I always find really good things at this community aid location. It's always very clean. The staff…read moreis very helpful and I always leave finding exactly what I needed and more.

This isn't my favorite community aid in the area - the staff at the Harrisburg store are friendlier…read moreand it's easier to find parking there. With that said, this is one of my favorite thrift store chains in the state. I miss when they did $1 clearance tags and hate that the store is constantly being shifted around (please bring back the plus size section!!) but the deals are good. I go on Mondays since I'm a healthcare worker, Wednesdays when it's 50% off most tags for everyone, and on Thursdays since I'm a student. Tuesday there is a discount for seniors. I've found lululemon and other brand name clothes, home decor, and kitchen items here.

Wings of War (WoW) is just starting out as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. We have…read moreacquired a 1941 WWII Cessna T-50 Bobcat that was a Crane MK1 during WWII with the RCAF. The aircraft is currently portrayed as a U.S. UC-78 and will remain in U.S. colors. We believe this aircraft is the oldest, flying Bamboo Bomber in the world. We are actively pursuing nose art for this plane that will link it back to its Canadian lineage. Please go to our FB PAGE and add your ideas there. Call if you want to schedule an appointment to tour the aircraft.

From the owner: Wings of War (WoW) is just starting out as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. We have…read moreacquired a 1941 WWII Cessna T-50 Bobcat that was a Crane MK1 during WWII with the RCAF. The aircraft is currently portrayed as a U.S. UC-78 and will remain in U.S. colors. We believe this aircraft is the oldest, flying Bamboo Bomber in the world. We are actively pursuing nose art for this plane that will link it back to its Canadian lineage. Please go to our FB PAGE and add your ideas there. Call if you want to schedule an appointment to tour the aircraft.

Nice selection of items. Staff friendly and helpful. The building and store was cleanread more

They have a lot of Items in the store for sale. They may be slightly used or even new! Prices are…read moregood and the money goes to help others in need! The donation drop off is usually manned by volunteers who are friendly, efficient and thankful for your donations! I go out of my way to donate because Salvation Army & its volunteers go out of their way for those in need!

Very small post office and while the location here is convenient, the fact that there's only one…read moreclerk makes it a problem. When you absolutely positively need to send something overnight via USPS and there's a 15 minute queue, that's not great. Still, the woman working the counter was friendly and apologetic, plus they had all the supplies properly stocked, so it's A-OK. [Review 10203 overall, 1790 of 2018.]

Amid the townhouses of Shiremanstown, lies the post office. It features a relatively large parking…read morelot behind the actual post office and off the main road. The employees tend to be very helpful and friendly. However, it is a much smaller post office than most, and there isn't much room inside. It's suitable for just dropping something off, but as far as complicated mailing concerns, you're better off to go to a larger location. They were even a bit confused about my customs forms for mailing packages overseas.

Very friendly! Even though it's a "large church", we quickly made good friends and got plugged in…read more Also we love that it has a Spanish-speaking group!

I've been attending CLA since I started going to Messiah College in the fall of 2016. There are so…read moremany things about this church that I love: welcoming community, thoughtful relationships, great messages, etc. The pastors who speak on Sundays always make great points that relate to personal life and make the message understandable. I always feel so welcome when I walk into the building and am greeted by the nicest ushers who volunteer to serve there.

Very knowledgeable and helpful staff and healthy native plants in a breathtakingly beautiful…read moresetting! And a great fundraiser for programs for youth!!

From the owner: The Wilderness Greenhouse is a teaching nursery with a focus on growing native perennials - forbs,…read moreferns, grasses, shrubs, vines and trees - to improve habitat, protect water, and make our communities more resilient. Starting September 3, 2022, we will be open Saturdays from 9am to noon thru the end of October. Come see us!

When I started having problems with my MacBook Pro I looked for local options for help. I started…read morewith "MACS N PCs" and had no need to look further. Andrew explained everything about my problem and my options clearly and gave me a cost estimate for repair if I chose that. When I asked for his recommendation if I decided to purchase a new Mac instead of repairing my older one he first asked me several questions about how I used my Mac before answering. Then he actually looked up options online for me the fit my needs and even sent me a link to one that he recommended. So, if you are looking for excellent customer service for your Mac, this is the place to go.

Andrew was a pleasure to deal with and extremely knowledgeable! He definitely went over and above…read morefixing my MAC!!

Watch yourself if you attempt to work at UCP, There is NO support systems within the company. They…read morewill chase you out as fast as they hired you in. Residential Supervisor - Central Pennsylvania Their DSP'S are very unappreciated along with the Supervisors. If you have a family and need Health benefits go somewhere else. The benefits cost about $950.00 a month for a family including vision and dental. No joke Most DSP'S and Supervisors are devoted to their work which make the backbones of the company. There is so many Cons Costly benefits, lack of training, poor management, too much gossip and drama, to much internal redundant paperwork, Management has favorites, plays mind games. You try to contact appropriate people on the blue business cards but nothing happens, all the higher ups / upper management dont want to be bothered, your concerns are completely ignored . If you seek to report something then be ready for intimidation and retaliation. Alot of things are supposed to be confidential but some how the information that is supposed to be confidential is some how shared with others. For example, your wages you earn are shared. Your disabilities are shared. Your work related accident with your injuries are shared. The last time anyone has checked, that falls under the category of HIPAA. So needless to say, people start rumors and judge you. Then you are asked /told and demanded to resign your position if you can't handle the stress from everything above, including being in pain from your ongoing work related injuries and the medications that you are on that makes you so tired. Then when you reach out to the CEO and HR about finding another position that you qualify for in the company ,because you resigned just your current position by force / demanded. CEO and HR says we will get back to you with some options . 2 days later they say that they accept your "Voluntary" resignation and they have nothing else to offer you. Wow, when I heard about this, I was flabbergasted. Why would a reputable company that deals with individuals with disabilities do this to anyone? I guess its not that reputable , and obviously UCP should know of all people/companies that business should never be run like that. This employee should have never been put through that situation at all. It's not like the employee was causing trouble ever. They are messing with people's lives. That employee has a family . Pros Great Clients, non profit, DSP'S and Supervisors make up the company's backbones. Cons Costly benefits, lack of training, poor management, too much gossip, to much internal redundant paperwork, Management has favorites, plays mind games. Contact appropriate people on the blue business cards but nothing happens, If you seek to report something then be ready for intimidation and retaliation.

I worked in the home health care branch of UCP, Capital Home Care, a couple years ago. They were ok…read morefor the most part but often I would have situations where the elderly client would be unclear with me about what they wanted, or not even say anything at all to me, talk behind my back to my supervisor saying I didn't do what they wanted, and instead of explaining to the client that they needed to be clear and direct with me they would somehow see it as a worker or character flaw in me. This really hurt me. I felt like they did not get to know me as a person and see what a hard worker I was. They even said maybe I would be written up because of this. Workers should not be treated this way. I don't know if the Capital Home Care branch of UCP even exists anymore but if it does then the supervisors need to get to know the workers better and explain to elderly clients that they need to be clear and direct with the home health care workers.

Great place to shop and friendly. Also very helpful when I had breast cancer with what I needed…read moreand information. I can't say enough about Deb such a great person and very caring. Everyone should shop there the prices are great and money goes to a great cause.

Pink Hands of Hope is an excellent boutique of gently used clothes. The people there are so nice…read more They have a wide selection of clothes. I highly recommend.