I don't have much experience with the Lithuanian culture, scratch that, I don't have ANY experience…read morewith the Lithuanian culture so I was intrigued by this place with signs in a very unfamiliar language. This was the ceremony site of a friends wedding and it was a great choice. Very cute little cathedral with very high ceilings that connected at an angle. The father speaks Lithuanian so he can perform a dual language ceremony for you (and apparently they have classes in the language here as well). Beyond the cathedral this place is huge! Classrooms, bathrooms, a bathroom with a tub and shower, a kitchen, a beautician on site, a banquet hall, and a dining room that leads out onto a lawn with extra seating. We had the rehearsal dinner here with traditional Lithuanian food, wine and beer catered in (so alcohol is allowed). Definitely a place to keep in mind if you are looking for traditional Lithuanian. i sveikata!

Pretty cool looking church. Very modern design combining glass and wood. Must be nice in winter.read more

Serving all of DuPage county in Illinois, the county clerk office is part of the Dupage County…read moregovernment campus. We needed to submit a property tax freeze application to the county clerk for my mother-in-law's home, and it seems to be easier to do it in person. They now have handicapped spaces closer to the entrance (before one had to walk across campus, which was not good since many of the residents coming in are seniors). They have metal detectors in the entrances, but it is well staffed and organized.

The application to receive a copy of your marriage license did not have an address listed. Make…read moresure you know which building to go to. In this instance, it was 421. No one answered the phone to ask this question. On this 96 degree day an employee of the state's attorney office escorted me to the door. Once I got in, I was helped very quickly!

Fantastic center with great people , lots of fun interactions . Plus meals are good tooread more

The Naperville Senior Center has served the Naperville community for many years. In fact, my mother…read moreattended the Senior center in 2005. She had Alzheimers and was no longer able to live on her own and was living with me, my husband and my daughters. We loved having her in our home, but with everyone either working or at school, there was no one to take care of her during the day. The Naperville Senior Center provided exactly what we needed. She went to the Center everyday and she was well cared for and enjoyed going. Fast forward to today --- my mother is no longer with us, but the Senior Center is. It is still the same loving, caring and welcoming center it used to be.

0/10 - Bingo is rigged…read more We played probably over five rounds of bingo and I didn't win once Would not recommend bingo it's very hard

LOVE having this place in the community. State of the art…read morefacility, amazing programs, and stellar staff. I get to volunteer here sometimes and it's a great place to serve the community in a really tangible way. Highly recommend if you have a student in the eligible age range or if you're looking to volunteer somewhere meaningful.

this is so bad. I still haven't finished fixing Ralph Kings damage. what he did I'm pretty sure Is…read moreagainst code too. he did not do the work the way he described. he came hung over or extremely tired and late to do the job. he also changed his rate.

From the owner: The DuPage Senior Citizens Council (DSCC) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3), volunteer driven…read moreorganization, devoted to enriching senior life. Since 1975, DSCC has been providing a variety of programs and services to help seniors live safely in their homes and provide them the opportunity to maintain their well being. As a proud member of the Meals on Wheels Association of America, DSCC is the Meals on Wheels provider for all of DuPage County. Our services include: - Meals on Wheels / Home Delivered Meals - Friendly Visits / Friendly Phone Calls - Well-Being Checks - Pet Food & Assistance - Senior Dine / Community Dining - And More

The service is not well done by putting ppl people that looking for work down and talking to us in…read morea rude loud noise, throwing our papers and glasses on the floor. I don't like the was they serve people that need help finding 3job

From the owner: Goodwill Workforce Connection Centers bridge the gap between job seekers and local companies. We…read moreprovide an array of services, including resume assistance, job preparation workshops, access to computers and other technology, job leads, and a regular schedule of employer recruitment sessions. Services are provided at no charge to our customers.

The donation boxes are very convenient and helpful when cleaning out the closet and downsizing,…read moregetting rid of unwanted clothes. Used to put then in bags in the alley for whoever wants and needs to take but oftentimes I find them all messed up, thrown on the ground which defeats my purpose. So off to the donation box it all goes. Wish there were more of the boxes around town. I'd rather drop it off at the box then drive to the Goodwill. Everyone complaining of it being sold etc it's the same thing the Goodwill.and Salvation Army does. But at least I don't have to drive far or wait in line when I'm in a time crunch in a busy week, and don't want to haul bags of stuff in my car for weeks until I am able to go to a Goodwill and don't have the time to list on ebay or marketplace but need closet space at the same time. I think what Gaia is doing is very good. At the end, someone does use the clothes, and they're not thrown around in the alley on the ground where nobody will want them. I could care less for a tax deduction because I'd always forget the slip when tax time comes and plus it don't make much difference anyway. Tried donating to shelters before only to learn that those who work there scavenger the donation and keep what they like/what's newer for themselves instead of giving everything to those at the shelter. If you want to give directly to the homeless then give it to them on the spot. But it's also hard to figure out if the pants size will fit them etc. So when I'm in a time crunch and need to clean out fast, don't want to haul bags of clothes waiting to go to Goodwill and making myself seem like I live in my car with random bags of clothes waiting to be donated, I just drop it off at the Gaia donation box. It's also helpful with the website that gives location of the boxes so if I'm traveling O can easily look up the nearest box. Honestly, think that everyone complaining about the concept of these donation boxes works for Goodwill or Salvation because then they don't get direct donations to sell at the store. Gaia boxes are convenient too being available 24/7 specially when working an odd schedule I can never make it to a Goodwill to drop off. At the end of the day, someone still makes use of the clothes, they don't end up in a landfill and maybe if I don't want to donate such clothes then I'll just not buy anything until my current wardrobe wears out. I don't make a penny from donating to Goodwill either, only the buyer gets to have new clothes, some brand new at a cheap price. But I don't have time for that so I just drop off at Gaia box. I also.like the little projects they have going on, fun stuff, and everything they do on local level at the warehouse to everything being done abroad in the developing countries, environmentally. Keep it up!

I donated clothes multiple times, then I read the charity watch review of this company and I was…read morenot very pleased with the outcome. Clothes is sold,not given to people. They have a big "over head" to run their business so there is really no money left to help others in need. I probably will not use again. Please check for yourselves and decide if you still want to continue using their bins. Gaia please change your practice, you could be a wonderful place to use.

I've been a volunteer and donor for years with Shelter, Inc. They are an amazing organization…read morehelping children and families every year. I've really enjoyed volunteering with them making an impact on the local community and helping children in need.

It's scary to review Shelter Inc. When you have to be nice to them in hopes they will do the right…read morething but after 4 months I'm realizing they are going to do whatever they want to do regardless of anything I say or do. Don't get involved with their Foster Care Program, they are destroying families and the kids are the ones that suffer the trauma and long term effects. They claim to keep families together, what a joke. Do some research, other people are saying the same things I'm saying.