This spot is so cool! It feels almost like a thrift store for art supplies. I can imagine this…read moreplace is so useful for any broke art students in the area, but it's also great if you just need some random supplies for a project. I came in here not really knowing what to expect, but the space is very organized and has very cheap prices. I stayed here for 45 minutes just looking through everything. As an artsy person who doesn't love spending tons of money on supplies, SCRAP is a must-visit. I'll be back!

Loved this place: the concept, the people running it and the level of organization. Small but…read moremighty. Definitely worth a stop in!

Easy curb drop off of formerly used clothes and household items. Lots of variety for sale as well…read more Can be a little pricey but the cause of helping others is great.

Luv this shop.The ladies greeted me when i arrived, told me what items were on sale that day &…read more asked if i was looking for anything in particular. Lots of designer purses, clothes, shoes and great housewares. And it benefits AACO seniors who need assistance. What a worthy cause.

So this place was pretty cool, but really didn't have what I was looking for. If you have a lot of…read morespace for furniture, are doing a big home project, or are into furniture refurb, I would definitely recommend Second Chance. Unfortunately I don't fit into any of those categories. Also, it's annoying there are so many faux plants in there and none are for sale. What's the point?

I entered looking for a book case, which i found, amidst all the treasures of Baltimore. I almost…read morepurchased outdoor furniture (it was December), a church adornment taller than my roof, some medical supply equipment, and a desk. None of which i need. Relax, I only bought the bookcase, but it could have been trouble... Definitely going back when it's warmer! Bring a coat and coffee! Bathroom is inside!

What a great mission and idea. I would have preferred to donate my car to them since they seem to…read moreput the cars to such good use, but it was too difficult to make it happen. Over a year ago, I tried to donate my car to vehicles for change. I was expecting a tow truck to arrive at my house before work on a weekday, but no one came in the time window that was specified to me. The driver did call to say he was on his way, but only after the specified time window had passed, and after I had already left for work. So the tow truck driver said he would come at a different date and time. Of course, no one came at the newly scheduled time either, and the coordinator whom I'd been in contact with had had no idea about the newly scheduled pick up. I guess the tow truck driver didn't really have the authority and/or ability to commit to pick up times. I tried to convince my husband to hand over the car title during a more generous time window on a THIRD scheduled date, but he wasn't willing to deal with an organization that had already botched the pick-up twice, and I don't generally have enough weekday at-home ability to do it myself, so I gave up and found another organization to donate to. Of course they just started sending me their newsletter. Thanks for the reminder. I get it, I've worked at a public-facing nonprofit, and it's tough to organize well, so I hope they've improved since my experience, but I wouldn't recommend them to someone I knew.

I agree with the previous reviewer, this company has the right idea! Such a shame that you don't…read morehear more of these types of businesses in the city. I only happened to come across this business while surfing the MVA website looking for a place to donate my car. Here's where the business falls short and is hurting themselves: COMMUNICATION. On a Monday, I called to find out about the company and ask a few questions regarding the process for donation and what needed to be done with the MVA. I hit a brickwall with the receptionist and found that off-putting because as the general public's first point of contact, you should be the first tier of knowledge for everything related to the business. Clueless receptionist then forwarded me to the voicemail of the administrator in charge of donations. One day, two day, infinity days go by, never heard from her at all. I called back two days later on Wednesday and this happened to speak with a woman who's name I can't recall (Valerie or Vicky perhaps?) who not only was a pleasure to speak with but told me all about the history of the organization and what it does for the community. She even provided me with the Facebook page and invited me to a grand opening of a new location so that I could see more of what VFC was about. Now THIS is the type of person that should be handling the calls! The helpful woman then put me in touch with Bill who was the towing coordinator. While Bill was a pleasure to speak with, it seemed like there was a communication gap between him and his towing team because on the scheduled day of tow, I never received a call when the tow men were coming to get the car and when they did call it was 2 minutes before the department closed and I had already left work. When I returned the missed call from them within 15 minutes they'd advised me it was too late to get my car (which I'm not sure why that was because they'd never gotten the address from me so it wasn't like they were in my area and had already left). I'll also state that I initially reached out to the company via their website to acquire more information. It wasn't until a full week and a half had went by and I had already dealt with everyone that I received responses to my email inquiry. My word of advice to VFC: While it is great that you may be so busy with donations for needy families that it becomes difficulty to maintain communication, understand that each missed opportunity to provide follow-up is a lost car for another family member. I strongly suggest manning your office with more staff. As a non-profit I'm sure you can hire some high schoolers that need service hours (translation FREE LABOR). Because of the gap in communication with your company and my short window to get rid of the vehicle to terminate the insurance premiums, I wound up donating the car to another cause.

Always great finds! The vast store offers opportunity for the savvy shoppers.Always visit when…read moreI am in town.

Great inventory these days! Used to be meh, but not anymore. Daughters got great name brand buys…read morefor great low prices!

Great nonprofit organization to support!!! Believe in Tomorrow gave our family a get place to stay…read morein Ocean City and it made my daughters very first vacation a very memorable one. She had the opportunity to play in the sand, visit the beach, walk on the boardwalk, ride a bike, play in a splash park, and eat at a fancy restaurant-all for the first time. Because most of our time is thinking about her treatment schedule and how we will prepare ourselves for what's to come, BIT gave us the opportunity to de-stress and have fun as a family. Please support this wonderful organization.

The kind of place I wish I had nearby growing up! Bring your family, your date, or the people you…read morewant to introduce to nature or local history. And especially bird&insect photographers. It's free! You might know it only as an event venue, but there's: * Nice walking trails and farm country views. * A few segments would count as hiking if you want to introduce somebody! * Creekside access in the woods. Fiddling around a natural creek is a formative experience * A selection of beautiful older trees that survived from colonial times * Including a massive ancient white oak, Maryland's state tree and quite rare now. If you've never seen a "big tree" in person this is a must-see. It has presence. * Restored buildings and history displays * A resident ambassador owl. Go closer to dusk to see him active * Restored natural meadows (great macro photography) * Examples of bee keeping, different types of gardening, etc. Lots to play / do / learn, or for us older folks, walking around and taking photos. A couple of notes: * hours on maps are for the venue, the grounds are actually open dawn-to-dusk * the hiking is pretty mild but there's a lot to see. * alltrails isn't accurate for many of the paths, but everything is really well signed (or grab the map from their own website) * if you're doing the full circuit of trails, wear those ankle-support shoes/boots - it might seem silly for the easy terrain, but the angle of the farm trails is "hard" in sneakers, and you'll appreciate that support. Enjoy it! Another Howard County gem.

Such a wonderful place that I never knew existed until this weekend when We attended a wedding…read morehere. Actually, I officiated. So, I got to check out the grounds around the main building before the bride and groom arrived for rehearsal. They have a wonderful wandering Garden with Fountains and water features. I could sit by a loud water feature for hours. The wedding was in the garden, but the facility had prepared the Veranda in case the rain didn't clear up. In addition to the new main structure, they have Historical buildings and Summer camps.

Great organization, great mission, great staff! You can get a small version of the Baltimore…read moreneighborhoods map there for $2. Their website is awesome. Highly recommend it.

Terrific organization. Helped us find our neighborhood and home. Best welcome to Bmore ever…read more They provide assistance in schools, incentives to but in the city. They have a great happy hour too!

Visit 1 x month, have found many excellent fines, both for home and clothing for work. Very…read moreimpressed with the store and associates.

I've been in the store recently and have noticed employees shopping, telling other employees what…read morethey are shopping for, having items put aside for them. Some of the staff are rude, push by you before saying excuse me. Having conversations on the phone while on the floor. The main thing I noticed was around Christmas there was items coming out to be bought that was not on the floor but rather from the back. Back with the other owner I remember seeing employees hiding merchandise and getting them when they get off their shift, I thought with the new owners things would be different.

I don't usually write negative reviews, but wanted to share my experience. Our foster dog got out…read moreand my husband had seen the direction that she had gone. We got off to a bad start because Dogs Finding Dogs said we couldn't go on anyone's property without permission, so I had to run around knocking on doors. We spent a lot of time looking in a field with no luck. We then started back at our house and I am pretty sure the dog tracked a different dog because we went west and our dog was found was 4 miles south of us. Please do not spend your money unless you are willing to waste it. I feel like I threw away $400. The person and their dog were wonderful, just not helpful. We had to stop after about 4 hours because it was too hot and the poor dog was whooped! I was really hoping that our dog would be found that day. You hear this all the time, but really the best thing to do is to plaster flyers everywhere, post it online everywhere and wait for someone to see your pet. Someone finally contacted me through a website that they thought our dog was in their back yard. Also, there was a wonderful woman in our area who helps people find their lost pets. She was able to help me and trap our sweet girl after being lost for 11 days. (And didn't charge me. I did give her a donation though.) I would not recommend Dogs Finding Dogs unless you have the extra time and money.

Non Profit HAHA what a JOKE!!!!…read more I would not recommend this company to anyone. They are scammers they tell you one thing via phone in person its something else. Charged me 339.00, for something my neighbor dog could have done. Bash told me that the K9 picked up a strong scent of my dog at a person home. Just to find out that they never even seen my dog. Like what!!! Me personally; I will NEVER recommend this company to anyone EVER!!!!