Super glad that we stumbled upon 'The Joy Bus Diner'!!! Founded and operated by 'Chopped' champion…read moreChef Jennifer Caraway, this place lives up to her esteemed reputation! Since 2016, this non-profit diner has been directly supporting homebound cancer patients through sponsored meals. The menu is deep, and the food is incredible! And honestly, I feel confident with all of their options. The place was packed and everyone looked satisfied. I ordered the chilaquiles which were a delightful offering of crispy tortilla chips covered in earthy red chili, topped with a velvety poached egg, on a bed of hearty pinto beans that had a hint of cumin, all which was drizzled with a rich crema and crumbled queso fresco. My dad had the Rueben and he said it was in his top-three he's ever had! Even during the Saturday brunch rush we were seated promptly, the kitchen was swift and our waitress was kindly attentive to our needs. We will definitely be adding this fine establishment to our short list, and can see why this is a community staple.

A few years ago, we heard about The Joy Bus Diner and the amazing cause behind it. As my wife is a…read morecancer survivor, the idea of a charitable organization that provides food to cancer patients and their caregivers was of great interest to us. We finally decided to try the diner, and oh my goodness--this is no substandard food kitchen. This is top-notch food at reasonable prices and for a great cause. You can't go wrong! We arrived on a Sunday at their new location, which is super nice, VW bus and all. :) While relatively small, it is many times larger than their old location around the corner. You can sit inside at a table, at the bar, or at one of the few patio tables on a nice day. We sat inside for this first visit, and a friendly server took our order. We chose to order from the breakfast menu, and I ordered The Camper: Crispy double-dipped fried chicken thigh smothered in savory gravy and topped with cheese, three slices of Nueske's peppered bacon, and an over-easy egg, served on a housemade butter biscuit. My wife ordered the CSA Scramble: Farm-fresh veggies from Crooked Sky Farms CSA basket scrambled with three eggs, served with fruit, sliced tomato, and 9-grain toast. Needless to say, we were both impressed. The Camper was absolutely perfect. I would not change a thing. The gravy was just special, and there was so much food, I took some home. My wife's dish was fresh and perfect for what she was looking for. Do consider donating to this worthy cause. We chose to, and you can even donate right on your bill so that it goes right on your credit card if you so choose. But even if you just pay for your meal, you are helping out, which is so great about eating at this place. Do yourself a favor and stop in to see the friendly people at The Joy Bus Diner!

I went to the Paws + Reflect Puppy Yoga Series hosted by Almost There Rescue and it was absolutely…read moreamazing. It was basically 90% puppies and 10% yoga, but honestly, the puppies stole the show. My kids begged to take one home (we didn't), but we all had so much fun snuggling, playing, and forgetting about everything else for a bit. I would go back in a heartbeat--and now I'm dreaming of having my 40th birthday there!

I was a foster for this mom + pups rescue and absolutely loved it. They provide all the supplies…read moreyou will need, from supplies, food, crates, and toys. A vet is also available on-call for fosters, and can be texted with questions anytime. I loved the 2 boxers that were adopted the first day, after I returned them from foster. Such a special place!

I was interested in learning CPR and first aid, so I took the Adult CPR/AED/First Aid class ($88)…read moreon Saturday from 9 to 3. The classes are held in a training classroom of the Red Cross building (see photos). Our instructor was Johnny, who came up from Tucson to teach the class. The morning was occupied with CPR/AEG training. A couple students who only needed certification in that left at that point. After lunch we did first aid for the next hour or two, and those who signed up for Adult training (including myself) left, leaving only a few students who also signed up for Pediatrics. I can't say enough good things about Johnny, our instructor. I had anticipated long dry lectures, and struggling to keep my eyes open. Instead, he was casual, humorous, and obviously very knowledgeable about the subject matter. The only drawback is the large amount of material covered.

Exceptional professionalism. Staff is always nice. Donate as much as I can. You save up to three…read morelives with just one pint. Will be going back again!

We really liked our stop into Thrift to Thrive! They even have a coffee shop which I will checkout…read morenext time! The store is on the smaller side but the quality of the items was great. We did not find anything in particular to buy but will stop in next time we're in the area!

HUGE thrift store with a large coffee shop that benefits children in need. There is a lot here from…read moreclothing to furniture to framed art and vases/pottery. This is a great thrift shop in general but also one to check out specifically if you are looking for any framed art.

My husband went here everyday for almost a year. Edward and his team are amazing and work really…read morewell with people who have dementia. They offer socializing, art, music and literature.... They also offer lunch for those who attend . They have many resources to offer.

I love Oakwood's passion to create happiness and a sense of purpose for their members each day. Too…read moreoften, that element is forgotten in senior care. I've been fortunate to see the difference that the Oakwood team is making in reimagining adult care -- not only for their members, but their families as well. They're a non-profit organization who truly cares about making a difference in the senior community

I went to Justa Center to have somewhere to hang as living in my car was boring. I did not ask for…read moreservice, but got treated with the utmost respect as a person. The Quality I received was throough, as I got help getting off the street. I think they liked my dog, as they took care of him first. Shots, License, check-up. I love Justa Center as they are perfect for getting help when you are homeless. It has been close to 3 years, and I am getting ready to go homeless again, as I am having surgury in the next week, and cannot work to pay my rent. I need more help, this time with a pro bono lawyer about my past that stops me from getting a place I can actually afford. It has been over 23 years, and I still have a record that says 'just live in your car' and my record is really old and now the drug is legal. I will go back to Justa very soon, as soon as I can get some add'l gas to get there. Thanks Justa!

if you want a hand up, go to the Justa center. if you want a hand out, keep wanting. the bar at the…read moreJusta center is consistently maintained so high that one has no other choice but to thrive & succeed. the employees are not just in it for the money, because there isn't enough money in the world to buy their altruism which they pour out of their hearts 365 days a year. Sandra Garcia