A safe place for women and children experiencing homelessness. Showers, meals, job preparation, and…read moreanything they need to get back on their feet.

Oh, I have been. And I will never return…read more If this place doesn't teach to you not drink and drive, nothing will. This is lecture comprised of persons affected by drunk drivers, or drunk drivers themselves who have killed or severely injured others. It's a heart-wrenching cry fest, held in a depressing old woolen mill. If you leave this place as smug as you entered, you cannot be saved.

If there were 10 starts I'd give them 10 stars, if you're looking for a DJ to not only make your…read morewedding memorable but make the planning EASY then please hire Apogee!! Jack was our DJ and he was incredible. Leading up to the wedding he was so chill, answered all of our questions, was so patient, worked with the venue to figure out the set up in advance, collaborated so well with our sax player, and during our actual wedding he made pivots whenever we asked him to. Even late night after our photographer left he captured some INCREDIBLE candid photos without us even knowing because he knew that there wouldn't be professional ones taken!! He went above and beyond. We actually found out about Apogee because we went to a family friend's wedding and they were the DJs which is how we found out about them. They're so kind, so responsive, offered so much guidance, etc. The DJ set up at the actual venue was understated and classy, Jack MC'd the event perfectly, we had a Photo Booth which was awesome.....they literally went above and beyond in every way. If you're needing a DJ, look no further -- you MUST HIRE Apogee!!!!!!!!!! From the bottom of our hearts, thank you Apogee for making our wedding (and the planning leading up to it) so seamless and wonderful. Sarah and James

When I started looking for a company to DJ our wedding, I was told to look no further than Apogee…read more This company really has it together! Their online planning tool is simply AMAZING and I could tell this wasn't their first rodeo. Allen provided some of the best customer service I have ever received in answering some questions and providing support regarding a unique situation with our wedding, and I knew it go off without a hitch. I had the pleasure of speaking with our DJ, Greyson, the day before our wedding and I could already tell that he was an awesome fit for our group. Greyson kept us on schedule, worked fabulously with our guests, took care of some last minute changes AND taught us a few moves on the dance floor. The best part? He didn't lose any steam when 2/3 of our guests left well before the end of the reception. He kept the party going up until the minute we closed things down. Can't recommend this company enough and can't wait to work with them again.

Service was ok, nothing special (and I always tip well and pass along kudos for exceptional…read moreservice). Ambiance was annoying--it was a Sunday evening, down to the last couple hours, but the kitchen staff and/or servers were already whooping it up--and I mean LOUDLY! Actually never heard the like! BUT, after listening to all this, our group's food was surprisingly good--my grilled shrimp (prawns) additions to my House Salad were flavorful and spot on in preparation!

I went back a few days later and WOW! The service was amazing and the food was fantastic! Taco…read moreTuesday for the win! The place was PACKED inside & out. They still rocked it and my chimichanga was so good!

Know before you go: 1) Oregon Humane Society is one of very…read morefew shelters that I have visited that supply ear plugs for visitors to use. May I suggest that you use them when entering dog adoption kennels. The kennels can get very noisy. 2) Meet and greet areas are available for you to get up close and personal with the dogs. 3) One of the keys to a successful dog adoption is finding one whose energy level matches your own. A high energy dog and medium to low energy owner is not a good match. 4) Basic obedience training is a very, very good thing. Believe me, you don't want to be the one chasing your happy-go-lucky dog down a busy street after it got loose! The recall command (come) can literally save your dog's life.

We need to have a serious talk about socialism in this state. You can't even pay money to get the…read morehelp you need. They can't recognize people who have certification that regards them as needing help aka the disabled. They lord over and talk down to you and insult you apparently think very highly of themselves and their political desires but we weren't political creatures we were real human beings and when you can't even bring yourself to help the very people certified to need help something is wrong. But we know what's wrong because we are living in it. Even "Willing to pay..." doesn't motivate a socialist to help or to get you in contact with something anything that CAN help THE PEOPLE who are certified as NEEDING HELP. SOMEONE HELP. And the problem is bigger than just pets. Try to guess.

I've only dealt with the people here over the phone. My caregiver picked up the items I had…read moreordered. Everyone there was so helpful. I can't even say for what all they carry but so far they've had everything in stock that I've needed. I would absolutely recommend them.

Great, friendly, helpful customer service. Had exactly what we needed. Would highly recommend!read more

After reading the only Yelp review...I thought I would post for those interested in working for…read moreMWVCAA. I worked as an on-site cook for 11 yrs. Sure, there were some difficult years, the pay sucks, administration can come down hard at times; keep in mind that MWVCAA is a non-profit agency funded and controlled by the higher bodies of the government for operating funds. That said, during my time with agency, it went through 2 MAJOR operating structures - we lost a lot of employees, administration changes, etc. These changes were not based on employee satisfaction, but for the families in which the Agency serves. Administration ALWAYS had empathy as well as transparency to those who chose to keep an open mind for forward thinking within the agency. At the time that I left, everything was coming together after restructuring, expanding, administration changes. If you are only interested in your bank account, non-profits are not for you. If you have a genuine passion to serve families who can benefit through support and guidance toward a more independent and productive life, MWVCAA is a wonderful employer that offers a vast catalogue of benefits designed for the wellness of its employees. Why did I leave after 11 yrs? Personal reasons not connected with my employment.

I have been connected with CCS for more than 20 years, first as a volunteer, then as a board member…read moreand most recently on staff. Though the organization has had many growing pains through the years, what makes me proud to be connected with CCS is that everyone I encounter there is truly acting out of good will and trying to live up to the values of Love, Justice, Truth and Freedom. My observation has been that CCS is in a constant state of change, and that change always comes from a drive to improve services, transform systems of care when needed, and to be better partners in helping those served to define and reach their goals. No place is perfect, but as a community service organization, I would give CCS my highest recommendation as a place to work, access services or volunteer.

Steve is the example of professional and should be commended for all he does for our community…read more Great place! Highly recommend. They have always done us right. We need more organizations like this in Salem. If you are looking for a non profit to work with, give them a call