Hello I am the owner of teach to heal and I try to help this man Edgar out the street with his…read morepregnant female why even have some unprotected sex and you don't even have a house or a pot to throw your piss out of with that said he said he can help with fixing things I tried to provide a roof food and him helping prepare the home for people in need of housing he perpetrated all skills and could not follow through acts for 3-day agreement to stay leave I have 10 children if I wanted to take care of 40 and 35-year-old grown people that's making babies with no job I can do that myself I'm here to help homeless that's trying to get on their feet from a struggle cuz we all know it's hard out here with that said gay eggert called the police and reported a hunting gun that's older than my grandpa thinking he got to be on parole he's black with braids in his hair little did he know he welcomed the police on my property to obtain the hunting gun which is fine with me tired of it in my garage doing nothing but gathering dust I feel was a coward move to do when someone did nothing but open the doors to help you help them now you want to come on here and play that feel sorry game go home and suck your mama titty. Edgar and your b**** grail be ashamed of yourself running around pregnant and don't even know where to go where's your mother. If anyone would like to donate to teach to heal for beds and dresser if you would like to to help the cause it's nothing about a scam about that I'm on a fixed income trying to help people like me . I'm not like this but he tried to come for me and I will give you a plate of cheesecake

From the owner: Helping adulthood transition to adult sufficiency can be challenging for any young Person. For…read moreadult who have been living in foster care, the transition to life outside of care can be daunting. Generally, adult who have experienced foster care do not have the same safely nets and support networks as others their age, and the transition challenges can be even greater.Ass a mother you can help adults in your care prepare for these challenges but remember that the knowledge and skills they need cannot be learned at the las minute as they exit care. It is crucial for foster parents and other caring adults in youths’ lives to begin supporting them through the transition process well before they leave care, beginning in adolescence or even earlier. This factsheet provides guidance on how you can help adult build a foundation for a successful transition adult life outside of foster care. It describes the challenges adult face, how the adolescent brain affects them during the time, and Federal laws and programs as well as provides concrete ways you can partner with adult.

In such a dark and uncertain time for my wife and I, while our son was in the NICU, the Inland…read moreEmpire Ronald McDonald House was the first beacon of light we experienced outside the hospital. We got to stay there for free, which was incredible due to being right across the street from our son in the NICU. The staff there were kind and very empathetic to our situation, and we got to meet other parents/families who were going through similar struggles. It's a place most people don't know fully about, but when you or someone you know has a child in the NICU, it's amazing that there is this place called the Inland Empire Ronald McDonald House; a place to call home away from home.

Had a great time volunteering here by making meals of love for the families staying here. The kids…read morewere friendly and thanked us for making food for them. They would approach us in the kitchen while we were cooking. Ahhh, my heart. I felt very touched. Penny was kind enough to give my group a tour. They don't advertise their volunteer events so highly recommend checking it out if you're looking for a team bonding or volunteer outing event. They need more volunteers to help with making breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They accept item and monetary donations too. Every donation helps this location non-profit. We will be back for the holidays! Thank you IE Ronald McDonald House!

Prices to ride, lessons, the horses are all amazing. They rely on donations and volunteers to keep…read moregoing! They have an amazing mission.

This is the best barn by far they are kind they take the best care of their Horses. They value…read moreeveryone there, no matter who you are. They have a Horse for everyone. Their service is amazing. Their trail rides are impeccable.

Store always has new product going out daily as well as monthly half off sales but attitude of…read morestaff / cashier can be rude / nice nasty

This place was good about 15 years ago the people were friendly and the deals was great,now they…read morejust got junk

Julia Rodriguez/ parenting teacher has been known to make false reports to social workers and…read morepolice. Do not say anything to anyone in this organization that could possibly be twisted into something reportable. They pride themselves on abusing their "mandated reporter" status. If you have a DCFS Case, definitely do not deal with this agency for any services, they are designed to help build a case against you. beware!

Various programs that support and help underserved youth in the Inland Empire! My experience has…read moremostly been with the summer programs but I got a good impression of this place. The staff work hard to make children aware of health and substance abuse.

Love this place! Classic dive bar. Ice cold beer and friendly bartenders, with the best prices…read more Several beer options, a few wines, some specialty drinks and a full bar. Karaoke on Wednesday and Friday nights. Free play pool table. Come visit and check it out. If you like it as much as I do, it's easy to become a member. Safe and friendly place to have a few drinks and make new friends.

Even though I'm old and don't know anyone, they welcomed me and Niecie was very nice to me. Next…read moretime I will join. Everyone there welcomed me like I was family. I had issues earlier in the day from someplace else and they took my mind off of it all. I have to drive a long way, but it will be worth it. I enjoyed meeting all the cool people there.

I had a beyond expectation experience with Mindy and her daughter, even though at the end I didn't…read morechoose to go with the adorable and sweet boys Teddy and Khabib they brought for me to meet and interact with. Mindy provided a very personable, warm and extremely responsive service, made every effort to respond to my inquiry on Adopt-A-Pet and approving my application as well as just answering my questions and chatting with me about my potential cat baby's personality traits and his background story. She responded to emails as late as 11PM on a weekend and her demeanor was always welcoming and reassuring, like an old, caring friend. Mindy's words and actions convey that she truly truly love all of her rescued cat babies and she only wants what's best for them and she works extremely hard to find them good homes. I was very sad that neither cat babies from her rescue matched the particular personality I was looking for (I was trying to fill this big hole in my heart with the tragic loss of a stray cat named Cookie I cared for) and I really wished that given all the hard work she and her daughter put into, I'd adopt either Teddy or Khabib. Despite these big, affectionate sweet boys were not the best match I was searching for, I don't think any less of them, I sincerely hope they will find their forever home they deserve and I cannot be more grateful for Mindy's time, patience and understanding she's extended me and my family. If I had more capacity for an additional cat baby in the future after finding THE ONE, Mindy and her rescue is the first place I'd check out. If you are also searching for your feline soulmate, please look no further!!

I was going to leave this place a 1 star review. But after messaging back and forth, and actually…read moreunderstanding a few things. They get a 5 star.. I went to Petsmart to adopt a kitten names Cookies. I filled out the application, and was told by Petsmart to call them and see if I could get an immediate answer. I called them 17 times, no answer.....I was livid... I was even more upset when I get the notification via text message, that they would not allow me to adopt Cookies because I said we would "Declaw" if he started scratching or getting aggressive....I didn't even know what that meant...Again, I was pissed... We were messaging back and forth for well over 30 minutes and they explained to me what declawing was, and why it was bad for cats. Thank you, I was given useful information of something I knew nothing about. Granted, Cookies, was going to live his best life with us, but it wasn't meant to be. On to the next.