A great co networking space exclusively for 503C nonprofits…read more They offer a grant writing clinic class at nonprofit village $1800 a year for networking workspace for Maryland nonprofits. The first and only nonprofit incubator workspace in the area. 14 spaces still available Over 10,000 sq ft of space Contact them for a tour!

Great place to work at!!! You have access to a copier/fax, "hot desks", free wifi, free parking,…read morekitchen, and conference rooms. There are also many events that you can participate in such as educational workshops. In addition, you can get various memberships for discounted rates on programs, workshops and events all for a great price!! The village is a shared space for nonprofits, it is their home.

Nothing has changed, The MCCH is still sending me disreputable text to my questions of why they are…read moreusing HUD 2015 expired form to calculate my rent. During this COVID19 pandemic I cant get out to gi to the grocery store due to preexisting conditions. My housing subsuidized by moco Maryland MCCH has no lease with the property management. HUD isn't able to help because the MoCo HHRS contracts organizations not applicable to be independently monitored or audited

Where to begin? During the course of a two year period during which someone I know was homeless in…read moreMontgomery County I found myself in the position of advocate for her with respect to her participation in programs run by the Mont. Co. Coalition for the Homeless ("MCCH"). I would love to be able to write that this is a wonderful organization that takes pride in the fact that hundreds of people are helped by it's programs each week, but I can not. The truth is that it is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization that holds contracts with and through the County's government. The employees at the office on Gude Drive became incensed when I wrote on behalf of my friend, whom was given off-label dosing of two dangerous psychotropic drugs: "Seroquel" and "Depakote" allegedly to help her with post traumatic stress disorder. The drugs caused a severe reaction and she developed a rash on her face and body, a kidney infection and began to slur her words when speaking. She also had a slow unsteady gait and an affect that was completely at odds with her usual way of behaving. Concerned after she called me and spoke almost incomprehensibly and with slurred words from the Montgomery County Crisis Center, where she had been referred by the MCCH, I called and wrote both agencies. I followed up with a back-and-forth about the individual with MCCH and other county agencies over a two year period. The MCCH personnel who were my friend's "case managers" were unconcerned with either her severe reactions to the improperly administered drugs or by the fact that I was writing them because I was troubled by what I had witnessed. They flatly refused to hold forth even a flimsy excuse for the alarming and catastrophic incident; furthermore they did not accept responsibility for something that they had clearly initiated and implemented. I learned a story of a corrupt and often confused group of individuals whom form the backbone of the organization; they seem disorganized, disinterested and disinclined to assist those whom the organization's mission statement purports the MCCH has dedicated itself to help. I saw mediocre performances by employees, programs that consist of virtually no discernibly helpful goals or practical protocols, and a good deal of obfuscation about where money collected by this nonprofit from it's sponsors and donors is actually being used. When questioned about their unorthodox and murky practices, reps from this agency become hostile in a manner that would be truly frightening if it weren't for the fact that they don't seem able to comprehend the illegal nature of some of their written statements. They wrote me several threatening letters that I promptly turned over to my attorney who in turn, wrote them of my option to press criminal charges or file a civil case against them. They hastily ceased writing me threats; but simply refused to answer my questions about the health and safety of my friend. This from a public nonprofit organization that operates through donations and contracts with local government, which equates ultimately to county-residents tax dollars. I would not recommend this agency as a worthwhile recipient of any donations and even less as a nonprofit truly dedicated to helping the homeless of Montgomery County; Many of those running the place are far more interested in how many minutes it is until 4:30 pm or in misdirecting the vulnerable homeless individuals. In some cases that includes collecting a third of homeless people's monthly social security or disability income and using it for questionable purposes (deemed "overhead" costs on it's annual form 990 tax returns.

I joined a friend to run errands and this was one of her stops. She previously purchased some…read moreflooring/tile here and wanted to see what was in stock today. I was shocked at how huge the store was. Some of the items were pretty pricey, but most of what I saw was in great condition. Lots of light fixtures , couches , some refrigerators, and even a HUMONGOUS bed. I ended up leaving with a TV for $45. Can't beat that. Before checking out the volunteers plugged it in and made sure it worked before selling it to me. I definitely appreciated that. The volunteer even insisted she carry the TV out to the car for me. Very unexpected!

i loved our finds! we were able to get a nice couch for $40 and dining table for $60, after their…read more20% storewide discount. the staff were super helpful, and even helped us squish our couch into a sedan. we couldn't get the table apart, but the staff were very responsive and patient, as we were asking for different tools. highly recommend a thrift trip here for household goods!

One of the few thrift stores that won't send you to the cleaners like other places…read more If you look carefully you'll find some treasures like I did! Staff are friendly! 50% off the color.of the week. This weeks color is blue! Extra 10% off if your a member.. Just sign up!

This is a good thrift store to stop by. I mostly shop for clothes and they have a pretty large…read moreselection with some high quality items. The store is organized by type and size and they have changing rooms. The prices are fixed for each type of item so you could find some things for a great price and other things may be a little overpriced. The staff were very kind and welcoming here. Goodwill has sales every week on specific tags so keep an eye out and sign up for their loyalty program.

Travis deserves yet another review from me. I have continued to use his services since my first…read morereview because he is the very best. Travis always knows the answer to my unique tax situation and always answers very very quickly. Not only is he knowledgeable, but he's also just a nice human being. I think Travis is a fantastic value for the services he provides. He can do a simple tax return or the individual circumstances that surround 1099, inheritance, capital gains and so on. I still highly recommend him.

Highly professional and considerate. Extreme attention to details. Timely response. I would…read moredefinitely hire him going forward for my tax filing (unless I move to another state lol)

We needed to get a complex set of real estate documents translated (French to English) for our…read moremortgage loan under a very tight deadline. With highly personalized customer service, Transfirex got these documents translated in under 48hours, and were incredibly accommodating with our specific complex needs, including going through and reducing long documents into a few summary pages requested by our underwriters. All of this for a very competitive and fair price. I wouldn't hesitate to go back to Transfirex for our next translation needs.

Found Transfirex on line. Contacted them to Transpose a document from French to English. They went…read moreabove and beyond. They found the Boiler Plate Document on line in English. This saved me allot of Money. Then the transcribed the hand written information perfectly. I recommend them highly.

Went to filll up my propane tank $20 refill and they were…read morevery organized. Paid, dropped off the tank my a fence and a nice man filled it up shortly after.

So it's my first time here wanting to fill a brand new 30 pound propane tank. Jose carried it in,…read more filled it up, and re-delivered it back to my car over 50 pounds. Also thank you for being $10 cheaper than rentals unlimited (they wanted 42$) $32 at N&S to fill a brand new 30lbs. Thank you Jose! You guys got a great employee there. Very friendly. Definitely a returning customer. JohnG

Well-run, with high standards. Very popular among students, teachers and volunteers. WEC stands…read moreout as an important counter-balance to today's prevailing political culture, regarding immigrants and race relations.

I used to be a volunteer teacher at the Washington English Center, and it was one of my favorite…read moretimes of the week. I looked forward to being around people who enjoyed teaching English, and meeting students from all around the world. If I ever came across a family member or friend who needed English support, I would definitely send them here as well. From a volunteer perspective, the Center provides so much support and training for its teachers (who do not need to be professional teachers, so this helps), including a ready-made curriculum and textbooks. Though I've been an ESL tutor in the past, having this institutional support was important for me as I wanted to be well-prepared for my students. The teaching set-up also requires each class to be taught by two teachers, which is very helpful! The students come from all around the world and have many different reasons for being in the program. I loved laughing with them, learning from them (as well as my co-teachers!!), and even learning a few things about the English language myself.