What a great experience, my first time there. Went there with my company to volunteer. Not sure if…read moreyou could just walk in and volunteer. Upon entering I was surprised how big is it, and how it looks clean and neat. Lady at the front greet us and send us to sign in. They have waiting area which looks pretty nice and clean , thay have watter and tables and chairs. After we all registered we were taken to actually room/warehouse were we packed the fruits. All the people were very friendly, older gentleman was super nice and polite. Gaby was also super helpful (she is the only one that I remember name) but they were all great. Definitely coming back here to volunteer. They have restaurant style kitchen where they prepare meals and lot of people were inside. It seems like everything is so organized and works perfectly. Thank you Three Square for this experience Definitely will be back

It's always an amazing experience coming out and helping the community.This is an amazing…read morefoundation that does great work for the local families and individuals in need. I highly recommend this as an individual activity group activity.Or if you are in need of food , please do not hesitate to reach out by phone or on the internet. Help is on the way whether it's just one time or all the time.Please don't hesitate to get in contact with three square

I love this post.. I've been coming here for over three years.. Great service and good prices on…read moredrinks.. Friday is karaoke night.. Stop by this friendly post and you won't regret it..

From the owner: Our Mission: To foster camaraderie among United States veterans of overseas conflicts. To serve our…read moreveterans, the military, and our communities. To advocate on behalf of all veterans. Our Vision: Ensure that veterans are respected for their service, always receive their earned entitlements, and are recognized for the sacrifices they and their loved ones have made on behalf of this great country. This VFW post also operates a "Canteen" or bar and is open to the public for gaming! All proceeds go toward helping veterans in the Vegas community. Come by and support veterans.

The Aftermarket is a good concept. On one side you buy food . On the other side you get free…read morefood for the needy. When you buy food it helps the needy side. I bought some food and the brand that they have is very good.

The staff is great. You can not only purchase food on one side but if you don't have money and are…read morein need of food they can help you out as well. Great grocery store.

Great place to gather with friends, cool a steak and potato on the grill on the patio, watch the…read moregame, play some pool or some darts!

My granddaughter was matched perfectly, and I have nothing but positive wonderful things to say…read moreabout his organization. The screening process of the Big with the Littles. It's just so amazing and so cute. The follow up the monthly check-ins. 10

The whole check-in experience, browsing, efficient service and I'm out the door, was spot on. A…read morecalm and friendly vibe is what I got. And that's how it should be. Anyone with any type of ego, attitude, personality etc problems, should think twice about working here. It's bad enough the customers have issues with themselves, which is the reason why we are there. We really don't need any other type of negative vibe to add to the anxiety. Keep up the good work! A Happy Employee = A Happy Customer!"

We are so grateful to the organization for what they do as a whole and everyone there were great…read morepeople and super friendly..........except the Executive Director (Kelli). She has to be one of the most rude and disrespectful people that I have ever met. I spent 21 years in the Air Force and and still work for the gov and I pride myself in treating people with respect and understanding, and the way she acted towards myself and others at the Dress giveaway, just for walking down the incorrect hallway....she should not be in charge of any organization and I would be leary about donating to a person like that. All she had to do was explain the mistake/rules in a nice and respectful manner. I overheard others talking about the rudeness from her as well.

Project 150 is amazing at helping youth with clothing and much needed supplies.As a former foster…read moreparent I can say they were invaluable to my kids.

So I had the opportunity to learn about the LGBTQIA Community. I honestly enjoyed the fact to show…read morerespect and acknowledge their world. It's hard to change your own roots and values. But we all humans and deserve respect. Everyone was very kind. It's just another place with lots of great people. They have awesome resources for those who identify themselves different than what you think. They have the right to decide their gender identity and sexual orientation. Their life, their choices. If you know anyone who is struggling because friends and family are not accepting them, refer them here. If you have a love one who decided to change, they also have resources for the family. It's a good place to know. Excellent resources, great assistance, great value. It is worth having the knowledge and the right attitude to help others.

Based on my repeated experiences as a patient, I believe this facility demonstrates a systemic…read morefailure of patient care, continuity, communication, and medication management, creating unnecessary and dangerous risks to patient health. Since establishing care under Emily Browand, APRN, I have seen her only twice. She is routinely unavailable, and I am repeatedly reassigned to different providers without notification, consent, or communication. This lack of continuity is compounded by unanswered messages sent through the patient portal, leaving me without guidance or timely responses regarding critical aspects of my care. I ask plainly: Where is the commitment to patient safety and patient-centered care? Most alarming is the repeated mismanagement of my Cabenuva treatment, a medication with a strict administration schedule that is essential to maintaining therapeutic effectiveness and preventing resistance. I have been on Cabenuva since its initial release and am fully knowledgeable of the required treatment timeframes. I received my injection on September 27, yet my next dose was not administered until December 6, placing me significantly outside the recommended dosing window and out of compliance. When I questioned this deviation--appropriately and proactively--I was met with dismissiveness and attitude, as though advocating for my own health was inappropriate. This delay was not caused by me, but by failures in scheduling, provider availability, and medication coordination within this organization. The situation escalated further today. I had a confirmed appointment at 2:00 p.m. for my injection. I was contacted and asked to arrive earlier because: Emily Browand was again unavailable, and Dr. Cade was leaving early. I rearranged my schedule--despite having three other medical appointments the same day--to accommodate the clinic's request. After arriving two hours early, I was informed that no one could locate my medication, and I was told I would need to reschedule. This is unacceptable. A healthcare facility that administers specialty medications should never be unable to account for a patient's prescribed treatment--especially after confirming an appointment and requiring the patient to adjust their schedule. This represents a critical breakdown in medication management, internal communication, and basic standards of care. At this point, this is no longer an isolated incident but a pattern: Lack of provider availability Failure to communicate with patients Missed or delayed critical treatments Disregard for established medication protocols Indifference to the real health risks imposed on patients These actions have put my health and life at unnecessary risk. No patient should have to repeatedly fight to receive medically necessary treatment or worry whether their care team is capable of safely managing their treatment plan.

First, a little backstory. I literally grew up haggling and was taught from a very early age that…read morethere is nothing in life more satisfying than finding a killer deal. The obvious sad and pathetic nature of that last sentence notwithstanding, suffice to say that I'm a proud thrifter. Not because I'm poor, lower middle class, employment challenged, or whatever the politically correct nomenclature is to refer to the "less fortunate" nowadays, but simply because I appreciate a good value. I've shopped at super high end thrift stores and ones in the middle of skid row in the demilitarized zone that used to be known as Los Angeles. Having resided in Las Vegas for the past 19 years, I believe I have shopped in every off price/thrift retailer that exists here, except for two. One was this Habitat Restore place and the other being Opportunity Village. I have shopped at both in the last couple days and here are my thoughts. Wow. That preamble went on way too long. My apologies. Anyways,,Restore is definitely not your traditional "thrift store". Let's get that straight right from the get-go. Not because of its architecture or that they allow smoking (I wish) but because of the type of store it is. They concentrate largely (but not exclusively) on home furnishings, construction materials (like toilets, bathtubs, closet doors, etc), and manufacture overruns. Their pricing is extremely competitive and in some cases outright killer bargains. When went there yesterday morning, they had colour codes their price tags to reflect discounts ranging from 25% to 75% off (and of course some colors has no discount). I recently moved and have been trying to furnish my new residence in a traditional yet eclectic style that isn't necessarily hipster wannabe or man cave, but a style all my own showcasing that yes I'm a 47 year old divorced dad of twins that is stuck thinking that "ten years ago" refers to around 1996 but I'm also content with my mismatched furnishings and a colour wheel of different cargo shorts. Restore literally hit the nail on the head for me. They offered what I believed to be former hotel furniture at rock bottom prices, and even had a couple pallets of this great Mid century modern end table that came IKEA style in a box that you get to put together at home. Being that I'm about as un-manly you can get as far as DIY projects, I was excited that the step by step instructions that came with the end table (all assembled with the included Alan Wrench of course), meant that even I can feel accomplished and satisfied knowing that I BUIIT THIS after the 3.5 hours I spent doing what would probably take most 13 year olds about 25 minutes to put together. Anyway, I digress. This store is awesome, and the staff is super friendly, approachable, professional, and courteous. I will be back probably tomorrow to waste more money, and suggest you do the same. On a side note, the last time I visited this location prior to yesterday was to buy a CD at the WOW! Grand opening. A combination of The Good Guys and Tower Records that was destined to fail. Those were the days.

We drove out of our way to go there to buy a 24X30X12 kitchen cabinet. Overpriced for every size…read morecabinet. Ended up getting a new one at Lowes for basically the same price but new in box, no dings and hardware included. Such a disappointment.

I stopped in here today just to deliver a package.. and wow I am blown away ! This place is truly a…read moremiracle in disguise! Jesse took time out this morning and took a chat with me and told me about this place. I'm so beyond happy that a place like this exists!!!! I can't wait to volunteer!

This charity organization houses families that are dealing with medical issues, typically requiring…read morethem to be away from home. Since housing and meals are such a burden during times like that, this home becomes the most amazing relief for families. I've visited several times, and not only is the place absolutely clean, furnished, and accommodating, but the staff are the most wonderful people that truly care. I cannot day enough GREAT things about this house!!!!

I called in to find where the military button on app for a small discount couldn't find it. so I…read morecalled the U-Haul company themselves and they said no we don't and the lady on the phone said I do not know why. know why either terrible business practice.

Make sure to DOUBLE CHECK your miles and gas they gave me a paper saying the miles on the van was…read more55517 but when I checked the van it said 55519 and the ladies didn't want to come out and adjust the papers for me since they was getting ready to close they told me to do it on the link they sent but I didn't know how and I had to come back the next day to pick up a hitch to pull my car and the ladies here didn't want to do it for me either or said that they couldn't but since I prepaid 30 miles they gave me 32 miles and said I wouldn't be charged for it unless I go over it