I've always wondered what goes on behind the doors of Dress for Success and today I had the…read moreopportunity to find out. I attended the volunteer orientation to learn more about the mission for Dress For Success and how I can play a role to better serve women. Toured the facility, walked through the boutique and noticed wonderful artwork that covered the walls. Had no idea such beautiful works of art existed inside this place! I learned a lot today and cant wait to be a part of the Dress For Success team!

I love everything about this non-profit. 1.) they're super organized (and professional-go figure);…read more2.) they offer training and skills that help women establish themselves in careers (financial planning, suits, resume review, personal shoppers to help select professional attire ranging from shoes and purses to jewelry and bras). They even have national partnerships with haircare products to send ladies home with all of the necessities. Their location on Meridian Street makes them easy to locate and parking alongside the building makes dropping off donations easy. Note: by appointment only. I highly recommend lending your skills and excess professional accessories/attire to this fantastic organization. Hoping I can find more time to contribute more to their work.

This post is one of the largest in the state of Indiana and provides a lot of fun food, and a lot…read moreof great friendly people there unfortunately throughout the American Legion there needs to be better training and better hiring of bartenders. There's no question here and the bartenders are the key there are many great and wonderful bartenders in the American Legion but it's like anything anywhere at any time you're gonna have some bad eggs so don't look at one person or one bartender and think that that is post 64 because they have a lot of great people and a lot of great things to offer and again it's the American Legion the support all of us fighting veterans in the past present and definitely for the future. May God bless.

The bartender definitely needed a class in etiquette. It…read morefelt more like a nightclub than a Veteran's Organization. Visiting the area from Florida, and this Legion could use some help in how to welcome other members. We did meet a few nice SAL members though!

I don't shop for jewelry often, but the stores I've been to, usually have an army of sales people…read morewho want you to buy something (pushy) or nobody to help you at all. But I had a completely different and enjoyable experience while stopping by early on a Saturday morning. I received my wedding ring 38 years ago and even more pounds ago. So, even my fingers have gained girth over the years. So much so that the last time I took my ring off was 2004. Even without an appointment, I walked in and was greeted. I told him I needed to have my wedding ring re-sized and would need to have it cut off since there was no way I could slide it up and over the knuckle without causing grievous pain to me. The shop owner pulled out a handy tool and with my help, he slid his cutting tool under my ring without any problem and cut through the bottom of the band. Note that he asked if there was any engraving he needed to be aware of BEFORE cutting. This guy is a professional jeweler and in just a few minutes, my ring was off. He patiently explained that because my ring had been in place for so long, I had a flat part of my finger that would eventually flesh out without the ring on it. And the area near it was fleshy right now until it eventually moved down into the flatter area. He let me know this would take two or three months to even out. If he would have taken the measurement for how much to enlarge my ring today, it would be too small if measured on the flat spot and too big on the fleshy part and would be likely to fall off. So, even though I would have liked to have had the finished ring today, it wasn't in my best interest if I wanted the jeweler to size my ring correctly. So, he charged me for the cutting today and told me to come back when the finger was more normal shaped in a couple months so that he could get a proper sizing. Unfortunately, he couldn't give me an estimate without knowing how much gold it would take to put the ring back together at the proper size. Although it will be weird not having my ring on for a couple months, I appreciate the honesty and pride in workmanship the owner had. While he dealt with my ring removal, he encouraged my wife to browse the cases and answered some of her questions while he worked. He mentioned that they get really busy around all the holidays, so wait times can be somewhat longer, so shop when it isn't a holiday season if you want faster service/turnaround time. I liked supporting a local family run business and getting such thoughtful and professional service left me with a very positive feeling about this place. Review 3817

Do not try to buy or sell jewelry from if you want fair prices or honesty from the workers. They…read morehave fake/cheap gold and diamonds and advertise them as real when the diamonds are glass and gold is plated. Rude customer service would not recommend

Located in the white building in Grace Assembly of God is a community gem! The Indiana Diaper…read moreSource provides diapers, wipes, formula to community members in need free. Each person is asked to bring an ID, birth certificate/guardianship papers for each child (up to four years of age) if they want to receive diapers. Held every 1st & 3rd Saturday at 1pm-3pm.

My organization volunteers here monthly. This is an awesome place to volunteer. The staff and other…read morevolunteers are friendly and inviting. It is a busy day but it goes by really fast and you almost don't realize that you have been there for 3-4 hours. The Pantry has wonderful produce, meats, breads, and other items donated to them to give to those in need in the community. Some of the fruits and vegetables are fresher than some of the items I have seen in store. I love the fact that the food the people get is as desirable as food I would purchase in a store.

I have gone to Anna's House for years. They always make you feel welcome. The staff and volunteers…read moreare wonderful, they treat you with respect and dignity. Produce is something that you don't normally get at a food pantry and theirs is fresher than a lot of stores. They always have a nice supply of it, among many other foods and supplies. Rebecca B.