Terrible it was snowing out so they didn't deliver my package which is fine but they didn't deliver…read morethe next day or the next day and instead I had to pick it up at the post office inexcusable I guess the old saying about rain snow sleet or hail no longer applies

Nothing has changed with this branch in Gorham, Maine in 3+ years. They botched my attempt to…read moreforward mail back in 2020, they botched my hold mail in July of 2023, they routinely state via email and text that my Amazon deliveries were delivered and they were not. Certainly there can be issues on occasion. This branch has virtually zero customer service. You cannot reach them by phone to work through issues. When you go in to talk them about issues, they use the same excuse. "we are short handed". There is no ability to escalate issues. When I try to escalate a problem, via email or chat on the USPS website, there has been an error message indicating they cannot process the message at this time. How can incompetence be allowed to continue for so long.

I got my son involved in the program when we first moved to the city. He needed a positive male…read moreinfluence. We got the best big brother ever!!! Almost 8 years later they r still a pair!! I highly recommend this program!!

From the owner: The people in your life have supported you and helped you through plenty of trials and adventures…read more Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Maine is a non-profit organization that gives you the chance to pay it back. By mentoring a Little Brother or Little Sister, you can continue the cycle of sharing and teaching that exists in your community. Being a Big Brother or Big Sister isn't the only way to join in, though. You can also donate or come to an event. And, if you know a young person who could use a good role model, recommend them to become a Little. We make meaningful, monitored matches between Bigs and their Littles aged 7 to 17. These professionally supported one-on-one mentorships can change kids' lives for the better forever.

good will goods, by the pound! if you're willing to spend some time here, there's really good…read morestuff to be had on the *super* cheap. basically, everything is in these shallow bins that are raised up off the floor. and you root around in the bins to see what treasures you can find! the goods are roughly categorized (most shoes in one place, etc). the website shows the pricing breakdown... clothes are around $1.50/lb, some stuff is individually priced (cooking pans, 25 cents!). as the bins get emptied out, employees will come along, tell everyone to move back, remove some bins, replace them, and then everyone really goes to it! good fun. and a good deal. just plan to spend some time searching for what's good, rather than looking for a specific item. it's not that kinda good will. sometimes there's certain stuff, like furniture (recently, each piece was a Dollar. that's right, $1), then sometimes there's not. fyi, they actually *weigh* your entire cart, then deduct the weight of the cart. i was impressed, i hope you will be, too.

It was alright, I went with some friends and my friend bought some clothing. Overall it was alright…read moreand cheap