My new favorite place to shop! We recently moved to the area and I have literally decorated my…read morehouse with finds from this store.

The best Goodwill store within a 100-mile radius! I find hidden treasures during every visit!read more

"Great experience with Paw Project of Georgia! Everyone was very kind, professional, and caring…read more They truly care about the animals and take the time to help pet owners feel comfortable too. I'm very grateful for their help and highly recommend them!"

Quick easy affordable vet! Plus they are very helpful to the community. I picked up a free bag of…read moredog food for my pup. Which was really needed this month.

Came back again and alot of work being done! Herb garden, vegetable garden, eggs and all different…read morekinds of meat! Don't miss out on this place!!!

First let me state that my experience with the Dream Center is as a volunteer. That role still…read moreafforded me the opportunity to learn about the many great services they provide for Augusta and their team, but I do recognize that is not the same as if I were a recipient of their services. Centrally located in South Augusta, this facility is amazing. From the moment you arrive, the team is welcoming and smiling and making you feel like this is a family reunion and suddenly you are now a member. From the exterior it may appear to be nothing of worth, but trust me it is a treasure chest filled with benevolence. There is a weekly grocery pickup service, meals provided, food bank, clothing bank, community services mediation, and more. The facility is two stories and a basketball court-sized gym area. The team is collaborative in focus, which is what brought about my involvement with them, and always seeking to come alongside their neighbors. If you are looking for a local non-profit to volunteer with, start here.

One of my friends made a post a few months back about this group needing volunteers to help assist…read morewith building doggie enclosures, so I jumped at the chance to help. This Non-Profit helps dogs that are chained up, by giving them a spacious enclosure and getting them "off the chain". They are non-judgmental with the owners, only looking to better the welfare of the dogs. They have a FB volunteer page where you can sign up to assist with the builds. All their build supplies come from donations or from buying their shirts/hats. The build staff is wonderful, and you don't need to know anything about putting up fences to help jump in. Most builds take about 1-2 hours and are closer to the Athens area of town. Each build consists of making a spacious fenced-in enclosure, with one area designated for sleeping (it also has a canopy for when it rains and area for shade). A water bucket is provided, igloo home, dog cot, food and toys for the doggie. I had the opportunity to do 2 builds thus far and volunteer helping run a table at a one of their events. You get the hang of it after one build, and you meet some wonderful people in the process. Also, the dogs seem so much happier once they get into their area and can run around freely. If you're looking for a way to give back and love dogs, this is the perfect opportunity! Most builds happen 1-2 times per month, and typically 9am-12pm Saturday or Sunday AM. This entire organization is "Off the Chain"!

From the owner: Off the Chain USA provides non-judgmental assistance to improve the welfare of dogs who are…read morechained/tethered in NE Georgia. We serve as an advocate and voice for responsible dog ownership and owner accountability. Primary services include building free fences for qualified families and distributing free dog houses. We also educate pet owners about proper pet care, and when available provide other resources such as pet food, leashes, collars, pet carriers, water/food bowls, spay/neuter, and veterinary care.

The people at the location are racist. I walked in and they did not acknowledge me. I walked around…read morethe store for 25 minutes, looped the entire store three times and they did all they could to ignore me. When I asked for assistance, they went to the back and shook their heads. BEWARE!

OMG Everybody complains about the price of groceries and every day living, but rarely share…read moreinformation about a Diamond like this - or maybe it's just me that didn't know! I'm finally back in Macon after 10 years and now have a new store to visit for my essentials. They have a $15 deal that gives you a few fresh produce plus several other items to halfway fill up the cart - then you get to pick 10 for $10 of other select items. Lots of items that I can eat, not just junk food. Then the rest of the store is full of Dollar General items that are half of the retail cost! WOW

This Ministry had someone come around with fliers and put them on our doorstep. I live in Oregon…read morebut the only contact information is in Georgia. I clearly have a "no soliciting" sign on my door. What's worse is that I have been picking these pamphlets up all over the neighborhood where they have blown around. My recycle bin thanks you. I do not. It is very rude to leave unwanted things on doorsteps and it's illegal to litter.

We know a pastor who works with this ministry in Togo, in West Africa. He repeatedly helps the…read morepoor and orphans despite his own low income. We visited this ministry in Georgia and saw their work. They reach out to prisoners and others in hopeless situations with the love of Christ. I am sorry if someone left leaflets that blew around a neighborhood. It was not intended to have a negative impact.