I haven't been here in years but some of my friends who live in tempe wanted me to show them how to…read moreget the Culture Pass. We went in and wow its so nice and upgraded in here. They have a coffee shop, classrooms, PC areas, puzzle tables, fax copy print area, etc. Very nice staff member got my friends set up with library cards and their first set of free tickets to a museum using the Culture Pass. They are a cooling center. They have elevators and wide aisles that are wheelchair friendly. I didn't realize I can get a Tempe Library Card even though I'm not a Tempe resident. I will be getting my card soon so I can use their seed Library.... if they have one. I'm excited to go back and explore a little bit. The Mesa branch also has a print out of the monthly events calender but this one is on line only. My friends are almost 80 and prefer a print version. I go to the Mesa Dobson Branch Library and I wish they would upgrade that one as the smell of wet carpet hits you from the first moment you walk in.

I love libraries and this is no exception. This library is especially unique and worth visiting,…read moredue to the friendly staff and the coffee shop. That's right, this is a library where you can get a coffee, snacks, and sit down working on homework, telework, or just read. The location is also convenient and has covered parking. Great library and worth visiting.

I have been coming here for about four years now. I have always been treated with respect, and the…read morevolunteers are sweet, kind, and caring towards me. I appreciate everything you do for my family and myself. If you are coming, I recommend you bring lunch, and prepare to wait about an hour, sometimes a bit more. You have to wait across the street at the drive in. But it's worth the wait almost every time. Thank you once again.

From the owner: Hope for Hunger Food Bank is operated by Phoenix Rescue Mission, where we provide Christ-centered,…read morelife-transforming support to neighbors experiencing hunger, homelessness, addiction, and trauma. As the largest food bank in Glendale, Hope for Hunger helps meet a vital need across the Valley by offering nutritious food and encouragement to families in need. Anyone is welcome. The only requirement is a valid ID.

One of my favorite thrift stores in Mesa. It's local and is organized very well always has great…read moresales and every day is new sale category. Big furniture room and has a vintage upscale section with really good finds that's more expensive. Love this place. Lots of adult clothes but only a little kids clothes.

Great location lots of parking. Don't forget to visit the boutique and auction area. Lots of…read morecollectibles that bring back memories. Prices are better than goodwill and they have lots of sales. Staff is super nice and friendly.

We are a family with many nurses …read more.. My brother in law is a nurse and gave us this site for 1st responders and Vets. My wife and I are both nurses and signed up right away. We are amazed at the events and variety of tickets that are available every day. This weekend we say the DWtS convention in Palm Springs and saved about 600 bucks. We are now trying to make sure every Vet and Nurse we know are signed up. Its really amazing and very appreciated in times of financial struggles.

This is a stellar organization for our veterans! They do everything they can to provide free or…read morelow-cost tickets to sporting events, concerts, and other experiences for veterans and their families. My family and I have enjoyed affordable college football and basketball games thanks to Vet Tix. Experiences create lasting memories, and those are far more valuable than things. I'm incredibly grateful for this organization and everything they do to give back to those who have served.

If I could give zero stars, I would. Avoid this accountant at all costs…read more My family hired William Mease of Master Accounting and Tax Service to help with my elderly mother's taxes. She is in her 70s, has dementia, and needed a professional who could patiently and competently navigate the process. Instead, we encountered an accountant who was lazy, dismissive, and shockingly unprofessional. From the very beginning, Bill failed to read or absorb the information I provided, forcing me to repeat myself multiple times. Rather than listening or problem-solving, he fired back condescending emails filled with attitude. At one point, when pressed for guidance, his response was: "There is nothing further I can do for you. You will need to find a tax preparer that doesn't know what they are doing in order to get the return filed. Good luck!" That's right -- instead of doing his job, he essentially told my family to go hire someone "who doesn't know what they are doing" if we wanted the return completed. What kind of professional speaks to clients like this? This wasn't a one-off slip in tone -- it was a pattern of arrogance, laziness, and outright neglect. Bill showed zero compassion for my mother's condition, no willingness to problem-solve, and no respect for our time or circumstances. He seemed more interested in blaming us than actually providing solutions. An accountant's role is to help clients through complicated situations, not abandon them when things aren't simple. Bill made it clear that he doesn't have the patience, professionalism, or empathy to handle real-world clients with real-world challenges. Prospective clients: take this review as a warning. If you entrust your sensitive financial matters to William Mease, expect rudeness, blame-shifting, and zero accountability. There are plenty of capable, compassionate accountants in Arizona -- do not waste your time or money here. EDIT: I appreciate that Mr. Mease took the time to respond, but notice what he doesn't do: he never denies sending the unprofessional tirades I quoted above, including telling my family to "find a tax preparer that doesn't know what they are doing" and ending with "good luck!" That's because he did say them, in writing, and his response here conveniently sidesteps his own words and tone. Throughout this entire process, my messages to him were cordial and respectful, even as I had to repeat myself multiple times. His replies, on the other hand, were consistently dismissive, combative, and unhelpful. The problem wasn't that he insisted on accurate information -- any competent accountant should. The problem was his failure to communicate, failure to read the documents provided, and his repeated choice to lash out with condescending emails instead of guiding us toward solutions. Professionalism isn't just about refusing to "compromise integrity." It's also about having the patience, empathy, and communication skills to work with clients in difficult situations. Bill demonstrated none of these qualities. His responses showed the emotional intelligence of a toddler -- reactive, defensive, and incapable of constructive dialogue. So yes, I absolutely stand by my original review: if you're looking for a professional who will handle your financial matters with competence and respect, look elsewhere.

I had a nightmare of an experience with a different tax service that wouldn't answer my phone calls…read moreonce I dropped off my tax documents in March and waited until the last minute to file and fired me as a client the day of April 18th even though they promised to file an extension if it was needed...leaving me without my original documents and nothing done the day everything was due. Luckily I had made physical copies before dropping off my documents to that other service and I found these guys on Yelp. Evelyn was very friendly and booked me an appointment right away and offered their help to file an extension and prepare my taxes at a later date. Bill saw me in person hours later to explain everything and what to expect. When he saw how simple my filing was he offered to do it right then and there so it would all be resolved. Despite hitting a few roadblocks with getting all the information needed from me, he patiently helped me figure it all out and ended up getting it all filed. After a horrific experience elsewhere and this office's kind and quick service, I will be returning here in the future. Instead of being insulted and ignored, I was treated with kindness and respect even though I am not a big money account. Bill managed to do in an hour what my last Tax Service couldn't get done in a whole month. Thank you!!!!!

Caring and professional management. Willing to help in a timely manner…read more Guided me in the right direction to seek the resources that I needed Highly recommend

From the owner: Bridge gaps through service—our organization welcomes volunteers who are keen to knit tighter…read morecommunity connections and support structures.

Our Kiddo LOVED Saint Joseph's Camp! Alright, so sending…read moreyour 8-year-old off to sleepaway camp for the first time? Yeah, cue the parental jitters! But honestly, Saint Joseph's Camp was AWESOME, and our kiddo had the time of their life! We were a little nervous at first (who isn't?), this was the first child in our family going away for the week to camp. Seeing our kid this happy and already begging to go back this year? We are sending her for two weeks this time. Seriously, from the second we pulled up, we just got a good vibe. There were enthusiast staff and teens welcoming her in and soothing her jitters. We totally felt like our kid was in good hands, which was a HUGE relief. Non-Stop Fun Stuff: We heard ALL about the lake, horses, the campfire tales, the epic games, and the cool crafts. They were never bored, that's for sure! So much to do! We got enough updates/photos to see online to keep our worries at bay while she was there. When she got home she was bouncing off the walls with excitement and seemed so much more independent. She tried new things, conquered little fears, and came back with a giant pile of amazing memories.

I learned about St Joseph Youth Camp in 2010 when my son was 13, daughters were 2 and 3. My son was…read moresponsored to attend the camp. I was going through a divorce and my son was struggling. He was very reluctant to go and so glad he did. He came back happier. The following year, I came to know how much the camp cost. I saved as much as I could to afford it when it was time to send him. When he turned 15, he wanted to be a camp counselor and absolutely loved it. He continued to be a counselor for another year only to focus on summer working thereafter. As my daughters turned 8, they both started attending St Joes. I'm so glad I made the sacrifice. My daughters love camp, meeting new kids and building friendships over the past 10 years. My oldest daughter, now 18, was sad she couldn't be a counselor and because of travel couldn't apply to be staff. Next year, she plans on applying to be staff. My youngest daughter, now 16, was a counselor this summer and will be for one more year. All of my children grew up with St Joes. It is definitely a camp I would recommend to anyone and everyone! It's a sacrifice but worth so much more. My children love the camp, the activities, the friendships, the leadership skills and simply getting out of the Phoenix area heat to enjoy a bit cooler temp. Thank you St Joseph Youth Camp and thank you to all who have made this place a place my children have called their summer home and family for the past 14 years!