I went to this food bank last week, and since it was the first time I went to get benefited by a…read morefood bank rather than assisting to volunteer.. I had a blast. It was a great experience! I forget everyone's names already, but everyone was fantastic and super helpful! I'm going to look to help volunteer since I feel the need to reflect their helpfulness onto other people.

All the food is free, can't get better than that! This…read morefoodbank is open every Sunday. I volunteer with a group here at least once a month- If you are in need you should stop by.

Oc united is one of the best organizations that could exist. My experience with them has been above…read more& beyond. I'm greatly appreciative being apart of united voices and others bringing resources to our community. We approach each-other with positive affirmations helpful information etc. Caleb, Gaby & Noemi thank you for your dedication. Can't wait to heal and be back on the team! (;

OC United, is a great help for the community. They have put on many events for the community where…read moreit has allowed the community to come together. They have a really cute little garden in the back and it's a great place for youth to go get involved, do their homework, and hang out with other students their age.

I've been part of the WCOF for a few months and I love it! We gather once a month and discuss how…read morewe can help local organizations like domestic violence shelters, collect donations like socks for the homeless, and volunteer at different events in our community. It's been amazing being a part of this sisterhood. I've met incredible women that I consider friends.

I joined the Woman's Club of Fullerton to find opportunities to help out in the community where I…read morelive. What I found is an amazing group of ladies that I'm proud to call dear friends. They are truly caring women, not only for the community but for each other. And we have so much fun together volunteering and socializing. It's a great group ~ you should check it out!

We love donating to this Food Pantry because they accept items that require refrigeration. We…read moredonate our fresh organic duck eggs ( not fertile eggs ) They are higher in protein and last longer in the fridge than chicken eggs.

Hello everyone who has a heart of giving! My personal…read moreexperience at this organization by the name of Mary's Kitchen Pantry is severely disorganized severely. I offered my time and they confirmed a day and time, twice. I arrived on time and geez it was the worst. Ignored and worst of all not needed, they have my phone number and email. Unless you prefer to be mistreated by this so called organization, go ahead and sign up for it.

Highly recommend this school if you are looking for parent involvement. It is a co-op and only 3…read morehours each day so just something to keep in mind. All staff truly love their job and it's clear to see Miss Mickey & Miss Jackie care for their students. The school director, Melissa, is also incredibly helpful, responsive, and kind. I think because all the parents need to be involved in a deeper way than other schools, your child gets the benefit of a whole community of people investing in them. I also appreciate the play-based learning approach. My child started out in the 3 year old class nervous and scared and to see her confidence grow and watch her create friendships have been a true joy. She has learned so much and I'm so grateful for this school!

We had a great experience at FCNS preschool. They have a toddler, 3 year & 4 year old class. It's a…read moreco-op school, so parent involvement is required-it's also play based learning, lots of learning through play. My kids really enjoyed their time there. It's the best preschool to start your child's education.

You have to ring the doorbell to enter and wait for an employee to check you in. The inside is…read moreextremely clean and well-maintained, but there was a homeless man outside the building that was harassing me. Thankfully, he was gone by the time I finished, which took less than an hour. I would suggest not making an appointment too late, but 6:45 PM was one of the only slots left for today (Monday). It is very cold inside, even though it's April, but I guess that's a good sign for the summer months. Although I do like donating at other places such as churches and schools, I wanted to see this donation center in person. It is nicely decorated, and whoever put everything together definitely put effort into the details. It looks so much more upgraded from the previous location. Richard M. walked me through the donation, and it was one of the best experiences I've had as a blood donor because he accompanied me the entire time. He was thorough, knowledgeable, skilled, and most importantly, personable. It was totally different from the last time where the employee wanted nothing to do with me and was just there to do her job, which I don't blame, but it's nice when you can connect with someone. Al started a new rewards program and have lots of information about it, and they have more brochures and flyers in the canteen area about the Red Cross in general. It is well-stocked, and there's even a sink and coffee, so you feel a bit more cozy and at home. I had a great first time, and it left such a positive impression on me that I hope to be back for my next donation. ^^

Able to get a quick and close location to me. This location has been here for only a year…read more Awesome. It's clean and organized. Open area to donate blood and plasma. Staff is friendly, makes u feel comfortable, and tend to u if feeling weak. Lots of juice, water, coffee, snacks to help recover from donating blood. Don't forget, always wait 15min post blood/platelet donation in snack area to make sure of no signs of weakness. I'll come again to this location again when my blood regenerates.

I only recently learned of the Assistance League which is a national non-profit organization…read morefocused on operating philanthropic programs for local communities! As such, I find them to be a better alternative to Goodwills and Salvation Army because the money from their thrift store goes back directly to the communities they are physically located in. For item donations, drive to the rear of the store. There are workers that will accept the donated items and provide you with a receipt if wanted. DOUBLE check their hours before going. Since they're a volunteer-based organization they are not open everyday and generally run from 10AM-3PM.

Please give your employees a training in customer service ASAP!! I stopped by to drop off some…read moredonations. The website says they accept donations until 3 pm so I arrived around 2:50 pm and a woman told me they stopped taking donations at 2 pm and to return on Tuesday when it was more convenient for them. I told her I only had two bags of clothes and she made an annoyed face and begrudgingly let me drop off the bags while schooling me about how the cutoff is at 2 pm. Um, maybe update your website?! I needed to get those clothes out of my house so I donated the bags, in any other situation I would have taken my clothes, some of which were new with tags, elsewhere. From reading the reviews, I can only conclude that there is a pattern of disrespect and unprofessional behavior. The only other time I've been here they were having a jewelry sale and I witnessed one woman yelling at another volunteer in such a demeaning/condescending manner that I almost left, then she snatched the paper bag with my merchandise from me since she hadn't cooled off from belittling her colleague. Perhaps these ladies should spend their free time taking courses on etiquette and good manners instead of doing the community a disservice with their presence at this establishment. Next time, I'll just drive to Costa Mesa to donate to Laura's House, the staff there are friendly and the clothes are actually cuter and more like what I wear anyway.

Tara's chance is an outstanding venue and service for children and young adults with disabilities…read more Our son gets riding therapy with Victoria, and he loves his horses he rides, named Sierra and Patrick. His riding therapist is so caring and intuitive about handling our son's special needs. Kevin is calmer and more confident since his horseback riding therapy at Tara's Chance. Thank you to all the caring staff there! They recently put on a yoga brunch for the mothers of their riders. It was such a great afternoon of self-care. I love their annual fundraiser too.

Beautiful space and transforming lives of children and adults with special abilities .read more