service requested - i'd gone to shop at the thrift store in search of a shirt to wear at work, so…read moreas to avoid profiting of the product, along with shorts to wear in anticipation of coming warmer weather, though i'd eventually purchased cargo pants, rather than shorts, along with the work shirt. quality - i'd found a shirt in the men short sleeve dress shirts section on the right side of the store, in a color that reminded me of what i consider a true teal, in contrast to the light blue color similar to mint and aquamarine that nike tech has promoted as teal, in conjunction with the popularization of the color in the central cee "doja cat" music video. that is somewhat of a tangent, but i'm nevertheless thankful to have encountered a shirt in that color, which i like, and such a find is suggestive to me of a varied selection available at the store. then, i'd also decided to get a pair of olive green cargo pants because, as anyone who has been around me recently when i'm wearing sweatpants can attest, my casual pants selection fits rather large in the waist, as evidenced by an occasionally unintentional exposure of underwear. however, the cargo pants will solve that dilemma. value - the price was very reasonable considering the quality of products offered, costing me $13 total for a clean, quality dress shirt and clean, quality pair of pants. and i'm also grateful to share what i've been told by a worker at the store, mrs carol , that a significant portion of proceeds from the store go toward providing funds to tulsa public schools.

Run, don't walk, to the Assistance League's amazing resale shop. This is far beyond thrift. You'll…read morebe supporting an amazing cause with an ALL VOLUNTEER run organization. Tons of finds to be had here. Best yet, all proceeds help with their Operation School Bell program helping Tulsa school kids. And if you have nice items to donate, take them here. Prices are outstanding and selection is excellent. The ladies working here are so nice and incredibly helpful. The hours are somewhat limited but they are open Saturdays.

I called them on Monday to schedule a pick-up of our dining room set, china cabinet, and serving…read morebuffet, plus a nice coffee table. They said it would be sometime on Thursday. At 9:00 on Thursday they were here! They were very polite, friendly, and professional. They loaded everything very carefully and did NOT scratch our floor or door frames! (I cannot say that for our movers that moved us here.) They thanked us for our donations when they left. I highly recommend the S.A. for donations.

They are selling furniture double the price of what it would be new. Attached a photo example: this…read morebookshelf brand new at target is 21 dollars. Absurd.

Willie was great! He stayed in constant communication with me and got the job done when he said he…read morewould! I also got a 10% discount for being a first-time customer. I will use his services again if I am ever in need of them in Oklahoma. His prices are quite competitive as well!

From the owner: At Will-Drive, we provide courier, delivery, and ride services in Tulsa, OK that you can count on…read more Whether you need to send a package, schedule a local delivery route, or book a ride, our team delivers reliability, convenience, and care every time. We proudly serve businesses, residents, and local organizations with flexible same-day delivery, scheduled routes, and personal transportation options. Our mission is simple — to make getting around Tulsa and delivering what matters easier, faster, and more dependable.

Goodwill has many convenient attended donation centers around town. This is the one that I frequent…read morethe most. It is open 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday and noon to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. All and donation centers are closed on Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. They accept gently used clothing and household items in saleable condition. They do not accept furniture. Check out the list of items they accept and don't accept. Goodwill is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable nonprofit organization. Donations in good condition are tax deductible. After you drop off your donations, Goodwill takes them to their processing center to sort and ship to a Goodwill Tulsa store. Shoppers then buy these items. The sales support jobs, job training and job placement services that they provide which enable people to improve their lives through the power of work. When you donate, you are also doing your part to help the environment: they reuse and recycle items that would otherwise go into the landfill. Together we can help sustain individuals, communities and the environment!

Donation center only. There is parking in back, but the back door was locked when I went…read more Definitely easier than driving to the west side of town to drop off donation items.

Brush removal! The men were polite and friendly with each other as they were able to walk around…read moreour property!

The prices are great. You just ask and they tell you what the price is. Very friendly, a lot of…read morethings to choose from.

A clean and safe environment with an attentive staff and good machines…read more The payment system is a reloadable card that eliminates the need for quarters. I highly recommend this place for a quick place to get your laundry do

Very friendly, helpful staff. Clean machines--well kept. It's great for thoroughly washing…read morebedspreads, especially after the dog walks on it with muddy paws!

CAP's mission is helping families succeed. They're primarily known for their early childhood…read morecenters around Tulsa that help children in lower-income families achieve economic success. Its vision is to break the cycle of poverty. Their two-generation approach combines high quality education with innovative family services and resources. They offer programs to parents that increase their skills, employability and earning potential. CAP is nationally recognized as a model for this method. CAP is one of the largest anti-poverty agencies in Oklahoma. They believe every family and child deserves the same opportunity for success. They accomplish this by empowering low-income families with education, tools, support and guidance they need to break the cycle of poverty. As an employer, The Nonprofit Times named CAP as one of the "Best Places to Work" in 2016. This is the second consecutive year it has made the list. It ranked 19 overall and 3rd in the list of Large Nonprofits. I have worked here for half a year and I absolutely love it. The leadership is inspiring and receptive, the work environment is the best I've ever had and the actual services we provide are invaluable in our community.

I was here earlier today to enroll my 3 year old son and 4 year old daughter. The staff was very…read morenice and I didn't have to wait long at all. They called my name within 5 mins and took my documents and interviewed me. I was in and out of there within an hour. They even have little computer workstations for the kids to use so they are bored during the interview. There is a waiting list bc of limited space, but they are enrolling throughout the entire year. You can enroll your children from ages 6 weeks to 5 years and it has no cost to you!

We are traveling in our RV. We ended up spending more time here than originally planned due to our…read moretruck breaking down. The people here have been extremely accommodating and friendly, especially the Heineman's who have been so gracious as to invite us out to dinner, taking us sightseeing and gave us rides to take care of our truck repair. They have a lovely pool and everyone is friendly and welcoming. We will definitely return!

From the owner: Charitable nonprofits such as the Tulsa Elks embody the best of America. They shape our boldest…read moredreams, highest ideals, and noblest causes. We provide a way for members to work together for the common good, transforming shared beliefs and hopes into action.

Tulsa. Hello, My…read morename is Courtney Burnette, I am the daughter of Tracy Wilson, she was one of your patients at the end of 2024 and January 2025, I just wanted to take a moment to send a email, in hopes that it finds all of the nurses and staff that were there for my mother and I during what seemed a horrible nightmare, Because so much was going on during that time I do not remember anyone's name, my apologies. How ever, I wanted to Thank each of you for what you did, I know it's your job but I also know its more than that, just what little time I had to play nurse/caregiver, I seen there is absolutely no way to do your job and not have heart and connection, no way! It's a hard job mentally and physically and definitely emotionally, you've got to be one extremely strong human being to do what you all do, and still go home to your families and home life and sleep. So Thank You all for being there and helping me with my mother. Im sorry it has taken me 6 months to Thank You all, it's been a rough 6 months, no one or nothing really prepares you for the loss of your mother, I've never really been the type for much emotion but this last few months I've turned into a cry baby and have no idea how to deal with these so called emotions haha. There is one person I do remember her name, and I wanted to make sure I gave her the biggest Thank You, she was the last nurse that came in to help me with my mother, and even after getting my mother turned and in a more comfortably position, gave her medicine, rubbed my mothers head and stood there by my mothers side with me as my mother struggled to breath, and after telling her it was okay to go if she needed to go, she didn't have to stay, she insisted on staying with me, and as I told Ms. Tammy King once more, if she needed to go it was okay she could go, My mother took her last breath. I just want to Thank Tammy so very much from the bottom of my heart Thank You for staying with me and Thank You for helping me afterwards with what to do and who to call to come get my mother as I was completely lost and had no idea. Thank You so much you have no idea what you being there meant to me. Thank You all ALL OF YOU for helping my mother stay as comfortable as she could, thank you for coming in to help me, thank you for showing me, and teaching me what I needed to know. Thank YOU. My mother was not completely there mentally but I know she would have loved you guys. Ok one more time Thank You all for everything you do. P.s. From November 2024 to Jan. 2025 I was taking notes on all my mom's hospital stays and things that went on. good and bad. and before my mom got to sick I had told her I was going to write a book about her and the infection, She told me "Do It. Finish It and Make The Big Bucks" well i'm not real sure about the BIG BUCKS but in March of this year I finish my book and I published it for the world to read. It can be found on Amazon, Kindle an many others. it's called The S Effect by Courtney Burnette. its about my mother and the last three months of her life living with Staphylococcus. Staph= The S Effect... I have not gone back and edit it at all so there are a few mistakes, as i was not able to read it before i published it, it was hard enough writing it and reliving the bad memories so i published it without reading it first... :) Yep. Please go check it out, Purchase it, Read it, and Write a Review and leave some Stars. Please!!!!

Seasons Hospice has now been serving the community for 25 years, they are family owned, faith…read morebased, non-profit agencies who have a mission in providing exceptional end of life care. The staff are compassionate and empathetic who truly love providing care and comforting families. You can find more family testimonies on Google.