Seems like a good place. I called them because I drove by one day and wondered if they had a food…read morepantry. I've been trying to find one since I got to this area and no one has been able to help me! They were pleasant to speak to on the phone. The facilities seemed simple but well organized. They do accept food donations and they have a food pantry programme of some sort. I didn't inquire into the specifics, but I did notice a table just inside their front door that had a few food items on it with a note that said to take something if you needed it. If you have a food donation, go to the person at the front desk (inside, to the right) and let them know. They will meet you at the double doors at the end of the building at their receiving area. The few staff members I encountered were very friendly and appreciative of donations. I've had a hard time finding a place to make a donation in this area and I've been really disappointed in the community for not being able to direct me anywhere. Everyone I've asked gives me a look like I'm crazy for asking. If you have a desire to make a food pantry donation HERE IS A PLACE! I may not be religious, but I will certainly support any group who makes an effort to assist people in their community! They will accept your donation without asking any questions. They will also give you a receipt if you'd like one.

After Michael they were set up from day 1. The Apartment complex that allowed me to ride the storm…read moreout with was Parkway Garden Apartments. The place was blow apart but they saved my life and a buddy who goes by Narnicle Bob we both lived on our boats. The storm as you know knocked out everything and blew Panama City back to the stone age. I was left with the only working vehicle. So my job turned into providing for the 38 people that were there they needed everything. When I drove to their distribution point I was met with compassion and kind words. They were organized and helped me with everything and most likely saved a lot of folks. Food - cleaning equipment - water and ice I left every day filled with supplies. When I pulled into the Apartments they cheered! I can't thank them enough good people with a great heart. Parkway is still there but now I am in Houston with my sister and doing what I can to still help them. When the need was great they stood tall. Thank you and GOD BLESS Capt Mike Worley

Jackie is an angel. She not only takes care of dozens of cats at the rescue, but also takes in cats…read moreneeding special care in her home. We got our precious kitty Fiona there. If you just want to visit and pet kitties for an hour, you can do so for a $10 donation. The whole thing is run on donations, so if you want to contribute food, litter, or time, get in touch with Jackie

Salty Cat rescue has been around a while doing great work. This is not a cafe. It's a rescue and…read morerehabilitation home for cats down on their luck. This is a recently donated building from a cat lover. Jackie finds homes for cats - $10 donation and you can go and have snuggle time. Drop off your old towels and sheets as they need an endless supply. Check out their wish list in Amazon and give a Purrfect gift. Come on you cat lovers call to find out when the next fundraiser is.

Great organization that performs a great and wonderful service to the community!read more

I love this store. It's clean, very well organized, prices are reasonable and the staff are always…read morefriendly and helpful. I've been going there for 10 years now and I've never had an issue. But best of all, not only do they not charge taxes or ask you to round up your total for donations but they help the needy with clothes, food and shelter. This is where I donate and shop to support our locals.

I was in town looking for some budget friendly home decor items. I visited this store twice and…read moreboth times the lady at checkout was incredibly friendly and very helpful. I also learned that shopping at SA was tax free bc it's a church.

The Joe Center for the Arts is an awesome addition to Port St Joe. There are events throughout the…read moreyear down at The Joe including art shows, summer camps, community groups, etc. Christmas at The Joe is big! You can see Santa Claus, Christmas art, and a Christmas Tree Decorating contest.

From the owner: Supporting the arts and providing opportunities for artists and art lovers in Port St. Joe and…read morealong the Forgotten Coast. There are exhibits, events, and art classes available to enjoy as a local and a visitor to our area.

Worst dive shop and customer service. I called to ask…read morequestions and this is the transcript: Store: "hello" Me: "Is this Jr. Scientist?" Store: "yes. I can't talk right now" and the hung up on me. Not even, hi my name is xx or leave me your info and I'll call back or something. His tone was like "piss off". I can't imagine my kid or any other kid taking a diving class with this person. A little professionalism goes a long way.

This is a new store, as of July 2023. You could tell that they stocked this amply-spaced store…read morewith the nicer items that had been donated. It had a better-than-average selection for a thrift store as far as clothing went, possibly to attract more of the population to this location. The staff was pleasant to deal with, and congenial to chat with. It felt like a cleaner, better organized store than the one several blocks down the road. If I had to choose between the two, I'd head here. The parking was plentiful and you didn't feel like you were taking your life into your own hands to exit this store as opposed to the other one.