They asked for $10 donation and they said it was for the driver who brings the food. They handed…read moreexpired food and they were very rude to ppl in need. They're also selling essentials on the side . They're are treating this as a business when it's supposed to help the community. This happened today 11/13/25 locations: city of Maywood

Very helpful to people in need of food. I been here at times of need. I recommend to anyone who is…read morein need of groceries.

Ok so, came here for a birthday party (kids) on a Sunday…read more First off, very surprised this venue was in this area. It is located across the street from a park which I think helps because there was plenty of parking everywhere. The interior has real basic decor, the space seems to fit roughly 100 people at most with tables of course. There are fans in the venue but we were here during a hot day and it can get hot real quick. The bathrooms are small but not dirty and they seem to be enough for what the venue is. It's all stairs to go inside to kids and elderly would need help. The venue has a small "backyard" which for the kids party was used to set up the jumper and few other tables for those that want to walk outside. Pretty easy to get to as well since a few freeways are nearby. I would recommend this place for small get together a but know that it's not fancy at all.

16 minutes ago We…read moredid a photo booth event here for a sweet 16 birthday. The location is very spacious and clean all around. Manager is always on-site to help the guest or vendors. I will continue to come here as a photo booth vendor or guest. The price for this venue is very reasonable and the entire family looked like they were having fun. I would recommend anyone to this location if your planning an event. WWW .VISUALPHOTOBOOTH. COM

This community center is INCREDIBLE! Every other week they feed almost 100 people. Their director…read moreVelma de la Rosa is one of the sweetest, kindest and passionate woman I have ever met. Thank you La Casa for all you do to better our community and all the lives you impact.

Love La Casa and the way they serve the surrounding community. They put on a COVID safe food…read moredistribution every month and open their preschool to the community as well. Such a great place!

This place is great! The ladies working here are all super attentive, knowledgeable and super…read morefriendly! Rebecca I believe thats her name she's GREAT!!!

Came with a friend, she claims it was for support but in all honesty I think I was dragged along…read morebecause she doesn't know how to read directions and it's a sketchy area. As to why we're here, as stated in another review, it's a hole in the wall and a dump... Emphasis on dump. Aesthetics aside, the staff is fairly nice and informative, though they have no way of knowing what your fees waived will be, they'll give you plenty of options in a fast and courteous manner. You should be in and out in under half an hour, and frankly that's more than you want to spend here. There's plenty of street parking, the freeway is nearby and easily accessible and when compared to the Pasadena office which has expensive parking and long lines, your choice is clear.

I waited 40 minutes with an appointment. Don't come here. They over booked. They don't communicate…read morewith you once you are here. They make you sign in even if you have an appointment and take people who have signed in before you without an appointment. They don't communicate that they are overbooked and still take your appointment. I will not come back.

Beautiful organization with a warm home to help pregnant mothers get on their feet in this cold…read moreworld. I dropped off car seats and look forward to making more future mother and baby donations

This organization helps individuals , businesses, and churches with children's ministry support…read more Excellent trainings, curriculum, and resources! My experience has been since 2013 when I started a Good News Club (elementary curriculum) and JesusYouConnection (idle school curriculum) at my children's school in Hacienda Heights, it is still there and I love that there's a lot of other ministry opportunities for people as young as 13 y/o who are called to sharing the Gospel.

My daughter Ariel did a year at the Dream Center after struggling for years with depression and…read moreself-medication (heroin) after losing a boyfriend in high school. She graduated in 2015, and at that time I gave a 5-star review because I noticed big positive changes in her. I thought it would be nice to give an update since it has been close to 7 years since she graduated. Prior to the Dream Center, it was difficult for me to be around her because she had so much anger and she just wanted to argue with me about anything and everything. Since the Dream Center, she has been a pleasure to be around and not once in 7 years have we argued, or had even so much as a disagreement of words. She lived with me for the first year after the Dream Center. She was quick to find a job and began chasing her dream of becoming a dog groomer. She was 24 at this time, and prior to this, had never had a job but once for a couple of months. She began dating a boy from our church (who also attended the Dream Center - yes this is how they met) and 6 months later they were engaged, and 6 months after that married. I was concerned when she got married and moved into an apartment for the first time. I figured they would be coming to me asking for money to help them with the rent. But in 7 years they haven't asked me for a cent. A couple years later, they she said they were looking to buy a house. Honestly, I thought it was a pipe dream of theirs because they didn't' have good credit (bad from previous life). But God worked miracles and they bought a house only 10 minutes from where I live. Again, a couple years later, they announced they were going to open a mobile dog grooming business. Again, I didn't' think they could do it because the truck was over $100K. I suggested they consider a store because it would be a smaller investment for them to start up. But God had other plans, and they opened their mobile dog grooming business on February 14, 2020. Yes, February 2020. A month before the Covid shutdowns in California. But once again, God had a plan for them, it was mobile grooming because when all the brick and mortars closed, they were able to operate and within two months they were turning away business. It was also about this time that they announced they were having a baby, and on October 25, 2021 Camille was born. During these 7 years, Ariel and her husband have been very involved in the church they attend, and serve regularly on the worship team (Ariel lighting and her husband on the drums). They also regularly attend Celebrate Recovery which is a wonderful program for anyone struggling with hurts, hang-ups and habits. The Dream Center turned my daughter's life around. It changed her, for the better. She jokes occasionally and says she was brainwashed at the Dream Center. It wasn't easy for her, lots rules and structure. She had to sacrifice a lot of what she thought was important to her. But she doesn't regret it and has a lot of fond memories of the friendships that she formed while there. I highly recommend the Dream Center to anyone who is struggling in life. There is no denying the miracles that God did and continues to work in my daughter's life. Without the Dream Center, Ariel would have never understood how to have a relationship with Jesus, and have faith in God, and hope again. She didn't see a future before the Dream Center. But when she left, she saw all the possibilities and she went after them. I am excited to see where God leads her life next. I know there is more greatness to come. Thank you Dream Center for turning around my daughter life.

Came here in the late 90, s. And I am glad I left. Was never homeless never strung out on drugs or…read morefresh out of prison just a kid looking for encouragement and to be ministered to but was treated like homeless strung out felon . Program was weird, take everything from you and trust you with contemp every second. The guy that ran the place was a bully treated people like crap. Had stuff stolen from me from the drug addicts they had there . I was told it was a good program from a pastor that was the old pastor of the church I went to back then. It was more of a halfway house than anything . My experience was less than inspirational. Hope it's changed but the reviews I've read looks like it's the same.

Great place to volunteer. For first timers, you'll need to attend a volunteer orientation in the…read moremorning right before you volunteer. You will sign up for this on line. The orientation is about 30 minutes, after that the fun begins! During the AM shift, I helped load grocery carts filled with food for families and organized a cabinet. I also helped caseworkers with interpreting in Mandarin in person and over the phone. Definitely a great experience and great organization to help. They are truly helping those in need. Free street parking. About a 10 minutes walk from Allen station. Remember to wear sneakers and comfy clothes.

My kids and I have volunteered for many years at this food bank. It is a lifeline for so many…read morepeople in need in our community. It's incredible how much food they distribute and how many families they help. I see on their social media how they give holiday gifts to children in need, help with back to school supplies and vouchers, dental cleanings, vet clinics, mobile showers and so much more. Many of the people who work here are volunteers, and even the paid staff don't earn much - I know of some who have been past clients wanting to give back. I have seen the faces of gratitude of some of the clients who come here for help. Whenever I come here I have a renewed sense of faith in human kindness and generosity, seeing the impact this organization has and the generosity of so many volunteers and donors, trying to help those who need it most. I'm sad reading the negative review. I also imagine people are quicker to complain on yelp even for free services than to show their appreciation. I also understand it must be truly frustrating for people who are hungry and/or struggling to survive to have patience when things don't go smoothly as life is already so difficult to bear. But I truly believe that the people working at Foothill Unity are doing their best within the constraints or limited resources they have and that they are also dealing with tough and stressful situations all day. I think it is unrealistic to expect a charity that is dependent on volunteers and has limited resources to be a well-oiled machine. In my interactions with those who work there, I believe they are doing the best they can, and I am inspired by all the amazing things they do.