This place is amazing! I went in to ask about a medical device and they didnt have it. The guy…read morelooked it up for me on the internet and gave me some suggestions. I left and was sitting in my car when I looked up he came out TO MY CAR and told me he found the company that made the device. He suggested I oook it up and call them! Now THAT is service! I will definitely go back!

We dealt with Don regarding a stair chair. Left a message on Father's Day. He called in 30…read moreminutes. Install done five days later. Amazing. Price was fair. People were amazing. I don't know any better but if you can find a better group of people I will eat my shorts.

Variety the Children's Charity of St. Louis has been a great experience volunteering for and…read moredonating at. The charity provides motorized wheel chairs and therapy to children so they can move towards more independence and happiness. (check website for more accurate description) The most rewarding thing I have done with this group was the bike build that I did not build a bike or even tighten a nut. All I did was help break down boxes for recycling. (check out the pic at the stacks) Volunteers built donated kid's bikes and gave the bikes away for free. A special company volunteered and built the more complex bikes for kids with more needs to become mobile. I felt great after doing this for a few hours. Plus I got a FREE T-shirt. I have also donated during the telethon and worked the phone lines. This was also rewarding. The telethon show is actually interesting because they put pro athletes from the Blues, Rams and Cardinals in wheel chairs and have them race in an obstacle course. Overall this is a great charity and a rewarding experience.

It feels good to Volunteer your time to help feed people in need…read more Volunteering at the St Louis Area Foodbank in the Repackaging area for a few hours!!! This place is a well oiled machine!!! Clean space, huge warehouse and friendly staff!! They also played awesome music to keep us going!!! We packaged alot of Potatoes and Fig Bars in 2 hours!!! Get work group and go Volunteer!!!

What a fabulous organization. I volunteered today with a group from my office and this was the…read moresecond time I have donated my time here. The lead volunteer had everything organized for us so everything ran really smoothly. Today I packaged 22 to 24 apples in bags as a team we packaged over 6000 pounds of food for our neighbors in need. If you're looking for a great volunteer opportunity that will impact your community, I highly recommend donating your time to this organization.

I went in today to get my lenses replaced and because I did t have 15 for the replacement the guy…read moretook the new lenses out and said he couldn't bill me for 15 dollars. I was so embarrassed only because he said you need to be billed for 15 bucks. It's hard paying bills and needing everything and sometimes people just don't have it. Like paying for my eye surgery wasn't enough then to pay 350 for the glasses and now I'm treated like shit. If I was white it wouldn't have been an issue.

Dr. Sturm is rude and dry. Rush though the appointment because she had so many booked back to back…read more I called a few days later and got my mother's records switch to a new clinic.

Definitely one of the best YMCAs I've been to in the STL area, offering a slew of group classes,…read moreamenities, and cardio machines. I've been here many times and the entire building is always clean and I almost never see broken machines. The group class instructors are always knowledgeable about whatever class they're teaching and I always enjoy my workouts there. The only downside to this YMCA is it's always packed, so just about everyday after work hours almost all of the cardio machines are taken, group classes are full, and it can sometimes be difficult finding a parking spot even though there's a huge parking lot.

Carondelet Park Rec Complex is such a great community spot! The staff is always friendly and…read morehelpful, and the place stays clean and well-maintained. I really like how they've got something for everyone -- from the gym and pool to the walking track and fitness classes. It's got that neighborhood feel but still feels modern and professional. Whether you're coming to work out, swim, or just relax a bit, it's a great place to spend some time and stay active. Definitely one of the best local rec centers in St. Louis!

Finding a DME ( durable medical equipment) provider is so hard in this area! And they take meridian…read more( Medicaid)!! I will start referring more of our patients here!

They sell diabetic shoes and supplies in the area. They take medicaid/Medicare…read more They are very friendly people , very,very helpful. Thank you very much.

I been working here for almost 6 years now and I love my job I love the fact that we provide a…read moreplace for moms and kids to stay while they are going through a rough and horrible time in their lives. I love each one of the wonderful women I work with we make a great team. And we all do our very best at helping the moms and kids if that means hold a baby while the mom makes a bottle then we do that or watch the baby while she does her life skill then we do that or do the life skill for the mom because she has a child who is sick and she needs to take them to the hospital or simply because they had to go to work all they need to do is ask for the help and we help the best way we can. And we provide them with resources to help them find jobs, housing and clothing and other services such as baby bank. And we provide the meat for dinner and most of the time we provide the sides as well.

This facility and the people who run it are anything but what the term "good samaritan" implies…read more Women, mostly "minorities," come to this program seeking temporary shelter/refuge from homelessness. The staff are welcoming and inviting during initial intake over the phone and in person. However, after arriving, you find out very quickly that the staff are condescending, immoral, desensitized, show favoritism, display heavy contempt, disdain, and a lack of trust or empathy towards people of color or anyone who stands up for themselves. This homeless shelter for women & children is run more like a halfway house. The staff showed no true desire to help any of the women. The "rules" are all geared towards catering to the building itself, and adhering to rules that conflict with what needs to be done to get out of the program and successfully into your own home or to another place of temporary housing. Actions taken towards getting your own home or even going to work are looked down upon as staff attempt to shove the programs "rules" down guests' throats daily. Examples: staff trying to encourage a guest to work fewer hours in order to be back for a 5 p.m. curfew, and I use "encourage" loosely. A child crying because they couldn't start eating their breakfast before staff barked at the mother that the kitchen was about to close. The kitchen is only open for 6 hours a day, for two hours at a time. Somehow, staff think that makes sense with 10 mothers and 20+ children in the facility. You don't have access to your own food that you buy with your own money. Countless guests were written up for handling business that involved their work, picking up their children, or meetings with landlords to interview for their own home. All of those things were not only frowned upon if it was outside of the 5 p.m. daily curfew, but staff were also verbally rude about it. The manager, hailee fortner, a former heavy drug shooter and addict, who resided in a homeless shelter herself, seemed proud to display the nastiest energy of all the staff, as she attempted to recreate her own shelter experience which she referred to as "that place", but this time exacting vindictiveness and abusing her role as a shelter manager. Intake coordinator katie, a 50+ year old former skate rink employee, felt the need to suck up to her bosses and her new position by trying to have rude confrontational conversations very loudly and disrespectfully in hallways and in front of her bosses offices. Her daily desperate attention seeking behavior became a nuisance to many of the women there. Staff member Ashley, a docile, but active drug user, often showed up to work inebriated, slurring words, sleeping at the desk constantly, sometimes for hours and nodding off at the desk so hard that her body would bang and slam up against it in a very concerning way as she'd lose control of her movements. Grievances did no good, as the very people that you report to are the same people doing the wrong and turning a blind eye towards staff behavior. Staff here take advantage of women and children in vulnerable states while daring them to speak up and stand up for themselves. Of all the homeless shelters in this region of Southeren Illinois and across the river in St. Louis, MO, this shelter is the only one that's ever available. It is because they have a bad rep, with a lot of quests leaving after only one night, because the rules are immoral and the staff are horrible. Staff fail to realize that guests are there because of no housing and extremely hard times..not because we don't have brains. The director angela shows no interest in guests whatsoever, completely ignoring the women's existence, grievances, and complaints. There's so much more to be said. Though, I'll leave it here. For any one who has absolutely no where else to go, and chooses to seek shelter here, do so with a strong mind, a peaceful heart, and with fire within you to get yourself and your children to a safe, happy, healthy, and peaceful home and surroundings and out of this shelter as quickly as humanely possible.

Stayed home to see that my sister's elliptical was repaired. Friendly, courteous, kind, efficient,…read moreeffective and speedy. All the professionalism you could ask for and more. On a personal note: gorgeous. He had a great smile, and he had to duck to get through the door. I'm glad I stayed home for that.

Very professional. Our movers suggested we call them. We had them move a gym and a really heavy…read moretreadmill. They were very nice and did a great job. I will use them again in the future. They took their time to the job right respecting our new house. Thanks Treadmill Heroes.