My experience with these people calls me to recommend that they should not be supported financially…read moreor as a volunteer. Im on my way to get my poor friend that trusted them and went there for Christian help that was many miles from where she's called home for 20 years +. She's been turned to the wolves at dark and I'm going to get her. This is not the work of Christians. I heard their words when they had taken her phone but didnt know it was on. Those womem were getting high on being as unforgiving and were unprofessional drama queens. So I'm on the road at night far from home because they gave out punishment that was abusive rather than Christ like forgiveness and understanding in spite of it only being her 4th day there. The sowers of this seed shall surely reap what theyve sown. The Lord shall repay for the danger she's in hiding in the woods was well as my danger of riding dow at night at a late hour driving for 3 hours to get her back home ​

Jericho Road Ministries Review: Serious Concerns Over Discrimination and Rights ViolationsJericho…read moreRoad Ministries abruptly evicted me today, providing only one hour to pack despite my prior disclosure of disabilities, including a recent liver transplant and diabetes managed via continuous glucose monitor linked to my phone. The facility enforced a "no phone" policy that severed my access to critical medical alerts, then referenced my health conditions as justification for removal--while granting new residents a week to acclimate.Management cited unsubstantiated rumors from other residents, despite my compliance with rules and contributions like thorough bathroom cleaning. Post-eviction, I was denied bathroom access and an extra day to relocate safely. Other participants with diabetes or hospital needs faced no such treatment, indicating disparate treatment based on disability.These actions raise potential violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) for failure to accommodate medical needs and discriminatory exclusion, alongside Fair Housing Act protections if deemed housing. If Jericho Road receives public funding or acts under government contract, they may also implicate constitutional due process and equal protection under the 14th Amendment by denying fair procedures and equal program access without legitimate, non-discriminatory rationale.This pattern prioritizes operations over vulnerable individuals, including disabled veterans. Seek alternatives prioritizing dignity and legal compliance.

My name is Stephanie. I want to tell you about Ellen's foundation are wonderful people. I was in a…read moredark spot of my life and Ellen's foundation really help me see more about myself and humanity. They will help you know matter who you are or your situation. They don't judge. They will provide food, tents, sleeping bags, bedding. They help with food stamps and getting your driver's license or id. I recommend them to anyone in need! Thank you Nature Coast!

From the owner: We are a donation-based organiuzation that provides life-sustaining support for the homeless of our…read morecommunity. We provide such things as tents, tarps, food, clothing, shoes, transportation, ID cards, replacement Birth Certificates, Over-the-Counter medicines and bandages. Our goal is to stabilize the individual and then help get them back on their feet again.

Years ago, we adopted a mother cat and her kitten. Mother(Gracie) at the time was 10 months old and…read morethe kitten(Chloe) was 8 weeks. They were both rescue kitties. Fast forward to 10 years later. Chloe got sick and later found out she was filled with cancer and we had to put her down. A few months went by and Gracie was acting depressed and not eating. We figured she was lonely so we sought out another cat for Gracie. We read about the Humane Society of the Nature Coast and decided to go there even though it was 30 miles from our house. We had looked online before going to see what was available. We picked out 4 cats to look at. We were looking for an older cat as we didn't want to go through the whole kitten stage. So when we got there we were amazed at the facility. It was clean. The cats were kept in rooms with multiple cats, plenty of toys, cat towers, and a cat door heading to a screened in patio they called Catios. In the Catios there were shelves all along the screened area(they also had wire so they couldn't get out of the screen) the cats could sit and look outside and get fresh air. We looked at all of the cats we had picked out and had settled on one. On our way to tell them which one we had picked, we walked by this room that had a quarantine sign on it. Evidently the cats in that room had been exposed to ring worms. As we walked by, this scrawny little kitty was sitting by the door looking out the window. Doors had full length glass in them. We inquired about the room and they told us that if we entered that room we could not go into any other room afterwards. We agreed and went in and looked at and interacted with one kitty. They had named her Turtle Sundae. She was a Patch Tabby and had the colors of a turtle candy and a vanilla and chocolate sundae. She was four years old and exactly what we wanted. We decided on the way out that we didn't want to name her Turtle Sundae, so we dropped the Sundae and left her as Turtle. So this was a weekend and they said we could pick her up on Monday. The adoption process was so simple. Turtle had all of her shots and was spade. I picked her up on Monday and the adoption process only took about 30 minutes. The $75.00 adoption price was reasonable. I put Turtle in her carrier and out the door we went. On the way home, I stopped at the vet and had Turtle checked out per the agreement I signed at the facility. Doctor said she was in great shape and all was good. Fast forward to 6 months later. Turtle has turned into a wonderful companion. To sum it all up. Humane Society of the Nature Coast is exactly what it says. They are Humane, the staff is outstanding, the facility is clean, the adoption process was painless, and the price was reasonable. I have recommended this place to several people. I would use them again. This is truly a 5 star place and experience.

I do not doubt this facility provides great temporary homes until adoption and treat them with love…read moreand care. But my wife and I fell in love with a pup there on Christmas Eve but couldn't adopt that exact day. So filled out an application gave them our current dogs information including not being fixed. So we made a meet and greet appointment with our current doggo and the potential new addition two days later. We arrive on time only to be told we cannot do the meet and greet and cannot adopt because the dog at the shelter because he was recently fixed and won't be sterile for another 6 weeks. I was like ok cool so we have to come back in 6 weeks to do it then because we still want that dog. Nope. Said they didn't want the dogs to mate and create more puppies which I do understand to an extent. Just super disappointing they were not willing to work with us as we are trying to rescue a dog to a very good home to be spoiled at. And never called us to let us know because my wife and I made ourselves available for the next available meet and greet appointment. Phone numbers and emails were on the application and feel like this could've been handled more professionally. End of the day the dog they held for us and we intended on taking home today will unfortunately be sleeping at a shelter until another family falls in love with him as well.

Homeless outreach starts 4:00 PM every Thursday in Brooksville, Florida. Call (352) 593-0859 for…read moremore information.

It was for a memorial for a marine that passed away. They did a great job staff and I will…read morerecommend that place.

Best kept secret in Hernando County. Friday night Fish Fry is awesome and price is right at $10…read more Salad to desert and kids eat free. Even had an alternative meal if you don't want fish. For you rib lovers every last Friday of the month the alternative is ribs. Had a couple drinks at the bar after dinner and look forward to going back again. I found them on Facebook under MCL 708.

This was such a fantastic experience!…read more My husband is a fox lover and I wanted to find a place where we could interact with them while contributing to a worthwhile organization. After doing some research, I was so excited to find Fox Tales Sanctuary, located only 2 hours away from Orlando. You can book a visitation by emailing Robyn directly and everything after that is super easy. Tours are available on Monday-Wednesday, and every other Saturday. Saturday bookings can fill up fast and sometimes you might get paired with other visitors. On our day, we were paired with another couple. The tour was amazing! Robyn was a wonderful guide and advocate for the foxes and provides a wonderful life for them. It's recommended to bring your own eggs (as many as you want) as the foxes love eggs and will take them from you to hide away and bury. The important thing to note is that this is a not a petting zoo and is more of an educational tour where you get the opportunity to interact with foxes on their terms. Some foxes are more curious and will come to you for eggs, but some might avoid you and be unwilling to approach at all. Either way, it was such a thrill to see such adorable foxes in such close proximity. Most of the foxes are either rescued from fox fur farms or were surrendered by owners who couldn't properly care for their foxes; it was stressed to us that these foxes (even the ones purchased as pets) are not fully domesticated and require a lot of specialized care to accommodate their natural instincts and behaviors. However, due to their experience with, exposure to, and dependence on humans prior to coming to the sanctuary, these foxes can't survive in the wild, so Fox Tales steps in to provide a quality life for these animals. They only have one actual wild fox, Johnny, that was taken from his mother by humans and was found to be unable to adapt back to the wild. He's a very handsome fella and serves officially as an Ambassador Fox for Florida Fish & Wildlife as what NOT to do when encountering a wild fox. On the actual tour, we visited 3 different fox runs where we sat and let the foxes approach us at their comfort level (eggs were a great motivator here). We also saw the foxes that are not as visitor-familiar in their enclosures and didn't interact as openly with them, but were able to give them eggs and treats. The tour lasted about 2 hours. In addition to the fox runs and habitats, they have a gift shop and outhouse available for visitors. The gift shop had so many cute souvenirs and a sink to wash your hands before leaving. The outhouse was very clean and had a camping toilet/port-a-potty, as well as another sink. This was one of the best animal experiences I've ever had and I highly recommend supporting Fox Tales. The price for the tour was super reasonable at $25pp. They have tons of other ways you can support the foxes through volunteering, donations, and more. Pro-Tips: Close-toed shoes and long pants are recommended. Leave bags in the car or attached to your body as foxes may steal or pee on stuff they want to claim. Cash is preferred, but they also accept Venmo, Zelle, and CashApp.

10/10 visit. You can see the love and care Robyn puts into these foxes. Special experience and we…read morelearned so much about the residents. Feeding and petting them was absolutely magical.

These people should not be allowed to do anything with animals, the place stinks and is dirty not…read morereally fit for anything, went to the place ask them about a small dog and very sarcastic to me no we Don't. And never answered anything they are real nasty people and I hope the State reads this to shut them down permanently

This place is absolutely filthy, and what's even more sad for the animals, is the kittens were…read moreINFESTED with fleas. They were crawling all over their faces, and the cats were scratching like crazy. It was so sad. Nobody greeted us, or even acknowledged us. I wish I could personally save every animal at this shelter. They should not be allowed to care for animals!!!!

I had a terrible experience with Habitat for Humanity free pickup of large donations. I had called…read morein early February and booked a free pickup for March 12, 2020. The Habitat truck came at 4:00 p.m. on March 12 and announced they didn't have room in the truck for my donations. The workers assured me they would be there by 9:00 a.m. the next day. At 10:00 I called since they had not come. The lady answering the phone said the workers had a full schedule that day and were not coming by to pick up my items! What kind of management decision is that--to throw a donor under the bus because they couldn't handle me on the previous day? Why did I lose my place in line after having pre-scheduled for over a month? I would never rely on the Brooksville Habitat for Humanity for a free donation pick up.

Just wanted to share other comments from people who have experienced the same rude attitude I…read morehave.. website I copied from: http://www.yellowpages.com/brooksville-fl/mip/habitat-for-humanity-3471837?lid=3471837 cstompkins, 01/19/2014a little compassion & smile wouldn't hurt I usually come in on Thursday after I have lunch with my husband.. and my 3 year old daughter is always with me.. I came in as usual, but my youngest wanted to sit in the back.. I really didn't see a problem with it as long as she was careful..I got her a few craft books to look at and keep her busy..while we continued our shopping she would stand up in the back of the cart.. and would hold on tight when we move.. plus I was being very careful.. I know her. If she was a uncontrollable child that was wreckless I wouldn't have taken her in!! After we made our selections on a few items and I was ready to leave. We made our way to the credit cards only register. Begin to take the hangers off the clothes just to speed up the process.. while waiting for the cashier to come over, my youngest is standing in the back admiring the business cards they have on top of the high counter.. Up walks the cashier, and an older man. She takes him in front of me. Didn't say a word to me. ( my 20 years of being a cashier I never did that. I would always excuse my self and ask the customer if they minded first..) pushed my items aside and said he needs room to sign.. very stern! While he's waiting to sign . She says to me in a stern drill Sargent voice " can you please make your daughter sit down" I looked at her and said " I have tried to make her sit the whole time I've been in here ". She then says to me " well your her mother! " surprised by her response I said "I know that! " then she spouts out "I'm just concern for her safety" and just stood there acting like she wasn't going to ring up my items at all till she sat down..my daughter was doing nothing wrong!! So I told her to keep there crap and I left..I had never been so humiliated in my life! 1st) if you have a concern about something, you say it with a little understanding, don't make the parent feel Like they have no control over there kid.. She is always so rude when I would go in.. I'm surprised they are still open! tiggeriffic77, 03/10/2013Very rude, unprofessional staff Consistently over the course of several years I have accompanied my elderly parents on their weekly shopping trips. Every single time my parents naively continue to take ridicule from one in particular staff member with blonde hair and her condescending attitude for the sake of saving some of their hard earned pension. I feel obligated to tell our community what I have witnessed as very unacceptable customer service. My Dad is hard of hearing and as a result he speaks loudly. The staff member in question threatened to throw him out of the store and did not care one bit that I explained he was hard of hearing. Just so everyone knows my Dad is always respectful just has bad hearing and cannot hear himself sometimes. Another instance my mother asked for a price and when she uttered respectively she believed it was entirely too high the staff member said," well we don't serve your kind then" . My Mom respectively asked what she meant and the staff member then said, " white trash like you." I was floored and at that time I purposely dropped the clothing items at the register and told my parents to do the same I even complained to their adjacent office manager. Amazingly, my parents continue to shop there regardless because they feel it is a good cause, I however, will not until this unprofessional staff member is relieved from her duties and I am certain many others in our community will attest to the same. nobodynew, 06/18/2011You really have to 'shop' if y... You really have to 'shop' if you want a good deal because their prices are very high for the used up stuff they sell. Everything in the store is dirty ... furniture to clothes ... I found a pair of shorts with a swath of poop in them. Everyone that works at the store in super rude and hateful ... especially the manager. The last time I was in the store I asked about a price for a door, because it wasn't marked, and the manager just threw a number at me and when I complained that it was much higher than the other doors she, snottily, told me "we're not a give away store". This store is giving Habitat for Humanity a bad name.

I came to Crosspoint because I had spoken to a number of people that said they go to church here…read more They said it was a great church and I have to agree. I enjoyed the service and all the music and the preaching. I highly recommend this church as I felt the Holy Spirit when I was here.

Good church. Great worship, music, community, educational values. Looking forward to my first…read morevisit. Writing this on someone else's behalf. God bless