My 11 year old son went to the full daycamp this summer. He loved it and it was not expensive at…read moreall ($85 per week). There are a few extra that you have to pay for (t-shirt for field trips and bigger field trips like Mulligans and Drytown). Everything is done online for registration, which makes it super simple. Location is older, but big and clean. The staff is great! The have lots of themed activities each week for the kids! Highly recommend...

Best child care I have ever had the pleasure of attending! My son is 6 years old and he has been a…read morefew different places for child care, including school and every time he's always cried when it was time to drop him off. When school ended I needed someone to watch him so I could continue to work. When I told him about the boys and girls club he was very anxious and worried, but after his first day he loves the boys and girls club! He even begged me to take him on our day home together. I'm blown away with how much he loves it. The staff has always been super nice and helpful and the check in & check out process is super easy and fast! I highly recommend this place to everyone!!!

We had such a wonderful time at Wild Wind Ranch! I took an 18-month-old to visit the farm animals,…read moreand he had an absolute blast. He loved the cats and horses and was completely fascinated by the chickens! The owners are incredibly nice and welcoming. There is no fee to visit the animals--you just need to let them know you are coming and check in when you arrive. If you're interested in horseback riding, this also seems like a great place because the horses appear beautiful, gentle, and very well cared for. And I must mention how very clean they keep everything, which is no small feat for a ranch. They also work with the Inland Regional Center clients in the SDP program. If you're not quite in the program yet, they can work with you. You just need to talk to them. I highly recommend visiting Wild Wind Ranch, especially with little ones who love animals!

Christy is amazing! We rented out the ranch for my…read moredaughter's baby shower and let me tell you, it was the best experience we have ever had throwing a party. All our guest were in love with the ranch and the animals. Her prices are extremely fair and she welcomes you like family. You can tell that she has a heart of gold and wants to make it special for everyone who steps foot on her ranch, the animals are so sweet and gentle. The ranch is clean and full of fun for all ages. Can't wait to go back. Thank you Christy for making my daughter's day so special.

Since this is only recycling business I use, I cannot compare them. But obviously, I am satisfied…read more On Saturdays they may be really busy but they are quick and just go about their business of unloading your car and giving you a receipt. In addition to pop bottles and cans, I want to recycle wine bottles and don't care that they do not pay for those. I believe they were once set up to allow customers to contribute their pay-outs to our son's Boy Scout troop. Maybe they still do that with other non-profits. I hope they recycle cardboard whether they pay or not. I don't want it to go to the landfill.

Be careful when you go in and sell your recycles, specially copper. Called in asking how much…read morecopper was selling for and dude said $4.40. When he gave me the receipt it said $3.75. Make sure yall pay attention.

Went smoothly and quick thank you!!! The guy in there was super helpful by helping me take out bags…read moreof clothes :)

Great place to donate items. I called beforehand and made sure that they were open and was able to…read moredonate stuff. The whole process was easy. You enter through their garage, where a friendly security guard helps guide you through the process. They also provide donation receipts if needed. They accept almost everything, including men's and women's clothing, books, shoes, and unbroken kitchenware. The only items they don't accept are children's clothing. The security guard let us know that the donations go directly to people experiencing homelessness, and there is also a women's recovery center upstairs that many of the items support. It feels much better donating here compared to street donation bins that often get tampered with. Highly recommend donating here if you're looking for a meaningful place to give back and wanting to donate your items.

When I visited this incredible organization recently, Paula, one of the cofounders of the Apex…read moreProtection Project, shared this sober fact with our group: it is quite possible that wolves will become extinct during our lifetime. Wolves have an ominous reputation: Vicious. Violent. Bloodthirsty. Villainous. Think of the fairy tales we grew up with...Little Red Riding Hood...The Three Little Pigs. The bad guy? The wolf. The image of a wolf devouring helpless little children and animals gets seared in our brains from a very early age. Paula and Steve, the founders of Apex, want to shatter that image. Part of their mission is to teach others about the gifts wolves offer to humanity. And they do that by offering incredible educational experiences to the public. I participated in one of these experiences, an opportunity to meet and hike with their pack, which includes seven wolves and wolfdogs. This experience also included a light dinner and a outdoor soundbath with one of the wolves, Kona, in attendance. Feeling his soft nuzzle on my face during the soundbath was an experience I'll never forget. One of the first things Paula and Steve did was to show us how to interact with the wolves and wolfdogs upon entering their enclosures. I was a little nervous at first. One of the first wolfdogs I met, Sarge, approached everyone in our group and gave out plenty of kisses. My nervousness immediately evaporated. In fact, the entire pack is incredibly sweet and lovable. It truly is an extraordinary experience. Sarge's story will remind you of the good that still exists in this world. He was rescued by Paula and Steve after his leg was severely injured in a fall. The family that owned him couldn't afford surgery and he was at risk of being euthanized. Paula and Steve, along with a donor named Barbara, arranged for Sarge to receive treatment which included his leg being fitted with a titanium plate so it could properly heal. You will fall in love with Sarge for his affectionate nature and grit. I sure did. Hiking with the pack was unforgettable. The scenery is gorgeous, but even more gorgeous is watching the pack frolic and run on the open land. Omg. The soundbath was conducted by Kirsten Korot. It was such a tranquil experience hearing Kirsten play her instruments outdoors on a chilly evening in the desert. And like I said, I was lucky to have Kona approach me during the soundbath. It's really difficult to put into words how moving that was. Just before the soundbath, as the sun was slowly starting to set, we watched the pack howl. That sound and its acoustics will touch you to your core. If you can, try this experience! Learn more about wolves, defy stereotypes, experience nature, meet some extraordinary people whose passion in protecting wolves and wolfdogs will move and inspire you. Learning and interacting shatters fear and ignorance, and I think that in today's world, we need that more than ever. Check out Apex Protection Project's website to learn more about their mission and to sign up for one of their hikes. I highly recommend it. You won't regret it. It's powerful, moving, and good for the soul.

These people have dedicated their lives to rescuing and protecting wolfdogs and wolves bred into…read morethe pet trade and then abused. They also fight for the rights for wolves in the wild - an apex species that helps ecological balance. All this is supported through donations from caring people. DONATE PLEASE! Contact them. Visit them. It is wonderful.

I give where Spirit guides me, and I am grateful for being able to give. GRACE RESOURCE CENTER is…read moredoing what needed to be done, I AM grateful! I am PRAYING FOR... also meditating on jobs increases for those without to have MORE from within, creating change for themselves and seeing the results with ABUNDANCE outside themselves. Nevertheless, in the *state of being* meaning becoming MORE, then able with giving back... I KNOW they will and are! Furthermore, I love going by giving monies to those outside waiting for a placement of shelter as there are so many PEOPLE awaiting a bed, or space or IN NEED of nourishment. If you've been there before, or have slept outside... been hungered malnutrition, you will comprehend, God's eternal love from within is Infinite. Therefor, I KNOW these people care, as GOD IS everywhere GIVING a helping hand. From the buying of products within the small east side of lancaster, which helps organize tax payers fundamental growth to the entire lancaster city which in turns helps expand tax dollars in automatically aligned Antelope valley structures which are driven upon to bring goods in and out of the area.. which in turns causes growth within the southern California region to the state of California.. which in the event of progress of profits in turns expands the environmental functions of the state legislatures of the ENTIRE region of California which in turns effects it's neighboring states crossed thereby transportation with all necessities coming in and OUT of the booming states which in turns midst this fractal of oscillating life.. brings about growth status.. for each state of the United states.. which in turns sets the stage of life in All countries represented as humanities evolving changes, by.. progression.. thought.. action applied from organelles to.. individuals in each concept of reality through consciousness.. IN FACT these women and men from within the Grace Resource Center.. are a RESOURCES of humanities PROGRESSION by evolving for as each item is bought it is paying BACK take dollars.. nonetheless paying BACK Moral functions of humanities growth and change.. from within! INFINITE stories of the Individual lives of God.. within us all! The COSMIC FORCES working together WITH the INDIVIDUAL of the WHOLE!

Angelica is very rude. They yell at the people that come in and treat the homeless like inmates. I…read morewas ready to press charges for harassment. I'm glad I won't be going back. I'm also a nursing student completing my hours. I could have had a case. Don't hesitate to call 911 on this woman she's a mess. They need to get someone to replace her. Someone who cares about people. That's an easy lawsuit. The conditions don't look safe the boxes are very heavy. Everyone looks so scared of her. That bullying that's a lawsuit. You're very lucky I didn't have to go back. I have a cousin who's an attorney and I know a lot of law enforcement. I called 911 after leaving this facility. I'm glad I don't have to go back. That woman Angelica needs some mental help. Just ask someone l lady, don't be afraid to get the mental health help you need it ain't that serious. Sheesh.

Mike the receptionist is truly the best -- such a kind and helpful person. I brought my son with me…read moreto donate blood since I didn't have anyone to watch him, and Mike immediately stepped in to help. My baby started crying, and Mike kindly watched over him while I completed my donation. The staff here in Palmdale are incredibly friendly and welcoming. I felt comfortable from the moment I walked in. I'm very satisfied with the service and will definitely donate again to help patients who need blood.

Went by last week to donate at this location for the first time and first I'd like to thank Kayla,…read moreshe was so sweet and helpful, answered all the questions I had and made sure I was comfortable throughout the whole experience. It was my first time donating power red and she explained the entire process, why it's beneficial and when I'd be able to come back again to donate. My experience was quick and painless AND I left with a free shirt! I'll definitely be coming back for further donations at this location :) !!

I would like to give a big thank you to Yoselinne she has…read morebeen great and has helped me and given me the information that I needed. She has gone up and above and given me the best service options available for me. Having people like her and not a automated machine is very appreciated. She is very knowledgeable and very in detail and knows wat she is doing. :)

Maravilla Foundation in Lancaster is an amazing organization which has helped me tremendously when…read morein need for help with my electricity bill and a couple times my propane as well. It has been a life saver at times that I had to choose between paying my electricity or paying for food for the family. I am so grateful for the help I've received as well as the warm and welcoming treatment by the staff, more specifically Maria Torres in Lancaster. Thank you so much Maravilla for helping me stay afloat to continue providing for my children!

My husband and I had our wedding at the Woman's Club in April, and it was such a lovely venue. Our…read morewonderful coordinator (Nancy) made it so easy to figure out dates to view the venue and organize the event. We had our ceremony outdoors and had the reception indoors, which comfortably accommodated our 50 person party (and would certainly accommodate more!) The space was simple, elegant, and exactly what we wanted for our special day. Thank you so much LAWC!! :)

We love the La Crescenta Woman's Club! I've hosted two large parties there (60 and 100 people) and…read morethis venue is absolutely beautiful. They have a great selection of furniture, audio-visual, a stage, piano, kitchen, fireplace, foyer, bridal room, and I'd have to say their restrooms are so pretty. They'll set up the furniture for you, too! I love the warm lighting and ample parking. I highly recommend.

Went here after leaving the Lancaster Shelter. This place is very modern and clean and the workers…read moreare friendly and transparent about the behaviors of the animals there (it helped me to eliminate some animals I came to meet from my list). Met a couple of dogs but did not meet the one sadly. 3 stars because the layout of the place is strange. Some animals you can view right away in their cage/kennel, but many you can only see by having someone get the animal out for you. Just adds more time.

This places treats CATS like VERMIN. I'm so beyond mad at this place. I took a puppy in a while ago…read moreand they told me that they were full at the moment, but they could happily provide supplies for me if I could watch the dog for the night. I agreed because I don't mind taking care of an animal in need despite being a rental that doesn't allow pets. However, when I brought in a kitten it was a different story. I rang the bell three times and got ignored so I went to the front and asked if anyone was working there. I spoke to some lady who seemed annoyed that I brought a cat and told me they don't take cats. Not that they were full, but they don't take cats. I was in disbelief because what do you mean an animal shelter is not taking a certain animal? So I asked if they had any resources and she coldly told me no. Did not offer any supplies. No numbers. Nothing. Just a dismissive no. I went back outside and saw a girl bringing in a cat and I had to tell her they weren't taking cats. She broke down sobbing because she didn't want to give away the cat but had to. I then broke down sobbing as well because how can a place that's supposed to help animals be so cruel. I can't imagine how heart broken she would've been if that woman I spoke to told her the news. I am now a forced cat foster despite, again, not even supposed to be having animals in my rental. I'm doing everything I can to support this cat and find him a good home because this place gave me the cold shoulder. Never coming back here again