Filthy. Nasty. Disgusting. Fights. DANGEROUS! Bed bugs, cockroaches and scabies. Pigeons and their…read moremess everywhere. Dorms are never thoroughly cleaned. Everyone gets "CASS cough," a long-lasting respiratory illness. The ventilation ducts and ceilings are caked with years of built-up crud. If you've have breathing problems expect them to get worse there. Case managers aren't much help, except for giving you useless "resources." Security staff are relentlessly rude and will put out the person on the receiving end of a scuffle rather than the instigator. SMDH! Expect to jettison what few belongings you might have. Needed an electrical outlet to run my CPAP at night. I had to jump through hoops for days to get moved to a bunk near an outlet. Then other guys would unplug my machine in the middle of the night to misuse the outlet to charge their phones. Do not leave anything of the slightest value unattended--it WILL be stolen. If you want to lock your storage drawer you will need to foot the bill for a lock. Avoid, even if it's your last resort.

I stayed at Cass for a while and form my perspective it's a roof over your head 3 meals a day…read moreduring the week and twice on the weekends and when u have nothing one should be greatful of a place like this because where would you be if they weren't here huh? People are ungrateful - when I read over the reviews I just thought to myself that people are ungrateful - they arent perfect and some staff are not very helpful with attitudes but not all and as for u cleanliness they do the best they can - they come in and clean the restrooms m-f on the women's side and clean the common area - if everyone would throw away there trash instead of on the floor and respect the place instead of feeling entitled even tho there homeless it would be cleaner but no they have no respect or gratitude towards the help they get with a roof over there head, free wifi , and t You can have your loads of trash held there when u know u don't need all that shit - so people need to chill with there negative comment about Cass because I for 1 appreciate the time I've been there - because what else what I have done without this place ?

The services they do and offer here for the homeless is wonderful. My wife and I came to feed the…read morehomeless for the first time and everything they do for them is amazing. Definitely kept us busy! All questions you have are answered when prepping. Feeding so many people for free is just amazing. They are very organized and could always use the help. The parking isn't the best and you're surrounded by obvious homeless everywhere so make hard to leave some but overall we had a great time and would definitely come back and help.

Andre House has been a vital resource and safe place for the unsheltered in Phoenix for years…read more Their volunteers are always working so hard to provide food, supplies, and community to folks in need. Their staff is amazing. Especially Taylor! She has done so much to help people connect with housing, work, rehabilitation and medical care. She goes above and beyond always. 6 days a week the guests are able to get water, clothes, showers, a hot meal and assistance with housing and resources. Taylor and the staff at André House protect their guests, serve them faithfully and do it with a smile. Andre House is a critical resource for so many living on the streets of downtown Phoenix. We are lucky to have them. Consider volunteering or donating. This place is incredible!

Zero stars! Requesting immediate investigations into this facility…read more I was required by court and law to serve my loved one with court documents and informing him of his obligations to come to court on a petition I felt necessary to protect him. I have on video, a security guard who threatened to throw those court documents out into the trash along with sentimental items that were left for my loved one that have in the past comforted him. These items are what remain of his deceased parents and include his grandmothers urn. Despite police confirmation he is there- This facility does not act in their residents best interest even when on video.

I called and left voice mails several times without receiving any responses regarding providing…read moreassistance to the homeless individuals in the vicinity of our business. I have also handed out their resource cards to homeless individuals, only to learn from one of the individuals that Phoenix Rescue Mission does not really help them. I'm led to believe him given that they did not respond like the website says. The financial donations I have given to Phoenix Rescue Mission will cease, as this is a disappointment to me. I thought they really cared and wanted to help those in need. It seems like they're for profit $, rather than not.

This is a great place to volunteer. The staff and other volunteers are so sweet and caring people…read more It's very clean and organized. They also have a website making it easy to sign up to help others in need. If you've never volunteered then start here! If you have volunteered, then start here! :)

This ministry is a wonderful refuge for women who are seeking shelter and a long term place to get…read moreback on their feet. It is safe and secure with security guard and strict clearance for visitors. My friend has been staying there for three months since having the worst summer ever. Now she has opportunity to be surrounded by a caring, professional community conducive to her recovery and stabilization. She has a healthy daily routine that includes medication management, Bible study, counseling, meals, and on campus work. I highly recommend Phoenix Rescue Mission Changing Lives Center for women.

At first, I wasn't sure what to expect when I dropped off a mama cat and her kittens at…read moreCompassionate Care for Paws--the setup felt a little informal, and I was nervous. But once I got there, I saw they had all their paperwork clearly posted, and the people were warm, responsive, and genuinely caring. They took the cats in without hesitation and made sure everything was done properly. It ended up being a really positive experience, and I felt safe leaving the animals in their care. They're clearly doing good work for animals in need, and I think they deserve community support and donations to keep going.

From the owner: We are a nonprofit animal rescue and welfare organization. We assist with your pet needs. We have…read moreadoptable pets, We assist with pet supplies and medical bills. We take ALL donations, and they are tax deductible.

I have been coming here for about four years now. I have always been treated with respect, and the…read morevolunteers are sweet, kind, and caring towards me. I appreciate everything you do for my family and myself. If you are coming, I recommend you bring lunch, and prepare to wait about an hour, sometimes a bit more. You have to wait across the street at the drive in. But it's worth the wait almost every time. Thank you once again.

From the owner: Hope for Hunger Food Bank is operated by Phoenix Rescue Mission, where we provide Christ-centered,…read morelife-transforming support to neighbors experiencing hunger, homelessness, addiction, and trauma. As the largest food bank in Glendale, Hope for Hunger helps meet a vital need across the Valley by offering nutritious food and encouragement to families in need. Anyone is welcome. The only requirement is a valid ID.

Woah what a deal!…read more So many great prices - clothing was a steal. Found some great items in the home section as well. Highly recommend for the thrifty thrifter!

We have passed by Thrift to Thrive many times and always remarked that we needed to stop in one…read moreday. The day finally came last weekend, but we left feeling somewhat disappointed! I was initially taken aback by the entry of the shop. They had a coffee shop and a large sitting area. I also saw stairs, so I assumed this would be a multi-level thrifting experience. We moseyed around the area just past the coffee shop and found lots and lots of glassware. Dare I say too much glassware? The linens and trinkets sections were disheveled with a handful of visibly broken items sitting on the shelves. The main area of the shop was more visually pleasing and was a bit more organized, but we remained underwhelmed. The biggest disappointment, however, was that the upstairs was restricted to employee access only. We were so disappointed that there weren't more thrifty treasures to be uncovered. The exterior of this shop was deceiving as we thought it would be massive, but it was actually quite small. Bummer!

Kitchen duty was the best experience!!! Please forgive me for not remembering the kitchen managers…read morename but he holds it down! My sorority and a group a cadets teamed up at St Vincent De Paul for kitchen duty making bean soup !

The St Vincent de Paul Society is a non-profit that offers a wide variety of services to those in…read moreneed....food, clothing, shelter. I was first exposed to this charity many years ago as a child, when my mother was a volunteer. She taught me about what the organization provided and as a family we participated in their food and clothing drives at church. The organization is well run and their food drives help feed many needy individuals and families throughout the year. I'm very impressed by their efforts and we continue to contribute to this day. Return Factor - 100%

This church is super cool and I recommend to come here this is a good church here the songs are…read moregreat here.