This place has many issues. Some (not all) of the workers are pretty rude, one being a shorter…read moreblonde female, and the managers there are even worse. The blonde manager, has repeatedly been seen as rude to her workers. Another worker had yelled at a poor man, who simply asked to wash his hands. Not to mention the talk behind the scenes of how they are better than the people they are helping. Even heard him say "Trash like that doesn't deserve what we get", when he had a bag of candy out. There was even mention of someone being called the "Soup Kitchen Wh**e". Which is just repulsive. According to others, they call him this because he will get people things if they have relations with him. Another reason for the one star, there was a rather upsetting altercation of a man threatening one of the workers, I think they were a worker or volunteer. They didn't even take their own worker's side of it, when the man had visibly been in the wrong towards this gentleman. It was heard this worker was later trespassed as well, to me sounds as if they are trying to hide things and didn't want to deal with the worker. Perhaps even wanted him gone. One person had also come in, looking for the managers and she was as polite as I would think someone could be when you're being stared at like she was. The managers and the blonde worker seemed to be rather dismissive when she told them who she was. The blonde had said "Makes sense", all while looking amused. Later after she left, it was overheard, they were talking badly of this woman and even complained to someone that she was rude. Again, sounds like they do not like anyone who comes in and isn't trying to praise them. Seemed like the girl was nice and just needed something done with some papers, from what was seen. She smiled to everyone and even had a nice conversation with one of the serving girls, who was probably one of the nicest I have seen in there. Not to mention, reports of their food having mold and other discrepancies in this place. I do not find this place to be appealing in any way. An establishment that is meant to be helping those who are in dire need, should be a bit more welcoming and kind towards those who come to them for help. It's so disappointing to see places like this, go downhill so fast because of a few bad eggs who do not care about the mission of this place at all. This place from the outside seems very nice, but it is behind the scenes that should be closely looked at. It's sad and I hope one day it gets better, that people will speak up against these matters.

Great food, super clean, exceptional staff! This place is a must for great lunches. And, I found…read moreout they cater - call for pricing on the catering.

There is no longer a thrift store here. I was there a month ago and spoke to a lady. She said…read moreSalvation Army does not have a thrift store in this area.

Friendly and helpful. They take great care of the animals until they find homes. Staff is polite…read moreand the shelter is clean. Celebrating 10 years 'no kill'. Great community support.

They cost taxpayer millions a year providing services, equipment, transportation, and aides for…read moreperfectly healthy people! People that can walk, cook, bathe, drive, and clean should NEVER be allowed to have taxpayer funded aides or medical equipment they don't need and never use! ACTUAL disabled people are going WITHOUT because of their incompetence! Disability fakers and career welfare cheats get aides 5 days a week while those who REALLY need an aide to stay alive can't get one! They get free meals delivered EVERY day, yet either just give them away, or throw them out because they're eating STEAK while the people that PAY for it have to eat hotdogs! They're merely siphoning off millions in taxpayer dollars to perpetuate welfare fraud!

From the owner: Everyone has the right to receive the care they need in the settings they prefer. The Area Agency…read moreon Aging assists nine East Central Ohio counties understand their options for care and ensures your rights as a consumer are not infringed.

Most older people remain independent their entire lives, but others find themselves needing some help with activities we once took for granted, such as fixing meals and traveling to appointments.

There comes a time when we need a level of care that we just can't provide for ourselves. We offer many different options in a variety of settings, from linking you to care in your home to assisting you in nursing facility placement. We Offer Retirement

Not the best but I've seen worse…read more I've visited this particular Goodwill on and off for over twenty years. It's right off of Maple Ave so it's easy to find. There's a parking lot out front, to the left is a drive-thru for dropping off donations and to the right you'll find the entrance. Everything is organized as all other Goodwills are... mens, womens, childrens, furniture, books, shoes, kitchen, home, and maybe a few other things. The quality of items you find here aren't the best. Goodwill items generally represent the town they are in and this one is much different than one in a bigger city. It's what you would expect in a more rural area with limited shopping. On my last trip I did find a nice and practically brand new Sublime tee. In the past I've had some luck scoring some sweet items. You definitely need to hunt to find cool finds, but it's possible!

Prices are extremely high, over retail in many instances. I found a tiny spool of ribbon that was…read moreperfect for a project I was working on. The manager refused to sell it because it didn't have a price. Threw into a cart to "return to production" and walked away from me without any further conversation. Rude.

I went there and was astonished to see a worker screaming at someone for getting stuff out of their…read moredumpster. I always thought if you threw something away you didn't want it but this lady was upset someone needed what they threw away. I did walk over and look in the dumpster. What u saw made me furious. No wonder the woman was taking stuff. There were brand new items with store tags on them in there along with other really nice things. There was nicer stuff in the dumpster than they sell in the store. After seeing what they throw away there I will never make another donation to these people. They could give the stuff away to the needy rather than send it to a landfill. This is sickening.

Many great services available for residents anywhere in Ohio Valley: thrift shop with 25 cent…read moreclothing, food pantry, programs for relative care givers and much more. Their website is http://houseofthecarpenter.com.