Cute, well organized thrift store with a worthy cause…read more All Xmas items (in Sept) were 50% off. I bought x mas cocktail glasses and cookie tins. I also bought t- shirts for granddaughter and grandson. BF bought a weed wacker. Nice helpful staff!

I always visit the shop when I'm in town. They are fairly priced and the stock changes daily. Check…read morethem out!

This is the best organization! They saved my life and kept me safe, accepted me as the person I am…read moreand loved me until and even when I was able to love myself. I've never seen any other homeless service with as much safety and I don't think I've ever seen any other community of people who are as accepting of me. I feel like I'm home for the first time in my life. Rogue retreat is my family. There's safety and encouragement here. :-)

they save people no they harass me and treat me like crap cause I'm normal person and not a…read morerecovering addict to make them look good I kept getting sick and so they kept on threatening me with this what u signed up for I signed up to get apartment not to be on probation . or be told they are above my job etc . all I do is work and home and walk everywhere so I get sick a lot with sinus infectioms they dont care but they wanna land me in hospital and I will report them there job is to watch us to keep arent in good standing and to pay rent not control our lives and or so on they need to change rules and have rules for regular people who are not addicts lol

i had a dining room table and chairs that i had moved from Calif. had to call twice for a pick up…read more some sort of glitch, but all was finally good. they were amazing. driver was very patient. i encountered nothing but courteous and respectful people. Many thanks, Habitat!

The staff here are incredibly helpful. I don't think I have ever left here empty handed. Great…read moreplace for used tools

While in Oregon on vacation my mom told us about this facility. She called about taking a tour and…read morewe were happy to find out that they offered daily tours. We set one up and went. It was a very fun and informative tour for my mom, my two teenage daughters and myself. We really enjoyed learning about how the dogs are trained and I was especially happy to learn that their dogs are all rescued from shelters! We got to meet and interact with one of their "graduates" named King and see what he can do. We all enjoyed it very much and will go back again next year. The tour was free to boot so that even made it nicer. I recommend going here to learn about these wonderful dogs and trainers.

From the owner: Hearing Dogs, Autism Assistance Dogs, and Facility Dogs…read more Rescuing and professionally training dogs to assist people, enhance lives & provide greater independence is what Dogs for Better Lives is all about. Dogs for Better Lives rescues dogs for our programs from animal shelters throughout the western United States. After professional training at our southern Oregon campus, our dogs are placed with... ~ People with a variety of disabilities and challenges including: hearing loss, deafness, and children on the autism spectrum. ~ Professionals (teachers, physicians, counselors, legal advocates, and caregivers) who work with people with various disabilities and challenges. We place our Hearing Assistance and Facility Dogs with qualified clients throughout the United States. Currently our Autism Assistance Dogs are just placed in OR and WA. Over time, this program will become national as well.

Located just around the corner from Main Street, this community center exists. Went here for a…read morememorial today and was impressed with the accommodations. The main room is also available with a large kitchen so you can cater your event. They have air conditioning, plenty of round tables and chairs. Bring your own table clothes if you want to cover the tables. *Street parking and some spaces in the lot.

From the owner: The mission of the Jacksonville Community Center (JCC) is to create a healthy, informed, and…read moreinterconnected community through enriching, inclusive and accessible programming and participation opportunities for all ages. JCC is a charitable 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

I donated some items today, including a nice Patagonia flannel shirt. I donate here because…read moreGoodwill is crazy on pricing and I want to support local and at a thrift store that is reasonable in cost for the patrons. After donating my items, I noticed a DKNY tote bag for $20! You could probably purchase this new at TJ Max for not much more. What's going on with independent thrift stores that are pricing like Goodwill? When I asked about the high pricing on the DNKY tote bag, the clerk quipped back some sarcastic remark. I have dropped off some nice donation items before at this establishment, but no more. I will do my research and find a non profit that gives my donations away to people in need for free.

Friendly staff. Always find something to buy here. So many great things. Clothes galore. Prices are…read moreamazing too. Don't miss this great little store.

Drug Wars - Answering the Call Hello,…read more My name is Tom Monson. I've been a resident of Medford Oregon for almost 40 years. I moved here from LA in the 70's. It was a very different place then. Earlier this year I was diagnosed with a rare form of eye cancer. During my week of radiation treatment I was blind and all I could do was lay on my back and reflect on my life. I thought about the things I've done, the things I wanted to, and all the marvelous blessings I have been given. I was at peace because I've had a rich and full life. During my recuperation, I discovered a tragedy unfolding. In a talk, Jackson County Medical Examiner, Dr. Jim Shames sounded an alarm about the dangers of prescription drugs. I decided to look into it. I discovered some horrifying facts. Last year, tens of thousands of teenagers died and hundreds of thousand became drug addicts (many of them turning to crime and/or prostitution to support their new habit). The deaths cross all economic and social stratus -- rich and poor, secular and non-secular. Why? The drug companies are pushing these drugs as cure-alls and some doctors freely write prescriptions. Most parents don't have a clue about the dangers of these drugs. The warnings have been lost in the news of political turmoil, the war on terror and our terrible economic times. You would think something this important would take top billing all the time. I knew I had to do something about this because according to the Centers for Disease Control, one in five teens use prescription drugs for non-medical purposes and many will either die or become addicted. I knew I could make a difference. Several years ago I produced a 1/2 hour documentary about a young heroin addict. For over a year, it was broadcast all over the state of Oregon. Several drug-treatment centers told me their intake calls for heroin addiction doubled the day after the broadcast. The state medical examiner reported two years later the number of heroin-related deaths declined by over 50%. The film worked. I just finished a documentary about the dangers of prescription drugs. The film will be broadcast on NBC-5 in December, 2012. It will be promoted on television, radio, Internet, and in print. In the Drug Wars, the real enemies are ignorance and apathy. If you know and do nothing, you are part of the problem. If we all do something we can save our children. The expenses for this endeavor are huge. If you own a businesses, you can gain positive name recognition by helping pay for the, production, air time and fees. If you just want to help me save our children, please do. To learn more about it, go to www.drugwars.com or send your contribution to Thomas Nash, llc, 33 North Central Ave, Suite 401, Medford, OR 97501, or call Tom Monson at (541) 210-6698 for sponsor information.

Estoy en el goodwill de la 22 ave y 21 st en miami florida…read moretienen 5 cajas registradoras.pero ahora tienen una.sola funcionando igual a otras ocasiones solo dos a veces he pasado mucho tiempo buscando.cosas. pero. Me he tenido que ir. Es un lugar con tremenda venta no entiendo que esto pase .

I donate to Goodwill in Central Point. There is a gentleman that works in the drop off section…read more His name is Cornell. He is the most helpful and nicest man who goes out of his way to help you. He should be recognized for his great customer service.

Great staff; awesome pool, equipment, classes and more! We are Raving Fans!…read moreThank you YMCA.

While the building may be a bit outdated, staff and equipment are great. Place is clean and…read moreeveryone chips in.

Customer service is awesome, they go above and beyond to make you feel welcome, I have an eBay shop…read moreand I frequently look for old jewelry, the lady at the counter is very patient while I go through the jewelry, I will keep coming back to support the local community and their mission

I walked into the food bank office of the salvation army about 1 weeks ago because I was starving…read more.so I'm told at the front desk to have a seat. So there I sit, watching in awe as the only other employees who could help me, was a chic and some older dude who looked as if he wasn't gonna help me until he was finished flirting with the young lady who was filing some folders. Now I do apologize because she was pretty and I could see why he'd be so upset with me.. but I was starving and now the only one who can help me is glaring at me from across the room as he walks over to me with a little smirk as if to say "thanks a lot there, genius". So he asked if I ever been there before and I said yes but that I forgot when..then this is where it starts getting weird..because this man starts saying something to the effect of "oh it says here that u haven't been here for food for A couple years"...which means you been supporting yourself like a real man"...ok..first of all, I was there bcuz I was so hungry..and I needed food i didn't need to hear these biting insults from a ponytailed punk who looked like he never missed a meal in his life. So they sent some barfly who pointed to certain boxes that seemed to contain TRASH. long story short, I left that place with 2 loaves of bread.a couple rotten pairs. a little pack of cookies and about 3 bags of lettuce..I SWEAR..I stood in awe as people were walking out with sandwich meats, .milk, Gatorade, can goods, fresh fruit, etc. So I don't know how I made this guy so mad, but I did...it was a hot day also...with no liquids and only a bag of lettuce and a loaf of bread I knew I was in for a doozy...I'll. Never waste my time there again...it just seemed like theyd rather keep the food themselves..very stingy and cold.. not the image the Starvation Ar---oops, I mean Salvation Army has projected until Now. If the guy is reading this I just wanna say sorry for asking for help when I did because it interrupted your flirting with the secretary in your office..I was just hungry bro...I'll ever bug you for food again ok buddy? Thank you and God bless