Food with a cause..... go support The Diner…read moreNow open in Phoenix, The Joy Bus Diner™ is a 100% nonprofit restaurant that's helping make our Valley a tastier, happier place, one meal at a time. Serving hearty, made-to-order breakfast and lunch fare every Thursday - Sunday from 7am - 2pm, every cent earned will be used to support The Joy Bus, a local charity that's been bringing chef-inspired meals and caring conversations to cancer patients Valley-wide. I ordered a grab bag of 5 ready to go meals through the Too Good To Go App to try something new. I got beef barley stew which was a great tasty quick meal for dinner and some enchiladas for lunch today. Simple and perfect. They have a plant stand inside and plenty of seating. Busy little area.

I 100% support the mission of this small restaurant, providing meals to cancer patients and their…read morefamilies. It is a beautiful thing that they are doing. Per my usual, I tried the chilaquiles. I forgot to request the brisket and I really feel that addition would complete the dish. The chilaquiles were crispy, dipped in a red sauce, on a small bed of beans. The egg was nicely cooked. The one thing I did not enjoy was that they were cold. I would go back and try something different. The biscuits looked amazing. Service was very friendly and professional. The morning we visited was early and was not very busy. I'm not sure if it would be a loud environment on a busy day.

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 have passed by Thrift to Thrive many times and always remarked that we needed to stop in one…read moreday. The day finally came last weekend, but we left feeling somewhat disappointed! I was initially taken aback by the entry of the shop. They had a coffee shop and a large sitting area. I also saw stairs, so I assumed this would be a multi-level thrifting experience. We moseyed around the area just past the coffee shop and found lots and lots of glassware. Dare I say too much glassware? The linens and trinkets sections were disheveled with a handful of visibly broken items sitting on the shelves. The main area of the shop was more visually pleasing and was a bit more organized, but we remained underwhelmed. The biggest disappointment, however, was that the upstairs was restricted to employee access only. We were so disappointed that there weren't more thrifty treasures to be uncovered. The exterior of this shop was deceiving as we thought it would be massive, but it was actually quite small. Bummer!

Woah what a deal!…read more So many great prices - clothing was a steal. Found some great items in the home section as well. Highly recommend for the thrifty thrifter!

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

Everything so far IS going great. The Service Is unbeatable. 5 Star rating. They don't ask…read moremuch of you, but, be yourself and enjoy your stay. What they do ask of you is to respect others, be cooporative around others, as well as being honest about your personal feelings, about yourself, and others. Honesty seems to be their directive they try so hard at offering to everyone that stays. Like the old saying goes, " What comes around, goes around. ". They spend a lot of time H. E. L. P.ing everyone with their problems they might have, if one occurs. Very nice people. Very cooperative and correspondent towards everyone. A lovely set of attendants, security, and staff that are on-call 24/7. The people that stay here are trust worthy, safe and also loving. . Beautiful place. Rooms are very spacious. The people are very comfortable to be around. The grounds are well kept. I would say A $1,000,000¢ dollar business, easy. But, I would definitely consider one thing. This Is A facility that H. E. L. P.'s people to all standards of Living, so putting A price on this place would be uncalled for. They need real support from business's that like to HELP others. They need HELP from organizations that are into supporting places like this, and they also need HELP from People who have belief support, that, families who have broken family members of some sort of living conditions that aren't very up to standards at first, but, can be rehabilited and given A second chance to at least try to support themselves with help from people like these people who really do make A difference IN one's life, so they can have A place to call their own, I think IS A real blessing and should be well kept reasons as such. It's really hard to get help In this world, and, places like this really make A difference In ONE's Life. I would honestly say, " This IS one of the safest places to stay and comfortable place to rebuild your life. They don't ask much. The expectations are easily lived UP too. And as for the staff, Security, And Attendants. A great set of people. Can't beat'um. I hope everyone who stays here enjoys themselves and remembers one thing. That corporation gets you everything, but, anything less may get you nothing. Don't look A gifted horse in the mouth. It might bite you. I was told; you can lead A horse to water but you can't make him drink, and that's what these people do. They lead you to the water!?. As for myself, I must get back to my little hole in the wall, so have A nice day, God bless, and farewell. Mr. Joseph D. Reid Jr., St. Joseph VALENTINE, "G-Man D", Joey Reid, 'The AMERICAN eye' God. P.S. if you have seen my wife, tell her I said hi. J.k. Love!?.

It's more like jail than a homeless shelter. Everybody (staff) wear fake smiles. Food is barely…read moreminimal