Friends of Upland Animal Shelter was a wonderful experience from beginning to end. I recently…read moreadopted my puppy, and Reina provided exceptional support throughout the entire process. We feel so fortunate to have found such an amazing addition to our family. If you are considering adoption, I highly recommend it -- you won't regret it. Be sure to ask for Reina, as she truly goes above and beyond to help every step of the way. Thank you again! We absolutely love our Maverick.

Nice shelter but the front office staff is rude and seemed aggressive . Was not a fan.read more

The store is pretty big and the prices aren't too bad! Depending on the brand it can be more…read moreexpensive.

I adore this little thrift shop! Located on Foothill, A Lot of Good Thrift Store exists on its own…read moreplaza. There is parking in the front of store, but it usually gets taken rather quickly especially between 2 PM to 4 PM on weekdays. You can also park in the back, near the area where donations are dropped off. I usually come on Tuesdays, where discounts usually don't apply to me. I like Wednesday's where there are student/teacher discounts. To my luck, I went on a spin the wheel day today! You get to spin the wheel after your purchase for an opportunity to win items or get a discount. I like browsing their toys, vintage items, and office supplies. I usually get very good second hand items such as staplers, hole punchers, DVDs, shoes, and board games. This location is actually my favorite place to shop for vintage film cameras (I'm afraid to post this because my fellow Yelp friends will be coming more to grab them before I do!). Today, I bought a good pocket minolta film camera, some stuffed animals, and some office supplies. The cashiers are sweethearts and are willing to help you look at items! They also have an extensive amount of used clothes and furniture. It's definitely my favorite thrift store and will continue to be so.

Large store, lots of clothes and home goods selections. Prices are high for a second hand shop.read more

It was my first time at this location. Reviewers were right, this location is HUGE. I'm a sucker…read morefor housewares, but unfortunately they were lacking product in the housewares section. However, they had a ton of vinyl records and lots of framed art pieces. I purchased a bird art print for $3.99 and 2 shirts. I will be back!!

I make frequent donations here. They are always quick and courteous when accepting them. Recently,…read moreI had donated some books and was missing one that I thought I had left by mistake. While checking through the shelves, Frank, who worked in that area, asked me if he could help. After explaining how the section was organized, when the newest ones came in, etc., he took information on the book I was searching for and promised to hold it for me if it came in. After several return visits later, he advised me that it hadn't shown up yet. A few weeks later I found it at home and let them know. I was very appreciative that Frank had been kind enough to keep an eye out for me.

From the owner: A Lot of Good is a 501c3 nonprofit that works with approved partners to provide them with…read moreadditional support of their constituents. Partners include Foothill Family Shelter, Pacific Lifeline, Shoes That Fit, Red Cross, Hope Through Housing, Childhood Cancer Foundation, Legacy Bridges Foundation, San Antonio Regional Hospital, Loma Linda University Children's Hospital, Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, Kaiser Permanente Hospitals, Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center and many more.

Julia Rodriguez/ parenting teacher has been known to make false reports to social workers and…read morepolice. Do not say anything to anyone in this organization that could possibly be twisted into something reportable. They pride themselves on abusing their "mandated reporter" status. If you have a DCFS Case, definitely do not deal with this agency for any services, they are designed to help build a case against you. beware!

Various programs that support and help underserved youth in the Inland Empire! My experience has…read moremostly been with the summer programs but I got a good impression of this place. The staff work hard to make children aware of health and substance abuse.

Uncommon Good is one of the best aspects of living in Claremont. How can you not be completely…read moreenchanted by purchasing vegetables grown by local (Latino community) cultivators and farmers around churches and in community spaces? The vegetables are literally throbbing with good vibes. Best of all, you get a seasonally different spread which exercises your cooking creativity. The lovely ladies who run this place tucked behind a church off Foothill Boulevard, have nurtured a wonderful California native plants garden that blooms with pops of color sequentially throughout the year. Their organization supports many local needy families with education, clothes, and financial assistance. The architecture itself is a contrast to euro-anglo-Claremont, and showcases indigenous mud-based architecture. The bilingualism of this organization demonstrates the riches of California and especially its hardworking and community-spirited Latino peoples. In contrast to the contrived, rugged individualism and commercialism of anglo-America , it feels welcoming and warm here. Bring cash to pay on site.

I went here today for the first time and although I was greeted warmly on the phone it didn't feel…read morethat way in person by the woman who appeared to be in charge. I say this because she just left me in the front saying the guys would help me. To her credit she did seem pretty busy however first impressions.... Didn't see any helpers so I went back again to the office part and a very friendly and polite young man sitting at one of the desks led me to a walk in fridge and immediately I fell in love. Basil, green beans cilantro eggplant Swiss chard kale turnips carrots guava wow. There was way more variety then that I could not recall them all. All grown right there on the property and cultivated with a love for healthy eating and respect. I was thrilled to have landed there. Fruits and veggies and herbs are not cheap in the grocery store and as I am coming to learn are often genetically modified and coated with who knows what kind of chemicals and pesticides. I loved the fact in First of all the place is huge. There is a Methodist church in the front then you take a long winding road with some turns the property was beautiful and I had one of my dogs with me who was recently attacked by a much bigger dog and was clearly traumatized by the incident. Scared to go outside and body language spoke for him. Dog owners know how to read and recognize their pets To watch my sweet little soul mate excited to be outside sniffing everything so many types of plants and vegetation birds singing, butterflies and bumble bees, up and down a few paths we explored. The young man told me that I'm welcome to come back they are open Monday thru Friday and if I wanted to come everyday that would fine too I left with 2 grocery bags full of wholesome and healthy produce and my dog and I left with a little more pep in our step due to our adventure in nature at this incredible place.

Claremont Forum Bookshop & Nonprofit Center is located inside The Claremont Packing House. It has a…read moregreat selection of books at reasonable prices. Their mission is to support incarcerated people nationwide by sending them books. The book shop also has notebooks, stickers, jewelries, bookmarks, and greeting cards. It was very organized and clean. Tte staff were very nice. For book lovers, you can find a great variety of genres. For example; thriller and mystery , history, Poetry, religions, Philosophy , Fiction , romance, fantasy, Sci-fi, comics, classics, social studies, Wellness, parenting, kids, business, cultural studies and more. It's a nice Bookshop to go to support a good cause.

Stopped by yesterday morning--found a linguistic hardback book about the evolution of language and…read morewhy colloquialisms are significant for generational communication; and a fiction book that looked intriguing. Hardcovers are now $6 and paperbacks $4, which is more than at a general thrift store but then again this nonprofit has a good cause (sending free books to prisons) and a better selection. What used to be the $1 shelf outside the front entrance is the donation shelf where you pay what you can. Hopefully that'll actually make people more generous. In any case, I'm just so glad there are people who still read!!! ;)

The Girl Scout Store in Upland hosted a Build-A-Bear Workshop for our troop and they had such a…read moreblast! Katherine and her team were friendly and helpful, ensuring our Girl Scouts had a memorable experience!

Went in today and was greeted by the young sales clerk with such wonderful customer service. Both…read moreemployees here made my shopping experience for me and my children so enjoyable. I am a new leader starting a troop with my oldest daughter and Sandy and Yvette had so much knowledge and patience answering any and all of the questions that I had, they went above and beyond for me. This one of the most enjoyable experiences I had shopping at a retail store. Thank you so much Yvette and Sandy ! I will definitely be returning to this location to get cookie merch soon!