My experience with this company so far has been pretty transparent and on time. Case workers like ,…read moreJessica, Kesha and Tresure have been very helpful and patient with explaining the process since it's my first time using this resource. Hopefully my experience continues this way throughout my journey with them. Thanks!

I was not satisfied with the service at connection for children!!!! I took in 2 Forster kids in the…read morebeginning of the month of September 2019 they stayed in my care to the middle of October 2019 and they refuse to pay me for my full services. For the full time that they where in my care. I then spoke to perla Velasquez who worked my case, chell who is another worker, Debra the manger of perla, Martha the payment department, and shante from HR! I GAVE COPIES OF EVERYTHING FROM THE FOSTER MOM SIGING THEM IN AND OUT AND OTHER DOCUMENTS OF PROOF!! if the ceo would like to resolve this issue please feel free to email me Shanea.anderson3@gmail.com P.S I will be reporting this to the BBB

3/11/2026: I am a Senior Citizen. We are raising our grandson, whose mama passed away. (my…read moredaughter). I hurt my dominant right wrist and was in a splint and sling for over a week, and cannot drive. My Wonderful Husand has been a God-send and stepped up.. But he has been called away to help his elderly mother, in Florida. I also had surgery on my right big toe the day before yesterday. I called Meals on Wheels a week ago to get set up to help us, in case I could not drive. Fortunately, the Doctor's released me, and I can drive to the store. Meals on Wheels delivered to us for two days. The food is more bland than I prefer, but my tummy is full and the food is nutritious. There was a little mix up on the first day, but that got straightened out. I thought I would need Meals on Wheels for 11 days but we only used it for two. Cancelling is easy. I can see how this is a great (and needed) service for people homebound and a great opportunity to give back and to Volunteer. Thank you Suzanne for your graciousness to us.

Thank you Mills on wheels for everything that you have done. I would like to congratulate them and…read morethe people that fund them. And so much more that you guys have to offer you have been a great addition to my livelihood. And you have helped me better the quality of my life and my wellness with all the impairments that I have I'm so grateful to you all for what you guys do my hats off too those of you who have received this gift from Meals on Wheels this is my way of giving back to you shouting it out loud thank you Meals on Wheels for being a part of my better quality of life.

Went in for a visit. Came out a cat dad…read more The Cat Lounge Café is the real deal. What immediately stood out is how well the cats are treated -- they have full freedom to roam, plenty of toys to keep them entertained, and they're well fed and cared for. You can tell this place genuinely prioritizes making it a warm, comfortable space for the cats while they wait for their forever home. It's not a shelter -- it feels like a home. The staff made the whole adoption experience seamless. Jude especially was incredibly kind, helpful, and knowledgeable -- exactly the kind of person you want guiding you through the process. The rest of the team matched that same energy, and it made everything feel easy and stress-free from start to finish. My girlfriend and I couldn't be happier -- we found our girl Pinky, and she's already stolen our hearts. 10 out of 10, would recommend this café to anyone thinking about adopting. Don't hesitate, just go.

I came as part of an adaptation process to meet the cats, so this is not the usual guest…read morereservation experience. However the staff are some of the most wonderful people and absolutely cares for their flurry friends without question. The cats are given full access to the whole space, they own the place and we are just guests. Most of them are absolutely comfortable with people walking around so you can tell they are definitely well treated. They do have a coffee bar that I ended up getting a black. Coffee is decent, but you didn't come here for the coffee. You came to spend time with flurry friends. Prices are very reasonable as well. You can't go wrong if you just want a couple hours away from the busy day and be accompanied by some very friendly cats! If you are looking to adopt a cat they do work with KittenRescue so you are in wonderful hands. The process is smooth, quick, and just overall a very pleasant experience.

I can't say enough good things about the Peer Certification Support Specialist training at SHARE!…read morein Culver City. The trainers are truly incredible--organized, knowledgeable, and deeply intentional about creating a space that feels safe, supportive, and full of care. It's genuinely one of the most loving learning environments you could imagine. I came in feeling scared to pursue this new challenge, especially since it had been a long time since I'd been in a classroom. From the very beginning, I was amazed at how engaging, encouraging, and thoughtfully designed the program is. It's not only fun--it's clearly built for our success. What truly sets SHARE! apart is their commitment to accessibility. They offer a scholarship option, cover the cost of the state exam, and remove so many financial barriers that often stop people from even starting. While they don't directly provide job leads, they support you every step of the way--through resume building, interview preparation, and ongoing encouragement--so you're fully equipped to move forward with confidence. Thank you to SHARE! for literally sharing the steps that are helping me rebuild a new future, and for doing the same for so many others.

I go to meetings here twice a week. Lovely people and a good space. There are all kinds of meetings…read moreand resources for those who need them. Thank you share.

My 400th Yelp review!…read more @ReadingtoKids is a grassroots organization that aims to inspire the love of reading to children living in underprivileged areas of Los Angeles. Every second Saturday of the month, volunteers go to different elementary schools in the LA area. At these schools volunteers read books to kids that range in age from kindergarten to fifth grade. (Currently there are seven different elementary schools that Reading to Kids volunteers read at. They are Alta Loma Elementary School, Esperanza Elementary School, Gratts Elementary School, Los Angeles Elementary School, Magnolia Elementary School, Politi Elementary School and White Elementary School). Volunteers come from all walks of life. From students to young professionals, all have a common goal of improving the reading and learning skills of elementary school kids. Reading to Kids volunteers are dedicated to giving these kids the opportunity to succeed in life. At the end of each volunteer session, the kids are given prize books that they can take home. The hope is they can acquire many prize books that will help them further love reading. One of the most endearing moments for me as a volunteer was when at the end of the reading session, a little kindergarten boy came up to me and asked if I could read his prize book to him. As I sat down to read the prize book, more kindergarten kids circled around me and together they listened and pointed to the different pictures in the book. The smiles on the kids faces after was so heartwarming. Soon after one of the parents walked up to me, smiled and said "Thank you." That too was another wonderful moment. Many of the elementary students that come to these reading clubs do not have the privileges that most kids have. They do not have the advantages of having a library, of having a Barnes and Nobles at every corner or of having the latest cell phone. Many come from low income families, they live in impoverished areas and English is their second language. The fortune of these kids comes in attending these Saturday morning reading clubs. These kids go to these reading clubs because they want to learn. They want to succeed. They want the opportunity to have a better life. Seeing these kids so eager to read and to learn, is a humble reminder that learning is a privilege that many take for granted. I love Reading to Kids and I'm thankful to my high school friend who first introduced me to this great volunteering opportunity. The elementary schools kids are simply endearing. I also am amazed by all the good hearted people who volunteer. I am in much admiration of the amount of folks that go out and sacrifice their Saturday mornings to volunteer. (Some stats: Reading to Kids has an average of about 300 plus volunteers reading to an average of 780 plus children every month). I being a volunteer myself know that giving up a Saturday is totally worth it. The opportunity to be able to make a difference in these kids' lives and give them a better chance to succeed in life is simply priceless.

Many moons ago, I worked at a continuation school in Compton. The high school students I worked…read morewith didn't know basic multiplication, had no textbooks and were reading at a 5th grade level. Saddened by how badly the educational system had failed these kids I wanted to do something for them. I wrote a letter to Scholastic and they sent over boxes and boxes of books so we could create a library on campus! Around that time I somehow got on the Reading to Kids e-mail newsletter and have been meaning to get involved. I finally signed up and did it! Here's how easy it is to get involved. -Sign up online -Show up (they provide a light breakfast) -Read to the Kids -Do an arts and crafts project with the kids -Go to El Cholo for free appetizers and meet other volunteers -Repeat once a month You can read to kids from kindergarden to 5th Grade. You read in pairs. You get anywhere from 3-8 kids. It's so easy and these kids are so fun to be with, I think everyone should spend one Saturday a month doing this!

We decided to pop into Timeless Treasures after lunch to browse, and unfortunately the experience…read morewas a bit of a letdown. The shop has a lot of small decorative items and vintage-style trinkets, but many of them felt significantly overpriced for what they were. A lot of the pieces looked similar to items you can find at places like BTS, The Council, or Out of the Closet--just with a much steeper markup here. Because of that, it was hard to justify actually buying anything. That said, it's still a fun spot to wander through if you enjoy browsing eclectic knickknacks and vintage-style decor. It's good for a quick peruse, but personally I wouldn't plan on spending much money here.

After a Yelp Elite event at LATea, I walked around the block to check out other businesses…read more Walked passed this unassuming store and it's a thrift store that has great selections of used clothes, house wears, and furnitures. Staff were there but didn't greet me or anything. No biggie. You can easily find good labels here for under $10, like Levi's, Zara, Top Shop ...etc. They have an extensive area in the back for "higher end" clothes, and home furnishings.

I felt truly honored to volunteer with Baby2Baby. This nonprofit does incredible work supporting…read morefamilies--not only providing essentials for babies, but also helping parents in meaningful ways. Seeing the impact they've had on so many families was inspiring. If you're ever looking for a volunteer opportunity, I highly recommend reaching out to them. It's a great option for group volunteering, can count as a tax write-off, and most importantly, it's perfect for anyone with a big heart who wants to give back. An amazing organization doing truly important work.

I volunteered at Baby2Baby to help those in need from the LA Fires in January 2025. It was a great…read moreexperience and I highly recommend others to give back with this organization. I arrived early as I drove to LA straight after dropping off the kiddos at their pre-school in Long Beach. Upon arrival, security directed me to the rooftop parking lot (he even ushered me to the restroom as I needed to go lol). Checking in was a breeze. You sign in either by their tablet or on your phone via QR code. The staff were all friendly, informative and very organized. For this particular volunteer session, our group packaged warm sweaters and jackets for women and children. We took inventory, wrote a little note, and then attached a little squishmallow for flare. Time went by super quick! Looking forward to going back to help out again!

Whenever you're in a give back mood - volunteer at Project Angel Food!! I have been volunteering…read moreat PAF for years by way of my job and I absolutely love it at PAF!! I lead Impact Volunteer Day for coworkers and working with Robert & Jonathan @ PAF was a breeze. They were very quick with responding & upon arrival to PAF made our experience rewarding from start to finish! They blessed us with a couple boxes of their delicious cookies & gave everyone one of their beautiful PAF bracelets. We also got to eat a delicious lunch prepared by Chef Basil! It's a great way to make a difference. To Volunteer, send an email with your name and contact information to volunteers@angelfood.org.

Great place to volunteer at whether you're with a group or on your own. You get to meet new people…read moreand really see how a kitchen works, except it's definitely more friendly than what's shown in the Bear Hulu show. Location is conveniently located in the heart of Hollywood. They have their private parking lot which is very helpful! Our shift started at 8:15am and orientation was about 10 minutes. Then you wash your hands, get your kitchen attire (net, gloves, apron), and get assigned your station. We were chopping veggies, seasoning items, slicing cake, and even packaging the ready made meals for deliveries! There's so much you can help with and staff are friendly, even when everyone's running around everywhere. And if you like, you can eat there after your shift too. Overall, I would totally come back again!

I've always had problems with charities. Kind Footprint addresses all the problems I have had with…read morecharities. 1. 100% transparency. 2. Innovative solutions. 3. Direct aid. 4. Key Partnerships. I love how Kind Footprint attack multi faceted problems. Their #KindPeriod campaign (providing menstrual cups) not only addresses the stigma of menstruation but tackles the environmental and health issues that come with today's menstrual products.

Working with Kind Footprint is a joy. Like most non-profits, they exude positivity and a true…read moredesire to help. What makes them different is their excellence in organization. They've instituted systems to ensure clarity in communications, transparency in accounting and logistics, and accountability in delivering based on clearly agreed-upon expectations. This is a rarity in charitable organizations. I look forward to expanding Proyecto Florecer's relationship with Kind Footprint.

Easy parking, friendly and efficient staff, nice clean facility. I plan on returning as soon as I'm…read moreeligible.

Very clean place to donate! The staff is very nice and informative. Sadly I didn't get snacks thoughread more