Awesome service pantry is very neat clean food is good. The food is up-to-date. Sometimes most of…read morethe time I recommend this place to you.

They are very friendly, kind, helpful, and quick! They make the food pantry experience a pleasant…read moreone!

Did not like it everything looked old and was used not in a good way looked like something I'd find…read moreat my great grandparents home in a box of play things for us

"Cindy" was extremely rude when I went to this shop on a Saturday afternoon. I was standing inside…read morenear the entrance looking at a purse when she approached me and, in a nasty tone, said "we close at 4." I checked my watch and told her I still had 8 minutes, then continued browsing. She immediately followed up in an angry tone with, "Seven minutes!" I fully intended to leave by 4. She eventually walked away, and I continued looking around. A moment later, I heard her loudly say "We've been here all day!" and I noticed her speaking about me with her two coworkers while they all stared in my direction. I approached the counter and asked for her manager's name. She gave it to me, and when I said I would be speaking to the manager about her behavior, she again responded angrily, saying " I'll make sure to let her know." For a shop that claims to be a charity benefiting domestic violence victims, the attitude displayed by its staff does not reflect the mission they promote. I am a long time La Grange resident, and I've both donated and purchased items here over the years, but after this experience, I will no longer be patronizing this establishment.

When I was 12, I loved CEP and now at 27, I still love being involved with this organization…read more This is a great organization that does wonderful things for kids. They offer multiple afterschool programs, tutoring, leadership conferences, groups for kids of all different interests to join, work trips, etc. If you have children in middle school or highschool in the southwest suburbs, check out CEP and find out if there's something of interest for your child. If you're an adult and are interested in volunteering, this is really an outstanding organization to be a part of. CEP has helped many young teens and made on impact on many lives, including my own. I will be a part of CEP for as long as it will have me!

I have been volunteering for this place for a few years. They are fantastic! They have a very…read morecommitted group of staff and a great group of adult volunteers to help make a difference in the lives of the local teens. Check em out on the web at www.cep4youth.org. They offer mentoring, tutoring, a variety of volunteer opportunites for youth, and teen leadership oppotunities...to name a few! I have been involved as an adult leader for both the junior high and high school leadership programs and helped out with their after school program. Though they are a pretty small organization they do GREAT BIG things for the teens in the area. I wish I could transplant a few more CEP's throughout the state. Job well done CEP!

The merchandise is well organized, the employees are very welcoming, friendly and helpful. It is…read morealways a pleasure to shop there and I always come home with treasures! I highly recommend thrifting at and donating to St. Vincent de Paul Orland Park!

Friendly staff. But the items here made me sad. They don't have much. Goodwill a better itemsread more

Hello my name is Ryan Gutierrez I live in Brookfield Illinois I was wondering if there's anyway…read morethat I can do 50 hours of community service it's for my court date on July 14 that I have to get done before that time I've never done this before but I was wondering if there's anything that I can do that's non-physical since I burnt my feet and a truck a month ago and I have neuropathy so I can't stand on my legs and my feet, is there anything I can do That I would be able to meet your needs my number 708-378-5577

They did not show up for my friend's sons birthday party. Great job ruining a kid's birthday party.read more

They were so fraudulent in their handling of our family. They promised us housing. They did exactly…read moreto us what I read in the previous review. Collected all of our private data, said we were approved for emergency shelter and housing assistance (90day free motel based program where you can live rent free and save money until they actually get you an apartment and pay deposit and first three months.) My family was really in need and actually sleeping on the sidewalk some nights. After months of waiting for the walk to match the talk they closed our case and sent us a letter stating they could no longer help us. The ubered us all over the place to both of their locations asking us to fill out so many applications etc.

This office is set up to assist people in need. Yet they request more documentation than applying…read morefor a mortgage. When you give them the documentation its not process in a timely manner. My case worker Andres dragged his feet with my case and then email me that funding was no longer available he would have to close my file. No additional help in referring me out, just reapply again in July (and start the entire process again) . I don't think they understand the urgency. I then asked to speak to the supervisor Janne Boblick, to let them know how frustrating it was to get them all the required paperwork for them to just close out my case. She hung up on my mid sentence. I called back and she hung up on me a second time. Way to dehumanize someone in the middle of a life emergency.

Always very nice and helpful with any questions Easy line…read moreto speak with customer service reps

My senior friends numbering 8 to 12 members play mahjongg at Community House and have been coming…read morehere for years. This year we have been asked to move to the foyer or to whatever room may be available as they rely on rentals for these rooms. We agreed and we have been playing where they tell us to go. We pay $2.00 and now are asked to sign in and pay the fee. Additionally, we always were given water and coffee, and are now told that would no longer receive free water or coffee. When several of our members complained about this, a call was made to one of our members that we were rude to their staff, and they are not going to put up with this. I believe The Community House is ignoring the elderly in their community and are actually forcing us out of this venue in favor of younger members. Why else deprive us of free water.

People working there are extremely incompetent. This is a place for community however they do not…read morevalue the community. Poor communication skills from the top down. Do not trust this place. Do not bother inquiring, they don't care.

Joined this gym for a few months so me and my daughter would have a safe place to workout…read more Pros: -Nice track where you can run/walk/jog -Teens can workout alone if they complete the orientation -Very family friendly environment Cons: -Machines are very old and a lot don't work. For ex. all of the water bottle holders on the ellipticals are broken, leg machine Velcro strap doesn't work, etc -Parents don't respect not allowing kids (young kids after daycare closes) in the cardio room and it doesn't seem safe them running around in there -Kids classes end at age 14 but all of the workout classes for adults start at 16+. My daughter is 15 and I don't want to keep asking for exceptions.. -Cost is too high for what the facility offers Overall I think this place is best for families or parents with young children. Just was not for me! Also no one ever asked why I wanted to cancel they just cancelled my membership (easy process btw which I appreciated). You'd think a place would want feedback to improve in the future possibly, but nope.

I have contributed to and had some non-proift business contact with Bridge Communities since it was…read moreformed some twenty years ago. I have the highest opinion of Bridge and their staff. They are effective, business like with a heart and warmth and they have a top reputation for their field of activity. Bridge has helped many adults and children to a better life. I support them wholeheartedly.

http://www.bridgecommunities.org/ They provide transitional housing for people in the process of…read morebecoming self-sufficient. One of the goals is to keep the children in their same school, because bouncing from place to place is detrimental to kids' academic progress. They are taking part in the Sleep Out for the Homeless this November. Great great GREAT people. Give them your time and $$ - it's worth it.

I love the work they do with the children. Over time you see a difference in their behavior,…read moreconfidence and significant growth. When it comes to the children they will go above and beyond to help the children achieve their best.

My son went to this til he transitioned back to his high school. He blossomed there and really…read moreenjoyed the inclusiveness and respect. They are all remarkable and I highly recommend sending your child there. My son spent 4 years at GLA.