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“The Olive Crest team has been great - Janelle Olson (San Diego), Diane Gomez (Orange County) and all the others have been great.”

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The Bicycle Tree

The Bicycle Tree

(118 reviews)

I wish I went here first instead of spending a ton of money scouting deals off fb marketplace for…read moretools and parts to fix up my bike. Back in the day, I did use to own a ton of tools to fix up my bikes but I left the sport and got rid of most of them. I recently bought a vintage bike off marketplace and just wanted to swap out the pedals to grippy flats. I ended up destroying 3 wrenches and wrecked my knuckles trying to get one pedal that appeared to be welded to the crank set. Nothing I did worked, so I decided to come here instead. I love the whole concept of this place. It is a community hub to go and get your bike taken care of. They have a ton of old parts available and it is incredibly cheap. I was able to use shop time at $15 an hour and the volunteers helped me fix up my bike and provide tips on how to fix things up. Nobody was able to get the pedal off, so I was able to buy a used crank set for like $5. Insane. I don't think I could have beaten that hunting for deals in fb marketplace. They're a great nonprofit and they sell a ton of used bikes as well. Out the door, with the parts, and shop time, I was only out $40. With the time, I was able to swap out the bottom bracket with a good used one, used crank set, and true 4 wheels. Insane. Normally at a bike shop that probably would have been a few hundred dollars to have a mechanic do it. I would highly recommend anyone who is handy and wants to learn how to wrench on a bike come here.

Paul was friendly and extremely helpful in education for help with an inner tubing repair!read more

Samaritan's Purse - Volunteering day

Samaritan's Purse

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I came here to volunteer the other day. These people are so organized. Don't just show up as you…read moremay be turned away if they have too many volunteers that day. Make sure you login to the website and checkout locations and dates and register yourself for openings. It's great to come with family, friends or coworker. They have many different ways you can volunteer your time or just put a shoebox together and drop it off at a processing location. We had a good time joining a team on the floor and were given a little training and we went to work for a couple of hours. My first job was to scan shoe boxes that people had donated and wanted it tracked. It was kinda boring as those were infrequent so I switched over to checking shoe boxes that were donated making sure they didn't have certain items not permitted in the box. After awhile I switch to taping boxes shut after the inspection process which worked out fine as I was constantly working. Checkout the website and see how you can help. https://www.samaritanspurse.org/operation-christmas-child/volunteer-network/

So my family first started participating in this organization's Operation Christmas Child a few…read moreyears ago and it's now become a family tradition with us even filling up shoe boxes at home to bring to the processing center and volunteering at the actual processing center. For those who aren't familiar with Sumaritan's Purse, they are a Christian-base nonprofit that provides aids to areas of need here in the U.S and third world countries. They were actually one of the first responders to bring aid to rural areas that were hit by a big typhoon in Central Vietnam in 2017. Air lifting over 200,000 POUNDS of supplies to the villagers who have lost everything. Operation Christmas Child is one of their projects that takes place from Nov-Dec. You can watch one of their videos of this operation on YouTube. Which was how I found them actually. The idea is that you take a shoe box and decorate it and fit anything you can into a shoe box for a child in a third world country (socks, soap, toothbrushes, hair brushes, a small toy, pens, pencil).And then you can drop off the shoe boxes at their processing center by a certain deadline (and if you pay for a tracking label) you can track where your shoe box may end up. OR you can sign up to volunteer during the holidays at the processing center to inspect the shoe boxes or even stuff shoe boxes (companies donate supplies that you can put into boxes). The whole operation is so efficient , to watch one group inspect, one group stuff more gifts in light boxes, one group tape and one group organize the shoeboxes into bigger boxes with tracking labels is really a sight to behold. EVERYONE that you come across are EXCEEDINGLY nice and gracious, from the parking attendant, to the front desk/lobby people to the people running the warehouse. I do understand how Sumaritan's Purse could come as "too much" for people who are not Christians who wants to help. However, I think this organization is truly doing something not just special but extremely meaningful that could change a child's life in a small village some where in the world. With a simple gift from a stranger a world away, to let the child know that they matter, and you you could also include a letter if you wish. Sumaritan's Purse really goes out of their way to deliver the shoeboxes into rural areas often times using elephants to do so! Operation Christmas Child only goes on from Nov to mid Dec (before Christmas because they have to get the shoeboxes out of the U.S. before than)! Cheers!

The Frida Cinema - The Frida Cinema

The Frida Cinema

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How have I never reviewed The Frida?? I am a lover of "bad/campy" movies and I have been coming to…read morethis tiny independent theater for years to enjoy their showings of movies like The Room, Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead, Twisted Pair, and Mommie Dearest. They often have events with special guests. When I saw Don't Tell Mom, Keith Coogan was there for a Q&A after the movie, that was fun! For Birdemic 3: Sea Eagle, the writer/director extraordinaire James Nguyen was in attendance, along with Alan Bagh, who played Ron in all three installations. They even invited the audience to get beers at the bar next door when it was over! The Frida is so unique and charming. It's outdated, but kept up nicely. It's always clean, and the A/C works great. The concession stand has all that I need, they even serve alcohol. I love that they offer Old Bay to sprinkle on your popcorn, which is always super fresh and tasty, yum! You won't be coming here to see the latest blockbuster movie, but you can definitely come here to see something you can't find anywhere else. We were there last weekend to see The History of Concrete by John Wilson, which was hilarious, and I am so glad they were showing it! The prices are super affordable and make it easy to have a cheap date night. They are a non-profit and depend on donations, so please try to give them something extra when you buy your tickets or your snacks and drinks. Everybody who works here is super friendly and passionate about what they are doing. The Frida is such a gem and I am so happy to have it so close to home!

The Frida Cinema is the only nonprofit independent cinema in Orange County. By not having to show…read morejust the latest blockbuster movies, they have a great variety of films. I really like that it has live shows, post movie Q & A sessions, film festivals and more. Check out their website and you'll probably find a number of movies you'll want to see or see again since they show classics and cult classics.

Olive Crest - nonprofit - Updated October 2026

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