An exceptional place to donate, volunteer, come for services. With extended food shelf hours and…read moremany other services, it is a one stop location for families who need help meeting basic needs living in their service area. The awesome thrift store, Resale Select, is open to the public and definitely worth checking out no matter where you live!

If you end up sick don't expect them to see you through. What they used to do has so changed. I was…read moretold by financial manager that IOCP no longer has time to listen, to hear as before. I was told my records showed information not true. I asked to see it & was denied. I even offered to bring in my job acceptance letter, my complex management documentation & even bank statements & was refused. It compounded my situation. Such confusion. With George Floyd so many heard him, but no one applied empathy to their response that had the power. You can hear a cry out for help, but in your bias, perception it becomes just a noise. If you don't have time to listen you then cancel out what the heart can do. I came walking in with MST from the Army & triggered by a recent CID Army investigation. I had my dream job with the VA-EHRM project & then got Covid-19 early being in bed for months, only to find I transitioned into Post Covid-19 Syndrome. I went from running across US Airports to now it was excruciating to walk. Then I needed an eye lens implant and what before Covid-19 was so easy, now turned into complications. Then for almost 4 months I became near sighted blind. Not able to see anything close to me, nothing. No phones or computers, my job. I began to have bowel & urinary issues on top of all this. I never felt more alone & lost. In all this, I lost everything. Life had become "whack a mole". I had a precious Case Manager, but leadership changed. I was even slated for their employment services to help me work again & that worker was great also. Then told he left & program changes. I no longer would get the help as described, as promised. It was so sad with the culture changes at IOCP. In trying to make sense of the changes, the loss of services it was almost impossible in crises mode. Between the Army triggers, being hit with Covid-19 complications & MST PTS/ PTSD functioning was difficult in a time I needed someone to champion me. I couldn't find anyone. I asked questions, attempting to understand & find anyone to hear me and instead I made people angry & found those short of patience. In the Countries attempt to handle a huge influx of people in crises & budgets I had the door closed in my face. Now having lost my car insurance of 35 years & being in a city classified as car dependent, making it work has been critically challenging. Yet the Financial Services Manager told me I don't need a car with a sharp tone. I can do this, but the Mission Statement of IOCP has lost the exceptional hands on that it used to have from LaDonna. All people need is to be heard with empathy. People know when that happens. IOCP works at a high level only with so many falling through the cracks. People don't always like everyone but to share & spread biases & perceptions being cruel isn't right especially in Social Services it isn't right. It isn't right to shut doors when someone genuinely questions what is happening. Actually it is a red flag when especially a Social Service Agency can't be transparent. I worked 20 years in a Pediatric ER and patients were always asking to see records. A job or title doesn't give anyone the right to dismiss actually hearing someone. When you are in the fight of your life, how someone treats you, talks to you does matter. It can be a life or call.

I was in the area after picking up something on marketplace. There are 3 rooms here. The first room…read moreis literally clothes, jewelry, shoes. Room 2 has books and home decor. A third smaller room had kitchen stuff, kids toys, etc. This week everything but winter coats was 30% off. This is more of a boutique thrift store. Obviously upper crust people donate as there was a $700 glass vase. The prices are a little on the high end for clothes. I found a cute floral jacket for $7 and army shorts for $7. Today I saved 30%. They do have bathrooms in the hall and fitting rooms. The cashiers were nice and friendly. Recommend as it was super clean and did not smell like regular thrift stores. [24]

Service is awesome & the selections are quality & continuous rotation of merchandise & the value is…read morealways a deal. Great staff & they also have really great sales often. I recommend getting on their mailing list. They also have a point system & can redeem points on your next purchase.

Such a fun and inexpensive way to get out on Lake Minnetonka. They offer several different options…read morefrom both Excelsior and Wayzata. The boat is an old streetcar that was sunk into the lake & then brought back up to be reused. Loved being able to spend a couple hours on the lake & get a little history lesson too. Aside from being attacked by Japanese beetles on the way back, we couldn't have asked for a nicer Sunday.

Awesome time warp! Step back in time while taking in a truly MN experience - house and boat…read morewatching on Lake Minnetonka. The staff did an awesome job sharing the history of lake minnetonka and explaining the role of steamboats and depots in the area. Great staycation and enough to do around downtown wayzata or excelsior for a solid day of friends and family. We had grand parents, parents, tweens and kids and they all loved it. Only regret... Wish they would have also touched on the gangster era around the lake. Cool pre-read is the book Dillinger Slept here.

What is going on with the pricing?? Their clothes are always overpriced for having gotten them for…read morefree but come on, you couldn't even make it the same as the Target sale price or get the size correct? Insane. Other items there are not this way and are usually a fair or good price, but the clothes prices have become obnoxious. Found on 3/11/26.

Goodwills can be a bit hit and miss, but this one is usually worth the trip…read more Like all Goodwills, this one can get really crowded (I've been unable to find parking during peak hours), so I recommend arriving early in the day. This location is one of the biggest I've seen in the area, and they're especially good for kitchen goods, housewares, and coats. It seems to me that most Goodwills have done away with dressing rooms, so if you're hoping to check for fit, you may be out of luck if you're not in your most slim-fitting outfit. There are some longer mirrors over on the wall near the clothing, though. Checkout was efficient, and the cashiers cheerful despite the hectic pre-Halloween crowds.

Once again, Mark, Mike, and Jason provided stellar customer service for the incredibly emotionally…read morehard time of my mom's recent unexpected passing. Mark specifically went above and beyond those first few days after her death when things are exceptionally raw and painful, and I cannot thank him enough. The compassion, sensitivity, and heart that they showed us is something I truly appreciate. They really know what they're doing. Thank you guys.

From the owner: Planning a meaningful and memorable funeral is an experience that will create a legacy for a life…read morethat was lived and one that will be helpful in initiating the healing process. A celebration of life is an event that can be designed to suit your own needs of expression and commemorate and honor a unique life. These decisions you make in planning the service will become lifelong memories and the options for you are numerous, and David Lee Funeral Home and Cremation Services are committed to tailoring and providing these service choices for you to meet your family's needs.

Excellent customer service and attention to detail with stains and special instructions. Highly…read morerecommended!

From the owner: Mulberrys Garment Care was founded in 2009 by our CEO, Dan Miller. After a particularly bad dry…read morecleaning experience, Dan thought, “there has to be a better way” and began learning more about the dry cleaning business. He wrote down all of the things that bothered him about dry cleaning and vowed to create a dry cleaning business that placed customer satisfaction at the forefront. After obtaining certification as a dry cleaner, wet cleaner, and environmental cleaner, Dan launched Mulberrys Garment Care in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Starting with a single delivery route, Mulberrys steadily expanded by adding new stores and delivery routes in multiple communities across the Twin Cities region. After finding success in the Minneapolis area, Mulberrys expanded into San Francisco, California in 2017. Mulberrys purchased Laundry Locker in 2018 and now operates dozens of public and private dry cleaning lockers across the San Francisco Bay Area.

This is a great gift shop with homemade crafted items. It donates proceeds to some religious…read moreorganizations. But it has items for everyone.

BOGO went above & beyond with the mice problem at our house. Josh & Damian were knowledgeable,…read moreprofessional and thorough. I'd recommend BOGO to anyone that would like a permanent solution!

So cool that they give to FMSC (Feed My Starving Children) & participate there in a meaningful way…read morevigorously at least once a year & give 10% of what we pay & pay that forward. That actually feels fair. In this day and age we are living better than kings & queens from 200 years ago & yet too many go hungry, despite this. With pests... one pest, two pests... whatever mice or voles or bugs.... guaranteed out out out (for two years guaranteed out) & what a marvelous honesty to not be hypocritical & be "good" where it matters & give back to kids that have less than you & me to boot. Cool. Good people with good awareness & doing it with a passion for what bugs us on many levels.