50% off everything on Black Friday. This location also gives discounts for seniors , military , and…read morestudents. Just show identification. They have a big selection of clothes , toys , and kitchen things. Their prices have gone up, but you can still find good deals. You can donate here too.

Recent policy changes with new management has cleaned up and organized the departments better. This…read morestore is smaller for this type of operation so it is difficult to organize and maintain it on a daily basis with fluctuating product lines of donations. The employees are from all walks of life and strive to assist customers in a courteous manner on the retail floor. The donation receiving area is manned by those who can brave cold temperatures and physical labor this time of year. These strong souls at this location are our community neighbors and are appreciated by many of us in the community for what they do. In a synergistic manner, their efforts are needed by a community of buyers for products used for personal use, business livelihoods and charitable causes. We rely upon them for their products and services to reach out to others in need in ways never seen or mentioned. In turn, we the customers and business owners are happy to donate goods to the store and it's causes as well as keeping people there employed. Some of us are very grateful to the crew at Goodwill, the blessings branch outward in many directions untold, unseen. As someone told me this holiday season, "God loves you." I wish to express the same to the crew, that Jesus loves you. Americans are essential!

amazing place for yoga.. They have the best teachers, facility and vibe. I love that they are a…read morenonprofit and provide accessible yoga to all through their scholarship program..

Aquarium with fish, rays, tropical birds, a sloth, a porcupine, and even reptiles/amphibians. We…read morearrived in time for a keeper presentation on the sloth. A cool thing is doctor fish where you can put your hands in the tank and they'll eat your dead skin. You buy tokens and can feed selected animals. We spent just under an hour. Can be challenging to find if you don't know the area - tucked behind a Fred Meyer store.

Absolutely loved it. But not really wheelchair friendly. Yes you can make it through with one. But…read morethe sandy and rocky effect flooring in most of it makes it extremely difficult to maneuver around staring at the beginning to end. My father is wheelchair bound at the moment and the wheels kept getting stuck. Not to mention the slope by the iguanas. It's quite steep and took me, my husband, and my mother to push him up. My mom was on the side keeping him from tipping because it's also angled slightly when you first start to go up. It would probably have taken only two people if the floor was smooth but it kept getting caught on the "rock like" grooves. If he was by himself, he wouldn't have been able to get through any of it. Otherwise he had fun.

I did not have a prior appointment…read more I showed up hoping to be seen, and everyone, from the Receptionist to the Medical Assistant who took my vitals, to the PA Ryan Willmore, were very welcoming and helpful. What a wonderful experience, considering the waiting room had several people already there when I arrived. Thank you for showing how much you enjoy your job and willingness to go the extra mile!

Grand peaks medical, like every low budget urgent Care, struggles to meet the needs of a great many…read morepatients. My experience with them has shown me dedicated professionals working hard to assist this community. I retired from the medical industry some years ago and I would be hard-pressed to suggest any great changes for the way things run at the St Anthony facility. I have never seen anyone there behave in a way that was unkind or unprofessional. They need more staff. This is the cry of such facilities everywhere.