Out of all the food banks we've been to, this has to be the worse in regards how long it takes to…read moreget your stuff- It was almost 3 hours from waiting in the car parked in the lot, to the point was able to select the stuff we wanted. Most places you can be in and out in under half hour or less. They really need to work on this system.

Dropped off a carload full of donations during my lunch break. It's a little difficult to find,…read morebecause Google maps led me to the storage unit business. The food bank is actually right past it, located in same parking lot at the Holy Nazarene Church a little further down the road than the storage unit area. Important to note that if you're dropping off donations do NOT wait in the vehicle line, you can just zip right past the line and go to the back side to drop off stuff. For donations, they take unexpired and unopened food items, new toiletry items, new paper goods etc. they declined my rice cooker - so don't bring appliances as they won't accept cook ware.

Loving organization. Caring caretakers. Without rabbit…read morerescues, many domestic rabbits that are often tragically released by their owners to their yards, suffer horrific deaths by predators.

Jennifer was very knowledgable about rabbits. It was my first time working with pets and Jennifer…read morewas very patient in answering all my questions. I had tons of questions despite doing loads of research to understand bunny behavior so that I can provide my potentially new bunny family member the best environment. I was a little nervous, so I decided to foster before adopting. Jennifer was always prompt in answering my questions and concerns. This foster to adoption process was a success and Chance is now a happy part of our family. I really like how Jennifer cares a lot about the rabbits. She likes to make sure that the buns will go to a family that will treat the bunny like family rather than a toy. I respect that. I highly recommend binky bunny rescue for adoption only if you are serious about bringing a bunny home to treat him/her like a family member.

I feel like it's been a while since a review has been made . I went there yesterday and it seems to…read moreme the years of Covid has changed in good way . Customer service is better . Only thing is they literally wait till 11 am sharp to open doors which could be a tiny problem the fact that services are needed much earlier now nd days . The housing director is such a sweetheart . They are very attentive to the help needed in the community . Just be mindful on your WANTS and NEEDS. We are living in trying times . We are all human at the end of the day . Seems to me respect is shown both ways as of 2025 .

Terrible place! I used Share and Care for 3 months. They were supposed to pay my bills. I turned in…read moreall paperwork. They didn't pay my rent since November 2022. They STILL haven't released my money and didn't care that I was going to be evicted. They do NOT answer their phone, I would call and I left several messages, and didn't get a phone call back. I have since became my own rep. Share and Care is not reliable company. I wouldn't recommend Share and Care to anyone. If I could I would give them a rating of minus 5 stars. One month I had to call Share and Care to see when I was getting my check, it was already the middle of the month. No apology for not cutting me a check. I did finally receive my bi weekly check. Their customer service nonexistent. After leaving I found out they have other services I could have used, but they never told me about them. They are dishonest and continue to give me the run around, they still owe me $1650 and have not released the money to me. They charged me for services they did not provide. Social security is still referring people to Share and Care, where there don't share or care.

The owner of this business is an absolutely amazing individual. When I had nobody at all to help…read moreme, he jumped right in to help a complete stranger. The dedication to helping provide for people in need, as well as an obvious desire to educate and unify people in general-I think is phenomenal and praise worthy. Keep up the amazing work, I can not wait to see what the future holds for this organization. Thank you, beyond words, for the compassion you showed me and all the help you provided!

From the owner: I'm His Image (iHi) is a ministry founded by Richard Vaughn, who operates from his vehicle while…read moreexperiencing homelessness at the Ray of Hope Homeless Shelter in Auburn, Washington. Despite his own circumstances, Richard has donated over 2,500 pounds of food to the local homeless community and shelters throughout King County, Washington. I'm His Image serves those experiencing homelessness by providing essential support including food, clothing, transportation, hygiene care, and employment assistance. The organization's mission is rooted in the belief that every person was made in God's image and deserves to be restored to it. Whether delivering a warm meal, providing socks or sleeping bags, offering a haircut, or giving rides to help people obtain identification or access recovery services, iHi shows up with whatever resources are available. Operating without a traditional storefront or office space, I'm His Image relies on working hands, missionary hearts, and a firm commitment to faith-based service. The organization serves the King County, Washington area with direct, hands-on support that meets people where they are and addresses their immediate needs with compassion and dignity.