Great club! NVTM is the perfect place to work on your public speaking and impromptu speaking…read moreskills. Members are all friendly and from a wide range of backgrounds.

There's an incredibly supportive group of people here. The long time experienced members have a…read morewealth of knowledge, and are more than willing to support newcomers in the growth of their skills. The newer members are not only dedicated and ambitious, they're fun, positive people--as is everyone here. Toastmasters, in general, attracts quality people, and this club is no exception.

The Green Thumbs Garden Club is the oldest social club in Milpitas having been founded the same…read moreyear that the city was incorporated, 1954. Members meet the third Monday of each month. Occasionally there are speakers at the meetings who present new ideas about growing flowers or even vegetables. Members are all very helpful to one another, so if you just cannot get that special plant to grow, try asking the Green Thumbs for some useful advice. That is why they have their name!

Is it open to new members? Thanks. Is it the 4 th Monday of the month? I would like to join in…read moreSeptember? Thanks Rhonda

It was a wonderful experience. Out of all the cat places I've visited, I connected with these cats…read morethe most. It was the first time that I wanted to take home a kitty. Compared to other places I've visited, some of the kitties here had more attitude. We shared room 1 with two other girls. They were slightly frightened by the orange kitty because it kept making hissing noises. The kitty also got into a cat fight with two other kitties. Cost $20 per person with reservations. This place is quite small, so they don't have room for you to hang out before your appointment. It's best to arrive on time. 50 minutes passed by quickly. I would visit again in the future.

We had an amazing time at the Itty Bitty Kitty Cafe! The rescue is very well operated with a great…read moremission. The cafe has an incredibly warm environment. The owner, Laurie, and the other volunteers were extremely knowledgeable, helpful, and organized. We saw people of all ages (young kids, teens, and adults) having a great time. There are two playrooms filled with up to 20 kittens each. There was plenty of seats, toys, food, etc. Note to wear/brung socks when you visit! We forgot but they had the cutest socks available for purchase. We cannot recommend this cafe enough and hope all of these kittens get adopted soon!

This is a fun group. The meetings are well organized. The members are intelligent, energetic,…read moreinspiring, and professional. The speeches are informative, educational, well-delivered. Definitely enjoy the whole experience of networking with a group of smart people, learning about public speaking and hearing topics on areas including but not limited to good deed, good health, good relationship, good mentality, facing challenge, etc. Strongly recommend this club.

Immediately after attending the class in April, I fell in love with it. Within couple months, I…read moreimprove my English, become a better speaker and gain self-confidence, while having fun. We support each other and share one common goal (be better of ourselves). If you are looking for fun, supportive and educational environment, this is a place to be.

This review is purely for Zog's volleyball league. This league is extremely beginner level. Lots of…read morework teams and new players. Occasionally you will have a couple people who come into this league knowing how to play volleyball but are there anyways for a ego boost. If you are new to volleyball, read here. Yes this league may be a good starting point as it's very beginner level play, it's good for work teams and meeting new people. But you won't want to be here for long. There are the occasional try-hards that will come into the league to feel good about themselves by hitting hard and running plays on a net that's lower than women's height. Another downside is that some of these players think they can play but in fact they are very dangerous and make it very unsafe. Landing under the net and causing ankle sprains when you block is very common here. So play smart, watch out for others. If you have some volleyball experience and understand the game, read here. This league is very poorly ran. You have one ref that does not understand the rules of volleyball. No calls are made, clear doubles where the ball is spiraling, crazy players who jump and land under the net, players touching the net and lifts. You call your own lines, so in and out calls are all on you and the other team. The ref literally is there to just blow the whistle for serve and then flip the score. They dont even have anyone setting up the nets for you as well, so you need to set it up yourself. The net is literally lower than womens height. So if you're here playing with some new friends who are learning to play, have some integrity to play to the level of others and be safe. I played in this league before it became Zog (Dynamic sports) id say it has changed but not for the better. Same stuff as it was 5-6 years ago. If you are looking for some better play there are other leagues out there. Campbell Community center used to have a good one they may or may not still be running. Then there's IVL if you're looking for competitive play. Zog by far is the most expensive league and the total amount of games you play in the season is less then all these other leagues I mentioned. So if you're factoring bang for your buck. Zog is definitely not that.

Bad experience. The original Dynamic owner was awful. Worst customer experience ever for an…read moreexpensive league. I believe Zog is a different ownership group that acquired Dynamic. Anyway, their customer service is also bad and it's disappointing given their high price tag, which is usually 50 or 60% higher than the local city run leagues for usually 33% less games.

Always great when you can make time to give back. Been…read morecoming here for about two years , but it's been several months since I last volunteered, so I had to come with my daughter. Came on a Monday morning and was immediately greeted and had to check in. Great cause with each box is able to feed a family of four which is always amazing. Packed boxes for rice, placed instructions on each pack on how to cook rice for the first hour and then transitioned to making boxes of green apples. Highly recommend if you have time please volunteer because your contribution does matter.

Its quite appalling despite the vast resources and wealth this nation and this area posses people…read moreand families still go hungry. This is where a non-profit like Second Harvest comes in. Having volunteered in the past, I had some free time and decided to put that to a good cause. This particular location is a food sorting the distribution center. The 5 days (2 hour shifts) I was there we sorted apples, carrots, pears, built boxes (I liked doing that), made vegetable boxes etc. Sorting the bad batch of zucchini was tough but very satisfying to see how much we were able to salvage. They have a great staff who are helpful and friendly and super organized. You sign up for shits online, you check in via text, get your badge and after a 5 minute safety lecture you wash up and sort. it is also nice to see local companies have organized groups there as well I would give them more stars if yelp would let me

Awesome nonprofit that proactively advocates, educates & protects nature & open spaces in the Bay…read moreArea

From the owner: POST protects open space on the San Francisco Peninsula and in the South Bay for the benefit of…read moreall. POST is creating a network of protected lands where people and nature connect and thrive. These lands are preserved forever so present and future generations benefit from the careful balance of rural and urban landscapes that makes our region extraordinary! POST cares about helping people discover and enjoy these special landscapes. Check out our events (guided hikes, bike rides, family outings and more!) and trail guides to help connect with nature. Learn more on our website!

If you like history you should check this place out. I had never been inside until last summer when…read moreI rented it for a party. I've passed and walked by it my whole life but once you're inside it's like opening a history book. The architecture, the pictures, the decor. Definitely worth it.

Cozy cool place to chill. A hole in the wall worth visiting, but not if you are trying to impress…read moreyour date

At the heart of every organizational decision is the welfare and safety of the youth they serve…read more Their goal is not having youth focused on day-to-day survival, it is about creating self-sufficiency, surrounded by healthy relationships and creating & achieving long-term goals.

I recently attended a free 3 hour course offered by Unity Care titled "Engaging Children and Youth…read morethrough the lens of Transcultural Engagement Model." The class was amazing and I loved the perspective provided by the Unity Care staff member as he shared both his personal and professional experiences as a person of color at home and in the workplace. I highly recommend checking out these free courses taught by Unity Care staff, especially in light of our current racial climate. Good job Unity Care!