Was cleaner than I expected. Ice people, food wasn't great but it's a soup kitchen. Nothing was…read morestale or mouldy

My tenant started contacting Camillus House in Miami for rental assistance back in 11/2024. Both…read morethe tenant and landlord provided all needed documents in a timely fashion in multiple rounds. However, the communication from Camillus House was always blurry. They always told us the case would be processed in a couple of weeks and nothing happened in the next a couple of months. When we contacted them again, the same thing happened. They kept asking for new documents. However, once the new document was provided and they just stopped communication. It seems that this Camillus House does NOT really want to provide assistance but merely stays in business so that the staff get paid by the donated money. I would like to share my story so that others can get a better picture of this organization.

I love what this center is doing for the less fortunate in this community. I would recommend anyone…read moreto volunteer, donate your money, or a combination of the two.

Amazing staff trying to help. Everyone I saw had a smile on their face! :Dread more

i really first of all chose this on because of my spirituality…read morethe lotus is a sigh of mother and daughter and to me that means the world, and i think you guys understand the pain of my custody has been taken away because i lost my house and its been very difficult finding anything , so im letting jessuss take the wheel , and i hope , and pray and i have faith that yiu guys cn help me find a roof a safe enviorment for me and my 13 year old

I wish I could give zero stars! I would strongly caution…read moreanyone considering working with Galina/P3 based on my experience. I paid $6,000 for maternity care and only attended three appointments before deciding to transfer to another provider. After leaving, I requested a refund minus the cost of the care I actually received, which I felt was a reasonable request. Initially, I was offered only a $1,000 refund, which I did not feel reflected the limited services that were provided. After nearly two years of back-and-forth communication trying to resolve the situation, Galina eventually agreed to refund $3,000. However, despite that agreement, the refund was never actually provided. Over the course of this process I repeatedly followed up politely by email asking for updates or a timeline, but the situation was never resolved. Meanwhile, I had to seek care elsewhere and even pay out of pocket for emergency care through another provider. This entire experience has been extremely frustrating. I paid $6,000 and after months of trying to resolve things respectfully, I was left without the agreed refund and with very little care provided.

This is an amazing place to help folks through any issues they may be experiencing. They're able…read moreto meet any schedule you may have as well as offer differ counseling options. My family member raves about this place and their very appreciative of all they help and guidance they've been able to provide.

Beyond frustrated!…read more I started off by filling out an online form with my information and listed out what items were to be picked up for donation. After about a week later I received an email that simply stated a pick up date for the following week. It was never communicated to me what items are not accepted or where the items must be placed. Today the driver came and the minute he entered my home, he already said nothing can be taken. Apparently they are not allowed to climb any stairs. So they couldn't take a dresser from my upstairs bedroom. Okay fine whatever. My other items were on the first floor, but because there are THREE stairs that separated the living room from the door, they were unable to take anything other than my coffee table. The driver explained that my sectional couch wasn't good enough to be sold. The company would be mad if they took it. Same thing with my TV and desk. I'm confused cause it's my understanding that these are donations that people make for this "rescue mission" yet this company seems to be extremely picky about what they take. If it's not profitable it's not worth taking. None of this was communicated to me before hand. I understand it is not the driver's fault, they are simply following instructions. It is management and the people who schedule the donations. Anyone thinking about using this company, run! Find a better company.

I have used Miami Rescue Mission for years to pick up goods from us. They don't like furniture…read more(like other places) but for all else I have had good service, on time in the range of when they say and pleasant drivers coming to my home. The morning of my appointment I call the phone number to get a better estimate and they call me most times before coming. Have never had an issue. Furniture is not something most donation places want as it's hard to sell. You are better off contacting a church group for furniture but otherwise great job

This is a wonderful place for the community. It serves the homeless by giving them a place to…read moresleep, food, and access to showers. They make it incredibly easy to volunteer and donate. They have a casserole program, they collect toiletry items, dental items, shoes, etc. Living downtown, I see the extent of our homeless population daily. I wanted to help, and they made it easy. My Key Club kiddos and I are happy to know this place exists.

I did online research to find the best place to donate assorted goods: clothes (adult and children)…read morefurniture, home goods, toys... I love that this is a family friendly place and I love their high success rate of getting people off the streets and into real housing, not just their homeless shelter. Which is probably why they take ALL SORTS of donations. When you have residents get a fresh start in their own place, they could use the furniture and wall pictures and dishes and vases and stuff. Which makes it different than a normal homeless shelter. I donate stuff about once a month to either this location or to the downtown location. (I have put the word out to neighbors and friends that they can drop stuff at my house, even if I'm not home. You'd be amazed how many people just throw stuff away because when they are in the cleaning mood, they want it gone now.) When I go to drop off, there is great security. Also, the residents seem to do volunteer hours and come out to help me unload my van and then sort our the donations. When I go inside for my receipt, I overhear conversations where they are helping residents set up appointments and job interviews. I am very impressed with this organization.

Amazing staff. Was able to get all my questions answered . Happy that that dade county has this…read moreplace to help the homeless.

This organization has been a game changer for me. As a social worker, I come across so many…read moreunder-served people who have lost their homes, their lives and their dignity. With each division of my work, from the homeless to the hospitalized, I have been able to call on Thomas and TSOMB to assist with clothing, toiletries and even household appliances that ease the burden so many face during times of adversity. He has been professional, kind and caring. I could not recommend a better place to donate your gently used clothing and household items or a better person to call on for help.

From the owner: "The Shirt Off My Back" was founded by Thomas Volturo. Thomas began collecting clothing and…read morepersonal items from friends and distributing the items right out of the trunk of his car directly to the homeless in our South Florida community. More and more people began to offer communications. The movement has grown and more and more individuals, families and non-profit organizations are benefiting from the generosity of your donations. Our goal is simple: we put clothing, toiletries and other items directly into the hands of people in need. When asked "why do you do this?" Thomas always responds with the same answer... "because I can." Please join us in our mission to "pay it forward" and help less fortunate folks in our neighborhoods.

this is what im talking about, it says iy right there…read moreHELPING OTHERS PROSPER! :))) im all in

From the owner: Helping others Prosper Miami specializes in making our Donors & Volunteers feel like superheroes &…read morepart of a loving helping family that has dedicated their lives to Helping others Prosper. We provide a range of products & services, and go above and beyond your expectations with a smile.