The staff is very helpful greeted me when I came in, Help me…read morelook for things and offered to load the car for me. Since I am a veteran, I get a 10% discount

This HfH is better than a casino. I got in hoping I may f8nd a needed project item for a good…read moreprice. That is like pushing a slot machine button. Then I spin through the aisles with hope in my heart. Some days things line up and do well. Other days not. This 43rd Ave and Indian School location is beginning to acheive the patina of a veteran HfH. Early on.it was mostly cleared inventory from states and warehouses. Now the cool old used stuff is getting donated. Fun. Useful. Savings. A gamble. The staff is always superb.

Update # 2: I managed to attend the parade and one of the Scouts gave me the parade program booklet…read more@ the parade before the march, and I let Paula know about this on my e-mail reply to her, which she was happy about. So, all good now. So, I posted my 3 parade video samples here. Enjoy! "Never Forget, Forever Honor" 11-11 @ 11 AM Thank you for your service. view/download digital booklet: https://honoringamericasveterans.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Parade-Program-2023-FA.pdf Update: re: "executive director" Paula... Sorry I have to mention that when I contacted her about not receiving a paper receipt (that I requested during checkout- even my stating if possible, it's still unprofessional not to communicate), she ignored it until I had to remind her to reply with an update, and she stated she was not going to do that. I also had to remind her to ship me the parade booklet, which she ignored also and fessed that she's the only one handler of this organization and stated that the parade scouts will pass them out or to send her a SASE to ship me a leftover. I mentioned that she could have told me this earlier. I stated that I'm the only one too, and I'm contacting my card issuer to obtain a receipt. I concluded that I would not attend her parade. I knocked down a star. Sorry! I attended their Happy Hour event at the Orange Tree Golf Resort in Scottsdale on Nov 1 to watch this year's chosen Grand Marshal, 1980s supermodel Kim Alexis, speak about her career as well as to lend support to recognize our nation's local veterans. She lives in Scottsdale with her husband and was contacted by this organization due her stance as a local role model and positive outlook. She also did a photo op + signing afterwards. I brought my Glamour magazine (January 1983 issue ;) ) for her to sign! The organization did a good job with the setup and appetizers and showed up on time. And, they were were polite and professional with Kim. It was a fun-filled evening and I hope to watch the parade in uptown Phoenix on the 11th!i

From the owner: We create honor and recognition events to thank our military veterans for their service to our…read morecountry and for our freedom.

I went to Justa Center to have somewhere to hang as living in my car was boring. I did not ask for…read moreservice, but got treated with the utmost respect as a person. The Quality I received was throough, as I got help getting off the street. I think they liked my dog, as they took care of him first. Shots, License, check-up. I love Justa Center as they are perfect for getting help when you are homeless. It has been close to 3 years, and I am getting ready to go homeless again, as I am having surgury in the next week, and cannot work to pay my rent. I need more help, this time with a pro bono lawyer about my past that stops me from getting a place I can actually afford. It has been over 23 years, and I still have a record that says 'just live in your car' and my record is really old and now the drug is legal. I will go back to Justa very soon, as soon as I can get some add'l gas to get there. Thanks Justa!

if you want a hand up, go to the Justa center. if you want a hand out, keep wanting. the bar at the…read moreJusta center is consistently maintained so high that one has no other choice but to thrive & succeed. the employees are not just in it for the money, because there isn't enough money in the world to buy their altruism which they pour out of their hearts 365 days a year. Sandra Garcia

We really liked our stop into Thrift to Thrive! They even have a coffee shop which I will checkout…read morenext time! The store is on the smaller side but the quality of the items was great. We did not find anything in particular to buy but will stop in next time we're in the area!

HUGE thrift store with a large coffee shop that benefits children in need. There is a lot here from…read moreclothing to furniture to framed art and vases/pottery. This is a great thrift shop in general but also one to check out specifically if you are looking for any framed art.

Oh my gosh, this place is so cool! Not just because of the phenomenal prices and the amount of…read morecurriculum that they carry on hand, but the resources and help alone, 10 out of 10! I walked in here as a recommendation, because my three-year-old is already doing math and really wants to learn how to read. I have no intentions of sending her to public school, because I want to make sure she gets a solid education at her own pace, which is currently really fast. The women here were not only so tremendously helpful with their own opinions, resources, and simply by word-of-mouth. This created such an excitement in me and such a massive leap of faith in my ability to provide my kids, what they will need to succeed. Covenant homeschool resource is amazing!

What a great place! Filled with a large selection of new and used books. You can browse the books…read moreto see what fits your needs. Service here from everyone was awesome. I will be back!

First visit was a little while ago, and we met several nice ladies. Live guitar music outside, the…read moreatmosphere was nice and friendly. YWCA provides frozen meals and various items on Monday and Tuesday mornings for seniors.

From the owner: YWCA Metropolitan Phoenix is a nonprofit on a mission to strengthen communities by eliminating…read moreracism, empowering women, supporting seniors & standing for social justice. For over a century, YWCA has been known as a social justice organization working to create inclusion for all. We've joined our sisterhood of over 200 associations in the U.S. in providing racial justice training, professional development, economic empowerment workshops, support to seniors, & more. We seek to lead with love & equity for all & attending our programs will leave you feeling empowered. For all of our programs/events we use a sliding scale. If you can't can't afford the full price, we'll meet you at a level you can afford. Go to our website today to learn more! Across the valley, we turn on our lights and open our doors to answer the cry for justice. We work on the full spectrum in order to bridge the gaps in our communities. Our women empowerment group, Leaders For Change, provides a supportive environment for personal and professional growth. Through workshops and networking events, we help women develop leadership skills and embrace their potential as change-makers. As a senior community center we help support senior independence and the dignity of aging in place. And ultimately, we are a nonprofit organization in Phoenix demanding a world of equity and human decency...