On my lunch break today I went to God's Pantry's program "Food for Thought" that is done on the…read moresecond Thursday of each month. They give you a free box lunch, a presentation of their programs, and a brief tour of the warehouse. I had been to God's Pantry before to volunteer, but this presentation really opened my eyes to everything that they are able to accomplish and how they work to supply faith based and other partner agencies in 50 counties. They feed 200,000 people a year. For every $1 you donate, they are able to distribute 8 meals. With only 50 full time employees, I am very impressed with how efficient this organization is. It was also very interesting to find out where all of the food comes from, for example our local Kroger and Walmart donates bread, meat, and other items that can be frozen on their sell by date. God's Pantry is also committed to giving out healthy foods-their goal is 1/3 fresh produce. If you would like to come to a Food for Thought, contact Alice Rogers, the Development Coordinator, at (859) 288-5322. They don't ask you for donations on the spot, but provide you information packets to take with you.

God pantry doing great work for the family in need feeding America come support you won't be…read moredisappointed

This is a fantastic local thrift shop. Quality merchandise for fair prices. Friendly staff and…read moresupports a good cause. Recommend.

They keep rearranging the resale store and it is always an improvement. Prices for clothes are…read moregood. Hard-line prices can be a little wonky but usually are very fair.

Absolutely love this thrift store. Everyone is very nice. Store is clean, everything displayed…read morewell. Prices are affordable.

Played bingo with my niece at People Helping People Inc. Boy was I in for a first time treat. This…read morespot had so much going on it reminded me a little of a circus lol;) We entered and went to the counter to purchase our play boards. I purchased one for $6 which included nine game boards per sheet. We played several games, not sure how many. Bingo started at 6:30 PM and finished about 9:10 PM with a 15 minute intermission. Each bingo game sheet was a different color. There were several regular bingo games and others games were specific like a cluster of six or the all of the top, middle and bottom rows. It moved quickly so I had to pay close attention. I found staying focused on bingo difficult at times due to workers walking around the room trying to sell other games. There were at least five possibly seven additional games being played at the same time as bingo. You must stop by Granny's Kitchen (consession stand). The food was cheap but very tasty! I had a BBQ sandwich for $2.50, can of soda with a cup of ice $1.25, small bag of chips $1. The sandwich was really good. Not a ton of meat, but for the price it was just right. Folks were ordering a lot of beans and cornbread and slaw dogs. My niece and I won a little cash but unfortunately not the big $1,000 game. But we had fun for sure!

Great place. This is such a family place! The vibes there are so great how all the volunteers get…read morealong. Love the kitchen specials

OOA has done a great job working to help families in our community. They serve the kids in their…read morecare well. They have walked along side our family through our foster care journey and provided for us every step of the way. We are so thankful that this is the agency we choose to serve through and work with.

From the owner: We provide private foster care and adoption services in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We are one of…read morethe only private foster care agencies in Kentucky that does not contract with the state for placements - clients make a choice to utilize our services.