I've debated writing this review, but the experience I had has bothered me for a while. I love…read morethrifting, and I especially love supporting second-hand stores that support smaller charitable organizations. But when I went to this location I was completely ignored. Normally, if a store is really busy or recognizes me at least before I leave the store, I don't let it bother me. But when I'm one of a few people in the store, there's an abundance of staff, and I'm in the store unrecognized for a long time- I start to feel unwelcome and uncomfortable. This is how I felt at this store. So I left. And off to support other charitable stores I've gone. The end.

The Assistance League of the Bay Area resale shop is the best of the Clear Lake Area! The shop is…read moreextremely clean, the volunteer staff are friendly and vivacious, and the merchandise is top notch. I have found several designer items at low prices! In addition to shopping here, I make several donations a year. Although I am dropping off donations, I never leave empty handed!

American Legion Riders from Post 554 escorting our wounded veterans and their families every year…read morefrom S.A. to Kemah. STMSFR

Fun place for a chili cook off. Cheap beer, friendly folks and a great atmosphere.read more

Was really there when I needed help. Didn't really appreciate that I had to discuss my business at…read morea counter out in the open though. Already extremely humbling, then to discuss openly to a stranger. The Hispanic lady at the front was very loud and not the slightest bit discreet. To be completely honest, I didn't get a good vibe from the older gentleman. I began to explain my tough situation to him and he simply replied with "just fill out the form and come back prepared for your scheduled appointment." A lot of times people just need someone to talk to. Not to be pushed aside and forced to "prove" why you're having problems. The taller long haired American lady I visited with the second time I was there was very nice.

From the owner: Interfaith Caring Ministries (ICM) is a non-profit agency which assists those in need who live in…read morethe Texas Bay Area, specifically in Clear Creek and Friendswood ISDs. Our mission is to honor our faiths and strengthen our community one family at a time by helping local families, individuals, and seniors in need. ICM seeks to provide services to anyone within the Clear Creek and Friendswood ISD school system in need. This area spans both southern Harris County and northern Galveston County. During times of regional emergencies, ICM will provide services to other areas. According to 2014 statistics from the US Census Bureau, female heads of household with young children suffer from economic hardship more than any other group. In League City, Webster, and Seabrook, that demographic makes up 35%, 44%, and more than 90% of all households whose income falls below federal poverty guidelines, respectively. The most prevalent demographic in our work are single parent homes and 44% of those homes have children under 18 years old. Because of this great need, ICM works diligently to assist families like these from making difficult decisions. During 2016, ICM provided rental assistance and utility assistance to 747 households, helping approximately 1,878 people. ICM staff and volunteers helped 4,437 people with food from our on-site food pantry. School supplies were provided for 280 students last year, and 400 children received Christmas gifts made available through ICM.

It's so big ! Tucked away in the corner - you might drive by and miss it !…read more Full of amazing treasures- stop by when you have time to browse !

I like this store and shop here all the time. Was in last Saturday and was puzzled by the pricing…read moreof glass pie plates priced at $6.00 a piece. Now I realize this store is for fund raising but 6 bucks for a pie plate you can purchase brand new at H‑E‑B for $4.74 and H‑E‑B is priced a little bit higher than Walmart. Just seems odd to me and why they get 3 stars.

Promise Of Clear Creek a such a wonderful place for help, the staff is super friendly and extremely…read morehelpful. I would recommend this place to anyone that needs it. Even if it's just to talk-they listen. Thank you so much for everything you've done for me and my family.

From the owner: Family Promise offers a self-sufficiency program for homeless children and their families. We keep…read morefamilies together and help them re-build their lives back to sustainable independence.

I scheduled a CPR/AED class listed on the American Red Cross site. I drive an hour to the class,…read moreget there and it's cancelled cause the instructor can't get in the building. Wow, how inconsiderate, and unprofessional! Who ever scheduled/listed this class is very unstable. The scheduler should make sure the instructor has access to the building prior to starting the class. Time is money. Poor, poor, customer service but they make sure they take your money prior to class. People showed up on time standing outside waiting, waiting this is ridiculous. Don't list false classes, take ppl money and have them show up and waste their time.

This is a non profit coffee establishment . They support our veterans. The 2 gentlemen at the…read morecounter were very friendly. I enjoyed talking with them. They are located in the corner by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Stop by and support our veterans by having a cup of coffee and conversation with them. The coffee was just like I like it.

Best Coffee ever. Great prices and service is amazing. I love the mission that they are nonprofit…read moreand the proceeds go back to the community. They also are huge supporters or our veterans.

I was a patient here and I can tell you right now, this place wasn't a residential facility by any…read moremeans It may look like one from a distance and that is only when doing a walk through visit I am LGBTQ± identified And have a mental illness Depression This isn't a place for the mentally ill and Certainly nothing safe about this place My mother sent me to this location Come to find out it is a place that uses conversion therapy Most the psychological techs worked second jobs as prison guards and second jobs as prison wardens too From what they opened up to me about I was abused constantly in this place at least 4 times daily Majority of which consisted of male staff taking me to a padded room , and lead to vicious sexual abuse inflicted on me by 4 of the same ones every night and afternoon This place is also mostly a juvenile detention center From what I noticed 95% of the people had P.O.'s parole officers coming to see them weekly We were confined to the unit pretty much 24 / 7 I was constantly beaten and bludgeoned with objects by the male staff A bunch of them were actually related to each other and one inmate actually was under their protection and they used that specific inmate as a pawn to inflict abuse on others as a disciplinary method, in order to keep them in line Majority of the men who restrained and were psychological techs involved in Violating me there I remember their names even After I left there I was diagnosed with PTSD and a pretty critical case of it Doctors told my mother if she had never sent me to that place and left me there, I would have been ok and better of had she not sent me there and left me in that place That place honestly Needs to be shut down completely At least the League City location does

Don't live anywhere near one of their group homes. Filthy Ghetto nurses, cruel to residents both in…read moretheir charge, and even people in neighbouring homes. Once allowed into an apartment building, they will create a gestopo atmosphere, as they change shifts and move their residents from unit to unit. Hurtful cries were heard on numerous occasions. Very disruptive behaviour on the part of the staff. Dirty and u Hygenic.-