What an amazing treasure in the middle of bucks county! AarK is a wild life rehabilitation and…read moreeducation center. This review is of their annual open house where they've opened their doors to the public. This event takes place over one weekend per year! For this event you will be directed to a church parking lot about a mile down the road. Cost is a $15 donation paid at the parking lot via cash or Venmo. Shuttle buses run back and forth to the center. When I arrived there was live musicThis is a very family friendly event! Lots of activities and educational experiences for children and adults. The animal handlers were all over the property providing up close encounters with various animals and providing so much information on each resident and ambassador animals. Outdoor enclosures built by community members house foxes, owls, birds, raccoons, and squirrels. Each enclosure is labeled with species information and details on why the animal is living at the center. There are exhibits indoors for reptiles and small animals going through medical care. Some of the animals onsite will be rehabilitated and released while others will be life long residents for their own safety. The staff and volunteers were all fantastic and had so much knowledge to share. One of my favorite things to watch was the care takers showing children how they feed and medicate insured animals. Each child could use a "stuffy" to practice syringe feeding and other routine care. Children were given a paper to collect stamps at each experience. Once all stamps were collected they could select a prize. Penn Wildlife was also onsite along with other local organizations giving out some great swag along with educational and informative materials. There was a snack bar available. Bathrooms were ports potty's.

Awesome place! We found a baby bird on our porch on a Sunday afternoon and no mom around and it…read morelooked injured. Did some research on google and took it to the AARK and they took the baby bird in right away. My husband and I just filled out a piece of paper and then the employees at the AARK took care of Lucky. We named the bird Lucky because it was behind our broom and we would never have saw it, if it wasnt for my husband finding it. When we arrived we were immediately approached and asked if we had an animal. I am so happy that this place was able to take the baby bird. Staff was great and all were super friendly.

An amazing place to volunteer at. Great trainer and so many ways to help out!! They have all the…read moreaprons, gloves and whatnot. Wish to help dish out some food? Place plastic ware on a tray. Deliver food to a table. Unbunch some bananas and fruits and place them in a some baskets. Very very organized. I have met so many people that help out once a month. My two hour shift went by quickly and I met so many kindhearted fellow volunteers. I would definitely do it again. My heart overflows.

Very efficiently run business . I love to volunteer there…read more Workers and volunteers very helpful and friendly

My mom and sisters *literally* come to this thrift shop approximately 3 times a week and have…read morebrought me here a about a gazillion times, give or take a few. My mom regularly calls me and her first sentence is, "I'm at the Association for the Blind, do you need...(random completely useless thing that I definitely don't need, but she'll buy it anyway)?". If you're wondering where all the Newtown moms recycle their barely-worn Banana Republic and Ann Taylor gems, it's here. Need a Halloween costume? Got em. Prom Dress? Yep. Shoes? Yes please. Housewares? Every shape, size, and color. The racks are color coded and restocked on Saturdays. Fridays from 6-8 clothing is half off. There's one (rather) large dressing room in the back. Prices are VERY CHEAP. Like, stupidly cheap. All proceeds go to Bucks County Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired. If you want to recycle your things, you can do so Monday to Saturday 10-3.The ladies that work here are very sweet. My mom is tight with them, cus, ya know, she's there all the time. You can find ANYTHING at this thrift shop. I'm pretty sure half the time I ask my mom and sisters where they got something, I know their answer is going to be "Assosh." That's right, we've abbreviated it.

From what I have seen so far from this agency- they are doing great things for the blind and…read morevisually impaired.

The Beloved Project is doing good work in Burlington County! They provide essential items for…read moreunhoused individuals and families, including food, housing and other services. They assist returning citizens with seamless Re-entry and provide help to individuals needing help with immigration. Please support this organization--volunteers and donations are always needed.

How wonderful we can enjoy this center together tonight…read more Neighbors together, singing songs and doing some activities like making cookies. It was nice to enjoy the evening this way. I feel like it was such a tough year in so many ways and it's nice to have the special place.

The Peace Center in Langhorne, Pa., has been doing excellent work in conflict resolution in schools…read moreand communities for more than twenty years. Its reputation for helping out in difficult situations is well deserved and a credit to the many people who have donated so much of their lives to this worthy cause. A nonprofit organization, The Peace Center has dedicated itself to creative and effective mediations, diversity training, educational programming, and crisis consulting since its founding. Its Executive Director, Barbara Simmons, is truly a saint walking the Earth. Please lend a hand when you can.

This company used to be super reliable and has DRASTICALLY gone down hill. 4 days of call backs to…read moreset up an "appointment request", absolutely unnecessary use of information and quite frankly, employees who don't give a shit. They seem more concerned to give customer disservice then to actually help at all. Very disappointing.

A shame there's no option for zero stars for zero service. Wow did this company go downhill. We've…read moreused them for many years. 4 years in the current house and a few years in our prior house. Our septic pump failed and we were worried water/sewage would back up into the house. We called Franc right away to report it and were told someone would contact us first thing the next morning (Monday). No one called us so we called them again. They said we were first on the list, yet no one ever got back to us after several calls and waiting for 3 days. Called another company in Bucks County who came out within 24 hours. We called Franc to advise them we were forced to use someone else and typical of a terrible business, they never called to apologize or even explain why they ignored us. Oh well, Franc lost out on a $3800 job, paid in full. Good riddance to you.

Delta opened in 1977 to support adults with disabilities to live productive lives in their…read morecommunities. Over time we expanded to provide foster care and adoption services to children in need. The Glenside office is the headquarters for these Family Services. Individuals and families who are interested in learning more about becoming foster or adoptive parents are encouraged to contact this office. In the name of full disclosure, I have worked here for over 20 years.

The workers from Delta Community who take care of those in needs are really bad. Some of them are…read morenegligent to do their job that cause their client broke head/bleeding. Worse, these workers just do their own personal business at the clients' apartment without doing their real job (taking care of the clients), damage the property in the apartment, create hazard situation for clients to slip/fall, and create unsanitized environment. Their workers have really low quality, rude, causing lots of troubles to the surrounding neighbors including stomping, banging, throwing trash on ground rather than dumpster, ..., etc.. Do NOT send your family members to them who may get hurt by their untrained gang workers. This service taking money from the State/charging clients' families to run the parties for their workers. Horrible place!!

When you're looking for a childcare center, safety and care are always the top priorities. At TLE,…read moreyou'll find that and so much more. As a parent of a child who struggles with big behaviors and emotions, I can tell you that every person here is filled with patience and kindness. I know that when I drop my kid off each day, he's safe, loved, learning, and having fun. TLE has never made him or me feel like he didn't belong-- quite the opposite - I know he's exactly where he belongs and I couldn't imagine another center that would love and teach him more. He's thriving, growing, and finding his way. Sure, he has tough days, but Jenn and the rest of the admin team, his teachers - Kirsten, Lacie and all the staff are right there beside him every day, meeting him with love. I found more than just a daycare--I found a family.

Steve Eckfield Co-Owner at The Learning Experience…read moreSteve Eckfield is based out of Greater Philadelphia and works at The Learning Experience as Co-Owner... Yet he gets off on bullying another's son only b/c of two year old politics. Imagine this little man being a co-owner of a "learning center". Is this what you want your child exposed to during a paying education?