I am not going to dock this company for their food because their company is about getting people…read morehelp, not being a restaurant. They showed up at the Fall Fest and their chili was a bit bland, not even salt in there. They did however have a bottle of the best Saracha sauce that i have ever tasted which mad the meal very tasty. Along with that they had big chunks of perfectly cooked stake in their.

Food for thought used to be a place of safety and kindness, but now that all of the food fairies…read morehave left and been replaced by mainly paid only staff the love is gone. They have almost nothing for selections and the staff is cold. I miss the days when the food fairies ran this place. There was a lot of love and they always went the extra mile.

The Laguna De Santa Rosa is a spectacular land and water asset here in Sonoma County. It's a…read morewetland that borders the cities of Santa Rosa, Windsor, Rohnert Park, Cotati, and Sebastopol. It a major 250 square mile watersheds that sustains the entire Santa Rosa Valley ecosystem before emptying into the Russian River. The Laguna Foundation has worked for over 25 years to conserve, and restore the Laguna while providing great Educational programs. Mary and I just attended "Duck Day" in the Foundation's Heron Hall building. It was an outstanding program on the waterfowl found in the Laguna. The Foundation provides a wide range of programs including walks, lectures, and special programs for the kids. The Laguna is also a great place to Kayak and see wildlife when during the wet times when the water is up. Highly recommended! Check it out!

The treasure that Laguna de Santa Rosa is has been hidden in plain sight.... the appearance is…read moredisarming, the ED and Manager of Heron Hall are quiet and focused. They manage a number of volunteers as well as staff to do the work of saving species and preserving native plants. All this help the wildlife which use the Laguna area for their home. From the top of Mt Hood to the Sonoma County Botanical gardens, along all the creeks, streams to the river, they work to keep things alive and working to reclaim the land. Thank you all at The F

While only currently open 11am-2pm in Wednesdays, this is great place to find in-home hospice and…read moreother physical rehabilitation related equipment. See website for the list of what they offer, what they can/cannot accept as donations. A friend had a bedside commode they used after hip surgery, so after a thorough clean I dropped it off. I was able to pick up a shower chair and a walker with a seat that they very much needed. Volunteers are very friendly and helpful. Parking in the moving company lot was easy. You have to keep an eye out for the signs to see where to pull in.

MOVED to 3650 Standish Ave., Santa Rosa. Great place to donate and get recycled medical equipment…read moreand supplies!

I loved The Living Room when I lived in Santa Rosa.. Rhey were very supportive of my toddler and…read moremyself.

I had someone come to prune and my apricot tree is now dying. Iris plants were dug up and put in…read morethe pile to go to the dump. I specifically expressed I needed to get pruning done, but he didn't know what to do. Another time I employed a maid who stole some of my drugs.

I have used laborers from you several times with no issues. That is why I keep coming back. I…read moreobtain workers from you guys for roofing assistance on 1000 sqft of my own roof on 1-18 and 1-19. I was very clear with what I wanted with Alba. I needed a few guys fit enough for the job, who knew what they were doing, and had their own tools. I provided all supplies. I know how to roof myself so I could provide direction and help. You sent Caesar, Mauricio, and Francisco. You told me that it would be $35 dollars an hour each and that they would use their own tools at no additional cost. When they got to my house Saturday at 9am, I explained what I wanted. I was told that it was too much work, but they would do it for $500 each per day. They said they could get the job done in the two days scheduled. I already had everything set up and supplies delivered. So I agreed because spending $3000 on labor didn't seem unreasonable to me and I figured they could use the money. Those two days became a 4 day nightmare! My roof still isn't done, Ceasar and Mauricio did nothing but fight with each other, and they demanded more money to complete the roof. I paid them another $500 each on Monday but refused to do so on Tuesday. They told me on Monday that they were coming back on Tuesday to finish the roof. I thought that meant they didn't want money because I already paid each man $1500 to do the job but was wrong. Tuesdays evening when they packed up to leave they demanded another $500 each. I refused and demanded that they leave. I now have an incomplete roof and was swindled by the three guys you sent. You need to correct this by sending someone to finish my roof at your expense and giving me back the $2500 dollars I was swindled out of. These three men should not be used as laborers again.

The Angela Center is in a surprisingly secluded, rural part of Santa Rosa, off the Old Redwood…read moreHighway. One can hear the distant hum of the 101, drives by a horse pasture. Parking is a tricky situation (follow the signage)- and it's an act of faith to drive on the narrow, steep roads. The main building isn't self-explanatory. On Wednesday mornings, they have a women's group called Julian's Cell, meditating to New Agey Celtic music. It's in a small chapel adorned with a cerulean mosaic. Julian's Cell is a small, friendly, welcoming group. It's a quiet, New Agey place with an androgynous crucifix, a statue of Our Lady beside a labyrinth, and an icon of Our Lady of Guadalupe. It's a place for rest and peace.

I attended a retreat at Angela Center through Spirit Rock. When I first learned that my retreat…read morewould not be held on the Spirit Rock campus, I was disappointed. I'd heard good things about it. The pictures I found online of Angela Center definitely made the campus seem creepy (myriad of crucifixes, stations of the cross, etc.). When I first arrived, it looked and felt more welcoming than the pictures would suggest. It's bright (except for the chapel itself), very clean, and very well-organized. The rooms are small and efficient, equipped with air conditioning and heat. The beds are super comfortable. The grounds are beautiful, peaceful, and idyllic with birds singing, lizards sunning themselves, and a couple of cats who ask for pets and scratches. It's full of fruit trees and bright flowers blooming everywhere, lush foliage, and full, healthy trees. I am certain that this was a perfect spot for a Spirit Rock (or any) retreat space. I definitely recommend this center for a retreat or meeting.

Avoid at all costs! This place was recently taken over by new, ultra-evangelical Christian…read moremanagement and is not a welcoming place for non-religious folks to get/stay sober. The rules change all the time, are poorly communicated, and unfairly enforced. The only saving grace here is the residents - many of whom are exploring other places to live - given all of the new changes. You're better off somewhere like Pura Vida. If you are in early recovery, you are NOT safe at LifeRock. We had a resident who was hallucinating from withdrawals and instead of calling 911 or driving her to the hospital, the house manager tried to call her an Uber. I didn't feel comfortable putting someone in that condition in a cab to fend for herself, so I took a day off of work and personally drove the resident to the hospital to ensure she was checked in safely - she was later admitted to the ICU. Actions speak louder than words, and LifeRock's actions put residents' safety and recovery at risk. Also there are mouse droppings, ants, and fruit flies all over the Windsor house kitchen.

life rock has saved my life, ive been here almost 7 months now. i came here desperate for help and…read morethey have given me exactly what i need. structure, strength, support and patience. i've had 2 relapses here so far, and they have treated me with kindness and respect each time, especially the house director brittany, she has been here for me through rough times, always checks in with me and lets me know shes here if i need support, i trust her with everything and always feel comfortable going to her for help. the only issues i've had with this place are other residents which, if you're in an SLE its bound to happen living with multiple other people. ive grown to be grateful for my life and able to do the things i need to do in order to build my life up and make myself proud. i do recommend this place if you're looking for help in sobriety, i was scared to come here especially since i am so young but ive been met with kindness and grace throughout.

Love this private fraternal organization with a social quarters inside. Service is great and food…read moreis awesome! Very reasonably priced too!

Great place to hang out with friends great dinners on Friday night and good food for the price…read moreduring the week