They are selling furniture double the price of what it would be new. Attached a photo example: this…read morebookshelf brand new at target is 21 dollars. Absurd.

This location is very big with a nice selection. But it's best to go on Wednesday for the half…read moreprice sale because it's overpriced. I always find a few good deals, but they have a lot of stuff marked way higher than it's worth.

Quality plants and very helpful staff. Always look forward to the poinsettias. Great plants for a…read moregreat price.

Awesome idea to help very important people with a learning experience that gives them the…read moreopportunity, knowledge and confidence they deserve in a world where many people don't always get a chance to experience it. I have an Autistic Grandson who is amazing, exceptionally gifted and talented and I think he would enjoy a challenging environment where he could have the opportunity to excel. GREAT work you are doing to improve their lives and make them feel valued. God is blessing you for all you do now and in the future!!! Lea Anne Gannan from Tulsa

Went to NSU broken arrow campus for my bachelors degree. Had an overall good experience…read more Instructors were always kind and helpful.

Great place to learn. Not too much for working parents though. Great staff.read more

CAP's mission is helping families succeed. They're primarily known for their early childhood…read morecenters around Tulsa that help children in lower-income families achieve economic success. Its vision is to break the cycle of poverty. Their two-generation approach combines high quality education with innovative family services and resources. They offer programs to parents that increase their skills, employability and earning potential. CAP is nationally recognized as a model for this method. CAP is one of the largest anti-poverty agencies in Oklahoma. They believe every family and child deserves the same opportunity for success. They accomplish this by empowering low-income families with education, tools, support and guidance they need to break the cycle of poverty. As an employer, The Nonprofit Times named CAP as one of the "Best Places to Work" in 2016. This is the second consecutive year it has made the list. It ranked 19 overall and 3rd in the list of Large Nonprofits. I have worked here for half a year and I absolutely love it. The leadership is inspiring and receptive, the work environment is the best I've ever had and the actual services we provide are invaluable in our community.

I was here earlier today to enroll my 3 year old son and 4 year old daughter. The staff was very…read morenice and I didn't have to wait long at all. They called my name within 5 mins and took my documents and interviewed me. I was in and out of there within an hour. They even have little computer workstations for the kids to use so they are bored during the interview. There is a waiting list bc of limited space, but they are enrolling throughout the entire year. You can enroll your children from ages 6 weeks to 5 years and it has no cost to you!

Very helpful staff always professional and they love the kidsAlways punctual and they give…read morewonderful advice on working with your kid at home

This place has been so helpful in the process of diagnosing my son. My son felt very comfortable…read morethere. They gave me many helpful ideas to try, suggestions for other local resources as well as helpful books. I feel like my concerns were validated and that I was heard. The reports were well written and my son's school agreed with what was observed.

All around greatness. Do you need help? Are you looking to volunteer? The Food Bank makes it easy…read morewith their extremely beautiful and well-organized facility. They partner with great groups like John 3:16 and many more. They believe in providing a well balanced and full substance meals to those in need to all ages. They spread community awareness through great events like Restaurant Week, Thanksgiving Day Race and more. There are truly probably a million ways to connect, check out how on their website: http://okfoodbank.org/

From the owner: We provide food and other donated goods to 450 Partner Programs in 24 counties of eastern Oklahoma…read more These programs include emergency food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, after-school programs and senior citizen centers. Together, we provide over 250,000 meals each week to people struggling with hunger.

Spotlessly clean with new updated equipment. Extremely friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommend.read more

Machines that are needed constantly are full, but few people are inside of business. I'm thinking…read morethat the owners have a dry cleaning business and are using the washers to do their business. Today I went in and there were about 12 front load machines that were being used that are front loaders. The were empty butthe three load front loaders were full, but only five customers were inside. I have decided to take my business to Redbud laundry on 71st St. across from Rhema Church because they are never full and they are clean.

I came here with my mom and sister for Batik making class which they hold once a month. I knew…read moreabout the shop but the hours are the same as my work hours so I never can make it in during the week. They import handmade goods from countries around the world, usually made by women; they have beautiful pieces of jewelry, handmade baskets, pretty bags and wallets, as well as cute dresses and shirts for kids. Sign up for the batik classes - they are a lot of fun!

From the owner: Rising Village is a non-profit organization that seeks to transform communities through family…read morepreservation. We connect people with resources in the United States with people in need in Ghana, Africa and Tulsa. Come visit our space on 11th street to shop for products, connect with people, and create a more beautiful world.