So clean, so organized! Love the seasonal aspect right when you walk through the door. Supports the…read moreHumane Society and that's where I'll do most of my thrifting

Super well organized and unbeatable prices. Could spend all day at this store just looking for…read morehidden gems.

Spiritual, peaceful and very welcoming. Come here to be quiet and reflect on those that served to…read moreprotect our freedom. The grounds are stunning. Seating for a picnic. Simply lovely.

What a wonderful place to remember our Hero's. We have been coming to this garden since it's…read morecreation. Our family loves the thought taken to ensure its tributes speak to their visitors. My daughter and I spend time here most Saturday's as part of our explore Auburn day. We have talked to many of the volunteers and contributors. It's always a pleasure to see how passionate they are about the program. Our family has been impacted by loss of time and life for military service, and to have a place to go and give our positive thoughts, is greatly appreciated. Thank you for the space, the positive impact, and the respect you bringing to our veterans and the families who visit. We will see you soon! - The Rhodes

August 11, 2021 I…read moresee both my previous has fourteen votes, that fourteen votes for both comments! Update now nine hundred thirty five! Okay, they do good job! One stay, between Thanksgiving time and between Christmas time, they were at Grocery Outlet! I was doing Bell Ringing for Auburn Salvation Army, one gentleman asks if Salvation Army takes turkey donations! Not wanting say I just visiting Auburn, "I am somewhat new to town, Sir! However, I think is call Grocery Outlet, I saw a Food Bank truck there just last Saturday! They are taking turkey donations, I sure other food donations!" Maybe fifteen minutes later, same gentleman comes back! "Thank you, young lady! They did indeed take my turkey donations." Wow, so my information that day was correct! Thank you to Auburn Food Bank for always helping people! Glad any Food Bank that I write, glad any Salvation Army Corps that I write, used help the children in that town, in that state! This situation, children of serene, peaceful, child friendly Auburn, California! This Food Bank does a good job! I wish them best of luck!

This place is so stinking cute! I've been looking for a cat cafe for a while and although they…read moredon't serve food, you can bring your own in and hang out for a bit. My daughter is 5 and loves going to shelters to cuddle cats but we were looking for somewhere to hang out for a bit. A few weeks ago, we found this place. We brought a chapter book in, sat and cuddled cats while reading and then shopped at the thrift shop! It's really cute. It would be amazing if someone could make a little coffee kiosk with really coffee machine, espresso machine or pastries!

Picked up a pristine set of china just in time for the holidays. They also had holiday napkins in…read morea pack of 12!!! The volunteers are lovely and go out of their way to help. Happy thrifting at this place.

-well organized store -great selection, quality items and…read moreincredible prices -volunteer team really sweet and very helpful -proceeds help so many My new favorite thrift store in Auburn! Thank you!

Nice big, well run thrift shop. We scored some swim trunks for hubby that were new, and some salad…read morebowls I liked. Big and well sorted. They also have 50% off specials weekly.

Our dog found a baby bird that fell out of it's nest. At first glance, we thought she killed it…read more That wasn't the case, she was trying to save it by licking it since the bird was injured. It had a gash on its head and was too small to fly. Our dog was really sad and worried for the bird. We had heard about Gold Country and how they are known to help injured animals. I searched them on Yelp and luckily they were open. With our dog and baby bird in a small Amazon box in tow, we were off! They told us that they would put the bird in an incubator and nurse it back. They gave us their email and we could contact them to check on it. We were right about it being a baby dove. We were saddened to hear that after two days, the morning dove didn't make it. It's great to know we have a place close by to take animals that have been injured or displaced. Also, we bought several Tie Dye tees to support this wonderful organization.

These folks do amazing work! In the windstorms this year, we had a baby bird fall out of the nest…read morein a busy parking lot. Since we couldn't find the nest anywhere, we called. Sven though it was late, a volunteer called to give advice and make sure we took the appropriate steps to keep the fledgling safe. We took it in the next morning. The worker was very nice, very helpful. They provide an animal ID so you can call to check on it.

These guys gave my disabled clients special help during a time where people are needing help w food…read moremore than ever. With disabled, elderly and children being cut off from their aid due to the fascist duopoly occurring, people filled with authentic spiritual strength are needed for whatever they can help with. The spirit is strong here. They need volunteers and your donations. Not a lot of genuine Christian's these days, there is here @ interfaith.

I have been suffering post-concussion syndrome since being hit by their door on May 27th. I tried…read moreto sue them but I couldn't do it. I tried to go to Kirsten Carmichael for therapy but she wouldn't accept my Medi-Cal coverage as my secondary insurance. Chapa De refused to do anything unless I showed symptoms of intracranial hemorrhaging, which I did not have. I of course have not returned to that building since being hit. That door was heavy, hard, and opaque. They should replace that door with a transparent door or else cordon off the area in front of the door so that it will not be used. I doubt they have done this.

Found myself homeless when released by surprise by Placer County Jail. Sheriffs had stolen the cash…read morein my wallet. ATM pointed at an empty account my wife could have filled if we'd known. No cc. Early February 40 degree rainstorm for days. Couldn't sleep in the box I found the first night due to violent shivering. Found the shelter and a warm place to sleep the next. Charged my phone and called my wife, 100 miles away. I still think of those with no one to call. They saved my life. Thank You

A great place to get your life back together! The staff is amazing they make you feel like familyread more

I see the negative comments on here and it truly breaks my heart. A woman may be in need of help…read moreand because of these comments that woman could miss out on a life changing blessing for her and her children. I lived in this facility for over a year with my children. The women who work there, the people who volunteer there, the things you learn, the love you feel. Even to this day they reach out to me, check on me, and support me when I'm in need. Acres of hope taught me SO much i wouldnt know where to begin. It's hard work and of course there are rules and it's hard to live with a bunch of women and their kids sometimes and always get along but this place is a gift from God and if you are a homeless woman, in a domestic violence situation, if you and your child need help...PLEASE reach out to them and do the work. Stay when it gets hard, stay when you want to leave, and do the work! Take it from me, it'll change your life if you want it bad enough.

I'm sure Seniors First still has good volunteers does good things for those in dire need. (hence…read morethe two stars) But in my opinion, (24 years as a volunteer) the management "went corporate" a few years ago when chairwoman Betty Powell left. Then a new administration took over and the non profit's financial profile (the annual budget) began to look surprisingly profitable. The budget now is in the millions, with impressive headquarters and high salaries for those at the top. It became a numbers game as "clients" were gathered that wouldn't have qualified as "shut-ins" under the old regime. Funding seemed to be the new goal, and large donors come with strings attached. We were all given free background checks, which were OK but seemed unnecessary before. Then detailed reports were required after each visit and mileage reports were required, even though I never sought the reimbursement. The most discouraging change for me was the "new" clients. I had always had clients that were truly alone and needed someone, anyone, to talk to. Those that only spoke to food delivery people (who don't have time for a conversation) and maybe the mailman...and that was IT. Seeing the joy in their faces as you arrived was perhaps the main reward and reason for my volunteering. The loss of that reward motivated my departure. My first client after "the change" was a sixty-something man recovering from an injury living in a recovery home for a few weeks before returning to his actual home. The house had multiple adults with the same status and seemed more like a fraternity house with a main living room for TV and conversation. We were both a little puzzled as to why I was there. The next client had a full time caretaker and two adult children nearby, with one moving into his house. Neither of these were shut ins, in my opinion. This client was also verbally abusive and delusional and impossible to talk to. He didn't care whether I was there or not. In my ideal world, I would have continued the very rewarding work for many years to come. I'd love to talk with some of the very high quality volunteers I met to compare notes and see if, or how many, of them also quit. Bigger numbers are needed for greater funding. But forcing the numbers of clients and volunteers upward must have a downside. Betty Powell received either a minimum stipend or worked (tirelessly) for free. I'd love to compare her pay to that of today's "CEO". And so money, once again, enters the scene and the quality of life takes its usual, sickening path downward.

This organization has been an absolute godsend! I have gone through two searches for care homes…read morefor my mother that Kristina Blocker of Seniors First helped me with. My mother ended up needing some specialized care that the first facility could not do, so we started out on a second search. The second time was much more difficult because we needed to find a facility that could perform some of the additional requirements. Kristina was just awesome calling the huge number of care homes in Placer County, keeping in mind other requirements that I had requested like a good social atmosphere, aesthetics, programs, etc. Thank you so much Kristina and Seniors First for being there in my family's time of need!!!!! Please support this non-profit. They perform a much needed service for the community!