Great fitness center. Group class instructors are very good. Some are absolutely the best! Would…read moredefinitely recommend to anyone wanting to get moving & living a healthy lifestyle.

The online web page and sign in page are hard to manuver…read more trying to change password is a big circle that goes nowhere.after getting a code, no easy way to find where you can fill in the code and actually change your password. Such a waste of time.

I went there for a visit on a night time feeding. It was a neat concept. They have to feed the…read moreanimals anyways, so why not invite people to educate and raise money for the sanctuary. The animals seem well taken care of and happy. The have mostly tigers but also a lion and some smaller cats. They even have two foxes and two bears! This is different than a zoo, because they have these animals as a way to save them. Some of them were from private owners and some were form closed zoos. The workers and volunteers were all happy as well.

Animal exhibits are always risky. Is it truly a sanctuary? Are the animals being treated well? Do i…read morefeel icky being here? Are they teaching people how to help the animals? The answer here is an 80/20 split for good. The vast majority of their animals are rescue from shut down zoos, and people thinking they can own a tiger. However, they did some breeding years ago, so there are a few "bred in captivity" animals. They no longer breed, which is a plus. They also don't go in the enclosures with the big cats, which I appreciate. The employees were very knowledgeable. The enrichments really seemed to be enjoyed by the animals. The animals seem to be healthy, and comfortable. They very kindly have sun screen and bug spray near the entrance. The bathrooms were nice and air conditioned. The gift shop is small and unassuming. They don't hound you for money, despite being a reasonably priced experience who relies a lot on donations. Overall, while not perfect on the "is it good for the animals front" (there's too much to dive into) they did a lot of things right, and i would go back!

Love the concept behind this place. We're moving and I had donations but hate giving them to a…read moreplace that is just going to resell to anyone. foster Closet is only for foster children and their families which I love. They also keep their website updated with immediate needs. Amazing place to give donations.

From the owner: We are unique to our community because it takes volunteers and donors working together to help…read moresupport our FREE resource to the foster care system of NEFL. YOU make a difference in helping the infant, children, teens and families we serve. THANK YOU

Amazing. Just amazing. Great tour. Not your Disney style zoo. No ice cream. No hot dogs. Just…read moreanimals in large enclosures in a very wild setting. Very country. Loved the giraffes, rhinos, cheetahs, bengals. Off the beaten bath for sure. There are messages and discussion about conservation, what it takes, why it's important. We are losing biodiversity, which will be a problem for the human race.

I was invited to go on a tour and had heard about all the work they do in conservation for many…read moreyears. Our guide was well educated in the history of White Oak and had first hand experience working with conservationists. He's well traveled and provided extensive information about each of the animals we saw. It was an awesome experience!

Barnabas is a nonprofit charity that provides assistance to individuals and families in crisis to…read moreNassau County citizens. Once a year they have a benefit called Empty Bowls where potters have turned bowls and individuals and groups volunteered to paint the bowls over months... to then be picked by the donators for this event! You get one, unique bowl with your $30 donation but you can buy others at $10-$15 each.... all the money going to Barnabas. With our bowls we also get soup made by the Ritz Carlton (regular bowls from their); this year soups were chicken noodle and butternut squash and having had a bowl of each... they were delicious! Rolls and cheese cake dessert were donated by the Omni here on Amelia; as a matter of fact it was said everything was donated for this fundraiser! Apparently local churches helped to centralize services for the needy with this organization by offering food, medical, dental and educational services to help people to become self-sufficient. It appeared to be well attended so I think the community wanted to support this endeavor and they have faith in Barnabas to do the job! I have painted bowls for this event but this was the 1st time I had been able to attend but plan on doing it again!

From the owner: We are Nassau County Florida's only comprehensive service center to help our neighbors in crisis so…read morethey can become healthy, productive citizens. Through our partnerships, we reach even more people and maximize resources. We address critical issues facing our community, such as hunger, affordable health care, and prevention of homelessness.

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HABIJAX has been a great place to spend our days off from work to volunteer whether it is at the…read moreReStore or one of the home build sites.

Great place , great atmosphere and great prices. Would highly recommend for D.I.Y oriented people…read more The people are friendly and for a great cause.

Love the Purple Dove! Their service is excellent, friendly and helpful. They have a good selection…read moreof things, but not so much as to overwhelm, and it's quality items. The value is phenomenal, my husband picked up a pair of boots that if bought retail would've been close to $600, but he only paid $55 and they were new.

You never know what kind of treasure you will find if you don't visit a thrift stores. Everything…read morefrom housewares to clothing. I found a couple of treasures. The price are what thrift store prices used to be. Everybody needs something or a gift through tout the year. Go to a Thrift stores first and are better for the environment. So before you go buy new try a thrift store in your community you are saving the planet and your pocket book.