I love this charity. It is run by an amazing group of volunteers dedicated to help clothe…read moredisadvantaged babies for their first year. Donated clothing is collected, sorted, washed and inspected to look as new as possible. Bags are packed with a year's worth of clothing newborn to 12 months along with beautiful handmade items like blankets, bibs, hats and booties. Bags are distributed to social workers, hospitals, military organizations and clinics in San Diego County. Moving the excess to the needy!!

Everything has gone very well. Of course being homeless and getting housing is first and foremost…read morein my mind, the process is slow, but I love these people for their support! From the guard at the entrance, to Stacey at the intake , them and the ladies at the corner store all are super nice and helpful. I tell everyone about them.

This is such a wonderful organization! They have so many programs, for seniors, for food…read moreinsecurity, for immigration and other things. Folks contacting them should keep in mind that things are sometimes *slow* now because of staff layoffs forced by federal budget cuts! And meanwhile, so many more people need help, whether with groceries, legal services, mental health or other things! But once clients are processed in the system, the staff is really wonderful and treats clients like family. The Corner Market provides a "shopping experience" for folks who are having trouble with grocery bills where people get to choose their own items, rather than getting stuck with a standard basket of flour, cheese, etc. They have fresh produce, sometimes brought from volunteers' trees, or rescued from grocery stores. They also provide free legal services with regard to immigration (though keep in mind again that there are only so many of them, and right now they don't have as much staff as they used to when they had grants). Overall, a wonderful organization, with really loving and caring staff. (if you're thinking of volunteering, it's a great place to do it! You need to be cleared with a background check, training and fingerprinting, to protect clients!)

The Jewish Gift Closet is a wonderful place where you can donate items with ease, as long as it's…read morein good condition. They have many items from clothing, kitchen ware, bedding and toiletries to help in time of need. All the Staff including Volunteers are wonderful

Amazing place doing good for the community. Happily donate and the people are working hard to…read moreprovide this to the community

This is a review for the Girl Scout Escondido location (I couldn't find the Yelp for that store). I…read morewas just there about an hour ago, and the girl who was helping me was SO kind! I was a hot mess! I didn't know exactly what I needed, I was having issues with credit card and my kids were running all over the store. She was so kind and so helpful! I hope her boss see this and applauds her customer service!

Hunter was very nice. Thank you Hunter the service was great. My daughter sang the song and got a…read moregolden 3 fingers. We also got a star, it was a 1.75 for one, so the value is 1.75. We got the service requested. Overall a 5.

I came to visit this store after seeing it on social media. The video did not do it justice! I was…read moreexpecting some good things but it was all in amazing condition or still sealed in the package and the costs we a steal! Talking to the Cheryl the executive director she shared with me that everything new is always priced below the lowest listed price so people can save money while supporting their local community. The door she showed me was $90-140 online at Lowes and she had it priced around $65 Brand new! If this was a regular store and not a non profit I would keep the secret. Since the cause helps locas with housing I will 100% come here for my projects before I got to the store and I hope other do too!

As a community service provider there are some that work for themselves under a nonprofit status…read moreand then there are others that more fully serve the community. Rebuilding Together San Diego is definitely a group that is determined to provide for the betterment of the community. I am grateful for our opportunity to work with them in the good work they do.

I can't believe I didn't know about this till this year. Probably because I don't have a daughter…read more Well, this year I had an exchange student staying with me from Japan. Well, I heard about this through the high school and we went. I can't believe what a GREAT experience it was! There were almost TOO many dresses to choose from and the volunteers as well as the other moms were so helpful and supportive. I love this! We found a beautiful dress in which she wore to her first American prom and paid nothing. I love that Princess Project is out there for any high school girl to experience - no matter the economic background, size or style. Thank you!

I've first heard of Princess Project many years ago when I donated my dresses. I think it's a very…read moregood project for high school teens to pick out their prom dress and have an opportunity to attend prom. The project usually starts in March and ends the end of April; basically before Prom starts. This year location was in Mission Valley Westfield mall, located by the USPS, DXL - Big & tall and restroom. For teens you'll have to go through Eventbrite website and pick a time slot to attend the dress event and sign an online waiver. Everyone else who is accompanying a minor, they would have to sign a waiver as well. Only one guest per teen. Other pop up locations are available on the website but Mission Valley is their main location. This year my daughter signed up for the Princess project, they didn't specify where it is located on their website so we walked around the mall looking for it. Once we found the spot, we had to sign in. We got a wrist band with a number for our bag, we cannot take cellphones, personal belongings or drinks/food inside the event space. You'll have to surrender your items until the end of the dress picking event. No drinks/food because of the prom dresses. No cellphones/cameras due to their privacy. Upon entering the store, it was very organized. There were so many volunteers, they can measure you to get the "right" size but everyone is different in shapes and sizes, so you can either add up a size or go down a size. Whatever is comfortable for them. They said there was about 5,000 dresses at this site, it was very overwhelming, seeing all the beautiful dresses. So many colors, style etc. I love it! Teens will get 45 minutes to look around and try on dresses. They are very strict with time management because another round of girls will come in and do the same. I love that they thought about the times, the rules, it's very well planned. They have dressing rooms for the teens to try on their dress and a lounge area for the guests. The volunteer staff is there to help zip you up, help choose dresses/accessories, they are very friendly. Once you got your dress, let your host know and they'll guide you to the accessories area. You can pick one accessory to accentuate your dress. There were so many necklaces, earrings and purses to choose from. After the accessories, you can check out with the front volunteers. You'll give them your wristband number and they'll give you back your personal items. Overall experience was wonderful. It was a bit stuffy inside the space because so many people are running around looking for dresses, AC would been perfect. My daughter had a great time, unfortunately she didn't find something that will fit her right or her style but she did choose a dress and we will alter it. I do suggest booking the event at an early date if possible in hopes to find "your dress", as times go on there will be limited dresses to choose from. Keep up the good work Princess Project. Thanks for everything and all you do. I am looking into signing up to volunteer for the future.

Usually when I go on Fridays occasionally I just start going back and this Friday I went on the…read more26th they changed everything the alphabetic from ABCDEFG are no longer allowed to go first you have to wait till 12:45 to get your stuff and by the time you get to your spot to the end of the line with the food is there's nothing barely left at all ! But if you go every other Saturday like I did today which is the 27th of August they give out clothing and food they have a very nice selection clothing and they've got shoes dresses skirts blouses pants men's shoes children's clothing and shoes I'm some personal bath items different kinds of shoes and stuff like I said they give that offers you have to go in when you come in you first you sign in they give you your number for the clothing and then you give you a number for the food here you have to come it's basically a lot of first come first or base is only and they only do it till 11:00 in the morning after that forget it really you get there the better that means you get a better number the better number you get the better food you get and ask for the clothing they have nothing in size 1X 2x 3x or 4X nothing that's an extra large size for women you hear some nice size clothing for men and children but nothing but extra large size women. And if you do decide to go to this place that's on Fairmont avenue avenue make sure you bring something to sit down on for a really long time and it's not good and also bring something to read and an umbrella to shade yourself from the Sun cuz it does get hot if you're going to stand there all day long for a few hours and wait your turn. Number 13 bus from one of any one of the three trolley stations but you can get it from the Green from the green line by Greenville graniteville on University avenue over there El cajon boulevard and you can get it at the Euclid trolley& be stop station to go up the hill to go to bridge of Hope pick up food and clothing on those certain date on certain days only

A wonderful place to donate usable goods. Provides community and services for those in need.read more

I have several Dye products ranging from DAM, Rail, Rotor and assorted pod packs and vests…read more I will say I am a little disappointed in the lack of variety for the scenario/mil sim player. Their catalog no longer includes the tactical gear, vests or molle pouches though they still carry the DAM and magazines. They just don't give you options on how to carry them on the field. As for the HQ location the building is nice, parking is good and they have a display room. The problem is you don't really have the setup that is suitable to window shopping. You will need to know what you want when you walk through the door. They have frequent walk ins but aren't really designed to support that function. I was able to buy some items but it took a while between the clerk ringing up the order and having someone run stuff from the warehouse. Not really a destination to visit but worth the trip if you live in the area. I ended up here after all of the SD area paintball shops didn't have any Dye gear in stock.

OK now I'm a huge fan of Dye but when i placed an order on the website that they have and order the…read moreweekender bag i was excited to get it. A month later it still hasn't been charge to my credit card. I called to cancel my order because i was just tired of waiting for it. They said that they were out of stock this whole time, now it would have been nice to have receive a call from them and letting me know that it was going to take some time for me to receive it. Now the 2 stars is for the service not the products they have, Dye is great for your gear.