This is a wonderful nonprofit that provides many kinds of assistance: food, thrift shop, referrals,…read morehealth services. I'm familiar with the organization because the site offers its building to my employer, Kenton County Adult Education, two nights a week to hold GED classes. On Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 4:30-7 p.m those who want to prepare for, or take, the GED practice tests can show up without an appointment. Expect a casual, non-threatening environment with plenty of support to get you headed toward a better job or further education!

A wonderful nonprofit ministry with friendly and caring people. I used to volunteer here and I have…read morealso used their services. They treat you like human beings and help as much as humanly possible. I recommend them to anyone who needs a bit of help or wants to volunteer for their community.

Higher branches is a unique nonprofit located on Main Street in over the Rhine. I would call this…read moreplace a "green space "because of the nature of the Service they provide. Open at various times throughout the week, they offer a safe space for those who live on the streets, if you do not have a time of community to interact, receive and gain a listening ear they may not have anywhere else. I believe the space is about five years old now, and the recent addition of Wendy to the staff has been a huge benefit, there are programs offered all week long: A "spa "time for women on the weekends, A time of singing midweek, open prayer times, and overall a lot of love offered to those who need it mostin our city. Consider volunteering to help out with this ministry if you are looking for a way to "give back."

VonLehman's team of experts was so helpful! They are way better than the tax service we switched…read morefrom. They fully exceeded all our expectations!

I started having VonLehman prepare my tax returns several years ago at the suggest of my financial…read moreadviser. Although somewhat expensive for an individual, I thought they were doing a good job and ensuring that I paid the taxes owed. Recently the Commonwealth of Kentucky sent me a notice that my 2011 tax return had been prepared in error and that I owed the additional tax, plus interest penalty and fee. I hand-delivered the notice to VonLehman's office in hopes that someone from VonLehman would review the matter with the State offices and assist in correcting the error. I received one follow-up phone call from VonLehman with a promise that someone from their office would look into the notice and get back to me, but no follow-up was ever done. I contacted the Kentucky Department of Revenue directly, recieved a revised biling notice and paid the tax due. VonLehman never did follow up with me to see if the matter had been resolved. Last month I recieved another notice from the Commonwealth of Kentucky stating that my 2013 return had been prepared in error. This time VonLehman did respond to me and turned the issue over to their tax specialist. The response from him was that the return had been prepared in error and that I do in fact owe the additional tax plus interest. I feel that VonLehman has, understandably, decided to focus on larger business clients and not spend any more time than necessary on individual returns. I would not recommend VonLehman as a tax preparer for individuals or for a small business unless they are managing all of your bookkeeping throughout the year.

This is the place where nonprofits go to shop for furniture office supplies and knickknacks that…read moreyou need but you might not have known you need it. I've been here a dozen times over the years and each time has been like trolling for gold. I almost always find something I want but hardly the things I need. Today was not one of those days however. I went to find office chairs with wheels and I found the cache that knocked my socks off! Don't bother even showing up to this place if you're not there on behalf of a not-for-profit because they will not allow you to shop. They are planning to set up some days where normal people and individuals can come to shop but they said that this is probably months from now. They have everything from cream Brûlée torches to wine decanters. ....And why exactly would a nonprofit need a wine decanter or cream Bruleé torch?:) i'm really looking forward to them opening it up for individuals to shop. Not so humbly submitted, King Michael C.

How have I not written a review of Indigo Hippo yet?!?! I've visited and donated many many times…read more It's a simply wonderful place! If you crafty, a student or teacher, or you want to find inspiration for an art projects, this place is for you! They help keep things out of landfills, especially unusual items that recycling programs typically won't take. Go rummage through old note cards, ribbon, fabric, etc., and give all those little odds and ends a new chance at life. What's not to love?!??!

Love the concept of this place! Saves a bit of waste and money by making one artist's trash another…read moreartist's treasure.

Thank you Spotted Yeti for your amazing video support for for my Car Caché the past 7 years. Your…read morequality videos have consistently increased my sales - and this last taping increased my sales over 200% daily. The quality and creativity provided to my product is outstanding and greatly appreciated. If any firm is looking for a reference please call/text me at (859) 912-2747. Thank you!

Spotted Yeti currently consists of Cincy natives, Molly and Danielle. They are two empowered women…read morewho are leading NKY and Cincy by storm with their short web videos for small businesses and non-profits. Molly and Danielle are creative and motivated. They are the perfect women for the job, and can turn your vision into reality. Some of their clients include Cov200, NKY Vision 2015, OneMorePallet, Baterii, Lisnr, and more. I highly recommend Spotted Yeti Media.

you don't know what a great service this is until you move to a state like Florida that has the…read moremost deplorable services for cats and dogs, its disgusting the amount of starys left to die in the heat. When in Ohio I have over 50 cats spay and neutered and I only had one problem because the woman insisted my cat be put in a trap outside and she got out because I never used a trap

I have been trapping neighborhood cats for over 10 years. Back then, they were located on W. 8th…read moreSt. in Queensgate. I have always used UCAN and wouldn't dream of taking them anywhere else! The staff is excellent and so kind to the animals. They perform a very valuable service to our community and I support them as often as I can!

The recovery center of Hamilton County is a nonprofit program serving residents of Hamilton county…read morethat helps empower individuals with mental illness to live more meaningful lives in the community. The center staffed by individuals who have overcome the obstacles of their own mental illness and has been existing since May 2006. The focus is on recovery, personal growth, education, computer skill development, creative expression and community involvement. They offer classes in 10 week increments taught by consumers and provide lunch daily. All services at the center are free!! I fully support this organization' they used to be a program of GCBH but just recently received their 501 3(c) and operate as an autonomous non profit agency. If you have friends or loved ones that struggle with mental illness as I highly recommend this place! There's no place like it in our county!