A great and inexpensive alternative to traditional clothing shopping for women. This store is great…read moreand supports women's initiatives. Donations are welcomed.

I am writing as a volunteer and I have benefited greatly from being here in this environment. It…read moreis such a positive place. Sarah, Heidi, and Carol are such amazing women to work with. Sarah is the uber talented director of the YWCA Allentown. Heidi is the brilliant and stylish program director. Carol manages and trains the volunteers. Carol is so kind and personable - she always sees the very best in people and is so encouraging! "The Perfect Fit supports limited income women entering the workforce by providing professional clothing for job interviews and the first week of work. The clothing, as well as the process, empowers and evokes confidence in the client, raises self-esteem, and enhances a woman's ability to succeed." - Perfect Fit brochure. Donations are taken by appointment during business hours. Current, Modern Business Wear and Business Casual Wear along with all items listed on The Perfect Fit's Facebook's page is especially appreciated. If your company is interested in helping by having a clothing drive, please call The Perfect Fit. We will provide flyers and donation receipts. Volunteers are always welcome. It's a great place to work and help make a difference....

I called first as I had some questions and the gentleman who answered was very kind and patient…read morewith me (I ramble sometimes). He explained where to drop off clothing (across the street in the yellow bins) and that the bags should be no larger than 30 gallon bags. The most important part for me was to know that the donations would remain donations and not be sold for profit.

Went here three times during their posted 'open' times, but they were only really open once. I did…read morebuy 2 things and got good deals on them. The owner said she's going to move to a bigger space, which would be good as the space was small and jammed full. The place was disorganized and messy but could hold some good treasures depending on what you are looking for.

Great non profit thrift store to support rescue animals. Such cute finds! It was mostly home decor…read moreand furniture options with some items for children as well. The staff were all very friendly.

I cant say enough great things about this organization. I have volunteered with them for numerous…read moreevents. They run a pantry for the less fortunate in the community and offer career services to help those in need get on their feet. The office staff is very friendly and caring. If you are in need in the Northeastern Berks County...Give these guys a call. They certainly appreciate those who are willing to volunteer with them too!

************************************** This Yelp site does…read morenot have the operating hours for the Theis Cornfeld site up to date. The recycle center does NOT open at 9am, it opens at 10am. I've been told by the workers there that I am nowhere near the first person to be screwed by this. Totally screwed my schedule for today! ************************************** Other than that, which is not the recycling center's problem, the Theis Cornfeld Recycling center is extremely well operated and easy to recycle almost all of your recycle products.

Never open when I stop by. Could be a bright, sunny day and they'll be closed due to 'weather'…read more Could arrive at 3:10pm when they close at 4pm and the gates will be shut. I'm pretty sure the staff is underpaid and/or volunteer since they are hardly ever open. A worker could wake up with a pimple on his ass and they'll be closed. When they are open, they treat you with disdain and suspicion, questioning every single item you drop off, desperately trying to find a reason not to accept your recyclables. You're better off putting metal items in front of your house with a 'free' sign to get rid of it. They don't accept any Styrofoam packing material any more. They use to accept foam that 'snapped' vs foam that bends. It was hilarious watching them manipulate foam items trying to make it bend so they could reject it. Now, they don't accept any Styrofoam material. I'm sure the gas I wasted driving there multiple times only to find the gates closed negates any benefit of recycling. Website said they were open but they were closed. From now on, I'll just use a Sawzall to cut stuff up and bag it so it ends up in the landfill.

The best place in Bangor to be creative and give back to the community! My little one has been in…read morethe Wednesday kid class for 2 years already.....she loves it! She has made her ggpop, gg , gdada and , gmomma some great items that we will treasure all our lives!

My twins were enrolled in TLE since January. I can only speak to the infant experience, but I would…read moreadvise any parent who is able to enroll your infants in a different daycare to do so. During our time at TLE, there were two different owners, but we continued to see the same issues. These were what we witnessed during our time at TLE: 1. Our son has issues with his feeding that require him to be held upright during feeding. Multiple times, this simple and medically necessary request was not followed causing him to projectile vomit and stop breathing. We trained multiple teachers and very few seemed to actually follow through with this request. 2. They will feed your children slumped on the floor. I have photo evidence of them feeding my son on the ground with his neck positioned in a right angle. 3. The floors were filthy even though they said there's a cleaner. Crumbs everywhere and carpets had weeks' worth of spit up stains. Former employees mentioned cockroaches as well. 4. Our son was given medication without calling us for consent multiple times. 5. They skipped multiple feedings and our children constantly came home with diaper rash because they weren't changed for over 3 hours. 6. They had so much turnover and so many different teachers throughout the day that they had to label our kid with tape to make sure he didn't get mistaken for another kid. Kind of funny but also speaks to the stability of the place. We voiced our concerns so many times, so this shouldn't come to a shock to TLE but they also took 0 actions to remedy any of this. There's a few good teachers at TLE, but owners, directors, and fill in teachers don't care enough to make sure your kids are safe. If you're able to, pay a little more and go elsewhere to protect your child.

TLE Bethlehem has been a wonderful fit for our family! Each morning we drop our son and daughter…read moreoff, we feel comfortable knowing they are safe and getting the best care. In the infant room, Ms. Jailene, Ms. Megan and Ms. Cindy are attentive and communicative. Within seconds of talking with them, you can tell they're compassionate and nurturing to the babies. In the Toddler room, Ms. Mariela, Ms. Sharella and Ms. India are patient, passionate, responsive and knowledgeable. Overall, the teachers are kind, accepting and genuinely care about our children; we couldn't ask for anything more.

I have the pleasure of adopting 3 amazing dogs for The Sanctuary over the last 15 years! The time…read moreand patience involved by the volunteers during this process was fantastic! You can truly see the love determination and dedication to their animals this shelter has! The Sanctuary is a small shelter almost completely run by volunteers and their hard work is inspiring!

I did a transport here from Philly and was highly impressed with facilities. 5 acres and plenty of…read morekennel space. Owner was very pleasant and has a huge heart. Some dogs even had a private mini cottage house lol. Lots of outside space as well as walking trails. Cats available too! Owner takes a lot of rescues from Philly. I saw a couple adopt and they were provided with toys food and an adoption goodie bag.