This store is Great! I scout all the thrift stores in local area and anymore there is basically…read moreJUNK! They had Nintendo Games I haven't seen since the 80's. I bought a Scuba suit and a country table for $18! Store was smaller, but they have furniture , just ask them. To all Thrift Store scouters go there! Oh, you will always met with a friendly greeting. A+

I called and was able to set up a drop-off appointment for the very next day. I appreciate the…read moreability to get the drop-off taken care of so fast. Overall I am very pleased with how it all worked out. Fantastic service.

From the owner: The E-Waste Project provides secure, compliant, and efficient electronic recycling and data…read moredestruction services for businesses, organizations, and institutions throughout the Greater Philadelphia region. We specialize in commercial e-waste removal, certified hard drive shredding, IT asset disposition (ITAD), and scheduled pickup services designed to minimize disruption and ensure regulatory compliance. Our processes prioritize data security, environmental responsibility, and clear documentation from collection through final processing. By combining professional logistics, vetted downstream partners, and transparent reporting, The E-Waste Project delivers reliable solutions companies can trust for responsible electronics disposal.

An amazing organization doing great work. I had an excellent experience with MLAR and have urged…read moremany others to check them out. I don't get why people are so mad about their policies which are in place for the sake of the animals. Also, there is definitely some leniency if you are rescuing a senior or special-needs animal. Caring and generous staff, well cared-for animals, and lots of support. Keep up the good work Main Line!

I am deeply disappointed and hurt by the way I have been treated by the SPCA throughout a serious…read moresituation. Cocoa was taken into their custody after a wrongful allegation was made that has been proven wrong by police themselves. What makes this even more upsetting is that while Cocoa was being taken into their custody, he suffered bruising around the ribs, which has raised serious concerns for me about what happened while in their care. I also spoke to Nicole Wilson by phone, and instead of receiving compassion, professionalism, and help in locating my loved dog, I was being disrespected and unfairly treated. Imagine having your beloved dog taken away, and no one there to help you or console you. I have been fighting for months to find Cocoa and to get answers as to what happened and why I was being treated the way I was when all of this had NOTHING to do with me. I deserve to be heard, treated with respect, and given clear answers about Cocoa. I was just informed he was adopted after speaking to a dispatch officer, who informed me the dog was also never posted on the website which to me is very sneaky knowing I was looking for Cocoa everyday and night.

Binky Lee Preserve in Chester Springs is a very picturesque and peaceful preserve. Like all Natural…read moreLands properties, it is very clean (free of litter), and trails are well maintained. The parking lot is paved, but is a little cramped, and can fill up easily because it's not very big, and this seems to be a more popular preserve. Other visitors here were friendly and many had dogs, but everyone respected leash rules and picked up after their dog. There are a number of inclines, so while the meadow is normally easy walking, the areas where it gets hilly are too steep to recommend this for disabled people (other NL preserves are good for that). This was, however, an easy enough walk for kids and dogs. You are perched up on a hillside, when you reach the apex of the meadow, and the views are very cool of nearby "mountains" of Chester Springs. down the hill, there is a wooded area with some bridges and an old stone springhouse, etc. as bucolic scenery. It is a very picturesque preserve, great for photos.

This place is a hidden little gem, great for walking your dog and trying out a new place to enjoy…read more It doesn't have a proper path, it feels a bit more like a hike than a trail walk, but certainly worth the time to just get to know a bit more of our beautiful Chester county landscape!

What a cool place to stop and see some awesome sculptures that represents our American history! I…read morecame across the Freedoms Foundation on roadsideAmerica for the praying founding fathers statue and I was pleasantly surprised to come across everything else. If you ever have a chance to check it out and bring your kids I wouldn't even hesitate! It's a fun stop and could definitely learn a thing or two.

This is a really cool place to walk and they do what they can to keep it clean. It is nice that…read morethey have plaques for each soldier behind a stone for the state. It is a good place for dogs and my dog likes walking up each pathway and sniffing.

The professionals at Pottstown Area Health and Wellness have consistently offered to donate funds…read moreand water bottles to the OJR RUN101 for the past 6 years! They are a community supporter to many different organizations and OJRSD always appreciates their enthusiasm. Thank you so much for your encouragement!

From the owner: The Pottstown Area Health & Wellness Foundation’s purpose is to help residents improve their health…read moreand well-being every day. One of the primary ways we aim to achieve our purpose and, ultimately, our mission is to partner with organizations in our service area by providing funding of solutions aimed at long-term improvement in healthy behaviors. To achieve our mission and purpose, we've developed a results framework to measure the impact of our investments on long-term, sustainable change. Developing Youth Potential– We believe that investing in our community youth, is investing on our community's future. To that aim, we seek to invest in our community youth, especially those less served, by supporting their overall development. Promoting Equitable Health & Wellness–In our community and throughout the United States, health equity and equal opportunity are inextricably linked. The challenges of disease and poor health in comparison to the benefits of wellness and good health are inequitably distributed among groups of people. As we strive to continue to serve our community as partners, conveners, and innovators, our third pillar focuses on supporting the youth potential and community health & wellness.

I took my items to be donated to this organization. It was an easy drop off to the drop off box…read more Very nice and courteous staff assisted me over the phone.

Had the opportunity to help sort out some clothes here with Accenture and my wife. Eye opening…read moreexperience! GreaT to see how they went about selecting what items to keep and the quality of them as well. Everything I had expecting from this volunteer experience.

The Ladybug Project is a really great program that works in the Philadelphia area during regional…read moreoutreach activities and fundraising in support of their education and healthcare projects in Africa. This is their public business location - it's open to the public on Wednesdays (when the staff is in town and not in Africa). They also have regularly meetings in the community (once a month, I think) and actually also offer community volunteering, internship, and service-learning experiences. I definitely recommend.

thanks to a good friend who exhibits here annually - I have attended their art show for the past…read morefew years - and I have to say, that I am a fan for all you history buffs out there as well as patrons of the arts, you must visit this quaint and historically significant village of yellow springs, located in northern chester county - it is worth the trip! from their website: "Education is the heart of Historic Yellow Springs' mission. HYS' programs allow visitors to explore over 300 years of history, a rich artistic heritage, and inspiring natural beauty. The village is a learning laboratory for all ages to expand their knowledge, open their minds, and get their feet wet. Education staff organize custom group tours and maintain a self-guided tour program. Exhibits, including our permanent orientation exhibit 'The Lure of the Springs', trace our history through original artifacts and images and present the work of innovative artists." the art show runs until may 12, this year. it is open daily from 11am - 5pm, and until 8pm on Fridays. admission is free to the public.

From the owner: Historic Yellow Springs is a living village steeped in a distinguished history, tradition, and…read morefolklore that stirs the imagination of those who visit. The village spans over 275 years of American history. Today, the village includes 11 buildings and 142 acres. HYS continues to host a wide range of fine art, sculpture and ceramic classes for adults, teens and children, boasts of some of the best art shows in the area, contains a beautiful venue for weddings and events and hosts numerous trails for all who visit to enjoy, including passing the revolutionary war hospital commissioned by then General Washington.