What a blessing this place is. I was in need to find a knee scooter for my pastors wife who broke…read moreher foot and was alone at home so while searching I found this place. The ladies were so friendly and made it so easy. They gave me the best one they had and I needed was a small deposit which I can get back when it's returned or I can let them keep as a donation. Incredible

From the owner: Hands of Hope NW is a nonprofit charity that collects medical equipment and supplies that hospitals…read moreand individuals no longer need. We ship it internationally to developing countries, plus we have a medical equipment lending program to meet the needs of people in the Treasure Valley. Durable equipment such as wheelchairs, hospital beds, walkers, and bath chairs are available. Donations are encouraged and there is a deposit on one item.

Stopped by this Goodwill Store and had a great experience! Clean, well-organized, fair prices, and…read morereally friendly people. Visiting family from California and love finding reasonable stores and this one was a win! Now I have to worry about balancing the weight in suitcases so I do not incur overweight fees. Baahaahaa

I was cursed out in Spanish by Angie …read more First of all Cadwell location has amazing staff except for Angie . Everyone there is happy and kindly ready to help . Please continue to go here and if you speak Spanish please report this issue bellow . Many calls are needed for a change . It needs to be known that this happend and we need answers to see what will be done about this . My daughter wanted a toy behind the counter and I asked Tracy ( the person at the register that I was checking-out with . If my daughter could get a toy and if she could give it to her . Angie got maniac crazy screaming at me in Spanish and wouldn't stop. I told Angie she was on the clock to stop and she was in the background screaming at me and cursing at me in Spanish calling me names .she said she didn't care . Debbie the manager in duty did nothing when she came back to help me return the things I bought. Angie continued to curse at me in Spanish . Angie was not stopped .Debbie didn't do anything and continue to do my return. Debbie eventually said " Angie stop " with a laughter and didn't stop Angie , as she continue to curse at me in Spanish . I asked Debbie for the corporate number and she said she didn't know it , Angie continue to scream at me then said I could google it if I wanted to . this is not store policy . It was humiliating . Mental health is important , there is no sane reason to curse at anyone while purchasing items . I hope Goodwill addresses this issue to where Angie no longer gets to curse at anyone in any languages she knows . Spanish speakers should be welcome and not by cursing at us . If our money isn't worth anything to your company please let us know .

They are very helpful in finding what I need if they have it. Kind and considerate and…read moreprofessional. I also love the radio station that they listen to. KTSY. The store itself is clean and organized.

They have changed names but it's a great place to look for doors, hardware, random repair parts…read morebefore you pay big box prices! Don't for get to rummage behind the store for items that can't be brought inside. They will let you know a price if it's unmarked and are always under hardware store prices.

Support for shelters and transitional living and housing programs is necessary if we are going to…read morechange the landscape for homeless boys and girls in America. -- Jewel A HUMAN SERVICE PROGRAM HELPING TO END HOMELESSNESS IN IDAHO! I, like millions of children out there, have experienced homelessness as a child and homelessness is something that is very near and dear to me. As a child, I grew up in a drug home and we lived many nights in our van, the park, homeless shelter (Opportunity House in Vacaville, Ca.), and in a park. As a child this wasn't easy, as an adult, I could only imagine. We've seen the issue in our community with homeless, most recently the tragedy of a young girls life at the Boise Walmart. This review isn't here to debate why people are homeless, it's to review a non-profit agency that is taking this issue into their hands and supporting individuals to end homelessness. I heard about CATCH from my partner, George, who was looking for community resources to help one of his employees who's been sleeping in their car. This review is based solely on research and word-of-mouth to bring community awareness and resources for our loved ones and other members in need in Idaho. I have not used their services. I will be adding both of their locations to Yelp and using primarily the same review. This is CATCH's first review and my 438th Yelp review. CATCH has three programs: Housing Placement and Rental Assistance-- help build a Housing Plan together to you find an affordable home in your name. They will sponsor the application fee, security deposit, and rent (eligibility requirements must be met). They offer as much rental assistance as is needed to stabilize you, which varies family-to-family. Case Management-- this is a person that stays with you after you've found a place. They will help you set long-term goals and help minimize the risk of recidivism. I've done Case Management and its some of the most rewarding and hard work I've done. They become a partner of yours. There to listen and help you help yourself. Financial Independence-- they partner with other providers, locally, to help you and your income. According to their website, they offer financial literacy, budget counseling, and job development skills needed to ensure that your income is sustainable enough to maintain your housing. The partner with Mountain West Bank to match your savings up to $500, which to me, is incredible! Way to go Mountain West Bank! Please visit their website for more information on their services or to become a Housing First Advocate! You can sign up to join CATCH, Inc.'s email list! By joining the list, you'll be able to hear stories of success, calls-to-action, upcoming events and ways to help! Both Ada and Canyon County have very similar but different services and partners that they work with. Shout out to The Salvation Army of Idaho for the work that they do for our community and many others around the world. The first step toward change is awareness. The second step is acceptance-- Nathaniel Branden

I am not the type to open up to doctors or counselors easily but when I came here I felt so safe…read moreand secure. I had been in a very traumatic situation and I felt no judgement from the staff and they were so helpful. They gave me so many resources and you can tell these people truly care about your wellbeing. Thank you Faces of Hope.

I visited them for a friend and I couldn't believe how kind, patient & understanding they were with…read moreme. They have so much support for families in difficult situations. Clearly a loving no judgement environment

Great customer service. Very helpful, nice and polite staff. Very organized drop off and pick up.read more

If your looking for a place to volunteer some of your free time this organization is great. They…read morereceive food in bulk and volunteers help repackage it to individual distribution sizes. You sign up on line and volunteer to help, providing a two hour shift. There are four shifts each day from Tuesday thru Saturday as follows 9:00 to 11:00, 12:00 to 2:00, 3:00 to 5:00 & 6:00 to 8:00. They allow and encourage you to bring your older children to help. If you have some spare time and want to help the less fortunate in your community here in Idaho, I encourage you to go on line and sign up to help this great community service organization.

FULL DISCLOSURE This…read morereview is for the 208Market that is held in the parking lot at the Hispanic Cultural Center of Idaho. The 208Market is held every Friday night from 7pm to 11pm. It is collection of small business owners with hispanic goods and foods. It is an amazing event that has a lot to offer everyone. Parking can be tricky but the park across the street is a decent place to park. Vendors can change their space weekly and there are new vendors every week. There is a DJ spinning La Chona and other classics and the vibe is very family friendly.

I had the opportunity to visit the Hispanic Cultural Center of Idaho this past week. I've passed…read moreby this very colorful building at least 100 times over the years but never knew what it was. In addition to being a venue that people can rent for business or personal functions, it's also a little museum. They have a kitchen, a nursery, a computer room with HP computers if someone wanted to do a class there, other classrooms of varying sizes, and larger rooms where people could host something like a wedding reception. They even have a bar. For the museum type, you can walk around and look at artwork on the walls upstairs and downstairs, bright, colorful murals showcasing some classic Mexican themes like loteria, La Virgen de Guadalupe, Selena, and a low rider couple. They also have a room that has some ornate Mexican sombreros, dolls, and more artwork. This would be a great place to take younger kids, or homeschoolers on a field trip, and of course, to rent space from to host a variety of events.