My very favorite thrift store in NWA! They have 3 thrift boutique locations: Fayetteville,…read moreBentonville, and Siloam Springs and one outlet location in Springdale. Their prices are great and they carry name brand super cute women's clothes, accessories, and shoes. They also have a rewards program and if you join their email list they have special sales all the time too. Every month they have a different charity they work with and donate too and they are always involved in the community and at events. Definitely check out Beautiful Lives if you want to donate or to shop!

Wonderful Shop! Coffee and cookies. The merchandise is superb! The kindest help and a great…read morecause. Do not miss.

My son attended this daycare from 15 months to pre-k graduation in 2025. The staff always went…read moreabove and beyond to care for my child as family. The center is clean, conveniently located, and very reasonably priced. Kids get outdoors often and age appropriate activities and learnings are Christ centered.

A safe, caring, Christian environment for any parent needing child care. Highly recommended.read more

Great place, enrolled in summer camp, opened year around for drop in care!!!!!!!!!…read more management has been great at working with what works Best for our family!!

As a former employee, I can tell you that this place does not care about the children or the…read more teachers here. They only care about the profits. Your children are not in good hands and they are overwhelmed with bad behavior that is not addressed properly.

I've been dealing with this chapter of the Red Cross recently and am impressed. Friendly, helpful…read morestaff who want what is best for the community. I like knowing they are my neighbors.

Gently used resale items that have been donated and resold for a good cause…read more The store is in a warehouse and contains many items you won't find at other resale stores, including flooring, doors, lighting, furniture, cabinets, tools, bricks, and so on. Definitely worth a stop if you're looking for any home projects and don't want to break the budget.

I absolutely love this store! Employees are very helpful and very friendly they go above and beyond…read morefor the community and the customers!! I always find what I'm looking for and things I forgot I needed that are at a price I can afford!! There are many things that has saved my home from falling apart that I would have never been able to get!! Thanks to all the community (WASHINGTON COUNTY) Fayetteville Ar. for Donating and making this possible GOD BLESS HABITAT FOR HUMANITY!!! How Can I apply for a part time job and VOLUNTEER??? contact info (479-871-5044) Home (479--839-8168) E-mail heatherzimmer78@gmail.com

Part of the One East Building group in the Fay square. Startup Junkie is an amazing non profit in…read moreFayetteville that offers free business classes, one and one business counseling and info, and much more! They work with Kiva to help with small business loans and host a lot of events in the area. I take their free lunch and learn classes often. I highly recommend you check them out if you own or work for a small business in NWA!

I highly highly HIGHLY recommend this facility for childcare. My 3 yo has never been with anyone…read morefrom birth to now. But with work between my husband and I we had to get her in somewhere. Swiftly. But of course you can not trust just anyone with your babies. Our little one is very cautious when meeting new people. She's reserved. And not open at all to being around strangers. She's never been around a group of little ones or teachers alone. So this was super new for her and us. Of course for the first day-week she cried when we left her there. But as the first week was coming to a close we noticed a major difference. She started talking about her "friends" and she wanted to "go see the kids". Oh and her teacher...Ms. Janay! She is THE BEST! And she loves Ms. Keisha! All of the staff are kind hearted. Respectful. Welcoming. Loving. The right people you would want taking care of your child when you are not around. Also, and this may not mean much for some...but this facility is the most diverse facility I visited when shopping for childcare. I believe this is important and was indeed the biggest factor in our little brown girl feeling safe and secure. There were people there that looked like her own family at home. I can't thank them enough.

I have four children and they have all attended Cadence Academy. My oldest 2 completed the Jr. K…read moreprogram and were very well prepared for kindergarten. My youngest 2 still attend. The teachers in the minnows room are gentle and loving. They work with the babies to do fun arts and crafts, teach them sign language, and cuddle and love them. My baby has never had a need that was not met. She is happy and excited when I drop her off at school. She's attended since 8 weeks and I've never once had a complaint. My 2 year old also attends Cadence. His teachers have the patience of saints. Toddlers are not always easy, and though I've seen quite a few outbursts from the kids as toddlers will do, I've never once seen a teacher raise her voice or lose patience. They love the kids and teach them structure, love, and acceptance. Ms. Kayla and Ms. Jessica in particular have been wonderful with my son and have worked with him and with us tirelessly during the "joys" of potty training. I recommend this place 100% and love it so much that we drive a half an hour each way just so my kids can attend. If you want a loving environment with values and education, this is the place to be.

One of the many things I am thankful for are our local Food Banks & charitable organizations that…read moreallow us to contribute both monetary & in-kind donations on a regular basis to help those who are in-need. Due the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, however, many of our local Food Banks ceased accepting in-kind donations from private donors. This was despite the long lines of hundreds of cars filled with families lined up for hours to obtain donated food due to loss of jobs, incomes, homes, & more. In addition to being saddened to hear of the tragic loss of lives, seeing how many individuals & families were at-risk for going hungry due to the economic impact of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic brought tears to my eyes. So...in addition to monetary contributions, I still wanted to do more to help others in-need. After pondering the age-old question, "What can I do?" I went online & found "The Little Free Pantry." Headquartered in Arkansas, "The Little Free Pantry" started as a grassroots mini pantry movement of neighbors-feeding-neighbors. It has grown to locations throughout the United States (& now global), & is similar to the "Free Little Library" concept. Instead of books, you can donate food, personal care, &/or paper items to those who are in-need, or take what you need if you need it...no questions asked! The pantry will usually appear as a wooden box affixed to the top of a post --- similar-looking to a giant doll or bird house with a door you can open to leave & take items on-&/or-off the shelves, & are found at locations such as churches, parks, community centers, or even outside of a neighbor's house! Interested? Simply visit their website at: http://www.littlefreepantry.org, enter a zip code near you, & check it out! Unfortunately, there was no "The Little Free Pantry" near us, so we drove to Long Beach where one was located outside of a church. We were sad to see that the shelves were bare (except for a few pieces of trash), but it enabled us to fill the pantry with lots of goods! If you have an opportunity, check out "The Little Free Pantry," & (if you would like), make a donation to help someone in-need. Or if you need to, feel free to stop-by & grab what you need...someone may have left a little something for you. Who knows? We just may open a "Little Free Pantry" of our very own! "If you can't feed a hundred people, then feed just one." --- Mother Teresa