My encounter with this business underscores how very important it is to do all your due diligence…read moreon a business before doing business with them, including giving them any donations. First, note that this The Veterans Alliance business is claimed here on Yelp. I came across this business calling themselves The Veterans Alliance in Sparks, Nevada. They were outside the door at Safeway aggressively soliciting for money claiming they're a non-profit. The picture is of the business card they gave me. I immediately checked with the Nevada Secretary of State web site to verify their claim that they're a non-profit. The Nevada Secretary of State web site has no record of them being a non-profit. In fact, the Nevada Secretary of State web site has no record ever of them being registered with the Nevada Secretary of State as they are required to be. https://esos.nv.gov/EntitySearch/OnlineBusinessAndMarkSearchResult Nevada law NRS 76.100 requires that all businesses must obtain a state business license from the Secretary of State before conducting business in the state. Nevada law NRS 82.051 requires all nonprofit corporations in Nevada to register with the Nevada Secretary of State. This law ensures that all businesses, including nonprofits, are properly incorporated and compliant with state regulations. Furthermore, since the grocery store they were at is located in Sparks, according to Sparks Municipal Code (SMC) 5.04.020, any person, firm, or corporation conducting business within the Sparks city limits must obtain a business license. That includes commercial locations, traveling into the city to work, residential/commercial rentals, and using your local home as an office. Operating without the proper permits and licenses in Sparks is a punishable offense that can lead to large penalties, mandatory citations and criminal misdemeanor charges. Christine Barton, Business License Specialist at City of Sparks stated they have has no record of an active business license or exemption from for The Veterans Alliance or Disabled Veterans Alliance. The Disabled Veterans Alliance written on the bottom of the business card they gave me is "dissolved" per the Nevada Secretary of State web site. https://esos.nv.gov/EntitySearch/BusinessInformation It had a Ronald Peak as its Registered Agent, Canyon Sparks as its President, Victoria Morales as its Treasurer and Delilah Verry as its Secretary. Even if it wasn't in the public record as dissolved, Washoe County has no record of a DISABLED VETERANS ALLIANCE having the required In Nevada DBA aka Fictitious Firm Name (FFN) to operate under The Veterans Alliance name. https://ssclerk.washoecounty.gov/web/search/DOCSEARCH735S2 Under NRS 602.010, you are required to file an FFN if your business operates under any name that differs from the legal name of the owner(s) or your registered entity's legal name. I didn't give this The Veterans Alliance any money since I was unable to verify they are a legal non-profit in compliance with all laws. P.S. Don't message me because in spite of my several complaints to yelp, for years now I am unable to open up any messages in yelp to me :-(

Many different people and other Veteran organizations have asked proof yet they refuse to show…read moretangible proof that any Veteran has ever been helped.

This is a new and second hands goods store with profits going to the care of the local animals…read more Lots of clothes, pet gear, knick-knacks, books, SPCA branded shirts and STUFF! Super friendly people that work there. The cashier even helped me adjust the cat collar size for me. Good thing, because I could not figure out how to adjust this particular one. Everything for purchase is located on the ground level. Donation door is to the right back of the store entrance. Lots of parking.

Some great sales. Found a few gems. Clean, organized and for a great cause. Lots of everythingread more

I would give zero stars if I could. This treatment center does not care about its clients --…read moreeveryone is treated like a dollar sign rather than a person in need of help. The Executive Director has treated my daughter poorly and allows an environment where racism and discrimination against transgender and gender-diverse individuals are tolerated. My daughter received little to no actual treatment while she was there, despite what we were led to believe. It honestly wouldn't surprise me if there were deeper issues happening behind the scenes, including potential misuse of funds or billing for services that were never truly provided. It's devastating to see a place that's supposed to offer care and healing instead cause harm and take advantage of vulnerable people. I would strongly urge anyone considering this facility to look elsewhere -- families deserve honesty, compassion, and real treatment,

Spot is prompt, friendly, thorough, very eco friendly and the pricing is great. I have taken a…read morecoat, sweaters and Pendelton blankets. I plan to call and ask is she will do a small antique Oriental rug. There is no nasty chemical smell when items are cleaned at Spot.

I appreciate a dry cleaning company not using a bunch of harmful chemicals. However, their prices…read moreare very expensive in my opinion. They did a good job on my blouses and customer service was excellent.

Great organization working to promote National Service and Volunteerism in Nevada. They can answer…read moreany question you have about AmeriCorps and they have an amazing volunteer recognition event every fall.

From the owner: Nevada Volunteers, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, is the Governor's commission that selects and…read moreadministers AmeriCorps*State programs in Nevada. We also serve as Nevada's primary resource center for volunteer and service efforts. We inspire people to engage in acts of giving and service. We seek funding to meet critical needs in Nevada through service and volunteerism. We inspire a culture of volunteerism that affects lives and enhances the quality of life for all.

I wouldn't recommend this place, the staff is rude and unwelcoming. Its a simple as that.read more

It is really great to see people doing great things for the community. This organization works to…read moreraise money by repairing and selling bikes. They also give bikes to children through local agencies and businesses. I've purchased a few bikes from them in the past and been quite happy. The staff are friendly. Their is a noticeable difference in knowledge between the trainers and the trainees. What I noticed this trip was that a lot of the bikes seemed overpriced. For instance, there was a used bike for $120 that I could buy new at Walmart for $140 (plus tax). I don't know what changed but it didn't feel like a good deal to buy a bike there any longer. Perhaps the Bike Swap is a good option.

This goodwill is huge and has so many things! Browsed for a long time and found some goodies. Clean…read moreoverall. Bathroom had no light which was bizarre. So dark in there. Pretty expensive for thrifting though. Furniture listed for $100+ Many decor pieces $10, $15, $20+! Shocking. When did thrifting became such an expensive hobby

2/11/26 Popped in to…read morebrowse.. Nothing really interesting.. Except- the cookbook section.. Found a Sacramento Bee edition! Sacramento gal always growing up- brings back memories..

Did you know the youth homeless population is the fastest growing in the nation?…read more As a masters candidate at UNR, Lynette Eddy did, and she saw a need to get ahead of it in our community, starting the Eddy House to help, and today this is one of the most successful in the nation! I had the opportunity to work for the first version of this NPO near the beginning, when they owned a home in NW Reno that provided a safe place for 5-8 young men to live and owned a restaurant in downtown Reno as a work experience for them. I knew the organization was vital then, but it just wasn't the right format for them to deliver their maximum impact. Over the years they learned a lot, and under the leadership of some extremely astute folks, they've grown into the vital community organization I always knew them to be. Starting with the YOU, they helped homeless youth find purpose and footing, access to necessary resources and opportunities to learn academically and about themselves with the support of some great local partners. In the last year they realized their dream of opening a 24 hour drop in center for youth, something so incredibly needed by our community, and they continue to advance their mission from there. Now they need our support more than ever. If you can, consider sharing something with them so they can continue to serve the community.

I called before I went because many of the local charities ask you to make an appointment. They are…read morealso only taking certain items. I've donated here before so am familiar with how they handle security. They do a great job. Thanks for your good work and for the care and concern for everyone.

I've been a Junior League of Reno member since 2019, and it has truly shaped who I am as a leader…read moreand community volunteer. I've learned so much about community impact and the importance of giving back, while also building long‑term friendships and connecting with incredible nonprofits across Reno. One of the things I value most is the wide range of training opportunities -- from first aid to social media, public speaking, leadership, mentorship, and so many others. The League has helped me grow personally and professionally while making a real difference in our community.

What an incredible organization! Although I'm not a member myself (as a man, I'm not eligible),…read moreI've seen firsthand the amazing work the Junior League of Reno does through my wife, who is a member. These women are truly inspiring. They volunteer their time and talent to transform our community, and the impact is huge. I've seen them help with organizations like Karma Box, and they're always donating their money and time to various groups in need. Beyond the community service, it's also a wonderful space for women to learn new skills and gain confidence. My wife always comes back from events with so much energy and resolve, which speaks volumes about the supportive and empowering environment the Junior League provides. This is an organization that genuinely makes a difference and empowers women to become leaders in our community.

Love shopping here usually. Recently every single time I go stuff I'm looking for is always out of…read morestock. I'll go multiple times in a week for weeks straight and it still will be out of stock. Got some salmon oil for my dog loved it but it's never in stock whenever i go back. I like to buy beef cheek rolls for my dog will drive out of my way to get them. Always out of stock. Drove to a completely different pet station everything out of stock too. I always ask and I'm met with the same oh well unfortunately it's just whenever they decide to send us stuff. Going to have to take my business elsewhere for stuff especially like supplements which disappoints me because I'd like to support a local business. Just wish stock was more consistent!!

We went in first thing this morning to use the dog wash station but only made it in about 10 feet…read morebefore we left due to the smell of the store. I have encountered this same smell the last several times I have gone in to pick up treats and toys. It smells like dirty animal.