I was able to safely make donations here during Covid. I encourage others to make donations to this…read moreoutstanding organization.

Unfortunately My Experience With Forgotten Harvest Is Delivering Boxes To The Wrong People &…read moreAddress. If You Happen To Contact Someone They Stated Changes Can NOT BE DONE & There Is No WAY THEY CAN CORRECT THE PROBLEM.

I have done yearly work volunteer events here for the last 6 years. I don't mind setting up the…read moreevents here since it's closer to home. Much of the food is donated by local stores or restaurants. They get a ton of stuff into their warehouse. They always go through the daily protocol in the big conference room. You are to wear gloves and a hair cover and beard cover for those with facial hairs. Now you can add a face mask to the attire too. You start the event work around 9am and work until 11am to noon. The warehouse job is the hardest. I have sorted through some rough looking potatoes, to water logged and decrepit looking cucumbers and tomatoes. It makes you really appreciate the foods we can easily pick through at the grocery store to get the most appealing ones. Any sign of mold gets tossed. This is the hardest of the jobs, but also the most rewarding since it's labor intensive too. I have also had the pleasure of assembling sandwiches in the kitchen too, with wheat squares of bread, some meat like slices of pork meat of some sort and cheese too. Volunteering your time and energy is greatly rewarding and so helpful to those in need. This is a great center that gives back ro the community. At the end of your day, they will brief you on how many bags or boxes of food were boxed that day. It's the only day big the original big 3 OEMs groups can collaborate and work together side by side without any intellectual property issues too.

I can't emphasize enough how important an organization like this is. I also can't emphasize enough…read morehow difficult it it to reach out to this type of organization so I hope we can do more as a community to make it not as difficult to reach out. I have a parent (mother) who essentially is neglected by the family but particularly the spouse in the family. The spouse will (in front of her) praise her but when she is away he will say that he is a victim of her...when in fact he is the abuser and the manipulator. She essentially spends her days alone writing notes to herself and has stopped communicating with all others including family and friends. When she does have love and kindness shown to her she replies with the same, but the spouse has no initiative to help her get any checkups related to her physical or mental health. While she physically slips away and mentally slips away even further her spouse has made no effort to help her. To me that is neglect and a form of domestic violence. In the past the violence was much more direct with physical abuse (multiple types) and verbal abuse. The victim in this case has no willpower to do anything sadly. Still I struggle to get help and to reach out to this organization or others even though I know I should because the situation is so toxic. My mother remains isolated and stuck in a loop of behaviors (repeated writing notes to herself, repeated lack of communication) that are self-destructive as well. We must do more to make the process easier and to support each other in the community because it is still very difficult..,

I happen to choose my community service at this DRMM Third Street. Not knowing any one i just…read morecalled the contact no mentioned in the website and spoke to Ms.Bellie Lionberger (Coordinator), she was so good in her approach, kind hearted and patient. She took me through the procedure so well and answered my calls every time i called her, it was so comfortable to get in as a volunteer. Thanks to Ms.Bellie. I was at the Third Street, i volunteered to help in the Kitchen serving the Clients Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, also helped in Cleaning the vessels, stocking items, clearing stock etc., The Kitchen Specialist - James and Mike are very hardworking and sincere, they are very good in preparing the food and very kind and supportive. The Supervisor - Ms.Dukes is another very kind hearted and patient person i came across, she would make sure everything is in place and even speak to Clients if there were any concerns. She always had a word of appreciation for everyone who did their job. I could see the responsibility she would take, may be even mobing the floor i have seen her doing it without blaming anyone or any complaints. She has also come to the Kitchen and helped serval times. Once i had informed her about a leak in the refrigerator, she immediately called for the service and ensured this was fixed. This something we all need to learn from, she is a good example how to get things fixed immediately. Ms.Juanita, the case manager, another very Kind hearted person i came across, she would come to the Kitchen to Help us when ever she finds the time and she is some one we all should learn from. Finally the Director - Mr.Samuel Fields, a true man of God!, i loved his sermons, his singing and sharing the word of God, So awesome... this makes me feel to come back every weekend to serve. Mr.Samuel is a down to earth Gentleman who is so humble and listens to everyone and even for the smallest issue he puts himself in to make sure we are all supported. A Great Team Work, As a Director he is respected by every one by his actions. I spent 8 days and all days were special at this site. I am happy to share this review as i see everyone, right from the entrance doing their jobs sincerely. This Site is truly blessed! Even the Clients are happy to come here as i have even spoken to some of them and they have spoken so high about this Site, its service, the food and people. Everyone is so humble and kind. Hats off to this team - DRMM, Third Street !!!

I dropped off a few bags of men's clothing and the staff couldn't have been nicer and appreciative…read more I have found my new donation center.

We love this place! They help so many kids in foster care! Donate or do a drive to help them today!read more

What a wonderful organization. Providing clothes diapers formula and other donated items to foster…read morekids in Macomb County. The Detroit bad girls hosted a Christmas light tour and all attendees donated items in support of the macomb Foster closet. All new unwrapped toys and clothes. In addition to gently used coats and other clothing items. In Jan they will be providing an orientation seminar for individuals to volunteer at this site throughtout the coming year.

They give the most generous and amazing service to help any and all foster kids. They reach out to…read morekids in need and the staff is very professional. A great group to work with.

Friends of Foster Kids (FOFK) is not a business but a charity organization dedicated to providing…read moreevery child in foster care in Macomb, Oakland, and Mayne counties Christmas presents. This is the location where you can find information to sponsor a child, buy a particular gift, or volunteer your time wrapping presents or helping with the organization. They also are available year-round (not sure on the times) for donation drop-offs. In the spring they focus on helping foster kids placing out of the program with items they will need for college or a place of their own, or guidance from helpful volunteers. This is a wonderful organization and I recommend looking into volunteering for them if you have the means.

This is by far my favorite organization to donate my hair to. I have in the past donated to locks…read more I like Wigs for kid's mission and business model and love that the owner makes the wigs and provides free wigs for kids. I know a few kids with alopecia and can only imagine what a game changer a place like this is for any child that is in need of wigs. Quality wigs can be so expensive. I have only done it a few times since it takes years to grow my hair out long enough to cut off the 10 inches or so required and still maintain a decent length afterwards. I prefer my hair longer. I think they had told me dependent on the amount of hair, it can take somewhere between 4-6 hair donations to make up enough for one wig. I donated somewhere between 12-16 inches last, all due to a gaffe in cutting my hair properly from my last hair stylist, so, I ended up 6 inches shorter than planned. No biggie. It's grown back and then some. I will donate as soon as my hair is long enough to keep it at a longer than after the cut here soon. They do charge to get your hair cut, last I checked. Considering how much I get cut and donate, it would be better if they offered to cut your hair for free, just my opinion. If you are looking for an organization to donate hair to, this is the place. Pics are from before my last cut, after the 16 inches removed and end of last year.

I love this salon! Have had my haircut 4 times here for donation and they are extremely…read moreprofessional. Looking forward to my next appointment in a few weeks!

Yad Ezra is a great place to volunteer because you make lots of new friends in a clean environment…read more We are there for one purpose, to help the less fortunate and we have a good raport with the staff as well as the clients. It really feels good when the clients greet you with a smile and act like they are long lost friends.