The Welcome House helps individuals and families in the Northern Kentucky area that are homeless or…read moreat risk of becoming homeless. They provide shelter, food and personal items for people in need on a daily basis. Last Christmas when my family wanted to help out with gifts for someone less fortunate, I contacted this agency and was given a list of a family's requests, which I then shopped for and delivered to Welcome House. Sometimes when I pass by this agency it seems there is often a line out front of individuals waiting for it to open. That makes me think they're doing good things to help out the less fortunate.

Great place clean and personnel are very helpful! I would love to volunteer. I enjoy going thereread more

I choose to take most of my clothing and item donations here instead to Goodwill. At Be Concerned,…read moreI feel good knowing I am directly benefitting my lcoal community. There is only one location, which is in Covington, close to the Parish Kitchen, etc. I feel safe dropping off my donations, and I always get a receipt for my taxes. Note that the donation drop-off is behind the building in a parking lot. You have to ring the intercom for service.

Close the place down, remodel, get better merchandise, and turn on some music. Thought I was in a…read moretime capsule from the 1970's. Poor selection. Items looked like they were picked up from someone's trash. No music, dead silence while shopping = funeral. Even funeral homes play music. Do not go!!!!

We stopped in while killing time in the area. As avid thrifters we found this place disappointing…read more There isn't much on the shelves. Even filling up some shelves with stuffed toys. There's a lot of clothing but we didn't look at any because the dressing rooms are inexplicably still closed.

My friends son Ryan went through the Cook's program and Tony Lavatori was so helpful in getting him…read moreback on his feet , helped him get a job and has now been promoted at the job the free store helped him obtain . Thank you to the Free Store and Tony for helping him get in the program. This changed a young man's life

It is great what they do for the community. We went to a dinner event that funds the eork. This was…read moreat the main iffice and their students didcthe catering. Great all around.

This foundation does great things for families who are affected by cancer. This weekend they were…read morethe sponsor for The Candy Race 5k and jelly tot dash at Sawyer Point. They also have many other events throughout the year. It is all for a great cause!

This is an amazing non-profit foundation that does amazing work to help children and families…read morestruggling with young cancer and bone marrow transplant patients. They work in partnership with Children's Hospital and do amazing work with children and their families, including siblings! I'm truely in awe of all the great work they are doing and how much they are growing.

If you're looking to make repairs or updates to your home on the cheap, look here first. Restore…read morehas everything including countertops, doors, bathroom sinks, toilettes, furniture and appliances. All used and donated, and being repurposed for a good cause. I did notice some new (still in packaging) items like lighting fixtures, switchplate covers and even paint brushes and supplies. Worth checking out if you're on a budget.

they are a great place for brand new items for a good cheap price and they are the only store to…read moreget havertys furniture and the employees are very nice and easy to talk to and they give good deals Bellevue restore got a definite 5 stars from me

Mission Statement: Peaslee Neighborhood Center is a peaceful place in Over-the-Rhine where…read moreresidents create and engage in participatory education to foster creative expression, self-determination and social change. Education, engagement, empowerment and enrichment is what Peaslee is also about. Young learners are developed through Pealee's Child Development Center for low-income children, ages six weeks to five years old. Learners of all ages are enriched through Peaslee's piano program which provides affordable private piano lessons. School, civic and service groups also come to Peaslee for it's unique Community Education Program which seeks to educate learners about Over-the-Rhine through service in the neighborhood and reflection on the deeper issues affecting the urban core. A great organization with a great mission!

What a great place! Offering after school programs for kids as well as music and art lessons…read more Really great asset to the neighborhood of Over-the-Rhine. More people need to be aware of this place!

They helped me get a job and the case management team is great. They are still helping me find…read morepermanent housing.

This is a wonderful place to come to. I truly appreciate the staff, there very friendly they feed…read moreus help with housing they help with benefits all types of things. I definitely would recommend this to everyone in need.

Staff and resident contact I was lied on by a staff member I would say to have threatened him and I…read moredidn't. I was put out without a chance to explain or defend myself and so I have been homeless and yes, I believe I would have got housed if I was able to stay so staff and resident dialogue. De-escalation is very much needed.

Nasty and the people who cook in the kitchen doesn't wear hairnets and wears slip on shoes with…read moresocks and food is always cold.

A wonderful old building with a great renovation. A great building, but even a greater organization…read morethat focuses on education, income and health because as they say those are the building blocks for a good quality of life. Give, Advocate and Volunteer - together we can make a difference!

The renovations that have been done to this building are incredible. The state of the art meeting…read morespace on the first floor is fantastic. Definitely a great place to hold a small conference or meeting. You can use whatever caterer you want, sweetening the deal!