Adopted our chihuahua mix from Wiggly Tails in 2022 when she was 2 years old. She has been such an…read moreamazing little dog. She came to us already spayed ,microchipped and immunized. Cost to adopt was $500.00. She was such a timid dog initially, but then opened up and bonded quickly. I can't imagine life without her! I had a good experience adopting from Wiggly Tails and have continued to support them with donations occasionally over the past 4 years.

I adopted my sweet Teller a year ago from Wiggly Tails. The adoption process was easy. Teller came…read morefrom a hoarding situation in California and was extremely quiet when I first got her home, but with time and patience she has blossomed into a wonderful companion. She uses the doggie door, is trustworthy in the house alone, follows me around the house, tolerates plane rides and airport security, and loves neighbor dogs of all sizes when we visit my Scottsdale condo. THANK YOU WIGGLY TAILS!

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.

This place is so much fun. They get the best people to play and the folks who volunteer to work the…read moretickets and concessions and coat check etc, are darling. The location means it's easy to have fun before and after and it's always a great bathroom experience (the ladies understand). And the sound is great for so intimate of a setting. I recommend supporting and volunteering, we will be in the future!

great local venue. awesome staff and family friendly environment. Some shows are questionable, but…read morefor the most part the Wow Hall does a great job booking gigs, maintaining sound the system, and keeping the historic building intact for future generations to continue to enjoy.

This is the best thrift store in Eugene. You used to be able to actually find good deals on stuff…read morebut now poachers are waiting in line on Tuesday mornings to nab the good stuff and take to their resale shops and jack the prices up (just an educated guess). Still good for finding knick knacks and random cooking things. All volunteer staff means card transactions can be kinda slow so it's best to bring cash.

Parking is not good. The store is very clean and very well staged. Prices are good. Our husbands…read morewere golfing and met one of the board members for the league who recommended they tell us about the thrift store. We went. There was no parking available so we drove around back and their parking area was full and as a woman came and put her items in her car she told us she was leaving so we took the spot. We were walking into the back entrance when my friend noticed its a work area so we started to turn around when an older condescending woman said in a very harsh tone you can't go in there. My friend said we just saw that and we'll walk around to the front. The employee or volunteer also reprimanded us saying this is not customer parking, I said there is no parking in the front and she said I know! We didn't move the car went into shop. We were ignored as we went pay. Good stuff bad attitudes.

This is one of my most frequented Vinnie's stores. It's usually got decent selection and pricing…read moreand it's a pretty clean and tidy store. I can usually find something here, they have a good stock and the shelves are fairly organized. The people working here are friendly but can be hard to track down. The parking lot is huge and pretty easy to navigate, but it can be hard to get out of when exiting onto West 11th because it's a narrow and slightly blind turn. The bathrooms are coded, to save you the effort the codes are 1010 for the men's bathroom and 2020 for the women's. Not sure when that will change though.

The staff and atmosphere at this specific St. Vincent De Paul store is always super welcoming! I…read morelove shopping here because they have an amazing selection. Prices can be a bit steep, but overall, this store is definitely my go to when I need some new clothes.

New management is great, the manager keeps this place running clean, amazing service for this kind…read moreof business. Something you don't expect anymore.

I have the Green Bag service which is convenient. However, if you aren't paying atten6tion, you…read moreare getting ripped off. It seems that their fee is just not enough for them. Every time I drop them off, (like every other month), I usually have 4 bags, filled completely full. The first couple times, I thought, this count doesn't seem to be coming out correct as when I refund my own cans I get about $10 a bag, 80 to 100+ cans per. Well, their count is more like 60 per bag, which means, I lost a bag? hmm.. Well, I sent them a message and I eventually got refunded properly after a few weeks. A small note: This is only happening when I go to the Eugene bottle drop, Springfield so far has been pretty accurate, maybe a few missing, I can handle that. So now, I thought, why not count them as I take them from my can bins to the bags so I know exactly how many to expect. There, perfect, my bags had 90, 90 , 90, 110. Nice even numbers. But wait, how did they only count 60, 85, 84 & 75?. There's that missing bag again(almost) because that leaves 76 cans unaccounted for. Then I thought, if they do this to every customer @ $7 - $10 a pop and lets say a modest ~15 customers per hour, someone is getting over $800 in a days work of ripping all of us off. That's pretty good money. Maybe instead of college, I should have invested in a bottle drop and hired me a couple of those quick moving punders they got back there. Then I wouldn't have these student loans to pay off, but a solid daily cash flow coming in, 'off the books' and I wouldn't have to do any math or reading or be respectful, & especially wouldn't have to know how to count. Just make a guess, flip a coin or something, and go with it, divvy up out back b=just be fore dusk and call it a day. The upstanding citizens, either running this establishment, or working there (I admit, it could be either) down there at the bottle drops, are doing it now, and they have been for some time, they are ripping you off too, I guarantee it. I have the Green Bag service which is convenient. However, if you aren't paying atten6tion, you are getting ripped off. It seems that their fee is just not enough for them. Every time I drop them off, (like every other month), I usually have 4 bags, filled completely full. The first couple times I thought, this doesn't seem like it is coming out correctly as when I refund my own cans I get about $10 a bag, 80 to 100+ cans per. Well, their count is more like 60 per bag, which means, I lost a bag? hmm.. Well, I sent them a message and I eventually got refunded properly after a few weeks. This is only happening when I go to the Eugene bottle drop, Springfield has been pretty accurate, maybe a few missing, I can handle that. So now, why not count them as I take them from my can bins to the bags so I know exactly how many to expect. Sure enough my bags had 90, 90 , 90, 110. Nice even numbers. But wait, Their count was 60, 85,84 75? There's that missing bag again(almost) because that leaves 76 cans unaccounted for. If they do this to every customer @ $7 - $10 a pop and lets say a modest ~15 customers per hour, someone is getting over $800 in a days work of ripping all of us off. That's pretty good money (again, 15 xr an hour is modest, that place is always busy). Well, maybe instead of college, I should have invested in bottle drop and hired me a couple of those quick moving punders they got back there. Then I wouldn't have these student loans to pay off, but a solid daily cash flow coming in, 'off the books' and I wouldn't have to do any math or reading or be respectful, & especially wouldn't have to know how to count. Just make a guess, flip a coin or something, and go with it. The upstanding citizens, down there at the bottle drops, are doing it now, and they have been for some time, they are ripping you off too, I guarantee it. If you don't care, that's just what they are hoping for. P.S.:: Those of you scared of the homeless folks down there??? Funny but sorry. Wake up and have a look around, your criminals are running businesses just like this, driving nice cars, clean cut and looking all put together.., the ones charging ridiculous rates on rentals, hiking up gas prices for no reason, smashing up peoples cars because they parked on a public street in front of their business just a little too long, (Ceramic Tile Supply, Eugene, OR) and yes, they look just like you and me. There are plenty of psycho's, right there, right within your own little footprint, you walk buy them, and you say hello every day. Trust me. The homeless are not the biggest problem in this city, they are just a scape goat for everyone to look down on. To pass pre-dispositioned, judgement based on pure fabricated nonsense at, just for people to make themselves feel relevant, and overall, better about their own worth. Bottle drop, you owe me money.

Always an adventure, go in with an open mind and you'll be pleasantly surprised. The recycling…read morecenter is a great way to clean out your garage and support a local cause. Yeah. If you have a loose idea of what you need, you can save a ton of money by shopping here. My favorite product to pick up here is paint. The light brown color is the best deal in town.

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