Could you imagine contacting a food pantry to donate boxed, non-perishable food items and then they…read morereject it because they "do not have the capacity to store them"? I'm not talking about pallets of food, just a cart full that I decided to buy to celebrate my birthday. 43 birthday cake mix kits, plus other canned goods and diapers. That's too bad because I'm sure some families and individuals could use it. Not going to donate or volunteer here ever again. Yup, I've done so in the past. Was hoping I could help out my local community but I'll be donating and volunteering elsewhere out of my zip code.

West Valley Community Service is such a great resource for residents of Cupertino, Los Gatos, Monte…read moreSereno Saratoga, and West San Jose, areas of West Valley California, who are in need of emergency financial assistance and/or food. They offer a wonderful food pantry, that is open 5 days a week, during the workweek, and you can even come an additional day of the week, during the workweek on Fridays, in which you are able to select additional groceries and this day is called "Fresh Fridays". Fresh Fridays are reserved specifically for members of the West Valley Community to stock up on, or replenish their supplies, of fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, and fresh baked goods. When shopping at their food pantry, you are even free choose your own selection of groceries and (once you complete your initial registration for their services) they give you a significant amount of groceries. In fact, at West Valley Community Services, they give you an entire grocery cart FULL of groceries (that you get to select from their pantry), every week (and they even provide you with grocery bags if needed). Again, everyone, who is eligible for their services, is able to shop the regular food pantry at West Valley Community Services, once per week! That's an average of 4 times per month, and 4 grocery carts filled with groceries each month! The food in the pantry is super high quality, fresh, and it's always delicious as well. I especially appreciate that there are no/few limitations on the amount of fruits and vegetables that you can choose from the pantry. This is fantastic because healthy groceries, like fruits and vegetables, are especially important to have in our lives. They also offer a selection of baby food (at least I think they do) and they offer baby care supplies, such as a selection of baby diapers, as well! If you are ever in need, and you find yourself considering reaching out to West Valley Community Services for their assistance, in any way, please don't hesitate to do so. You will always be treated with the utmost dignity and respect there. If you are ever in need of additional resources, there are other organizations in the area who offer additional resources for free, such as toiletries. You can locate these service in the Bay Area community by searching FindHelp.org. The volunteers at West Valley Community Services are always incredibly kind, considerate, and caring, and the location for this organization, in Cupertino, California, is just beautiful, well kept, very clean, and it is located in a safe neighborhood as well. To all of the volunteers at West Valley Community Services,, thank you so much for all of your selfless and caring acts of kindness, and for taking your precious time here on this Earth in order to help all of those in need! Please know that your donations are going to people, from all walks of life, who are in dire need of your help, such as homeless individuals, elderly individuals, people with disabilities, struggling college students, domestic violence victims, struggling families, individuals suffering from debilitating illnesses such as cancer, our Veterans, many unemployed individuals, and so many more people in need! Any donations that are made to West Valley Community Services are not only changing lives of those who are in need, they are truly saving lives as well. Please know that the people who receive those donations truly appreciate your kindness and generosity. If you want to support West Valley Community Services and their efforts to help the Silicon Valley Community, just know that your love and support, via liking, sharing, reviewing, and otherwise spreading the word about these organizations, such as West Valley Community Services, via review tracking websites and social media, such as Yelp, Google, TrustPilot, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, etc. all make a significant impact in helping organizations, such as West Valley Community Services,, and most of us will find that we are able to contribute to the Bay Area Community in ways such as these. You can also show your support by choosing to volunteer your time, by donating funds, by donating belongings, by donating a vehicle, really any way you are able to help these individuals in need, by supporting organizations, such as West Valley Community Services, truly makes the World a better place, by improving and saving the lives of so many individuals in need! If you find that you are in need of a cell phone, or cell service for your (unlocked) cell phone, or internet service, please visit SafelinkWireless.com. This website will allow you to apply for either a free of cost cell phone, or a free of cost SIM Card (to use in your own (unlocked) cell phone), and if you are approved, either of these will come complete with a free monthly cellular service.

Great services provided for low income and marginalized groups. I appreciate the food distribution…read moreand back to school backpacks for the kids. More importantly I'm grateful for the ESL classes and the Community Leader program lead by Paulina Zapata. However, it's a shame that she is no longer there due to budget cuts. Her work ethics and commitment to the Sunnyvale Community Services Mission has enabled great programs to develop, especially within the Latino community leading to receiving numerous awards. Leadership should truly take a good look at themselves and their decision making, because this was definitely a hasty decision made on their part.

I came here to donate time to pack food for people in need. It seems like a bunch of local…read morecompanies donate their time. When I was there, a group of employees from Salesforce was there. All in all, it was a great volunteering opportunity. Come with clothes you don't mind getting dirty; bring drinks and expect that this will take several hours.

Once again, I come in here as a reseller and boy did I find some wonderful stuff, particularly at…read more50% off! Super nice staff and great stuff! This time I'm mostly saved everything that I bought for myself! Very high-end brands at a low prices, do not miss this shop if you are Thrift in the south Bay!

Fun store, great items, good prices too. I always enjoy going here. Definitely worth the trip to…read moreSunnyvale

things i've noticed since my last review: upper management (im assuming the ones coming in that are…read moredirecting lines who are not wearing the uniforms) can be kind of rude and off putting. i come here as a last resort thrift store when buying second hand things, and every time i try to ask them for help they talk to me as if they can't be bothered to help me :( however, the employees wearing the red vests are super kind and helpful, so i just ask them my questions instead! the prices at this savers have pretty much stayed the same.

Savers, usually I think you offer good finds every blue moon. That being said, I'm not a fan of…read moreyour prices. They are way too high for a thrift store. Your prices often reflect the cost of the item like if it was in brand new condition. You are selling donated used items, so I don't understand why you are charging high prices? An example I can think of is a ok condition with some rust and missing volume knob Fender amplifier with a sticker price of $79.99 plus tax at your store. I can buy a brand new one of the same model at Guitar Center for $80.00 plus tax. How is this a bargain? Y'all need to be more realistic with your pricing practices. I have to give the Savers staff props because they are always helpful and kind. Your staff is what helps you bring people in. Thank you Savers staff, y'all rock!

Great plaza area (indoor outdoor) space. You don't have to worry about the weather. Great for dog…read moreevents.

I'm so glad this space exists and I s available for my pup. Thank you all for making this happen…read more We have enjoyed visiting.

I've submitted a few application for other dog on pathfinder, but I haven't had any luck or updated…read morewhether I'm approved or no. My hopes and dream of getting some specific dog on pet-finder melted when I heard when some dog has been adopted. Application takes about two-one min to fill it out but it waste our time of the day doing it. I'll be using Craigslist for now on to adopt my future puppy.

This is a great rescue with great people who love cats and dogs. They take great care of their…read moreanimals and make sure each one is adopted to a wonderful home. Highly recommend!!!

This review is observation and insight from my spouse who does the bookkeeping for my home based…read morecontracting business, so far as I'm concerned if she's happy and the books balance, I'm happy: In January 2026 our older software program suddenly stopped recognizing the turnover to a new year. Kind of like what was feared in Y2K, but really real -- "this date is invalid" it said for the new year entries -- Nightmare Land. Looking for an alternative program to migrate to I heard a lot about QuickBooks, but am rather 'old-school' and was trying to avoid putting our business accounting in the cloud and having a direct link from online bookkeeping to our checking account. As I had never used any other accounting program, and have no formal training, switching felt daunting. I found Prosper Bookkeeping on Yelp and reached out to Daniel Lin for a free consultation. He explained that I could use QBO without linking our checking account directly or utilizing AI features if I did not want to. So I decided to work with Daniel -- he patiently went through the steps to set up our books for the beginning of the year and coached me in bringing all entries for the year up to date. It was helpful for me to learn the new program UI through hands on instruction via Zoom, and then later review the videos Daniel provided of our training sessions. Daniel is a consummate professional - a non-judgmental and patient listener who is extremely knowledgeable and has a knack for quickly parsing through numbers. After using the program for a full quarter, I found that I had made several errors and could not reconcile our bank statements with QBO -- Daniel found the issues for me and fixed them in minutes. Like Magic! I'm very happy that I went with Daniel and Prosper Bookkeeping, FIVE stars!

We've been working with Prosper Bookkeeping for our small business and couldn't be happier with the…read moreexperience. From day one, they took the time to truly understand our operations and financial goals -- not just the numbers, but the bigger picture. The team is responsive, organized, and incredibly thorough. Month-end closes are timely, our books are always clean, and any questions we have are answered promptly and clearly. They've helped us catch discrepancies we would have easily missed and kept us compliant without any stress on our end. What really sets Prosper apart is that they feel like a genuine partner in our business, not just a vendor. If you're a small business owner looking for a bookkeeping team you can actually trust, look no further.

We have worked with A Greener Source multiple times and they have been wonderful. A great resource…read morefor nonprofits to get beautiful office furniture at no cost. They have even delivered directly to our location. This has been a huge support for our nonprofit and we look forward to working with Kayla and her team again.

We attempted to work with them on decommissioning our small suite of high-end office furniture…read more They were initially responsive. They came to the office and I showed them which pieces we wanted to part with. I let them know we were trying to sell the conference room table, so their quote should include both possible scopes of work--one that included them taking the conference room table and one that didn't. They provided the quote including the conference table. By the time we got their quote, we were able to sell the table. I promptly replied to their proposal, letting them know the table sold and we needed the alternative proposal (without the conference room table). They did not reply. They also did not return my multiple phone calls or subsequent emails. They completely ghosted us. Their conduct was incredibly unprofessional. They wasted our time, and given our lease-end deadline (which I apprised them of on multiple occasion), left us scrambling at the last minute to find another option. Do not count of these people if you are trying to donate your furniture.