I volunteer as a meal server at Our Daily Bread. This is one of Denton's facilities that serves our…read morehomeless population by providing supportive services that teach valuable skills to help people get back on their feet. The facility is clean and spacious and the food prepared is nutritious and healthy. Staff show genuine friendliness and professionalism to volunteers and clients. Volunteering at Our Daily Bread is a special part of my week.

Food is not even edible. I realize they are feeding the homeless, but they need to provide…read moresomething that doesn't look like it came out of a trash can. I recommend they cook soups. Bullion is cheap and goes a long way.

I don't shop here often, but I like to pop in occasionally to see what they have. This time,…read morethough, I was genuinely surprised by some of the pricing. Especially on purses, shoes, and furniture. A lot of it felt wildly inflated, even compared to Goodwill. I kept browsing out of sheer curiosity and couldn't wrap my head around some of the tags: used plastic shoes priced at $40+, a worn out Michael Kors bag for $30. The clothing section seemed more reasonably priced, although I didn't notice any higher-value brands to really justify a comparison. Overall, this place feels very hit or miss. You might stumble across a decent find, but anything with a recognizable name seems to be marked up far beyond what it's worth.

I actually like the Salvation Army thrift store. It's the pick up service that's trash. I tried to…read moredonate bed frames. First, it was they can't take disassembled furniture then he was complaining they weren't disassembled enough Like which excuse is it,liar. He also complained about a few scratches..well duh it's free donated furniture. I shop at the Salvation Army all the time. No one expects anything from the thrift store to be brand new. His last excuse they won't fit in the truck. I put the donation was two bed frames so why was he acting stupid,tf . Never again.

Wow. Just wow. I'm so blown away with this incredible place helping this homeless female vet in my…read moredire time of need. Reached out to them in desperation as I was living in my car and they reached out next morning asap eager to provide any assistance they could. I had been calling 20-30 homeless shelters and organizations a day trying to seek immediate shelter, and this ranch is the only place that stepped up to take me in . The owners are generous beyond words, just unconditional love and support every step of the way. Their cause is noble, their hearts are boundless, and they truly live by example. Could gush over them for days for all the help they've given me. Amazing housing accommodations- literally fully stocked cottage with the most tasteful decor and well thought out necessities already provided. If something wasn't there, they were eager to provide it asap. The farm is just adorable; all the animals are well taken care of and are such a pleasure to visit. It's quiet, comfortable, peaceful, and you can tell how much care was poured into putting these places together. Just all the little touches they've added. There's a full-sized oven/stove, refrigerator and freezer, microwave, washer and dryer provided, a place to shower, storage embedded for me to squirrel away belongings as needed, too lol. Roku TV was installed in my current unit today. Free and good Wi-Fi. Keurig for coffee. Even a water purifier! O_O Seriously what homeless shelter does that?? None. None I tell you. I've been there, lived in a shelter for 6 months, and this ranch blows every other place out of the water. If you are a woman veteran in need of housing assistance, please consider reaching out to Valor Ranch! If you are looking for a non-profit organization to support, I cannot recommend this lovely ranch enough!

From the owner: Passionately empowering our nation's SHEROES "Women Veterans" to write the rest of their story.read more

The Flowers Fund helped me to keep my service dog a few years ago. Without their help, I would…read morehave lost her. I will always be eternally grateful. This is a wonderful group. This humane society has helped so many people and animals. Some years after they helped me, I met someone who also desperately needed help, and I told her about Flowers. She qualified for the help, and they helped her, too. She will always be grateful as well. God bless the Flowers Fund. They truly are helping animals and people in desperate need. If you would like to donate even a little money each month or each. year to a truly deserving group, please consider donating to these folks. You will be glad you did.

I love volunteering for this group. I have helped to foster cats for years now and it has been a…read moregreat experience. Above all, it's meaningful to me that I can give an animal a safe, loving home instead of a cage at a vet's office while it waits for a permanent home. But just as important has been how lovely, helpful and accommodating the entire " team" at Humane Tomorrow has been. I would heartily recommend this organization as being worthy of support, whether financially or with time!

This is a great place that serves women and children coming from tough situations to achieve…read moreself-sufficiency in the community.

This organization provides great resources for women and children that really want to make a new…read morelife for themselves. I would highly recommend this place for anyone that's experiencing trauma or crisis and know their staff is there to help guide you and your family.

I like most people when looking for a suggestion look at star ratings on yelp and this is the first…read moretime I was completely let down. This Y had better reviews vs the other Y in the area so I came here on my national pass. Day 1 it took a non exaggerated 20 min to get into their system. I was told that would be it. Next day I was told I didn't have a membership, while I just visited their facility and 2 others in the last 3 weeks. Lillian couldn't have been more rude like it was making her day to be a jerk to us. Both days I dropped my daughter off at the family zone the welcome was weird. During my 2 days there I would check on her frequently. The facilities are ok but compared to the other Y in the area I would say if you are on a national pass and traveling, choose the other facility. They are better facilities, way more welcoming and no giving crap. Just scanned in and welcomed....

I have been a member of the YMCA, for many years. The staff is very friendly, and kind. Morgan who…read moreworks at the front desk is an extraordinarily helpful person. She has personally helped me, and my son Christopher many times. Her knowledge of the facility and navigating through clients issues is really great. I admire the way Morgan helps my special needs son, she speaks to him in a polite manner. In fact she talks to all the clients in a respectful way. I love all the activities that the YMCA had to offer. The gym is always clean, and all the restrooms are the same. I am so happy that I am a part of this family. That's what Morgan does best, she makes all of us feel like family Thank you YMCA Susan Brown. Christopher Brown. Steven Brown

Fathers & Mothers For Equal Rights…read more You have restored my faith in humanity! Thank you for you labor of love that I am indebted to you. How it works In order to get your questions answered and to get you the legal advice you need and Im biased because I am a member here now and shoulda coulda woulda meet them before two other attorneys that took most all of my money. You pay an initial $350 for a year membership and it gains you access to: no limits and all consultation's with all attorney's on staff here. Direction and advice "insight" to what your going through or about to go through.

My Experience with Fathers for Equal Rights…read more I rarely leave negative reviews, but I believe fathers deserve to hear my experience before making a decision. I turned to Fathers for Equal Rights during one of the most important custody battles of my life because I believed I would receive knowledgeable guidance. I later learned that the individual I worked with the most, Kirk McCraw, was not my attorney, and to my knowledge, was not a licensed attorney. Had I known that from the beginning, I would have approached the advice I received very differently. Looking back, I learned there is a significant difference between someone sharing personal experiences in family court and receiving guidance from a qualified family law attorney. Throughout my case, Kirk advised me on litigation strategy, discussed which motions I should file, and strongly discouraged me from hiring an attorney at a critical point in my case. I wanted to request a continuance so I could retain counsel for my contempt and custody matters. Instead, I was repeatedly told that attorneys would only continue the case and delay everything. Trusting that advice was one of the biggest mistakes I made. The consequences were severe. My contempt motion failed over what I believed was a procedural issue, my custody case stalled, and I ultimately spent thousands of dollars hiring attorneys to continue fighting for my son and paying attorney's fees to opposing counsel. Months later, after retaining an experienced family law attorney, I continued presenting the evidence I had been gathering and ultimately won sole managing conservatorship of my son. Looking back, I do not believe my evidence was ever the problem. I believe my biggest mistake was not hiring qualified legal counsel from the very beginning. Another thing that stood out to me was that Kirk never wanted our conversations recorded. I often wanted to record meetings simply so I could accurately remember the strategy and instructions being discussed because he covered a tremendous amount of information very quickly. He consistently objected to recording. I cannot speak to his reasons, but after learning he was not a licensed attorney, that decision raised questions in my mind. I also paid for assistance preparing legal motions. After I eventually hired my attorney, she reviewed some of those pleadings and expressed serious concerns about their quality. Ironically, after I began using AI tools to organize my facts and draft motions that I personally reviewed before filing, I believed those filings were clearer and more effective than some of the documents I had previously paid to receive. Communication was another frustration. Whenever I asked questions to better understand legal strategy, I often felt that my questions were viewed as challenges rather than opportunities for discussion. Kirk even told me I was one of the smarter people who had come through the organization but that I could be too smart for my own good and needed to keep things simple. My expectation was that someone helping fathers through life changing litigation would encourage informed questions rather than discourage them. I also personally heard Kirk use the N word jokingly around Black fathers on more than one occasion. Some people appeared comfortable with it. I was not. Regardless of intent, I found that language unprofessional and inappropriate in an organization serving families during difficult legal situations. This review reflects my personal experience. Other fathers may have had different experiences, and I respect that. Mine taught me that when your relationship with your child is on the line, there is no substitute for hiring the best qualified family law attorney you can afford. I learned that lesson the hard way, but I eventually won sole managing conservatorship of my son after obtaining experienced legal representation. I hope my experience helps another father avoid the mistakes I made.