I joined this club in the beginning of 2013 and met my husband 2 months in. We we're married in…read more2014. We've been married 17 years! So glad we both joined! Highly recommend this group!

I joined this club almost 2 years ago and have to say it's been the best decision I've ever made in…read moremy life. Being newly single, I found that my married friends weren't including me in their activities. I was bored and wanted things to do. I also liked the idea of meeting potential dates. Since joining, I have made so many friends, male and female. They have become my support network. I've done so many amazing things and crossed items off my Bucket List...windtunnel skydiving, kayaking, trapeze lessons, to name a few. I learned that I love playing volleyball and have since joined a competitive league. I still love playing with my A2K friends the best because they are a fun and supportive group, and we laugh so much when we're together. We love meeting new people as they join our group. We are sad to see some leave, but that's usually because they have met someone special and that's a good thing too. I haven't met the love of my life yet, but when I do, I hope he will join the club so we can share the fun adventures together. This week, many of our friends are on an Alaskan Cruise. Those of us who chose to stay behind will be having fun as well with a comedy club, Karaoke, a hike, and night golf. There's never a dull moment!

I heard of Events and Adventures when I was in a relationship, while the program was on the radio…read more Year later I was single and sad and didn't know what to do with myself. I had no friends and no experiences and no hobbies to socialize with people. E&A gave me all of that and more. It sounds cliché to say but I really did find my people. I made friends, had experiences with new places and activities, made long lasting memories, ended up loving it so much I signed up for a lifetime membership because it just made sense. I'm so glad I found this amazing group or wonderful people. The event manager, Meggie, is now one of the best people I now have the pleasure of calling my friend. I love this group and I'm so glad I made this decision.

Be very careful, they say you can cancel it but the contract says 3 days from signing. You don't…read morehave time to even elevate the service in 3 days. I didn't care the types of events nor the people who attended. Waste of money.

I play in two leagues and I give one a five star review and the other a three star review…read more Kickball is a super fun way to meet cool people and get out of the house. It's also a great excuse for getting drunk in public on a weeknight. WAKA does a great job of organizing and works out amazing deals with the sponsor bars. The fees for the season are reasonable and the amount of fun that you will have is limitless.

I can't believe more people haven't written in about the awesomeness that is kickball. For the most…read morepart WAKA does it right. They take this ultimate childhood playground game taken to a whole new level (granted that happens when you gather a bunch of adults to a field and give them a red ball and a beer permit). I play in the AZ Fire League in Tempe. It's a good mix of competitive attitude (the league winner gets to go to Vegas!) and a whole heck of a lot of fun. However, they are pricier than other kickball organizations I have played in around Phoenix for less games each season and their end-of-season parties that don't cover as much food, beer, etc. (which those pricey dues should be covering). This is probably because WAKA is a national organization that actually employs people, and we are basically paying for their salaries by playing kickball. Their motto "Best Parties. Best Games. Best Friends." basically sums it up, but they could give you a little more bang for your buck.

New Chef, New Menu and lots of excitement! Serving Breakfast every Saturday and Sunday…read more New Lounge Snack Menu along with delicious desserts and a full lunch & dinner menus.

Best Legion post in greater Phoenix. Resto and bar are priced right and serve great things. Well…read morerun great members. Lots of fun.

This is probably one of the best clubs I have attended or been a member of. Informative meetings,…read moretheir own library with useful material, knowledgable members, plant sales/auction/freebies at most meetings, and more. Their Annual Show and Sale is held at the Desert Botanical Garden and is a good opportunity to find some unique plants that you typically wouldn't find at any of the local big box stores or nurseries. Word of advice, their are some intense silent bidders that give a new meaning to the word stalking.

I have has so much fun attending these meetings and I have learned so much. It's good, clean fun…read more You can be as involved as you do or don't want. Everyone is friendly and it's such a positive experience. I love the free plants! I love sharing cuttings, too. I love the auctions and speakers and plant sales.

If you are of Polish descent, look no further than the Pulaski Club! The members are a lively bunch…read moreof people who clearly take pride in their Polish heritage. We recently went to the 75th anniversary event and enjoyed listening to the traditional Polish music.

Epic failure. I signed up for last night's Halloween costume party to find the parking lot empty…read more Searching their website I found the party was canceled with no explanation given. I live a long distance away and am of Polish ancestry. This is my first experience with this branch of the Pulaski Club. They made no effort to contact participants and as of this moment I have not received a refund. PATHETIC!

Efficient service. And just good chicken. Not much else to say but enjoy! Got the whole chicken and…read morethey gave a lot of tortillas! This was for to-go. The chocoflan was also good.

My word, the flavors. It's been about 3 months and I still remember how layered and delicious the…read morefood was. It's a bit far from my house and too far from my work to go everyday but I would. Gonna make an effort to visit once a week

Joined PHX Fray bowling league a couple years ago and it's been an absolute blast! Everyone is…read moresuper friendly, fun, and very down to earth. Couldn't have picked a better league to join and would recommend to anyone who's looking to meet some cool people and unwind on a week night. Also big shout out to our commissioner Brennan who has really taken the league to the next level. He's always keeping the website up to date with the latest standings, sending out weekly reminder emails, and makes sure everyone is enjoying themselves.

Response - 1) my message was sent because those players…read morewere added without notification of any team members. Lucky I even saw it before the league started. Therefore, it was impossible to actually bring up the issue before registration ended. 2) Your rule is the issue. Hypothetically you can have a team of 8 players (not your full 9) and then have a group of 3 added for a total of 11 as highlighted by Mr Mitchell as being the maximum cap. 11 people for a 6 v 6 is the issue. It's that simple You say this limits forfeits which is a lame excuse considering you actually have a pretty decent sub system. Having a large team is not accommodating the group of three, it's just a way to have more players in the league to make more money. Go to a game and watch. Tell me sitting on the sideline is fun. Once again. Go somewhere else. Better leagues for half the price.

I was a member of VAC from November 2021 until June 2022. Having only one year of sobriety when I…read morejoined, the facility provided me all that I needed from meeting to the fellowship in the rooms. Up until early April 2022 I had no issues. A fellow member with over 30 years of sobriety was the chairperson of the Wednesday 5:30PM Mens Happy Hour meeting. Approximately 45 minutes prior to the start of the 5:30 meeting, a lady named Governor Lynn McMinn approached this individual and informed him that his service commitment had expired and that another member of the club was to start chairing effective immediately. The man was blown away. He rarely attends meetings at VAC. Since I filled in a few times as chairperson at that meeting I was asked to attend a meeting with the Governor. Yes, you are reading that correctly. Please see Traditional 2: 2. For our group purpose there is but one ultimate authority--a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience. Our leaders are but trusted servants; they do not govern. Lynn governs the facility and does not comply with being a trusted servant. The meeting took place and I was asked if I felt that the removal of the chairperson was handled properly. I said that since he had been chairing the meeting for over 2 years that it made sense that a change was due however I felt that the manner it was held 45 minutes before the start of the meeting was not professional. I found out the reason for the quick change was that she had already notified someone else that he was to begin chairing immediately. Very poor planning by the Governor. After that, I decided to do some homework. I received a copy of the bylaws and found that various policies and procedures were not being followed. There were two chairpersons at another meeting that I attended that had been chairing for 15 and 18 years respectively. The bylaws state 6 months max. Shortly thereafter, I asked the Secretary of the Happy Hour meeting when the last as well as the next group business meeting was to take place. The Secretary Flora and Governor Lynn were side by side and said "I don't know". I informed both that the meetings souls be held quarterly per the bylaws. They were shocked that I had a copy as neither one had ever seen them. At the next Happy Hour meeting, it was announced that a quarterly business meeting would be held on June 1, 2022. A few other issues similar to what I have stated above which I questioned which Lynn and her gang hated. One day in June I walk into a meeting room intending to go to the Happy Hour meeting. Therefore, I enter the room and was informed by one of Governor Lynn's gang members that I was not welcome to attend the meeting. I said nothing and walked through to the courtyard, came back in room and took a seat. People were arriving and the room was nearly full, about 40 people. Governor Lynn stands up and says to me, you are not welcome at this meeting and further says no one in the group wants you here. I looked towards the group and they were shocked. Governor Lynn goes onto say that if I don't leave, she will call Phoenix PD. I told her, go ahead. 20 minutes later PD showed up and spoke to Lynn and the chairperson for a few minutes. Then the PD entered the room and walked to my chair. They informed me that I was trespassing and if I didn't vacate the property I would be changed with trespassing. I immediately left and have never been back. There is absolutely no anonymity at Alano so be careful what you say and who you say it to.

What a God send! I can walk to a meeting from my home!! Thank God for 12 step programs, they've…read moresaved millions of lives & have eradicated the disease of alcoholism from so many families once and for all!

What an honor to meet Linda Pauling at the Make-A-Wish Arizona office this morning. Linda is…read moreco-founder of MAW and mother to Chris Greicius who was the first kiddo to spark what is today Make A Wish, the inspiration behind the concept that continues to change lives every day. She is a pure example of cultivating purpose out of pain. Just wow. As if playing with Nicole Waldmann and Mairany wasn't enough of a mood boost this morning, Linda didn't hesitate two seconds to embrace me and thank me for my contributions there... and let me tell you...I don't do much, but this team is THAT excited about every little thing we do to help them in their mission to help children with life threatening medical conditions. What a privilege to know the staff, volunteers, and families of MAW! Thank you again Taylor Loomis for guiding me toward the journey of a wish granter and to Denise Anne for being the perfect mentor. I'm beyond grateful and cherish all these memories. Looking forward to so many more! https://www.facebook.com/share/r/WpkAJpWF94cCNDaR/?mibextid=oFDknk

When you're down and facing the impossible, sometimes all you need is a little hope. Make a Wish…read moregives people hope by granting them their wish. When we attend their annual fundraising gala it's nice to meet a few of the people they've helped grant wishes for. To hear their story and then see them light up when they talk about how Make a Wish has helped ease their pain makes me feel good inside....of course it's hard to hold back your emotions when that happens, but it's still a good feeling. As long as they keep doing a good job, we'll continue to support them. Return Factor - 100%