The Family Assistance Program, has so many resources. Like they have a Re-entry program , Domestic…read moreViolence shelter, Anti-HumanTrafficking dept, Youth shelters for ages 12-17 , Tay shelters , LGBTQA shelters. They have Employment specialist, Financial specialist, and Housing navigator. They service all of San Bernardino County.

If you are looking for help whether you're in need or seek resources Family Assistance can help…read moreyou. The staff there is open minded and don't judge. They seem like they can relate and I've had conversations on a personal level with several of their staff members. They seemed very street smart as well as being educated. They kept my information confidential and helped me with a lot of resources. I've seen them reach out to homeless and mentor young adults. I've been dealing with Family Assistance for almost 9 yrs. Family assistance changed the lives of so many people... including mine!

In such a dark and uncertain time for my wife and I, while our son was in the NICU, the Inland…read moreEmpire Ronald McDonald House was the first beacon of light we experienced outside the hospital. We got to stay there for free, which was incredible due to being right across the street from our son in the NICU. The staff there were kind and very empathetic to our situation, and we got to meet other parents/families who were going through similar struggles. It's a place most people don't know fully about, but when you or someone you know has a child in the NICU, it's amazing that there is this place called the Inland Empire Ronald McDonald House; a place to call home away from home.

Had a great time volunteering here by making meals of love for the families staying here. The kids…read morewere friendly and thanked us for making food for them. They would approach us in the kitchen while we were cooking. Ahhh, my heart. I felt very touched. Penny was kind enough to give my group a tour. They don't advertise their volunteer events so highly recommend checking it out if you're looking for a team bonding or volunteer outing event. They need more volunteers to help with making breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They accept item and monetary donations too. Every donation helps this location non-profit. We will be back for the holidays! Thank you IE Ronald McDonald House!

Julia Rodriguez/ parenting teacher has been known to make false reports to social workers and…read morepolice. Do not say anything to anyone in this organization that could possibly be twisted into something reportable. They pride themselves on abusing their "mandated reporter" status. If you have a DCFS Case, definitely do not deal with this agency for any services, they are designed to help build a case against you. beware!

Various programs that support and help underserved youth in the Inland Empire! My experience has…read moremostly been with the summer programs but I got a good impression of this place. The staff work hard to make children aware of health and substance abuse.

* This review is for this organization's fundraising thrift store located at the corner of Hwy 111…read moreand Fred Waring, tucked into the same mall as the now-derelict Tilted Kilt.* Make plans to stop by this relatively new addition to the already robust lineup of charity thrift stores in the Palm Desert/Rancho Mirage area. Opened in Fall 2021, Elder Love is a little hole in the wall with super friendly staff, an awesome playlist, and (as it's street name would suggest) an eclectic mix of vintage and current brands. The assortment of clothes was small as of November 2021. But it was a nice mix of vintage designer and cool trendy styles, for both men and women. For such a small space, it also packs in a wonderful assortment of pictures and artwork, furniture, and dish-ware. It's location is also ideal for a multi-store trip. You can hit Elder Love, Collector's Corner, Goodwill, and the ACS Discovery Store in rapid succession since they are all 5 mins away or less from each other. Flash 50% sales in Mondays. And they also serve sparkling wine on Fridays so, plan accordingly. :-) Store is open daily 10 AM to 5 PM. Phone 442-274-2191. You can also DM them on Facebook to check on holiday schedules.

Great place.I find lots of wonderful things and it is one of my favorite thrift stores.read more

Thank you so much to the wonderful staff and experience with VVFRC. Their supervision, guidance,…read moreand encouragement has helped improve my life this year, and I am so blessed to have been a client with this great organization. Please seek them out and support their mission to help others! God Bless You!

From the owner: We can end homelessness; together, through the power of community! Donate or volunteer to help us…read moreput our knowledge, connections and drive to work empowering unhoused and at risk people with the skills and strength to survive and be self-sufficient.

Highly dedicated to supporting children!! Gives the vision of hope when you think it is impossible.read more

From the owner: At Children's Fund, our vision is a bright future for every child. Our mission is giving our…read morevulnerable children support, opportunity and hope by breaking destructive cycles through community partnerships. Throughout the year, we offer a variety of programs tailored to assist children from ages 0-18. Programs include Emergency Services, Scholarships, our Celebration of Giving toy drive, and much more.