My son purchased a bike that came partially assembled. We were ok with that until we learned that…read moreseveral parts of the assembly had been either misaligned or improperly positioned. I tried for hours to correct these and was ready to go back to the store until my wife suggested taking it here. I had never heard of Third Hand Bike but trusted her and the reviews and decided to bring it here. From what I understand, they are a non-profit organization comprised of volunteers. They don't necessarily do all of the work, they help you correct the issues and understand the how's and why's. They did indeed step in and do a great deal of the work, which I truly appreciated, just as I did the nostalgic conversations about bike designs over the decades. I highly recommend this group to anyone needing bike repair and if you're looking to purchase a used one, they have several in stock.

I love this untapped resource. i have been a few times and can't wait to return. Not only was Rida…read moreand everyone we encountered helpful and knowledgeable about bikes and bike repair, but the willingness to educate me as a mature woman about bike accessories, I have learned bike repair and maintenance!

All People's Fresh Market is amazing. It truly lives up to its name, it is for ALL people. They…read moredo not turn anyone away. The first time you go you have to provide your drivers license. They basically set you up in their system, takes less than 5 minutes. They ask absolutely no questions and after checking you in the first time they provide you with a key tag that you simply show each time you go in the future. They have both a drive thru, and a walk up option to pick up fresh food. If you choose to do the walk up, they do have parking spots available. Everyone that is working / volunteering is kind and judgement free. What I have found is that many that are in need of food in Columbus do not have the proper transportation. I have stopped by All People's Fresh Market and picked up a box of food to drop off to those in need. The joy those families have when I arrive with a big box of food is totally worth it. If you are in need of fresh food, or you know someone that is, please pass this info on. All People's Fresh Market is a savior.

I went here looking for some jeans to spruce up my wardrobe and left with 3 cookbooks, an alarm…read moreclock, and am still kicking myself for not purchasing the $40 bmx bike in the window, that is since gone. I am sure there will be more. This is the best second hand store for housewares and occasionally furniture. The clothing selection is not to shabby either, but you REALLY have to dig, and most reek of mothball, vomit, or a combination of the two. The jewelry and accessories are hit or miss like most thrift stores. Regardless, no matter what you are looking for this place on the southside is worth checking out. Most likely, you will leave with just the opposite of what you came in for but you will be glad you did.

I bought a supposedly slightly used Electic Massager and couldn't find anyplace to plug it in to…read morecheck and see if itqas operational and no one around to help me. Ijust lost $5.00 for a piece of crap! They should test everything that gets donated to see if it has power and works!!!! Iwill not be going back here, I was a regular customer for a long ti.e, but no more! This is fraud not refunding my money if they want to keep customers. People work hard for their money!!!!

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

Over the years I've gotten amazing items and very good prices. But lately, I don't know who's…read morepricing items, but their costs have gone WAY up ($100 for a small, used, unlit Christmas tree?) and many collectible items are as expensive or more expensive than they are on EBay. Identical items with sometimes have a $25 price difference (the Kincade villages, some china etc). I don't think it's worth going to that part of Morse road unless they fix the price problem.

It's now closed. Been closed at least over a year. I was going to move there in 2009 when rent and…read moreutilities got too high but I'm glad I didn't now. They had to find places for the low income residents to go to when they closed it.

From the owner: We are an inclusive organization of individuals joined together by a shared commitment to…read morestrengthen our communities by empowering all kids, improving individual and community well-being, and inspiring action to meet the greatest needs in the communities we serve. Inside and outside the walls of our 13 locations, we work to uplift the spirits, minds and bodies of individuals, families and communities in a meaningful and lasting way. We believe all families should have access to affordable, high-quality child care. We believe whole-person health is built from the inside out. We believe safe, stable, and affordable housing is a necessity for achieving security and other basic needs.

Selfless, loving, and caring sums up what they do for the neglected fringe of our society. I admire…read morethe way they "love on" the poor, homeless, and addicted with the Gospel message to them all. Please consider giving some of your time, money, and prayers to this worthy cause.

Alvis house is definitely the place to go to for ex offenders, men and women, trying to find their…read moreway back to society. They so many programs and resources they help you with just about everything Highly recommended in my book. Alvis re-entry is a great head start to getting your life back on track

Extraordinary week at Mezzacello Urban Farm for our grandson. Turned into such a special program…read moreand he gained so much confidence and self esteem from it. So much so, he will be continuing as one of their Mentor In Training MenTerns Program. At the end of the program he said " he was very very proud of what he had accomplished ." If there was a 10, I would have given this program a 10. A real inspiration.

Finding a summer camp that your kiddos love is a tough feat! Not only is Mezzacello an amazing part…read moreof the Near East Side but a welcoming and fun place for my kiddos to spend time learning. Jim is a true gem, he challenges the kiddos to be active participants in their learning. The most impressive part is that he treats each kiddo with the same respect he would treat an adult. Too often kiddos don't get this same level of respect and when you are able to find a human who truly appreciates and is interested in interacting with kiddos you have to celebrate them! Thank you for being a great teacher and learner Jim!

I was looking at my decades' collection of t-shirts from wonderful events, and realized that I…read morecould wrap myself in good memories without looking like a 1980's relic. A T-Shirt Quilt! So I mailed a box of my favorite t-shirts to the good people at Deaf Initiatives. They assembled a quilt pattern using the t-shirt graphics, applied a backing to strengthen the t-shirt square, added a grid and border, then handed it off to a quilter who's machine made wavey quilt stitches over the entire face of it. I got to choose the quilt size, as well as color of grid and backing. It's now a trophy piece, suitable for a bed or a wall hanging. This is a multiple bonus for anyone. The quilt making provides jobs for the deaf, perpetuates the art of sewing, and returns a beautiful legacy quilt to enjoy every day and to pass on along with the t-shirt stories that it displays.

From the owner: We are a non-profit, social mission business. We make unique, high quality T-shirt quilts which…read moreexceed customer's expectations. Our social mission is to hire, train and promote Deaf individuals in a productive work environment free from communication barriers.