I've been involved with Food Bank for the Heartland for many years in different aspects, including…read morefinancial donations, volunteering, and fundraising. My most recent activity with Food Bank for the Heartland was with my company's leadership building group (Pathfinders), and our volunteering task was packing meal kits for food-insecure students. Our activity leader from the Food Bank was very informative and understanding with any mistakes made by our group or questions we had. You can tell they really care about the mission of the organization, in every step of the process. We each had certain jobs in an assembly line situation, which made it a lot easier to do everything in the correct order so the little meals are packed in the best possible way. If you volunteer with a group of friends or coworkers, you can have fun, while doing good for others. This organization does great things for the community, and are very worthy of your financial contributions or volunteer time!

My team volunteered at the Food Bank this week, and it was such a rewarding experience. It felt…read moreamazing to have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the community. The video at the start, explaining all the incredible work being done and the impact it's having, really put everything into perspective. It was such a fun and fulfilling day that left us feeling energized and inspired for the rest of the week."

Nice location and pretty clean store.. Great selection.. I…read morethink they should go back to doing the special prices for the 2 different tag colors (.99 & 1.49) Overall great thrifting experience, thank you.

OH MY GOODNESS!! This is the best Goodwill I have been to around the Omaha area, and let me tell…read moreyou that I should know because Goodwill has been the only place I have been going into for the past month and I know for a fact that I have made it to more than half of them here. I went here with my brother and it was our first time going to this one, but we'll probably be back more often now. It was jaw-dropping when we first walked in there because we were just expecting another plain Goodwill with dim lighting and things all over the place, but nope, we were in for a surprise. The floor was spotless and maintained not a single item was on it. The lighting was stunning, it was bright and you could see everything clearly. The pricing seemed fair, but then again my brother and I usually don't look at clothing at any Goodwill unless it catches our attention or if it's around halloween or christmas time. The service compared to the other Goodwill's wasn't extraordinary, the cashiers were yelling at each from one register to another and talking about their weekend, but hey I don't mind because of how fantastic the store looked, and because they were honestly doing their job of ringing people up. 10/10 would recommend

I joined the Sarpy County YMCA recently, and I am very glad I did! I am very impressed with the…read moreschedule of group activities and the selection of equipment. You can expect to be greeted by friendly staff whenever you walk into the facility to have your membership card scanned. From there I usually stop into the locker room to store some belongings. The lockers require a small lock because of the angle of the latch. The locker room is well maintained. I attended a yoga class last week and found it to be a relaxing a challenging experience. I've done yoga on my own for the last few years, but I found Violet's class invigorating because she led us through some poses unfamiliar to me and was there to correct my form. Afterwards I felt energized but also felt like I'd had a good stretch throughout my body.

Clean. Family friendly. Variety of classes. I wish they offered more water sports for 25/40 age…read moregroups.

THIS REVIEW IS NOT A CONFLICT OF INTEREST!!!!…read more I was part of this organization and removed my grand daughters from this organization. Bad leadership has infected JDI as a whole, and I can only give a warning to other people to NOT put their daughters, or bother volunteering for this organization. The Bethel I was part of was the largest in the state, the most active, and very fun. A lot of the young lady's went off to colleges, 1 to the military or they are successful in their own right in the workforce. With mismanagement, and narcissistic behavior from the leaders, bullying adults, and an all around toxic environment for everyone. Look on Facebook for Jobbie Discussion Forum Uncensored for more information. It was created by me and my wife to help this organization grow. When bad toxic bad leaders destroyed our Bethel we let the page go and let other people share their frustrations. My experience with this organization was horrible and I will give anyone a strong warning to stay clear away from JDI and especially the leaders in this organization. THIS IS MY EXPERIENCE WITH JOB'S DAUGHTERS INTERNATIONAL

This used to be a great group for both my girls. I trusted the values that they taught to the…read moregirls. But the bullying that has happened I had to pull my girls out.. they get enough of that in school.. very sad

Bountiful Baskets is a fresh food Co-op that recently opened a new site in Papillion that allows…read morefamilies to get fresh fruits and vegetables on a bi-weekly basis for a monetary contribution of $15.00 plus a $1.50 admin fee. To participate the website is www.bountifulbaskets.org. This was the first time that Papillion was a delivery location which is extremely convenient for us. Large snowstorm slowed things a bit, but we were notified that there was a delay and the volunteers did a great job of getting everything organized especially in the face of this winter storm. For our $16,50, the following produce was provided .......everything looked pretty good. 1. 1 Large head of cauliflower 2. 2 Small Broccoli Heads 3. 1 Bag of carrots (9 each) 4. 1 Pint of grape tomatoes 5. 3 Green peppers 6. 1 Head of romaine lettuce 7. 5 Apples 8. 4 Kiwi 9. 1 16oz container of strawberry's 10. 1 Bunch of bananas (9 each) 11. 5 Oranges

I really wanted to like this program. The premise is supposed to be fresh fruits and veggies that…read moreare locally grown. The items are promised to add up to 35 dollars worth of food for 16.50. I have participated twice. Both times, I received items that were inedible. The total cost of the items if I would have bought the exact same thing at the store averaged $13-15 bucks. The difference is I would have been able to choose items that were in good condition. The items are NOT locally grown but come with stickers ready to go to the grocery store. Some of the items were from overseas. This place is a waste of time and money as well as a HUGE disappointment. I tried emailing the director's to ask why some items were bad and have received no response.

I dealt with Project Harmony when my daughter reported to her grandmother that her mothers husband…read morewas touching her inappropriately, grandma called the police and the police ask my daughter questions and got project harmony involved after what my daughter had told them. Project Harmony "did their" investigation and said that I coached my daughter and threatened to arrest me. I told them I wasnt even aware of what was going on until I was called by authorities. They never even looked into my ex's new husband and my daughter still remembers what happen almost 10 years later. This place is a joke

I and my family have had to deal with project harmony on 2 different occasions and the first time…read morewas horrifying to say the least, I had been told that in the last 2 years that they had made some changes and were doing better so I figured everyone deserves a 2nd chance. That is what they received from me a 2nd chance and I have found nothing has changed. This experience is turning out to be just as horrifying. Ok, hopefully the ending conclusion might end up just a hair better but we have yet to see what the ending comes to be but so far its not looking much better than the last. From what I can see they manipulate and turn things around to their advantage, they are rude and don't listen to what is being said to them. They do not ask follow up questions to get to a truthful response, they only ask an initial question then draw their own conclusions to the answers as to why, not go further to find out the true why. This saddens me and breaks my heart especially when you are working with small children and fragile minds who can be easily manipulated. And trust me they are very good at being able to do this with these children. And if these children who in this day and age have been taught don't talk to strangers and never allow anyone to touch you, when the children don't respond to their questioning or allow them to do a physical exam they automatically conclude its because they have been abused. REALLY? Is this really how you see this in this day and age and how advanced things are that you can't see beyond wanting to draw your own conclusions because of your own egos. Yes some children do need help but focus on them and stop making up stories and conclusions and making new victims from imagination. People need to trust you not feel they have another enemy to protect themselves against.

The people accepting donations, like Denise, are friendly and helpful with my donations…read more The selection of glassware and furniture are always inviting and priced right.

I'm really upset that I've got to make this kind of review. I went in yesterday with my friend…read moreabout 45 minutes before close, and we were getting ready to head out and go to try on glasses. It was 20 minutes before close, and the guy working turns the lights off on us. Mind you, there's also a couple more people getting ready to wrap up their shopping experience. We go to check out after the lights get shut off on us, and the guy was so rude - we each pay in cash and he is pretty much huffing and puffing with attitude the whole interaction. Throws the change in our hands and doesn't say a word throughout this. He then looks over at one other guy that is in the store and says under his breath "he needs to leave now" IN FRONT OF my friend and I. It's still like 10 minutes before close, and it's not like we're still in the store after close. So if you see an average height guy with light brown longer greasy hair, don't waste your time - he will absolutely ruin the vibe of your shopping experience. Other than this, the items being sold here are great prices and there is a good selection of home decor, furniture, and jewelry.

I called the number on the website and asked for a drug evaluation for a family member. The guy…read moresaid, "we are inpatient only" and hung up on me.....

Make sure you get a unit at the beginning of the month they charge on the first and if you get the…read moreunit on the last week your getting charged again and that counts as the first month if you get a promotional deal . Was getting called nonstop until I finally got the unit and not once was this mentioned!!

DOUBLED THE RENT IN 3 MONTHS!!! I've had my unit for three…read moremonths, and they've raised the rates each month and are now adding additional fees. They are now charging double the agreed-upon rate from three years ago. The building and unit are in very poor condition, and the security for the units is lacking. I am temporarily using a unit during a move, and I plan on vacating this summer. I DO NOT RECOMMEND!

Decided to try this place because I had heard great things about it. I chose to splurge and…read morepurchased the private experience package for my daughter and me, which cost $125 per person. When we checked in, we were the only ones participating in the private experience. The intern working there, I believe her name was Kara, was very friendly and did an excellent job explaining everything throughout the tour. This experience is advertised as an "interactive, hands-on experience," where you get to meet some animals that aren't included with general admission, such as the capybara, kangaroo, fox, porcupine, and raccoons. Most of the other animals can be interacted with during the regular experience, with the exception of the animals mentioned above and the wolfdog. The description states that the tour lasts 90 minutes, but we completed the entire experience in about 40 minutes. That may have been because it was just the two of us rather than a full group of six. As part of the safari experience, you're able to choose one animal to spend an additional 10-15 minutes with, and we chose the fox. I do wish they had mentioned at the beginning of the tour that the foxes tend to be skittish. Had we known that, we might have chosen a different animal for our extended interaction. They also provide a bucket of food so you can feed some of the animals during the experience. Overall, we definitely enjoyed spending time with the animals and learning more about them. However, in my opinion, the experience is priced way too high for what is included. While it was a fun and memorable visit, I personally don't feel it was worth the $125 per person cost.

What a disappointment! Drove all the way here today and paid $94 dollars for 6 of us. There was…read moreliterally not much to look at. 2 cows, a few pigs, a couple goats, chickens and a lama and peacock. No donkeys, No camels, or horses and the list goes on. Seriously a waste of time and money to drive out there for that. My kids actually said to me this place kinda sucks. They have plenty of land to be better.