Seeds of Caring is a wonderful organization that engages children ages 2-12 and their families in…read morevolunteering and service opportunities. Even during the pandemic, they were able to pivot to 'anywhere' projects with kits that included suggested resources, context for the project, and what the project was and who the partner organization it was benefiting. There has also been a wide variety of opportunities showcased. It's been great to have a hands-on way to help our community in a way that kids can understand.

Background on the Wellness Community: created to help people affected by cancer through…read moreparticipation in the variety of support groups, seminars & workshops, exercise programs, stress reduction and creative expression. All programs are provided at no cost to the patient. Funding comes from event like the Night of Chocolate. The Night of Chocolate is what I'd like to tell you about. This year it was held at the Holiday Inn at the Airport. After registration (pre-paid $125 ticket) you wonder into a crowd of people enjoying cheeses, and wine, and various other food tastings provided by some of the donating sponsors. The Night of Chocolate is a silent auction spiced with a raffle options for things like a two day borrow of a super high-end car, like a 2005 Lotus Elise or a 1965 Chevrolet Corvette. My favorite booths were the Ferrante Winery & Ristorante, the Schearer potato chip (lime!), and the Maramar Chocolates. If you attend next year, do not leave early! You'll miss the chocolate unveiling. It's absolutely wonderful!

This crisp industrial building is a perfect backdrop for gatherings, events, and connecting with…read morethe community. The roominess of the accessible space is afforded by lofted ceilings in both of the large gathering areas. The front area offers a few tabletop and lounge seating arrangements flanked by gallery art and a generous open air kitchen with large Island. The back room has a high-top bar to the side and a generous floor space and stage for live music and readings. Columbus is lucky to have a space like this accessible to our community and vibrant arts scene.

We stopped into Wild Goose Creative during Franklinton Friday. We accidentally passed it the first…read moretime we walked by because we were so distracted by looking at the art on display in the tents and the performance art taking place. Happily, we noticed the space with its large door open on our next pass and we popped into view an interesting comics exhibit. They had a nice art activity set up on a stage in the corner, which a number of kids were enjoying. The space is nice - very high ceilings make it feel pretty roomy. The staff at the desk were very welcoming and helpful.

New Directions is an amazing resource to help women with their lives and careers. I'm familiar…read morewith NDCC through its partnership and support of the Women's Leadership Council E3 Program. Through it, I've come to know some of the NDCC professionals quite well. And to know them is to love them. It became quite clear early on that NDCC REALLY CARES about the women they serve. And not just about their career opportunity - but their whole beings. I've mentored women in the E3 program who received specialized and specific care - as they really needed it as they were dealing with not only work challenges - but also trauma (as many of our women do). NDCC provides a safe, caring environment that makes these women feel loved and supported. A true gift. Their location is great - right down town. But not too centrally located as you can always find a meter to park. Their office-like environment with meeting rooms is perfect for whatever type of function in being held. I've been there a couple times for mentor-mentee match days, as well as networking and program presentation. I know NDCC is fabulous as helping women with resumes, interviewing prep and job placement. They also have clinical staff for mental health support. I'm sure there are additional resources - but these are the few that I know of personally. I highly recommend NDCC as a resource for women who need help with job skills, placement and other career related needs!

Kobi did an excellent job on my eyelashes and brows. She also did a fantastic job on my facial. My…read moreface felt very fresh after the dermaplane. It was a relaxing and enjoyable.

The moose the place to be! They recently just added a full kitchen and menu. Wilson's is the…read morekitchen inside, must be a member to eat here. I have to say there is a wide variety of bar food, apps, and other options. They also have loyalty points everytime you order from your phone. Great food and priced nice

Everyone one there seems be be so welcoming and accepting. There are many things for all to do…read moreincluding kids. They also do many volunteer work for the community.

Seems to have a wide array of items that have a quick turn around. Great "clearance section" or…read morelast chance items. Prices are appropriately marked, and for being a second hand store, it is always kept clean even with all the people in and out. It is a hit or a miss if you'll end up with anything. But that's the thrift store gamble.

Today was my first visit to Good Life. I was impressed by their selection of kids clothes. I also…read morewas pleased by their organization in the kids clothes department. However, the vibes were WAY off at checkout. The cashier ran up my things and then THREW the scanner on the table. BUT did wish me a nice day! :-)

I recently used this company for some quick turnaround homecoming shirts and my experience was…read morelackluster to say the least. I received little to no communication from ANYONE. I sent multiple emails and phone calls and the only responses I received was the initial quote and call that my garments were complete, EVEN THOUGH I NEVER APPROVED THE PROOF. I reached out two days after I dropped off my shirts as I hadn't received any design proofs and was worried about hitting my deadline. Got no response after multiple attempts and then was called later that day to inform me my project was done and ready for pickup... When I went in to try and figure out what happened, they told me that they just went ahead since it was basically the design I sent.. except it was different fonts and not what I was hoping for. They offered no sort of discount, let alone any sort of apology for charging me $45 for three shirts that didn't even end up how I wanted them. Not to mention that there was sticky residue and printing lines all over two of the shirts. I tried washing it off and no luck. Would highly recommend staying as far away from this place as you can as they clearly don't follow any proper business practices. Money wasted.

I went to this establishment for DTG printing. At first, the staff was helpful and informed me…read moreabout pricing and turnaround times. I decided to give them a try and ordered a few shirts. Unfortunately, the shirts were not correct. Each print was defective and not centered on the shirts. I informed them of the issues, and the manager tried to say it was my design. I came back the next day with proof it wasn't my design. Then the manager told me she was frustrated because they had issues with their DTG printer. "After all, it's old and needs to be serviced." I asked to speak to the owner about a refund for the prints. I ask why would they take on business with an inconsistent/broken printer. I was surprised by how unprofessional and inconsiderate the owner was. The owner told me that the shirts were my problem and I was lucky to get a refund from her. I walked away with a refund for less than half the money I spent and a very unpleasant experience.

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

Over the years I've gotten amazing items and very good prices. But lately, I don't know who's…read morepricing items, but their costs have gone WAY up ($100 for a small, used, unlit Christmas tree?) and many collectible items are as expensive or more expensive than they are on EBay. Identical items with sometimes have a $25 price difference (the Kincade villages, some china etc). I don't think it's worth going to that part of Morse road unless they fix the price problem.