Love this place!! I love thrift stores and this one is far most the most reasonable!!! Very clean…read moreand easy to rummage!! I truly can go every day...love it!!

go here all the time. excellent services. yes this place used to be all chaotic. But now since they…read morecleaned uped and got great workers here now, its a place for loving and giving services.

I came to the new location at the Fabian Garcia Research Center, they are open Monday-Friday 9-4…read more They feature over 100 different varieties of seeds. They also have hot sauces with free samples. There are various items in the store such as, dish towels, reusable bags, jewelry, dog toys, jerky, wind chimes and much more! Don't let the construction on University discourage you, there is a back entrance if you come down W College AVE. I had a great experience and the Chile Pepper Institute, it is a non profit and all proceeds go back into paying the student employees and furthering research. I will definitely be coming back!

Worth a visit . Bit hard to find authentic signage is poor- located on NM State University campus…read moreon second floor in the building. Seeds, gifts, sauces, and other pepper stuff!!

Just happened to be by here on May 21st, so I stopped in. The place was really clean, but seemed to…read morebe geared mostly toward ladies. Which is cool, since they weren't interested in the heavy 10.5 inch square Lodge Cast-iron skillet, that I found. It was an Old Style Skillet, which I prefer. Hey I'm a guy that was born in the first half of the last century. Maybe I'm an Old Style Man also, it works for me. The price was fantastic, and it went to its new home. NFS it's been re-homed. Until next time. Thanks Ladies.

Best thing place to go to! It's clean and has good prices. If you just want to look it's a must…read moreat see store. Grab it while you are there cuz if you hesitate someone else will come in and take it!!!

Outstanding, important work done here. I urge everyone who can to donate blood, as you never know…read morewhen it will be you or a loved one who in turn will need blood.

My son and his girlfriend home burned down Jan 22, 2017. They lost everything they owned except the…read moreclothes they had on. The Red Cross in Las Cruces, NM gave them some initial help, and said don't do anything else until your case worker contacts you. That was over a week ago, but after many phone calls, the case worker has not contacted them. And the original Red Cross person who came to do the intact information, keeps passing the buck and saying call the case worker...but the case worker never responds, or has tried to contact them. Meanwhile, they still have no place to stay and need help with housing, replacing their documents and are basically having to put their lives on hold. They were told, "Don't worry, you will have follow up help after the fire"....but crickets chirping. Then today, Red Cross has put an ad online for donations to help Syrian Refugees. That's OK, but these kids are US citizens who've paid taxes, who'd parents did as well and who's fathers are US Veterans.

It was a strange place to drop off my donation. I had to leave everything outside after ringing a…read moredoor bell. They didn't give me a receipt or have anyone greet me To take my stuff.

I'm not surprised that is place has such negative google reviews. They must have been able to rid…read morethemselves of bad yelp reviews by stating a new account. I wanted to share with all of you the experience my mother had with this shelter. My mom was fleeing from a near by state and La Casa brought her 500 miles from where she was had been living. They housed her for 3 months. She was in a hotel the first month. The minute she arrived in Las Cruces she begged for assistance with stuff related to DV, but they ONLY provided shelter. She appreciated that. But when my mother exited, she was worst off then when she arrived. She met with her case manager each week she was there. And every week with an outside case manager once she left. She abided by all the rules and was constantly doing "intakes" over and over. She often had to refill-out paperwork, because they were claiming to have "lost" the originals. When ever she begged for help or assistance, they would tell her we'll immediately "staff" that. Then she'd wait a week, and they'd still not have any answers for her. She told me that she made friends with several other shelter participates. La Casa claimed to help or assist with "transitional housing" My mother told me that several of the other women (and even men) just returned to their abusers because La Casa did nothing to assist them with housing once they left the shelter. Many just ended up in the LC homeless shelters. She said this (Nubia?) person in housing was the worst. She did the intake, my mom signed the paperwork, and then never heard from this woman again. She never returned my mother's calls or emails. And when my mom tried to follow up with her, crickets. Now how is this helping a woman (or a man) that has experienced DV? My mother is friends with several individuals in the Santa Fe (roundhouse) That's what they call the state legislature in NM. I told her that maybe they need to pull the state funding for the non-profit-until La Casa can show they are really helping DV victims who they take in and are leaving them in better place than when arrived at this organization. My mother's advice: seek help elsewhere in NM if you're a victim of domestic violence.

United Way of SW New Mexico is a great way to meet your needs to support the community as a donor…read more Contact them and get more information on how you can make the impact you want in your community.