Definitely a great place to be ! The people are so friendly and a good environment to be.read more

Excellent organization. Helps thousands of people living in the Merrimack Valley make it every year.read more

I am very happy and satisfied with selections as well as prices…read more I also am forever appreciative for them carrying 3X for women. My youngest had been away for a while and had put on a lot of weight and having nothing to fit into or wear. This place helped so much!!! The crew team were upbeat & helpful and brought a smile to my face!! Much thanks, Audra from Lowell MA

They have good prices on clothes and household items but the service depends on who's behind the…read morecash register. They close at 6 pm, which is a little bit earlier than Savers' in Nashua, but I rather go here because savers isn't associated with a nonprofit organization anymore. I rather help/support locally.

I go to the Brush frequently and am always impressed by the quality of work on display. The front…read moregallery has a series of shows, some by local and some by national and regional artists. There are also about 10 studios, which are always open (the artists are not always there, but when they are the seem happy to talk to the public). There is a wide variety of mediums on display ranging from oil, watercolor, and acrylic painting, ceramics, glass, sculpture, jewelry, and textiles.

The Brush gallery and studios have wonderful exhibitions, friendly staff and an amazing variety of…read moreart pieces, pottery, photographs, jewelry, sculptures and much more. You can go inside the studios and interact with local artists, they are very helpful. It's a great place to buy art and handmade items for every budget.

Mill City Grows is a wonderful organization! I was first introduced to Mill City grows when I took…read morea class on container gardening and found the Executive Directors to be very knowledgeable and engaging. I have accessed the Mobile Market many times at several different locations and have always found the produce to be extremely fresh and other goods to be of the highest quality. I have also volunteered at their annual Harvest Fest and Farm to Cocktail events and love how they bring the community together. I am always impressed with the passion, commitment, energy and knowledge of all the staff and I am grateful Lowell has such an amazing organization!

Who says you can't eat local if you live in a City? Mill City Grows is an amazing organization and…read moreproduce vendor. They operate several Urban Farms across Lowell. At their Mobile Market, I can get all kinds of produce I can't find anywhere else (lemon cucumbers, husk cherries, colorful beets, a huge variety of kale....). It's always grown locally, always in season, and you can use your SNAP card here. Check their website for the seasonal schedule. Sometimes staff will do taste tests, or offer recipe suggestions, which are really helpful. In addition to growing and selling the food, Mill City Grows also offers educational programming in gardening and preparing food, and provides support for community gardens in Lowell, so you can even grow your own with their help. Love, love, love Mill City Grows!

I took a basic welding class to make a barn star at the Garrison Speed Shop in Mendon,…read moreMassachusetts. I have never welded before or used some of the tools and equipment required. The template pieces were all laid out, but that was it. Co-founder Luke had me read and sign all the releases first, and asked about my experience with welding etc. Being a Veteran myself, Luke as well, and the non-profit supporting Veterans and First Responders, he also made sure to ask me if loud noises or anything would bother me. Every step was explained and demonstrated before I was able to do it, and as nervous as I was at first, it quickly went away knowing he took my safety, the safety of others as well as their shop very seriously. Co-founder Ben also provided some muscle when I was unable to bend the metal myself. In just over 2 hours I had sanded, measured, re-measured, bent , hammered and welded together a really cool one of a kind 5-sided barn star. It was definitely something different to do and it was a really cool and fun experience. 5 stars !

From the owner: The Garrison Speed Shop is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization that empowers Veterans & First…read moreResponders to focus on healing and positive living through Motorcycle Recreational & Vocational programs. We raise funds through fundraisers, corporate sponsorship, and through motorcycle maintenance/repair/performance work to the general public. What better than fixing your bike while helping someone who served our country that could use your help? Services we offer: -General Motorcycle Maintenance/repairs -Self-Service Station hourly rentals (free to Veterans & First Responders) -Media Blasting Services -Media Blasting hourly rentals -MIG & TIG Welding -Metal Fabrication/repair Programs we offer: -General Motorcycle Maintenance Clinics -Motorcycle Performance Clinics -MIG Welding Intro Clinics -Advanced MIG Welding Clinics -TIG Welding Intro Clinics -Advanced TIG Welding Clinics -Metal Fabrication Intro Clinics -Media Blasting Clinics Events at The Garrison Speed Shop -Special social events & fundraisers that support Veterans & First Responders -Special Veteran & First Responder Group Trips and events -Motorcycle fundraiser rides -Open House fundraiser events Check out our website, or better yet, stop by and see what we're about!

A quality, friendly, and affordable service. Thank you A1. Very accommodating and personable. They…read moreshredded my stuff right in front of me and that made me feel very secure - like I was in good hands in choosing them.

I did a data shred drop off. My needs were small, one full trash can. The price was right at $50…read morefor my drop off. The communication and process was a bit off. As instructed on the drop off page of their website I called them to tell them of my drop off. First, I called in the morning to establish my understanding. The woman who answered confirmed my information and I was told to call when I was close, which I did. In my second call, ten minutes away, I was given directions and to go to door #7 not clearly marked). I was also informed, for the first time, that they did not take credit cards for drop offs. This meant I had to go get cash. As I arrived, one of their trucks was pulling in. He wanted to get into the bay of the garage. I asked him about drop off and he said he would call. This guy was very helpful and friendly, he entered the building, which clearly had credit card indicators on the door. If not for drop offs, for whom, as pickups would not see the door? Once I emptied my documents into the barrel, the truck driver emptied the barrel into the truck shredder. I don't think they have an on-site shredder, maybe just truck based. He took mt money, but then had to go looking for change. I only had twenties, as I was not expecting a cash exchange. So, good price, nice guy, got my shredding done, but it seemed a bit haphazard. Could work on processes.

I , along with multiple other staff members, have worked at LOWELL DAY NURSERY for multiple…read moredecades. I have always believed in LDN's mission and core beliefs. We see so many other schools struggling with staff turnover, but not here at LDN. Our NAEYC accredited school has always felt like a home away from home. Our staff is dedicated to the education and betterment of all our students and their families. After 25 years I am still proud of our school and its quality reputation.

From the owner: Lowell Day Nursery is a nonprofit, early education child care center accredited by the National…read moreAssociation for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Accepting children from the age of 15 months up to kindergarten (6 years old), our nursery school