Yes, it may be FREE, but that's no reason to hand out expired foods and run the risk of getting…read moresick or worse, 'food poising.' The workers are much, much better at treating you then the times, when they had a group, of Hispanic ladies that were SO mean and cruel. They have re-organized the way they pass out the foods, and the service is much better, and you do leave with your integrity intact and some decent food.

Remember that people are giving this food to you, for free. Each adult is responsible for taking…read morecare of themselves and their children so this is your responsibility and you should be grateful for their generosity. Many around Utah keep a food storage and rotate it by giving to the food bank. This is why you get expired food. If it's canned food, it is still good years after the expiration. My family ate a whole case of chili before we noticed it had been expired for 10 years. It was still great, we didn't notice! Don't be offended if some food is expired. 99% of the time it is still perfect.

Fantastic little shop that has had the exact treasures we had been hoping for on our last 2 visits…read more Furniture, clothing, and toys second hand at VERY reasonable prices. The shop supports the food pantry in the back, so I love spending my money here!

Don't waste your time here. The store is a crowded safety issue level mess. I love a good hunt…read morebut this place is a joke. There are very few posted prices. I brought an item to the register it said .50. The lady says you know this is not .50 cents and proceeds tell me 8 dollars. I go to put it back and she ask me to bring it back to her so she could price it because "someone had removed the price". Whatever crazy lady when over 90% of the store was not priced. And then she throws me attitude because I didn't buy it. The same time I was there some other women was told 30 dollars for some item and she left too. So let's recap - the store; depressing, dirty, narrow pathways and things blocking exits of a place. Women who was working has a major attitude. They would make more profit by turning the items donated at a smaller price point while merchandising better because they have room instead of over pricing and having a fire hazard mess.

When you are suffering already enough to need a place to help to keep your family from going hungry…read moreI hope you can do everything they require of you to get help here. I have a physical disability which is why I can't provide for my family and need help but the rules here are so hard to work with. A new rule has now made it so I can't go anymore. They have restricted that only one person go inside and I can't do the walking and shopping and I don't have one person that will be able to go every time for me. In the past I have just taken one person that was available to help. I don't know how single mothers that can't afford babysitters are supposed to come. You get one appointment time every two weeks and if your schedule changes or you can't make it you are out of luck. It is just too bad that help for those that truly need it is so hard to get.

Tabitha's Way provides a great service to our community. Dropping off donations is very easy and…read morevery much appreciated.

The Utah Food Bank is one of my favorite organizations to volunteer for. They are so well organized…read moreand the staff that manages the volunteers are so pleasant and easy to work with. When my shift was over, I found myself pouting a little because I wasn't ready to leave. I could sort food all day! I love how efficient they are and that they can stretch a donated dollar into over $7 worth of goods. If you're looking for a worthy cause to donate food, money or time to, this is a good one to consider.

I pulled up and they helped me right away. The only…read morenegative is they only take donations on the weekdays during business hours. So if you have a job and can't get off in time, it's hard to get to them.

Very nice thrift store but I hope no one will go there because I want to find all the treasures…read morefirst. Staff super nice.

Overall store was pretty well organized although prices were pretty high. If you're looking for a…read morebargain this may not be the place. Items were clean and mostly good quality and wear though. Store had mostly clothes and not too many home goods.

Wonderful non profit we donate to as a church and love them dearly! We have volunteered here for…read moredifferent things but one we did recently was in the summer they barely get donations so we were part of helping them by getting donations from warped tour that they collect and then bringing it back to Crossroads and unloading it. Learning about what they do as an organization has been AMAZING. Super encouraged by them and the way they bless the community and provide resources for people who may not have any. They are a community and they do vouchers for families as well as supply food, have a thrift store, they also have diapers. So if you know anyone who may be homeless or helpless, recommend non profits such as this one because they exist for the people of this area and really want to help be apart of the solution to the problems that exist!

This is a non-profit that not only knows how to stretch every dollar as far as possible, but helps…read morethose who need it most - without distinction as to their race, color, creed. And they get things done! Very effective at lobbying the Utah Legislature on behalf of those who can not advocate for themselves. Donate - they need money, food, etc. Probably our favorite charity.

I expect that many who take advantage of the services here are not going to be doing a review. That…read moresaid, the wife volunteers here quite a few hours a week. I was here last night getting to know those involved and listening to a truly moving talk by Bruce Bastian. I can't imagine a more dedicated set of people in management or volunteers than those I met here. This is a real grassroots facility with no other goal than to support the LGBTQ community and the many issues they must deal with here in Happy Valley. Thanks to all involved.

Encircle is an incredible safe haven for queer youth and their families. The amount of services and…read morequality of resources is incredible. Check it out!