Awesome taste, conveniently located and fantastic price. Is my go to place for a hot soup!read more

I love looking at the display of cats, although I am allergic to their fur. I decided to walk in on…read morea weekday for a 30-minute session at $15. That's a good time limit to prevent myself from having an allergic reaction since I usually start sneezing and have watery eyes in one hour. The big cats are typically shy or walk away, but the kittens enjoy playing with the toy. Just don't force them to play, chase, and carry around like a dog. I even got to pet them when they're comfortable, yet I can't adopt them because of allergies, and the adoption fee is from $200 to $500. The staff are mostly volunteers and always maintain a clean environment. Sometimes the whole store might smell like a litter box from the outside. You can find them at SJMade pop-ups in Santa Clara and San Jose during the summer and holiday season. They still charge for reservations to play with the kittens and cats.

I got lost and stopped in for directions only to find the most amazing bogo sale!! The nice lady…read moreeven gave me directions!!

Amazing non profit that truly supports our community. They are reasonably priced and have so much…read moreto offer. I always stop by before I get anything crazy because they always seem to have what i'm looking for. I am so glad to have found this spot and hopefully more people stop by!

Five Stars. I can't say enough good things about this organization! All staffs are volunteers…read moreincluding Tito(Founder) himself. They will sit down with you, listen to your story; history; frustration. It is their mission to help as many veterans go into their door asking for support. Their well-trained team will tell you what are the procedures 1-2-3. The application will take a minimal one year to process. Those who try to raise their current VA Rating, VSSA do that too. Overall, all applicants just need to Patience. After all, VSSA is nonprofit, not a paid program to sign up.

From the owner: - Service- Connected Disability Compensation Application assistance…read more- Special Monthly Compensation, including Aide and Attendance - Dependency Indemnity Compensation (DIC) Application Preparation - Obtain Basic Military Records (i.e., DD214) - Housing Referrals for Homeless Veterans - in partnership with Homeless Veterans Emergency Housing Facility and VA Menlo Park - Coaching and Counseling, including New Client Orientation and Burial Benefits Workshops

Homefirst does not come out to help elderly women out on the street alone and in need of help. They…read moretold me on the phone that they need to come in and sign up but there is no available help at this time. They were in the news for having their own internal issues and may not get funding from the county due to their inability to assist the homeless. I would not even try to get them to help in San Jose. We need a task force and better planning from the Governor, Mayor and County to get anything done to get people out of the rivers, ponds and streets. Our government is failing us so how can we expect nonprofits to get anything done either?

They give out spoiled food. Or food that is very close to their spoil date. The beds are rickety…read moremetal bunk beds that most have to hop into if they have been assigned the top bunk. it's a large room with tens of people in bunk beds. and each bed has a thin mat on it, like a gym mat. That's how stupidly thin they are. They have a program called New Start. It's basically work for the homeless people at the shelter but they don't get paid, have to work 8 hours ever day (no day off). And the privileges they get because of New Start doesn't add up to the work they put in daily. The Case workers they assign and give to the homeless people don't give them many resources and often times tell the homeless person what to do once and then never meet with them unless asked to. No regular meetings. Social Workers are meant to meet you once every week. I have photographic proof ofSpoiled food they give too. The workers all seem like they work there just for money and not to help other human beings who are struggling to get by. It's so inhumane and cruel and the Home First homeless shelter (2011 Little Orchard St, San Jose, CA 95125) is the one I'm writing about. My friend lives there and often tells me about these things and I've went with them to see and I've seen horrible things from this place.

Love visiting the RAFT. Never know what I'll find to use with my students…read more Will say sometimes can be a bit pricing at times. A treasure hunt for good finds if you are willing to spend sometime in there.

Love the service! Kind employees!…read moreSo many great things for teachers -- run, don't walk to RAFT. Today I bought posters, thank you notes, wooden sticks for a project, and owl pellets. But they have so much more.... And it's fun, come check it out.

The staff is friendly, communicative and professional. The prices are very reasonable, especially…read morecompared to other places. My results have been great! A few tattoos have been completely removed, and several more are in various stages of be removed. As long as you have patience and understand that this process takes time, your results should be good.

Just wanted to stop by and give a quick update...I have not been persistent about getting my tattoo…read moreremoved every 6 weeks like I'm supposed, but you can still see a big difference. Will be going back soon.

Great plaza area (indoor outdoor) space. You don't have to worry about the weather. Great for dog…read moreevents.

I'm so glad this space exists and I s available for my pup. Thank you all for making this happen…read more We have enjoyed visiting.

Great training classes thus far! We attended the puppy social for our 5month old Aussie and…read moreCarolyn, Cecilia and Quill have been so amazing and patient with us being first time dog owners. Definitely excited to attend more classes and get vaccines for her soon.

Amazing people there who care deeply for animals and the people who love them. Helped my wife and I…read morethrough a very hard time with dignity and compassion.

I've submitted a few application for other dog on pathfinder, but I haven't had any luck or updated…read morewhether I'm approved or no. My hopes and dream of getting some specific dog on pet-finder melted when I heard when some dog has been adopted. Application takes about two-one min to fill it out but it waste our time of the day doing it. I'll be using Craigslist for now on to adopt my future puppy.

This is a great rescue with great people who love cats and dogs. They take great care of their…read moreanimals and make sure each one is adopted to a wonderful home. Highly recommend!!!

Nonprofit, very similar to Red Cross. They do pretty much…read moreDisaster Responses. Taxes support services--Buddhist Relations.

Went here to get my taxes worked on and I guess because it's a nonprofit they are REALLY careless…read moreon how they handle taxes. I came in with all my forms and a specific question about healthcare since I had to switch my provider. The volunteer assured me that additional forms wouldn't be necessary and that she could file it just as is. Problem is that my tax refunds never came in 21 days, I called IRS and found that LO AND BEHOLD I DID need that additional tax form. I didn't know how to file them so I thought I would come back for help or some advice. The man that was helping me didn't seem to know what he was doing and then another lady came at me and bitched me out telling me that I'm irresponsible for not doing my taxes in time (even though this wasn't tax filing, it was a return issue). And that I need to handle this issue myself. She didn't even let me talk half the of the time and was projecting her frustrations onto me. More than half the people these volunteers were working with were being condescendingly talked down to for so much. Free or not, volunteer or not I'd rather just spend money now to get my taxes done. These people are just awful and rude