We always enjoy our time shopping at Value Village. There's so much stuff to search through. You…read morenever know what you'll find.

First and foremost, you have to remember that Value Village is not a non-profit store or business…read more While it accepts donations of used goods and partners with nonprofits, shopping in Value Village stores does not support any charity. They are overpriced. Can you find a good deal? Sometimes. I would rather support a local thrift store than a corporate one.

I loved visiting this farm and sanctuary. The animals all came from rough conditions and now they…read morewill live the rest of their days surrounded by those who care. Kelly and her team do an excellent job providing 24/7 to these furry friends. Also, there is the option for volunteer work and also tours for all ages. All proceeds go to making sure these animals have food, clean shelter and medicines they need! Drive on out and hear their stories and support a local business!

This was so amazing! Please support them, and you won't be…read moredisappointed in your mini adventures with the animals.

This is a nonprofit located in West Olympia. They've been fundraising through the pandemic to keep…read moresome of their programs going. Recently I've been seeing GRuB volunteers in my neighborhood building free victory gardens for low income neighbors. The victory gardens are raised beds that include soil and plants provided by GRuB and paid with community donations. I was talking to some of the volunteers in passing. It turns out that each garden is 'worth' $1,000 if you're including materials, labor, and gas to transport. I'm very impressed with how many neighbors they've been able to help.

Completely in agreement with the other reviews. Grub is an excellent asset to the community. I…read morehave now been there four times for classes, both cooking and educational. The kitchen is well equipped and well labeled. There is a five burner cooktop in the center island which is ample enough to handle most cooking tasks. It is a multi-use facility that provides space for classes for the local schools and outdoor programs dealing with gardening. It something can be grown in this climate someone at Grub can give you pointers on how to best grow it. They have programs for veterans, school kids and home gardeners, as well as programs where a home gardener can get a raised bed for a reduced price, and in some cases for free. There are programs dealing with local, native plants as well as other types of gardening, composting and most anything to deal with pest control and how to utilize your harvest. Grub is community focused and you know it after spending a very short period of time there. Grub is the kind of asset that any community would be proud to have.

I worked with Katrina and once I was hired I rarely heard from her. I reached out and ONLY received…read morea response when I followed up with a "?". If you're looking for work in nonprofit don't talk to Katrina. Ashley (the boss) was very kind, accommodating, and helpful. I was angry with the situation and she was still patient with me.

Rachel and Michael at Express Employment Professionals have already gone above and beyond with my…read moreinitial processing. Professionalism and integrity are the main characteristics I've encountered as a new client. If you're looking for honest feedback and constructive engagement, this agency delivers on both. Planning a career move is difficult enough without having to worry about the accuracy of information an agency gives their clients. I respect and appreciate the commitment that Express Employment has shown in all their communications with me.

Incredible nonprofit organization that serves the Thurston county community by providing free books…read moreand activities for children and families to promote reading at all age levels. The foundation leadership is exceptional and the staff is committed to the mission and values of the program.

The South Sound Reading Foundation is a wonderful organization that collects and distributes free…read morebooks to children across the South Sound region. Their booths can be found at many local fairs including The Duck Dash and the Lacey Spring Fun Fair. They collect books for all reading levels, but prefer books geared toward small children and middle schoolers. Their office is located in the North Thurston Public Schools District Office at 305 College St. NE. If you have a few bags or boxes to donate, go to the receptionist to sign in. They will tell you where the South Sound Reading Foundation's office is. If you have a large amount of books the South Sound Reading Foundation can send their book mobile over to your location. Everyone I've talked to from SSRF is very nice and helpful. I'll be back to drop off some books and to take some photos of their main location.

We love everything about Water from Wine--their tasty wines, their service grounded in…read morerelationship, and of course, their life-saving water projects!! Visiting the tasting room is like visiting a friend's house! We're so committed that we featured WFW at our recent 50th anniversary celebration.

I came here for a jazz night they have on occasional Saturday nights. It is such an adorable spot…read morewith a chill atmosphere. The decor is colorful and fun, while comfortable. This place is not big, so seating could be limited if it was busy. They don't serve a full menu of food - just small snacks - but they do allow you to order in from local restaurants nearby. They also have games that you can play at your table. The wine is delicious & it's even better when you know you're drinking for a good cause!