The Fraternal Order of the Eagles is a non profit organization dedicated to service and…read morephilanthropy. The club is members only, with really cheap drinks and food for members. My grandfather is a member and my mother is an auxiliary member so I was able to visit often as a guest. Not only does Eagles club provide a fun place for members to congregate, they also work together to serve their community which just in general makes you feel better as a person. Obviously you can't beat a two dollar drink and $15 for two delicious Patty Melts (cheap prices benefits of being an eagle.) and the fun of playing the pull off lottery tickets and Keno. Although it is an older crowd I am considering applying in becoming a member myself just to be able to partake in the community activities and charitable events.

They have a very nice food pantry , the people are helpful they get you in and out in a timely…read morefashion.

This place is amazing…read more I've gone several times as, unfortunately, my family and I have fallen into financial hardship. I found out about them on the bus and even though it's a bit of a hike from the East Side to their by bus, it's so worth it. The clothing they have is all clean, it's well organized (by size and by traditional gender standards), and it's plentiful. They do limit some items per person per day, but unlike many other clothing banks and even food pantries, you can visit Needs every single day they are open. They are fairly convenient location wise as well, with the West 65th station for the Redline less than a mile away, and the 22 picks up right by there, which can catch right by the station if the walk is too much for you. The thing I like the most about this place though? The staff. They are some of the nicest people I have Ever met, and some of them seem to just Know what it's like to be in the position where you need the kind of help they can give. They always greet me with smile on their faces, they genuinely enjoy what they do, and only one of them is paid. The rest of them are volunteers. It is rare for me to go some place like this and instantly feel comfortable and welcomed, but that is how they make me feel there. They care, they ask how my family is, how I'm doing, they help you find things in the store and, recently, I let them know my son's 2nd birthday was coming up, and they gave me an extra toy for him because they remember me and that my money is super tight right now. Some highlights of what they offer are: Women's Clothing Men's Clothing Children's clothing (infant, toddler, and above) (They rotate their offerings seasonally too.) Shoes! Boots! Socks! Bras! Slippers! Ties And bow ties! Plates, glasses, mugs, etc. Pots, pans, and general small kitchen things. Incontinence Products Diapers Training pants Purses Lunchboxes Book bags/backpacks Books! Toys! Carseats sometimes! Other baby items! And so much more.... Seriously, if you don't see something, just Ask. As mentioned above, the workers are wonderful and dedicated to helping you and others in their community. So, very long review short.... If you find you need assistance with basic needs, and you want to go someplace where you won't feel judged Or like a charity case, Needs Cleveland is for you. They'll treat you like a person, and they hook you up. They also accept donations too! So, if you have stuff that's in decent condition and a way to get it there (No large furniture/appliances though. They don't have room.), please bring it in!

I have volunteered off and on for the foodbank and attended their fundraising events over the…read moreyears. They truly never cease to exceed my expectations l. If you have not volunteered or attended one of their events, you should make it a priority. They really do a lot of good for the community

What a great organization dedicated to helping and food insecurity in Cuyahoga county and four…read moreother northeast Ohio counties. Highly recommend taking advantage of their volunteering opportunities for organizations who want to team build while also doing good work in their community. Great place to donate food that handles millions of pounds of food a year.

the facility is very nice. i spoke here for a Jack and Jill event. Powered screens & late model…read moreprojector. Fine establishment for meetings. I don't think they have food, so it would have to be catered

Laura's home was an outstanding experience for a difficult time I was going through…read more I recommend it for anyone who is transitioning from an abuse relationship or displacement to seek their help. God bless them all

Great organization good for the community and a loving environment. I donate regularly to this causeread more

The workers were there ready to go no waiting they were polite. Some of them were friendly and…read morethey're a very efficient and took good care of my car while they're getting everything out.

I'm on a mission to try every good food place in The City of Cleveland, but this has nothing to do…read morewith that. It's more about providing food to those who can't afford any. The City Mission is an important part of any city and the Cleveland one has great staff, good people, and does a good job. I appreciate them being here and I would probably appreciate them even more if I fell on hard times. They definitely deserve the five stars that I'm giving them.

I organized a children's book drive at work in honor of Dolly Parton's birthday. I asked a friend…read morewho works in publishing and with local charities where the best place to donate books would be and Cleveland Kid's Book Bank was her top suggestion. CKBB has distributed over 4.8 million books to children in the area since 2016. While they do have a small team of employees they also have a lot of volunteers. I personally am very excited to volunteer here in the future. They have about 20 drop box locations in addition to their main location where the books are housed. I dropped off our donation of 425 books and they let me come inside and take a little look around and get a picture. They do have specific hours for drop off but if you call when you get there they will come out and take your donation.

This is an amazing organization which helps children in lower income families have access to books…read more I came here to volunteer for an evening. It's was super fun and easy. The people running it were friendly and passionate about helping the kids. I would suggest donating money, time or children's books to this place if you can! They are located in a Weat house building downtown and offer evening volunteering opportunities. Go check out their website and help some kids out this winter!