They are scammers. They know well enough to not allow documentation of their lies. But if you are…read moreas foolish as me, you believe what you are told face to face. Be VERY careful. Do not believe anything numbers etc they tell you that you can not prove. They are an LLC because they don't want to help, they want to profit. Recognize the difference.

Ms. Katara was very pleasant and patient when answering questions about the housing program. The…read morebusiness has a great website and presentation of information about the housing program, available to displaced individuals. Great resource in the community.

We had a great time. Highly recommend. Lots of entertainment value for the cost. We were…read morecelebrating a birthday and the actors were calling out their name. It was hilarious.

I go to lots of haunted houses and this one was honestly pretty good! The price for it was worth…read morewhat you got out of it. The sets were all nicely done, the actors did a good job of waiting for the best moments, and best of all none of the rooms smelled bad! I would say it's not the scariest I've been to but it's a solid one to check out!

Foodshare is a wonderful organization providing access to fresh goods, recipes to help people live…read morea healthier life, classes to learn new methods of cooking and opportunities for volunteering. The 'foodshare family' is a community of warm and motivated people who are always welcoming and accommodating. My family has been getting foodshare boxes for over a year, and we love the variety and often surprise of what we receive. The prices are unbeatable, and the freshness will leave you wanting more. I am so pleased that we have access to such a wonderful program, and I want to shout from the rooftops to those in Columbia who are unaware of this awesome service!

I enjoy stopping in to browse new items, the prices are reasonable . The store is kept clean,…read moreorganized and refreshed frequently. I've found quite a few bargains here.

This store looks more like a boutique than a thrift store. I am quite impressed. Friendly people…read morewho obviously care work there.

Very orderly and the staff are very nice. We took our kitten fie surgery and they took care of him…read morevery nicely.

I got my dog fixed here on July 8th. I have been going back and forth on posting this, just because…read morefor some people this doesn't mean a lot. But I have worked very hard with my pup in order to be able to clip her nails with no fuss. I trim her nails on a weekly basis. But, whomever cut her nails and did a very bad job at it. I attached pictures to what the worst one looked like on the day I brought her home. I do not know why they cut her nails with out asking me, nor would I have given permission as she had been cut probably 5 days before that since we had her around family on the 4th. There was absolutely no reason to cut her nails and it honestly really killed me because her nails are so see through that you cannot miss her quick. She limped on that paw for the first few days. Not only this, but it's been 3 weeks today and there is still a stitch intact in her stomach. They're supposed to be the ones that dissolve, and yet it hasn't. Spend a little more money else where. Especially when they do services that you didn't ask for.

This organization is a great community changer. Every woman, young and old can benefit from this…read moreorganization. This organization helps with needs people take for granted. When you have to choose between food and the necessities people needs. We need to eat but if you have to choose food over toilet paper or hygiene needs. This Non-Profit helps people in need.

From the owner: At Revolution Red, we are dedicated to supporting women of all ages in our community. Our…read moreorganization is committed to ending period poverty and ensuring the well-being and dignity of women in need. Revolution Red is an organization that provides support to women and girls in need. Since our establishment in July 2023, we have been providing free menstrual care products to over 100 women on a monthly basis in the city of Columbia, SC. Our passionate commitment to ending period poverty and empowering women to lead healthy and confident lives drives us. Through our efforts, we collect and distribute feminine hygiene products to foster access to these essentials. By raising awareness and advocating for change, we strive towards a society where no woman is limited by the lack of menstrual resources. Together, we work towards a future where period poverty is eradicated, and every woman can embrace her period with pride and without barriers. At Revolution Red, we are passionate about supporting women in need and ending period poverty. Our organization provides free menstrual care products to over 100 women every month in Columbia, SC. We believe that every woman deserves access to these essential products, and we work tirelessly to raise awareness and advocate for change. Join us in our mission to create a future where period poverty is eradicated, and every woman can embrace her period with pride and without barriers.

I appreciate what y'all are doing but giving the food to jwc on bolt drive is a mistake they don't…read moregive out the food they take it home for them selfs or selling them to people they know I got turned around couldn't get anything but they have box's of food in their cars for their household it's unfair someone needs to show up and catch them this has to stop we are standing in line just for them to take it home stealing from the people in the community please help now jwc is on Martin Luther King blvd

Maybe you're new to the area or just haven't had a reason to come in contact with this organization…read moreso let me share this tidbit from their website. "We provide quality food and groceries to hungry individuals across our 30 county service area. Since 1982, we've distributed more than 250 million pounds of food and fed more than 14 million people." So why am I talking about them? Because I recently had the privilege of volunteering at their food bank. "Bank" should honestly be replaced with "warehouse" because that is exactly what it is. They have boxes for food and drinks coming in (by the pallet) and boxes ready to sort then boxes that have been packed up and ready to ship across the region. And this place is systemic. You have a job and they show you how to do that job as well as be available for questions. I have served at and taken groups to a number of food warehouses and soup kitchens throughout my life. This, by far, is one of the best organized ones I have encountered. The instructions will tell you, but let me say it again. Wear comfortable shoes and comfortable clothes. Prepare to sweat and know that you may have to lift up to 20 pounds. Feeding people isn't always easy, but it is always worth it. Find a way to support. *Insider's Tip -Volunteer either at the Food Bank or the Master's Table (a once-a-day meal providing location downtown). But there is a process so check out the website for instructions.