Great place to meet and talk with other vets the staff is nice and a lot of time there some type of…read moremeal going on or some type of event

Nice post, very friendly staff. Come here after work all the time! They have Bingo every Saturday…read moreand dancing on Wednesday.

Note: this review and rating is from a volunteer's perspective from fall 2010…read more I volunteered at this food bank for several weeks. It takes a few tries before really learning the ropes of this place, because the system is so disorganized. There are particular stations (ex. drinks, desserts, poultry, grains, canned goods, etc) that majority of the volunteers covered, and basically clients got in a line and circled around the facility, grabbing an item from each station. Volunteers only assisted people when clients couldn't reach at item. Other volunteers were the receptionist, who checked every client in, people who restocked the inventory or ran food drives in front of grocery stores. Cons: -the place is VERY small and with so many clients piling in, it gets cramped very quickly -as a volunteer, I feel like I'm not contributing anything at all; yes, some clients were grateful I was there, but I myself felt to gratitude -the permanent volunteers are very rude, bossy, and kind of like bullies (some of these volunteers claimed certain stations, not giving others a chance to be there) -the system is very disorganized. I had to figure out what I was supposed to do for myself. Here's a bit of how the system works: 1. The receptionist checks clients in 2. Clients go around to each station, grabbing 1-3 items, depending on the number in their household

A great food bank. The volunteers are with it. The clients are wonderful! Come out on either…read moreside.

Very helpful, great service , Agga & associates are on point in every detail of their inventory…read moreof excellent equipment and supplies. Thank you, I highly recommend

Their "Suggested Donation" for most of the used equipments are even HIGHER than a brand new item…read moreretail price. Also, their so called suggested donation is actually what they really expect you to pay.. We were looking at a USED senior shower transfer bench and they told us we need to pay $50 when I found a Brand New One on Amz for $39.99!!! I'm scratching my head on and asked them who and how do they set the "price", they said the money received are used to pay for staff salary and utilities... but you are Selling your used and free donated items even higher than the retail stores which are in Brand New condition. If you are nearby in Redmond, you can go pay a visit but don't bother if you live further out...

Wonderfully equipped house. We are here in Seattle from Arizona for my son's bone marrow transplant…read moreand Seattle Childrens. They have separate apartments for after discharge from the BMT unit. For standard housing the have rooms that sleep either 3 or 6 (large room so it's crowded but doable). Communal areas are clean and well maintained with helpful volunteers who do a good job keeping things clean. So grateful for Ronald McDonald house

The Ronald McDonald House in Seattle is a great place to stay, the staff is amazing, and the rules…read morein the house are fair. The food is really good, the privacy and the rooms very nice.

re: food donations I…read moredrop off food here occassionally when I cannot drop it off at the designated food bank for whatever reasons. Hopelink is a very organized and well established facility. I've always had assistance and have not had any major wait times from what I can recall.

Although Solid Ground appears as a Coordinated Entry Access point for people in search of resources…read morefor housing or eviction prevention, the highly unprofessional staff will not provide assistance to anyone they do not know and do not like. Staff at this agency use call screening devices to scan for names and telephone numbers of previous clients whom the staff have blacklisted from social services. Do not waste your valuable time and energy on this non profit agency that acts as an obvious grift.

Wow this place is awesome. Stopped by for 'training' for their Operation Front line volunteering…read moreprogram, which teaches families, parents, kids and teens of low income families how to cook nutritious and delicious meals on a budget. What a great idea! Instead of just giving out food, each class participant gets a great lesson in cooking and nutrition, then they get to help create a meal in class AND a bag of groceries to take home with them to practice. The people at training were great - nutrition majors, foodies, chefs all mingling in a philanthropic pow wow. The training was hands on and interactive, and I really like Solid's Ground's focus on diversity, equality, respect and education as a way to help the community. Super cool place! There was a cooking class going on with a room of kids and it smelled heavenly! Look up Solid Ground's Operation Front Line if you love food and love volunteering!

What a great non profit helping people effected by cancer. Childhood Education on the dangers of…read morevaping! Love them

I attended a yoga class for cancer patients at Gilda's Club. It was free . And the Gilda's Club…read morebuilding was a wonderful place for such a group with plenty of room, a kitchen and a welcoming feel. Now I see a picture of Gilda's Club with a sign labelling it.

This thrift store always has everything in the best condition-clothing is tops, always the latest…read morestyle, best condition. Their book section is full of both hardback and soft cover books for adults plus a good selection for children. Their housewares section is always amazing, full of really useful and excellent condition items for the home. There are often full collections donated. Pricing is very reasonable. Their new furniture store is gorgeous, you can find anything you need from chairs, lamps, pictures, fans, home decor, bedspreads, blankets, vases, mirrors-you name it you can find it and it will be in excellent used condition but also a lot of new items too. Best place to shop although their shoe selection is small (and the only place I found items not in top condition) and their childrens and mens selection is small. (Most people don't think to donate men's clothing or items for some reason, it's basically women.). Women's clothing is not "Maxanista" it's for more mature women but accessories fit all. I get lots of gift bags here for pennies and if you have the time, their greeting cards are numerous. Also wrapping paper! Come see, you'll find! Their seasonal holiday decor is always amazing too.

Lots of blouses to chose from. Definitely for older women. Not much of a men's selection. Baby…read moresection is very limited. The women suggest I go to "Small Threads" for baby clothes.