Happened on this store in the way to another thrift in town. This store is compact, but packed with…read moreaffordable treasures! I spent less on 5 items here than other stores want for 1 preowned item. Look forward to coming back.

Great inventory, nice people and great prices. Love that it's non profit too. They have seasonal…read moredecor for every holiday!

Loved my visit with my family the Genung's and Robert & Teri. Met Tim & Darcy. Loving my jam…read morefrom Darcy. Great time dancing and singing. Susy C

About four months ago I made an inquiry as to how to how I could get on the waiting list a no…read moreresponse. I went there for a memorial service, It's a very nice private camp ground. It's too bad I can't leave separate star ratings, I'd rate the amenities & ambiance fours stars, responsiveness from operations zero stars. Maybe that's a good thing that they totally ignored my inquiry, I have no desire to camp out in Snobville.

This non profit business helps those in need. You can make an appointment by calling the office to…read moremeet with a case manager.

From the owner: We are a nonprofit that provides resources for families in the community.read more

I would like to thank my parents and the countless religious-related movies dubbed in Vietnamese…read morethat I used to watch endlessly because that was what shaped my heart to be the way it is now. I came from a rough background, a harsh childhood but that never prevented my parents to teach and discipline me. and to show me that a little compassion goes a long way. Due to restriction at work, I wasn't able to promote this drive but thank to Beth L., Craig M., Cristal C., Noelle J., and one of my coworkers for making this drive successful. I collected quite a few backpacks and felt good that we helped a few families. The evening I decided it was time to drop the backpacks filled w/ school supplies off, I was amazed to see the generous hearts that was there before me; I saw huge piles and piles of backpacks... I'm not there to help everyone because realistically I can't but if I can make someone smile and not have to worry about the expenses of getting a backpack and school supplies then it's definitely worth it. Donations and volunteerism isn't just during the holidays. Do what you can. Help others.

What a fantastic organization. Please consider signing up for their mailing list if you'd like to…read morevolunteer as spots fill up quickly, another plus is that children are welcome to join to help out too, which many organizations require them to be 16 y.o. and up.

Great place for the kids to play hoops and other after school, summer activities. Anything that…read morekeeps kids out of trouble and active...I'm a fan of! My children actively participate here during AAU Basketball season and other athletic events!

My children were so excited for me to get information on how we can sign them up for the boys and…read moregirls club. As soon as I approached the front door I was "greeted" by a curly blonde hair heavy set senior woman that was clearly uncomfortable by my presence alone and the idea of my 3 young black boys starting there. Needless to say, I am super offended by the lack of effort and willingness to give us information to attend for the new school year. I literately could feel the prejudice vibes from her. The bright side of this interaction is that I learned this before enrolling my children so they wouldn't have to be treated like criminals the way she treated me. If this was her approach to me, in my business casual attire I could imagine she would've crapped herself in my leisure clothing. Please beware before enrolling your children new families to the neighborhood. I haven't had a interaction like this in a long time. Smh

I would like to know if there's a timeline for the homeless men in your property to be on their own…read moreand move out. I don't appreciate seeing them down Parker Ave with other homeless making a ruckus. It would be more beneficial for them if you rent a property where liquor stores aren't a couple of blocks away.

I am a current Resident of Emerson House. If Ms. Debbie would not have accepted me into Emerson…read moreHouse, I would not be alive today. Ms. Debbie and Emerson House Saved My Life!!! Ms. Debbie is the most Caring, Loving person I've ever met in my life! I've never met anyone who cares so much about helping homeless men as Ms. Debbie. I am forever thankful for Emerson House, Ms. Debbie, and for the opportunity to live life again. Ms. Debbie accepted me when I had no money, no plan, no hope. If you want to get clean and sober, get employment, change your life so that you will never be homeless again, there is no better place than Emerson House. I know that once I leave Emerson House I will never be fearful of being homeless again. So, I say to all homeless men, if you want to get clean and sober, never want to be homeless again, become the man you want to be, come to Emerson House. You will never find anyone who cares so much about helping homeless men as Ms. Debbie, Emerson House, and CTCAH. This Program Works!!! Thank You, Ms. Debbie, Emerson House, CTCAH, For Caring!!! You Saved My Life!!! Forever Changed.

DONT EVER SEND YOUR CHILD HERE!!!! My little sister ran away from home we notified the police that…read moreshe was a runaway. This so called group hid the fact that she was at pwc while being missing just crazy very unprofessional.. and this is not the only time they also hid the fact that my little sister was doing drugs instead of calling us to notify that something is wrong with her they let her sleep it off just crazy very untrustworthy we put our little sister thinking she was gonna get help but NO just another outlet for her to do more bad things. Don't let your kids be apart of this program.! They will come out worse...They should be shut down!

From the owner: It is time we take responsibility for the youths in our communities and help them in ways that will…read morebenefit the rest of their lives. At People Who Care (PWC), our nonprofit outreach organization provides after school activities, vocational training, and employment opportunities for kids between the ages of 12 to 21. After-school hours are a critical time for these children, when healthy extra curricular activities can keep them out of trouble. We provide key activities, including: Vocational Training, Employment Opportunities, Monthly Individual Child Assessments, Academic and Educational Support, and Peer-Based Juvenile Delinquency Prevention.