Remember that people are giving this food to you, for free. Each adult is responsible for taking…read morecare of themselves and their children so this is your responsibility and you should be grateful for their generosity. Many around Utah keep a food storage and rotate it by giving to the food bank. This is why you get expired food. If it's canned food, it is still good years after the expiration. My family ate a whole case of chili before we noticed it had been expired for 10 years. It was still great, we didn't notice! Don't be offended if some food is expired. 99% of the time it is still perfect.

The hours posted are not right. The sign says they are open until 4pm on Mondays, but they were…read moreclosed up at 3pm.

When you are suffering already enough to need a place to help to keep your family from going hungry…read moreI hope you can do everything they require of you to get help here. I have a physical disability which is why I can't provide for my family and need help but the rules here are so hard to work with. A new rule has now made it so I can't go anymore. They have restricted that only one person go inside and I can't do the walking and shopping and I don't have one person that will be able to go every time for me. In the past I have just taken one person that was available to help. I don't know how single mothers that can't afford babysitters are supposed to come. You get one appointment time every two weeks and if your schedule changes or you can't make it you are out of luck. It is just too bad that help for those that truly need it is so hard to get.

Tabitha's Way provides a great service to our community. Dropping off donations is very easy and…read morevery much appreciated.

I'm about to quit donating. I'm tired of being flooded with calls from them. Text and email first…read moreof all. But every time I go. I do the rapid pass prior. But they're always running late worse than a Dr office. Even first thing in the morning. So I wait from 30 min to a hr together started. Then all the reparative paper work. It's getting old fast. I haven't quit yet. Because I know blood is needed.

The Red Cross offers the most comprehensive Adult First Aid / CPR / Automated External…read moreDefibrillator (AED) Certification there is ... and most respected. While I was a little ticked to find out that there wasn't a class in the SLC area in all of March, I hoofed it out to Provo to their Red Cross class. The facility isn't much to write home about, but they have all the equipment to get top-flight training. Their training is "blended", meaning you spend most of the time learning online, then you come to class to put into practice what you've learned. The training was conducted by Ted Bisping, who did a good job not just with the material, but "real-life" scenarios he had personally experience. We spent half the class in expanding on the basics, the second practicing scenarios. Of course, there was work on the CPR dummies (clean, shiny, and brand-spanking new!) You really have to put this part in action because there's a lot of physicality when giving around 100 compressions a minute! For the First Aid, we worked with partners on treating severe wounds. Bloody good training, so-to-speak. They also had a baby / child CPR section that used baby dummies. I was also a little ticked the thing was scheduled for an hour, and it ran 90+. After getting out of the stuffy room and home and getting my certificate, I was a little more pleased with the whole experience. Move over Fray, the Red Cross is the best place to learn How To Save A Life.

I have had my little girl here for over 7 months, and could not be happier with this organization…read more They have a clean and organized facility, their prices are fair, their faculty is experienced and always goes above and beyond. Not to mention that they are right across the street from a hospital (which always gives me some peace of mind). I like that the daycare is only a small portion of what they do and that they are focused on the education and growth of my little baby. I highly recommend Kids on the Move.

From the owner: Kids on the Move is a nonprofit organization based in Orem, UT dedicated to empowering children,…read moreone family at a time. KOTM has an umbrella of independent operating pillar programs: Autism Center, Early Intervention, Early Head Start, Family Support Services, Respite Care, Preschool & Childcare.

I moved to Provo a year and a half ago, and I am shocked at how much the prices have increased at…read morethis DI just in that amount of time. The kids clothes are priced outrageously. $8 for a size 2T Nike sweater with the logo peeling off. $5 for a size 12 month long sleeve t-shirt from Kohls. $5 for a size 18 month jumpsuit from Old Navy. Some of these items were probably a similar price or less expensive when they were purchased new! This is not a consignment store. These items are donated for FREE. Any price they're sold at is a profit for DI. Please, bring back reasonable, thrift store prices!

The cashier Maria didn't know how to count basic change (pennies vs. dimes) and couldn't process a…read moresimple split payment between cash and card. She acted like I was the one causing the issue, even though it was a normal transaction. Very unprofessional and frustrating experience.

Great concept and new location…read more These guys moved from a small leased garage to a much bigger abandoned business on the East side of Provo in 2016. They are a DIY shop where bikers of all ages come to buy, donate and refurbish bikes. First time going I spent three hours working on a used Raleigh road bike. There is usually 2-3 staff members around and one will usually greet you. The trick here is to Quickly ask questions, find a spot to work at and be patient. The guy working admitted that he wasn't very experienced but together we fixed the bad wheel. Spent about $20 for his assistance. A week later the wheel was off again. I brought it back (2 hours more) and worked on it with a more experienced guy. Spent another $20 Rode it once and off again. Recently found out that they gave me the wrong wheel. Went back but no wheel was available. Great concept and open on Saturdays. You can also donate used bikes here.

I received a lot of help from Sam, he is one of the mechanics. I got there like 30 mins before they…read moreclosed and I was expecting to have to leave at 6 but Sam took a lot of time with me to get my bike all fixed even after they had closed and to make sure that the problem won't happen again with my gear box wire. Everyone in the shop was very friendly and never made me feel dumb for the problems I had with my bike. Very awesome place.