We contacted Chance Fur Life looking for a dog a few weeks ago. Jillian and Chad were unbelievably…read morehelpful in helping us find the perfect fit for our family. They were able to give us many options from a local kill shelter (without us feeling pressured- really!) and then followed through with all the information we could ask for about the dogs we were interested in. Jillian was constantly available and willing to work with us when it came to transportation for our new pup. We received constant updates with pictures from both Jillian and Chad, which made us feel included through the entire adoption process; from them pulling him out from the kill shelter and then rehabilitating him until we were able to adopt. We got constant training updates so we felt ready and prepared for him when we brought him home. He is already settling in nicely, alive and happy! Thank you so much!!

From the owner: By Appointment Only !!…read more Chance Fur Life Animal Rescue is a registered 501c3 non-profit organization. We pull animals from kill shelters in their last hour to place them with a foster hoping to find them their forever home. We are advocates in our community and 100% volunteer run. Your donations help us to save their lives. NOTE: We are not an animal shelter. We are a rescue center. We do not have a commercial facility. But we do provide pet services to the public through the communication of our website and community involvement.

Harvest of Hope is a great organization providing food for those in need it feels good to help…read moreothers in need

My work team did a service day and selected Hope Harvest Food Bank as our place to serve our…read morecommunity. I found this group on the website volunteermatch.org. I was contacted within a couple hours of submitting an information request and set up a day and time for my group within a day! Arriving at the location was easy with the directions, signage, and big parking lot. We filled out some simple paperwork and were lead into the back. Our leader gave us a quick history of the food bank and the amount of people they serve, its incredible! Families can come 1x/month. We were lead into the food pantry back where instructions were given about produce packing, pantry item distribution, and building carts of food based on family size. It was very organized and easy to do. We had a great time meeting other volunteers, learning about the food bank, and giving carts of food to those in need. It was sad bringing carts of food out to people and never receiving a "thank you." It makes you wonder what happened to these people that they don't show gratitude to the volunteers of Harvest Hope. I hope the workers get an overflow of blessings and gratitude in other ways.

I've always been interested in helping out at a soup kitchen, but never knew where to get started…read more The logical time for a full-time employee and mom of two young children would be to come with a group from church on a Saturday or Sunday to help serve, but I guess I just do not fit that mold. Thankfully, my place of employment offers a day of service/golf day to do some community volunteering. So, I decided to come here on my birthday to focus on people in need rather than on myself. Most of the ladies and gentlemen who work here are already retired, but they sure treat this place like their job. They are serious about what they do and still have fun and humor doing it. I always get a good dose of laughter when working side by side with these selfless women and men. It does good for one's soul. Before you get started however, it is always best to call and also meet Mrs. Martha (I have yet to meet her) to see, if they have a need for someone to help on a particular day. As mentioned, on the weekends it is more so church groups who come and assist and they have more of a need for volunteers during the weekdays. I believe they are open by 8 am. So from 8 - 11:30 am the food for lunch gets prepped. Then at 11:30 am food gets served to anyone who comes through the line until 12:30 pm and then it is clean-up until 1:30 pm, but you can leave at any time that you have to go. You would think that the food tastes mediocre at best, but I was pleasantly surprised by how good it actually does taste. Pretty much a good home-cooked meal. Then there is either a veggie or fruit salad and some decadent desserts for choice. I had to mention that this is Greer's best kept secret for a yummy meal. There's always something going on behind the scenes with clean-up as well. This place is highly organized and it is a joy to serve here. I have been able to come the last Friday of the month for the past three months. I do not think I will be able to make it this month, but I plan on giving the ladies a call (so they won't miss me, lol) to let them know I hope to be there at the end of November again. I will also check with them on their December holiday needs, because I'm not sure if that's when most people's conscience gets to them and they do help out or if they have more of a need then. Anyway, if anyone has a strong urge to get more involved in their community and DO the right thing, please come check out the Greer Soup Kitchen. They can always use food donations as well. You may not get a thank you from the people you serve, but that is not what it is about to me. It is the right thing to DO when someone is in need or suffering. Find me there the last Friday of the month!

The closest one to my neighborhood is the taylors location. The manager is extremely nice and each…read moreemployee tries to help you with whatever you're trying to find! It is good to know that you may not find perfect condition items but you can find great hidden gems. I also try to drop off many of my donations there because I know that it's going to a good cause. I always have great experiences coming to the store. I prefer coming here rather than just buying new items at any other location.

Nice place to buy stuff with a good price. Friendly staff. They have new and used goods.read more

They are scammers. They know well enough to not allow documentation of their lies. But if you are…read moreas foolish as me, you believe what you are told face to face. Be VERY careful. Do not believe anything numbers etc they tell you that you can not prove. They are an LLC because they don't want to help, they want to profit. Recognize the difference.

Ms. Katara was very pleasant and patient when answering questions about the housing program. The…read morebusiness has a great website and presentation of information about the housing program, available to displaced individuals. Great resource in the community.

A.I.M. really does a great job in the Anderson community in helping those who are down on their…read moreluck. It is made up of many local Anderson churches. They all pool their resources together and even have a Food Panty open for those citizens who are unable to buy food. They also provide shelter, medical help and other free aid to those in need......

From the owner: Connecting people with support, resources, and education so they can empower themselves to become…read moreself-sufficient.

This place is great. You have to stop by regularly to see all of the new stuff they get in. The…read morestaff is very nice and helpful. If you are handy then you will find some treasures there.

YES. We scheduled the private tour and it was so fun! We met the animals and were able to give…read moresnacks and love. It's an amazing mission and we're in awe of their work! Playground review: it's a super nice space and is designed for ages 2-12. There's a ton of different equipment for all abilities. However frustrating when older/larger kids are wreaking havoc and abusing the equipment while moms are talking with their backs turned away from the playground. Don't be those moms.

The kindest souls for the sweetest rescues. This place doesn't get enough credit. My child and I…read morealways learn something new and have the BEST time!

Paw Project of Georgia is truly a special place. From the moment you walk in, you can feel how…read morecozy, welcoming, and full of love the atmosphere is. The people there are incredibly friendly and genuinely care about every single animal in their rescue. It's clear that the animals are not just being housed, but truly loved, nurtured, and given a second chance at a happy life. This rescue runs on compassion, dedication, and heart--and they rely on donations to continue their amazing work. Supporting Paw Project of Georgia means supporting a team that goes above and beyond for animals who need it most. I'm so grateful for everything they do.

Quick easy affordable vet! Plus they are very helpful to the community. I picked up a free bag of…read moredog food for my pup. Which was really needed this month.

We stopped by three times before realizing they were closed when we stopped by on Tuesday and…read moreWednesday. Finally got to go here on Thursday! Prices are super cheap. They have lots of good quality clothing items in pristine shape for very affordable prices. The $5 capris I liked didn't fit, but I bought a $2 tee shirt because the weather here turned up to 78° one day. I can see why my sister likes to shop here. She bought a small $2 throw pillow with a removable cover that she wanted just for the pillow. She gave them back the cover (which was clean) in case they want to resell it. It's nice to find a quaint charity shop to support. I love to support businesses like this one.

Great thrift store! Very friendly staff. Obviously hit or miss, but great shop and easy to get to.read more