This Goodwill is big and has decent selection but is super expensive. Some items that I could get…read morein Eugene for $10 was $30 here and wasn't on color tag. I ended up getting a flannel for $10 and a couple bottles of paint for $.99 total. They had a good houseware section, lots of clothes, and a small book and children's area. The aisles were as organized as any Goodwill. The employees seemed friendly and happy and the floors were clean. The bathrooms had doorbells you had to ring to be let in, pretty standard. All in all this Goodwill was fine. It was just more expensive than I'm used to.

Today and this is not the first time I saw items priced higher than when they were sold new!read more

It was clean and we'll organized. Staff were courteous and helpful. They didn't have what we were…read morelooking for but they had 2 other items we needed. The washer we bought there was a fair price and it worked. I walked there today looking for the same 2 items and they were closed until further notice. No explanation either.

Tons of space, good variety of fun classes, sweet staff, good prices for event or space rental for…read morea wedding or hosting a class. I think they're going through some changes and updating so I'm excited to see what new classes will come up in the future!!!

The Dining Room is such an important program. It's hard to cook when you're homeless and to have a…read morefresh meal prepared almost every day (besides the weekend Fri-Sun) is amazing, especially with a vegetarian option

Great job in helping people like this.Its good quality food too and they treat people with…read moredignity.Really appreciated it at a time of need.

Well, my first experience with this clinic was very positive. Shelly Prather was very friendly and…read moreupbeat, easy to talk to. She is very thorough as well, and I didn't feel rushed. I like that the clinic is so community minded! They even have a free veggie day where patients can go and get a bag of vegetables. To me, the spirit of things like that is commendable.

This place used to be great. It's horrible. Specifically Daniel Knight and upper management. Daniel…read morerefused to fill my blood pressure meds. Not just mine, but the pharmacy thought he wasn't working any longer because he wasn't approving ANYONES meds. He refused to answer even his nurse. Upper manager made promises they don't keep. Where's the return call (numerous) from the COO. DO NOT go here. I've been through 3 primaries because of turn over. Now they change their name? Won't make you a better facility. So incredibly disappointed. Guess I'll be filing a complaint with the medical board

This place is nice at first then after a bit they are rude. It's not a good place to live. On…read moreFriday the 9th of May 2025. They faked a fire alarm and decided to come up stairs to the women's dorm and tell everyone that they need to get out. I ask why what's wrong. Because I am curious. And Whitney said we don't know yet. It was just strange the fire alarm never went off. Not long after we went outside the fire department showed up and they walked in and walked right out. We were able to go back in then as soon as we get back in they call my Husband Chris to the office and told her that we have to leave because she was not wearing a bra. Chris is transgender. Chris had a bra on earlier when Bonnie asked her. When we were upstairs Chris took off the bra due to an allergic reaction. And we did not know we had to get out for a fake fire alarm. Then they kick us out for no reason. We were trying to figure out when we can get back into the building so Chris can put her bra back on. After Bonnie talked to Chris I knew something was wrong and I asked her and Chris said we have to leave. And I asked Josh to talk to him and he would not let me talk and he was very rude. Getting g kicked out was so not right.Especially since I found out that I have two holes in my heart from birth that day. They do not care about mental health at all. I told them that I have bipolar when we first went in. And they said they would understand but they dont. I would not recommend this place to anyone. Especially not recommend this place to anyone who has really bad mental health and bad health concerns or conditions they will not care. I did appreciate the food and the bed and the shower. But did not appreciate how we got treated.

These people are horrible. They play games with people's lives for no reason. They pretend to be…read moregreat Christians, but will blatantly lie. They'll tell you "oh, we are just going to give you a warning for blah blah blah, just don't do it again" then a week later tell you that you've been kicked out for a week over that warning. I have horrible joints, to the point that I can't spend more than an hour on my feet without being in horrible amounts of pain. They regularly tried to tell me I had to apply at numerous places that would require me to spend hours on my feet. When I brought a doctor's note showing that I wasn't making this up the director claimed I was just lying and that it wasn't that bad, then rambled on about how she sprained her knee badly years ago and she can stand perfectly fine. These are horrible people, out and out. They are not there to help anyone, they are just there to pretend they are amazing people and be able to brag about how great they are. The head cook is a live in resident who gets his own room. That room is disgusting. Trash everywhere, looks like it hasn't been vacuumed in a decade. I worked in that kitchen and he would never stop bad mouthing Gordon Ramsey and talking about how he used to work at a Michelin Star place in Portland, then turns around and puts out bland crap that might as well have come out of a TV dinner. If you are thinking of donating so you can feel good about yourself, save your money and go find a homeless person and buy them dinner. You'll be doing more to help and won't have to contribute to the employment of the absolute scum that run this place.

As an adult who is too old to use crutches every time I sprain my ankle but is too young to need a…read morewheelchair or scooter all the time this business is a godsend. When you find yourself needing help getting around on the temporary bases you can contact them and get some help.

From the owner: Our sole governing mission is to maximize the quality of life for people with disabilities and…read moreseniors by promoting a philosophy of self-respect and self-determination through equal access and equal opportunity. It is achieved through HASL's provision of peer mentoring, advocacy, information and referral and independent living skills training.