiques. I didn't buy some of them though because I have no place for them. I checked out the clothes, shoes, and bags and so far the prices are competitive with other thrift shops. I would come back again. I forgot to ask though if they buy/trade items. Plenty of parking lot that is shared with other businesses. Dressing room is a plus!!!

So many back door deals going on. They let people in the back to check the racks. They only let…read morecertain people look at the racks when they are out on the floor. I come to salvation because they use to be cheaper than goodwill, now it's just as bad Jeans for 12.99 Jackets for 18.99 Shoes for 16.99 They try to promote their rewards and coupon. Coupon is for one item still isn't worth it if I have a few things at that price .

Did you know that The Salvation Army is one of the few donation centers that uses their benefits to…read morehelp the community? ...Actually they help millions of people annually through extensive social services, providing emergency aid like food & shelter, long-term support such as addiction recovery, job training, and housing assistance with roughly 82% of donations going to these programs after covering monthly overhead. They offer services without discrimination, aiming to meet immediate needs and address root causes of poverty in communities nationwide. This is one of the reasons why I donate to this location...it makes me feel good knowing I am helping out my community. The inside of the store is quite large with racks of clothes separated by sizes and gender. It is very neat & clean. They also sell used furniture, accessories, books and more. Donations are excepted daily during regular business hours. Plenty of parking in the lot. **Donation Drop offs - located in the back ~ and that's all I have to say about that...

So fun and my son enjoyed every moment. Lots of activities and staff was so kind and helpfulread more

The staff here is caring and kind. They were welcoming when we first visited here. They place is…read moreclean and well maintained. My kids like visiting this location. They have lots of programs to offer the community at reasonable prices.

I just wanted to express my deepest appreciation for the assistance and knowledge of this team…read more Melissa knows Regional Center procedures in a way I could never and believe me, I tried. It takes experience and they know their stuff!

I'm beyond grateful I found these advocates. I would not have been able to do it without the help…read more They are passionate about what they do because they have been there. They know every single available service and how to get it. They ARE the subject matter experts!

This food pantry is excellent and quick and friendly. Thank you for all you do for your community!read more

From the owner: Santa Clarita Grocery is a 100% Volunteer Organization dedicated to providing weekly groceries and…read morepersonal care items to children and families in the Santa Clarita Valley Community. We value dignity and diversity in serving those in need. Our guests can come once weekly, either Monday or Wednesday evening 5-7 PM or Saturday mornings 9-11 AM.

This created such a wonderful memory for my whole entire family. I'm so glad that I connected with…read morethis organization. Everything went smoothly and was super professional. The kids got to spend good quality time with the species. It felt like a dream to be able to have this experience in my own home. I highly recommend.

We took the grandkids yesterday, November 23 2022 to go to…read morethe aquarium. It was NOT there! According to the other businesses in the strip mall they moved out a while ago!

We waited to get the newest furmember of the family at Bow Wows 2018! #Punkin was so needed in our…read morelives after having to say goodbye to my #JustJack It's been perfection since moment one. Watching this little evolve, and come out of her scared place has been a joy to experience. Forever thankful. Vanessa B Past BW&M board member and forever fan I'd still rather see it at the lake where the parking is so much better for attendees

Paws down, the BEST doggie fair we've attended! So many…read morebooths. Lots of vendors handing out samples. Shows & contests. Food trucks. Lots of dogs & cats available for adoption (ONLY $30!!! AND, they come already micro-chipped & spayed/neutered.) No admission or parking fees. We've been to a lot (check my "Dog Friendly Adventures" list) and for a spur-of-the-moment decision to attend, this was a really good experience for us & our little Ruxin. Venue's great at William S. Hart Park. Grassy & shady. Accessible restrooms. Parking wasn't a problem since we came early. Found a public lot 2 blocks away. Our Ruxin is apparently tired of his current dog food so we wanted to pick up some samples to see if he'd show interest in something new. Came home with all kinds of food & treats. The various vendors were great about explaining their products & letting us know where we can buy them locally or online. We pup-sit our son's Corgis often and these samples will be shared with them. One of them has a really fussy tummy & most of the samples are organic. Several veterinary offices also had booths there if you live locally & want to meet the staff. There was a shots clinics also which had a long line. Someone told us the various shots were low-cost or possibly free. There's also pet-themed art & crafts being sold. I bought some dog toys at very reasonable prices. We seriously considered adopting another JackChi, but Ruxin was being a weenie. He wasn't being nice to the other dog at all. Additional notes: Dogs must be well-behaved and on leash. Please bring poop bags. Small dogs should be carried or in a stroller. It got crowded very quickly. Our lil' guy got his tail stepped on, so the hubby carried him for the rest of our stay. There's donation boxes situated here and there. The donations help to keep this festival free for all of us. We had a great time and will definitely want to come back next year.