Getting there: it's nestled in between 2 homes. There is a sign that says "The Peggy Christian…read moreMemorial Garden." One of the volunteers will meet with you to unlock the gate and show you around. Volunteered w/ my coworker to help Helping Hands Pantry, specifically the gardening area. Their broccoli was ready to be harvested! One of the volunteer POCs, Paul, was kind enough to meet with me to explain the whole process. I've never harvested broccoli so this was a cool experience. All tools (knives, gloves, crates) are provided. My coworker, her daughter and I harvested 12 full crates of organic broccoli. To anyone reading this...please go to their website and sign up for a volunteer spot. This would be perfect for a school or work team building event. I challenge you to help out your local community! :) I will leave you with this... self-love is like gardening. Take time to plant yourself in sunlight and speak kind words to yourself. When you take better care of yourself, you can spread your self-love gift to the world.

The Salvation Army is a great place to find a bunch of stuff. Highly recommend going there very…read morewell organized, and stuff changes all the time. Every time I go there I find something that I need or that I can refurbish as a gift.

Have donates many times. Mostly clothes and small household items. Someone has always been posted…read moreat the donation truck who has helped .

Visiting Reject Ranch was an unforgettable experience that truly touched our heart. From the moment…read morewe arrived, it was clear that their mission to rescue and care for farm animals in need is carried out with dedication and genuine compassion. The animals at Reject Ranch are not just living beings but are treated with the utmost respect and kindness they deserve. Each animal has a unique personality, and interacting with them was a delightful experience that melted our heart. It was wonderful to see how well they were cared for in such a loving environment. A special mention goes to Kady, who was incredibly informative and helpful throughout our visit. Her knowledge and passion for the animals and their well-being were evident, making our interaction both educational and enjoyable. Her kindness allowed us to connect with the resident animals in a meaningful way. Meeting these loving creatures entirely altered my perception of farm animals and emphasized the importance of empathy and compassion for all living beings. We left Reject Ranch with a renewed sense of purpose and a desire to contribute to their mission. I wholeheartedly recommend visiting Reject Ranch. It's a place that enriches your understanding of animal welfare and inspires continuous support. We look forward to returning and continuing to support their wonderful cause, as once you meet these incredible animals, they stay in your heart forever."

From the owner: At Reject Ranch, our mission is to come to the aid of farm animals in dire need, and to provide…read morethem with a safe home through sanctuary or adoption. We strive to inspire empathy and compassion for all animals, by providing opportunities for people to interact with our rescued animals.

My wife and I have been donating to Redlands Family Services for several years now. We really…read moreappreciate how they Vet the needy and their needs because we don't have the time. The families they have helped with our giving write tear-jerking letters to us describing how the RFS and donations helped get their family back on their feet again and saved their family from destitution. We would highly recommend RFS for donating to the Redlands Community in need.

I have been researching places I could donate 10 suits, 4 of them never worn, 25 ties, and 10 dress…read moreshirts I no longer need. FSA seemed to be a good place. We gathered the suits, plus some nice clothes our daughter had outgrown and went there today to donate. I tried to donate the suits but kept being ignored by the workers as I stood there holding them in my arms. No offer of assistance, nothing. A group of people came in and they got assistance right away; apparently they were volunteering to organize donations. I was then asked to move because I was in the way. Nice way to treat people who were trying to donate. So, you missed out on about $4,500 worth of suits by ignoring and then being rude.

Without going too much into detail, I went through a rough time starting in early 2024 and this…read moreorganization was very helpful. I did not expect VIP service or luxury facilities, but I want to thank everyone for their hard work and dedication to women like me. DO NOT HESITATE TO GET HELP.

This place don't give a f@$&. House got bugs n spiders and they don't do anything about it. This…read moreplace is a joke, all they care about is their rent money. If you want to get attacked by bugs this is the place for you.

Hard pass! NEVER EVER will I donate to this location ever again!!! RUDE MANAGEMENT! Omg!!!…read more It is close to my house, so I have gone here several times out of convenience, and EVERY TIME the management is just downright rude. She acts like she is doing me a HUGE favor by taking my donations. The main lady, that runs the place, is absolutely unkind. She goes through each bag of donation- item by item, and decides which items are worthy enough for donation. Mostly she turns away a ton of things that she deems are not good enough or I guess against their policies-whatever!? Don't come here if you have the slightest bit of sentimental attachment to things you are giving away, because there's no thanks at all, no smiles, no casual pleasantries, no gratitude for what you are giving away. Nada-just cold rudeness. You have to ask for a receipt and then she's really bothered about the effort that takes to give you one. The store is super small and it looks like it's been professionally picked over of anything worth purchasing. Such a shame. I will never ever donate another thing to this location of Goodwill on Palm and Cajon Street in Redlands. Wish I could give ZERO STARS. Whenever I come here to give, I leave with negative feelings about my experience. Yeah no thanks-don't need that. What crappy management. Do better, Goodwill.

Came here because my cousin lives in the area. Not going to come back though. This place is a tiny…read moreGoodwill, with the tiniest book selection. Not really a bookstore, and NOT a boutique. Their used stuff is dirty and too expensive, bad quality too. They have rude management and staff. Wouldn't be surprised at all if this supposed non-profit feeds its pockets with all that money from donations for personal use instead.

Service was fast, a lot of food but a lot of it was beyond beung safe to eat. It was worth the trip…read moreas there was no wait for the drive thru but be dissapointed because of the amount of food that is of good quality. Be carfull with what you eat.

Ok I'm not sure that I should be talking trash about a business that is supposed to be non-profit…read moreand helping the community but here goes. This is the truth and I'm ashamed for this location. I have been to a few of these free commodities locations and this one has got to be helped themselves. The commodities they share are 80 percent out dated items that you should have left in the dumpster. The other items are for sale anywhere from a dollar to five dollars and some of them for sale are from the day before that were given away for free. They should reconsider what they are giving to the needy. If the items were any good they probably take them home for their families. This parent company should re-examine how this annex is representing them to the community.

In such a dark and uncertain time for my wife and I, while our son was in the NICU, the Inland…read moreEmpire Ronald McDonald House was the first beacon of light we experienced outside the hospital. We got to stay there for free, which was incredible due to being right across the street from our son in the NICU. The staff there were kind and very empathetic to our situation, and we got to meet other parents/families who were going through similar struggles. It's a place most people don't know fully about, but when you or someone you know has a child in the NICU, it's amazing that there is this place called the Inland Empire Ronald McDonald House; a place to call home away from home.

Had a great time volunteering here by making meals of love for the families staying here. The kids…read morewere friendly and thanked us for making food for them. They would approach us in the kitchen while we were cooking. Ahhh, my heart. I felt very touched. Penny was kind enough to give my group a tour. They don't advertise their volunteer events so highly recommend checking it out if you're looking for a team bonding or volunteer outing event. They need more volunteers to help with making breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They accept item and monetary donations too. Every donation helps this location non-profit. We will be back for the holidays! Thank you IE Ronald McDonald House!

Justo fixed the problem with my chimney for literally 1/10th the price I was quoted elsewhere. He…read moretook apart the top to assess the issue and discovered an easier way to fix it. Plus he's friendly and polite.

When planning to start a house project, it's very important to hire a knowledgeable and responsible…read moreperson/company. I am glad that we found SoCal Fireplace Services on Yelp. We got a fast response and quote from Justo. He is very knowledgeable and explained all our options. We are unfamiliar with fireplaces and all the variety of options that are possible. Justo was very patient and thorough with us, especially whenever I changed my mind about something or had additional questions. Justo was there to answer our questions and further explain the process. Their prices are definitely reasonable. You will definitely get your money's worth. We are very happy with the results of our beautiful fireplace. We highly recommend using SoCal Fireplace Services. Thank you again Justo & Lizette.