Orange Mound Community Center continues to be a staple in the Memphis community. They have so many…read moreresources that they offer for all ages. I visited this day for the Wear Orange, a gun violence prevention program that highlights, recognize, and bring together various organizations with the same mission. The community center is clean. The staff is friendly. Plus they have plenty of space for visitors. Keep up the good work!

Orange Mound Community Center and Senior Center. 2nd Annual Division of Parks and Neighborhoods…read moreOratorical Competition held at Orange Mound Community Center. Theme: "If your Neighborhood could talk, what would it say and how has it changed your life today?" McFarland Community Center, won 2nd place in the 6-8th grade category. #mcfarlandcommunitycenter City of Memphis Division of Parks and Neighborhoods

Great variety of classes and tons of workout machines love that it has a pool (indoor) and hot tub.read more

I could not be happier with my time at the Kroc. I am relatively a new member. I was looking for a…read moreworkout place where I felt safe and so far, I have found that at the Kroc. One of the things I really enjoy is the variety of classes they offer every day. I love the Silver Sneakers exercise classes as well as the water aerobics classes. The instructors for these classes are outstanding. The employees have all been so nice and accommodating. I am there almost every day. I feel that the membership fees are very affordable which allows families to enjoy the activities at the Center. From my observance, the center seems to be well run and maintained well. No rif-raf. That is comfortable environment for everyone. Also, a very clean facility. I love they have a dress code which is something young people should be subjected to. Overall, I am very pleased with my experience.

I was working through an agency with them and they put me on the Do not Return list and made me…read moredrive to them twice before they told me why I sent home both times. They stated because I had my phone out on the floor and that is how we clocked in and picked up shifts was on our phone. They policy says no phone but that's how the agency policy I worked for had they employees clock in. I been getting discriminated against at these nursing homes and called Nigga and Nigga bitch. I'm asking some one to investigate these companies being bias and racist. Thank you.

I think Memphis Jewish home and rehab gave me the wrong medicine and I started having serious side…read moreeffects I have never had these side effects in my life with the medicines I take normally.. the nurses could have done it internally.

I am reviewing the Waffle Shop at Calvary Episcopal Church. The food was very good. We tried the…read morewaffle which was very fluffy!! The chocolate mousse dessert was good but very sweet. My friend and I shared the fish pudding plate that had fish pudding, corn sticks, cole slaw and potatoes. The fish pudding is like a casserole. I was happily surprised. It was made with a lot of catfish, celery, onions, breading and yummy seasonings. We enjoyed it. The corn sticks were a little dry. The potatoes were quite tasty and I liked the coleslaw. Coffee was okay. The people and service was spot on! The volunteers were so nice, friendly and helpful. My friend and I plan on making this event a yearly outing. They offer a lenten service after but we could not stay for it. We will return again.

Closed and secured on a Saturday afternoon, which is a bummer as this is a beautiful church on the…read moreoutside and I would expect it to be just as lovely on the inside. Plenty to see outside though. The marker out front reads, "The oldest public building in Memphis and the first Episcopal Church in Shelby County. Organized August 6, 1832 by the Reverend Thomas Wright. The church house started 1838 was consecrated May 12, 1844 by the Right Reverend James Hervey Otey, first Bishop of Tennessee, the Reverend Philip W. Alston, Rector. The Reverend Robert P. Atkinson, Rector, 1969." There is street parking nearby. [Review 19852 overall - 404 in Tennessee - 825 of 2023.]

One of the best things about Lindenwood is having people care about other people. We don't want…read moreanyone to walk alone. We are also blessed with a new minister who helps us become better people all week long, not just on Sunday. Pastor Geoff Mitchell will wake you up on Sunday to serve others Monday-Saturday. And you better believe you will on Sunday. We also work in our community helping others. And this year I'm excited to work with a first grader @ Peabody Elementary. She is an at risk reader. This is only 1 opportunity to volunteer. Come Belong to Lindenwood with me.

Lindenwood is fantastic and inclusive to ALL! The community is wonderful and very welcoming! After…read moremonths of trying different churches in Memphis that missed the mark for us, my wife and I finally found one that helped us feel at home with messages of love, compassion, community, and inclusivity. They also put those messages into action through a multitude of community service events and programs. The leadership has been amazing, and had adapted well to Covid when we arrived by offering online services and following local health protocols to protect its members. I cannot recommend Lindenwood enough as a church to call home, no matter your background!

Today We visited the Houston Levee Community Center, where the Mid South Food Bank held a Mobile…read moreFood Pantry. They was there giving out food and other needed items and supplies to the community... Thank you Houston Levy Community Center for allowing them to use your facility and area to host this great event. Soon we would like to be able to visit the inside of the Levee community center and partake in available activities.

This Soup Kitchen has been operating continuously since 1870 and now serves meals six days a week…read moreto the poor, homeless and less fortunate. They serve beverages, pastries, a meat sandwich, a peanut butter sandwich, a 16-ounce cup of soup, and fruit, candy or chips. They need volunteers Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM. You can sign up to volunteer on their website: http://www.stmaryssoupkitchen.org/home.html If you're looking for a place to volunteer, I can't recommend this Soup Kitchen enough. The volunteers are wonderful, warm people and the experience will completely change your perspective on many things. Oh, and the warm and fuzzies...you definitely get a lot of those!

I just want to post a thank you to those of you who are former clients of The Academy who send me…read moremessages about your bad experiences and abuse you received by the director of this establishment. Please keep them coming as well as your questions about our experience. Know that we are more than disappointed, shocked, and confused about why we (and some of you) were singled out to receive such offenses. But, in the end, are thrilled that it pushed us into our current situation with FAR better and trustworthy care, where questions are answered with thoughtfulness and collaboration; lacking any harassment, condescension or bullying like we received at this facility from the director. I cannot speak to the services of the school, its teachers, staff or curriculum as we never made it past the nursery stage, which is where we were constantly told to "talk to Ms. Teri" and was when we would receive such abuse.

It's been over 20 years since I've been a student, but I can honestly say I still have memories…read morefrom this amazing educational institution. I still remember how to count in French (despite going on to study Chinese for the rest of my academic career). I've never struggled in reading comprehension due to the great fundamental work done by Mrs Terri and staff. Since my time, I've seen the building grow but the feeling remains the same. This is one of the best preschool's in the country and I'm blessed to have had such a great introduction to education. Sending love and blessings to the staff you truly make an impact for kids, and your work is never forgotten. - Class of 99