I went there today and bought a plastic container set new unopened. It was advertised by the…read moremanufacturer,Thinktank Technology, as having 24 pieces. It was not. They were counting the plastic lids like they were containers. The box description was misleading. So there were 12. I paid HfH $13 for this. Then I checked on Amazon and found that you can get 26 real containers for $15.99 from the same manufacturer: https://www.amazon.com/Think-Tecnolog%C3%ADa-conjuntos-almacenamiento-alimentos/dp/B01B5H3DGE/ref=sr_1_11?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Mj2ic_WDWxAn0YwtazeqQNMYQTgXigpLEqlj5ldabnK5T3jJPPcB6iS8-LOZq3RsLl8RCVoDFJB56pfs6i2IfC7jFa_y5RkSoty7DbwaJP3QpH5YBIAH6XlMoqHO2ad5PV_bDOJf3D06asbpX3jsdvSCZ-wDBzLywukYbM_MrP3A7Ar8CT-mDHOq-p3zNhBEFG8BHmw7qXt8IN1yQ7DGKcwzvlFt_94gi4QnZijFjry-HVoTO2tUjm3MQeYvXGP4boppAUv95aN3lFF27dl4BM1P-GABhx0UPqxlLPrD4pE.B1KIXO9Lds-f2S7N0Qtp-GfKcb4piAmAWVLWp3E5ld0&dib_tag=se&qid=1725771543&sr=8-11&srs=2602247011 I do not know if Habitat for Humanity is aware of how they are way overcharging for this item, but either way it is a scam from the manufacturer if hot HfH.

I bought a clothes dryer for $150 one year ago. It's still working just fine. They have a lot of…read moreamazing stuff there new and used. I'm headed there now to get a new side door for my garage. Everyone there is very helpful and courteous.

Ann Arbor is lucky to be home to some amazing non-profits, but I'd say that the Neutral Zone is…read moreamong my very favorite NPOs. They consistently provide programming for teenagers that makes me think "Man! I wish someone around me had something like that when I was a teen." This is especially true when it comes to their awesome "Youth-Owned Records" -- one of the first youth-operated record labels in the country! Who knows, my guitar skills could be a lot better, maybe I would have stepped into a music studio before the age of 19, maybe my poetry skills would've been sharper pre-college, and I bet I would have formed a lot of awesome relationships with other teenagers as well as some of the staff. From what I can tell, the NZ always seems to hire staff who really know what's going on and are caring and committed as they are cool. I was thrilled a few years back to hear about the NZ getting their new home. One of the big benefits of this new location is the amount of space. The B-Side, a large open space that doubles as a music and event venue, is a great thing for them to have. Even though I'm faaar beyond my teenage years, I've been to multiple great all-ages shows here, as well as a few other events (including the recent inaugural Ignite: Ann Arbor). I think people overlook how great this space is -- it's lovely, flexible, open, and I'd encourage anyone looking for a meeting or event space to check into it. Can't hurt to expose more people to the NZ and their great work while having a cool spot for your event, right?

The Neutral Zone is doing great things big and small. Creating future leaders, artists, activists…read moreand entrepreneurs. Creating a safe space for the youth in the community to freely and fully express themselves. Putting on the most unique and exciting fundraising events. You've got to support this organization or better yet get involved with an upcoming event, it's a lot of fun and the dividends from your efforts are invaluable to the kids and the community at large.

The Creature Conservancy is pretty awesome! I pass by it all the time but finally had a chance to…read morevisit during open hours on a Sunday. It was pretty delightful & the staff were super friendly and interacting with the animals. The CC was started 20 years ago with Al the Alligator! He was dropped off at the Vet clinic and they started CC all around him. Pretty awesome. It's not a massive space so it was perfect to get there at 3:30pm - in time for the 4pm show which is followed by an Al the Alligator feeding! We checked out all the habitats on the outside as well. Super cool experience - I'd love to come back for one of their turtle yoga, 18+ paint nights, etc. They always have pretty cool themed programming. Also follow their social media - they post the best content!

10 stars!! My husband found this place and it's amazing!! Sooo many animals and better than the Zoo…read morebecause you don't have to walk a ton and the workers are very friendly and personable. There are a lot of things you can look at without paying such as the Tegu (big looking lizard), an Owl, tortoises, parrots, black swans, muskrat, llama, horses, and one other animal. But if you pay for admission, you can enter their buildings that have lots more animals like sloths on the ceiling, a reindeer, an emu, mongoose, warthog, clouded leopards, a cougar, and a 300 pound alligator! There are many animals inside for sure! General admission is $15 and it's considered a day pass which means you can leave and come back (the lady clarified for us). Kids above 2 are $13 and those 2 and under are free! Loved this place and def coming back!

International House of Ann Arbor is basically a place for students and visiting scholars from…read morearound world.It welcomes people from all over the world irrespective of culture and religions. It gives an opportunity to interact with lot of people and make new friends and learn about different cultures and countries. Been here thrice after seeing the events on Facebook. First time for Free Ice cream Social , International Picnic and Community meal.They are welcoming and so friendly and make you feel comfortable. You can cook community meals for the students if you want too and spread your culture or volunteer like taking students to grocery or data entry or pick international students from airports. Pros: --------- Welcoming and Friendly people Opportunity to make friends. Learn about different cultures. Free Food. Enhance your knowledge as you get to meet who are visiting scholars from other countries or phd students. Free Street Parking (4pm- 8pm) Games Room Easy to commute( Right in Downtown) Paid parking with in 4 min walk. Lot of events to meet new peo Cons: -------- None Janelle Fosller( Program Manager) is such a warm and friendly person who makes you feel comfortable and cooks amazing food.o

Coming to the States for the first time, choosing a friendly community with diverse set of folks…read moreand having a fully-equipped home were on the top of my priority list. I learned about ECIR from a friend and I instantly fell in love with the place. It not only checked these parameters but was super convenient in terms of location (important criteria during brutal Michigan winters). It is walking distance from the business school, the school of education and the school of public policy. Further, it is barely couple of blocks away from the frat house, pubs/ bars and restaurants where most parties happen (yet not at all noisy!) I live in a 2 bedroom apartment which is clean, spacious and well-furnished with latest equipments in the kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and living room. Besides, there is always Stoney (the go to guy) to help you with anything you may need. In terms of the community, ECIR is awesome! I have made some great life long friends (outside my business school) from around the world over numerous meals, activities and games like Mafia. People here are non fussy, down to earth and very friendly. Festivals such as Chinese New Year, Graduation Prom, International Fair and Diwali are celebrated here. Also, I love the community meals that happen every week where you get to taste amazing international cuisines made by fellow residents (Yes, free food!). Jessica & team do a wonderful job of taking care of not only your daily needs but also organizing various fun events. (We are all Jessie Lovers here!). Finally, this year Munger was clearly the hype but I decided to not follow the blind trend as ECIR is way more than just a community living. It takes a lot for any large building to be anything like ECIR, given the kind of people it attracts, the cute little personal community it is and various diverse events and activities it hosts for its residents and international students while also being an awesome housing. I love ECIR, it is indeed the best thing that happened to me after Ross here. I would highly recommend to people considering living around Tappan, State, Packard, Hill, Church, Brown or Main St.

They use a spoof number in the add that forwards to your real number. After paying a lot of money…read morefor this add I did not renew and asked them to stop the call forwarding from the spoof number. Still getting tons of spam calls from tractor house bots. Since I didnt renew they are just allowing my number to get spammed.

I was recently visiting U of M for a weekend to catch up with some old HS buddies when they told me…read moreabout this place. After a short explanation, I had to say I was little skeptical about what we would be getting into...but come Sunday, I left Ann Arbor a true believer in The Tractor House and all that it stands for. Long story short: Good people, great times, memories made and even more forgotten. My suggestion next time you're in Ann Arbor? Take a ride on the Tractor and never look back. You will not regret it.

Great organization! Well organized! Vital to the community! They provide food to anyone who…read moreneeds it.

I volunteer at the Food Gatherers Community Kitchen inside the Shelter Association of Washtenaw…read moreCounty every Tuesday. The community kitchen is just one example of how the organization endeavors to provide nutritional meals to those in our community. There are a number of ways to contribute to Food Gatherers. You can volunteer at the warehouse on 1 Carrot Way, inside the community kitchen (cook, clean and serve) or as a Food Runner delivering meals. Individuals can also volunteer for special events. Visit the website to learn more and sign up as an individual or as a group. Food Gatherers offers meals to anyone in Washtenaw County in need 364 days a year. Anyone in need is welcome to come for a meal; Lunch is served Monday-Friday 12-1pm and dinner is 5:30-6:30pm. On the weekends and holidays, from 3:00-4:00pm there is one community meal.

This was a place of hope after rehab. It was learned quickly that people are on their own, no…read moresupervision or guidance.

They care about their clients and all of the people who work/volunteer there are very passionate…read moreabout bettering the recovery community.