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    Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Morris County

    Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Morris County

    2.8
    (4 reviews)

    I've always felt that most people could probably do a better job of donating to the needy...and…read morethat this was the best way to take care of our neighbors in need. When I was a kid I knew a couple of kids in school who had a 'Big Brother' and I thought this particular program was great. At least back then it was a successful way of showing kids heading down the wrong path a better direction. When you don't have a role model in your life this program would provide one for you. Things were simpler back then I guess. Anyway, when this location became a donation site for Big Brothers Big Sisters it became our primary location for donations. They take just about everything here-Clothes, sporting goods, books, toys, and I think they even take small furniture...large furniture has to be picked up at your curb, probably best if by appointment. What I like about this place is that it is ONLY a collection site...no sales here, just drop off and get a receipt. The ladies that work here are also all pretty nice.

    Big Brothers Big Sisters - Donation Pick-up I like donating,…read morethe items I donate are all in most excellent condition and I like believing that someone can benefit by them. BUT - BBBS - not a good choice~ These folks are totally unreliable. It's not taken into consideration that perhaps you are not allowed to leave boxes and bags on your driveway or by the front door (community rules), nor that it is not safe to do so - this is a great attraction to burglars. It's not taken into consideration that you are doing them a service by donating so that they can make money to support their organization. The pickup confirmation says by 7AM - that's it, as I said, if you can't leave it out you are then stuck at home until they show up. If they show up. They frequently do not. The answering machine for their office says nothing about no one being in the office to answer calls on the weekend, they just let you sit on hold or opt for a call out. Not through yet, when they do show up it's usually one person, not able to handle anything that might be heavy. So, it's up to you to help if you want everything gone.

    Goodwill NYNJ Store & Donation Center

    Goodwill NYNJ Store & Donation Center

    2.5
    (28 reviews)
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    Can I just say as sad as it was cleaning out our moms house as fast as we did we are just so happy…read moreknowing that so many other people may be buying the clothes tho I spent time washing and drying and folding, as well as so may of her cherished household things that sat on selves for so many years. I love that places like this exist so all her good things didn't end up clogging up a landfill.

    A larger Goodwill location…read more I won't bother going into the suspicious nature of Goodwill stores - but if you know, you know. And if you choose to donate to "Goodwill" in hopes that it will go to an actual charitable cause, make sure you do your research first. I was in the area and decided to stop here to check out the physical media. Sometimes you can find something decent and this place did have a good and sizable selection of movies - though plenty with damaged discs, plenty of bootlegs, and damaged cases. This place decided that placing their hard to remove price sticker sloppily and in random places on these DVD cases was a good idea - so while you can get some movies for a cheaper price, if you choose to keep them, you'll always have a reminder of where you got it from unless you change cases. They charge $1.99 for DVDs, while the closest Goodwill charges a $1 - I guess things are not the same in every location you go. As mentioned, this was a larger Goodwill in size, so they have seemingly a lot more to offer. The place was busy and the customers were at Walmart level as far as weirdness and such, so I wasn't in the mood to explore. They seemed to have a large selection of clothes if you choose to go for that - I'm sure the prices range. I dealt with only the cashier, who was fine. This place shares the land with several businesses, so there's plenty of parking. Overall, if Goodwill if a place you like to visit, this is a good sized one. If I'm in the area, I might return to check out their physical media (movies), but unlikely.

    All Children's Art Center of NJ

    All Children's Art Center of NJ

    4.4
    (7 reviews)

    The staff is great with the children and my son always has a blast we love this place!!!read more

    My family had a very poor experience with this organization, specifically the summer…read moreCounselor-in-Training program. We did our due diligence - spoke with a staff member about their programs, had a positive encounter with them during a community event, and perused the website. Everything seemed like it'd be a good fit, so we signed up for two weeks of camp (again, as a Counselor-in-Training) Day 1 -- our daughter comes home and recalls how she was asked to sit with one child, one-on-one, all day. The staff suggested that this child had "behavioral issues", and that our daughter should come get them (the Counselors) if he did not listen and did anything wrong. As a former counselor + advocate, I did not like how this sounded, but wanting to give the organization a solid chance and wanting to foster resilience in our daughter, we sent her back for a second day. Day 2 -- our daughter comes home and recalls she was asked to organize a bookshelf, which took her 40 minutes, and had very little interactions with the counselors -- whom she was supposed to be learning from. Now I'm agitated. For, these were NOT the type of experiences we had expected and wanted for our daughter; we pulled her from the camp after just two days. She was never given proper instructions or opportunities to learn from the counselor nor asked to work with campers working on art projects; but to have our child sit with one camper, one-on-one, all day, was a huge red flag and liability issue that I could no longer overlook. When reaching out to share our concerns, the owner responded and suggested our daughter fabricated everything. That the experiences our daughter had were not consistent with how their staff saw things. This left me flabbergasted that the staff had no empathy for our daughter and her experiences there, did not validate our concerns as a family, and essentially suggested our daughter made it up. There was no accountability; NOT ONE THING her staff could have done differently? Nor was there self-reflection to rumble with -- how could they have helped our daughter have a better experience. Only condescending finger pointing wrapped in ultra polite and polished language. On top of it all, the organization has a no refund policy. So my family paid $400 for our daughter to learn skills of a Counselor-in-Training, she attended just two day, and all she took away was being a 1:1 aide (again, the liability piece was overlooked by the staff in their response!) and organizing a bookshelf. I expected more from a non-profit organization! They have our money - see if you can use our balance towards your enrollment fees!

    Project Kind - nonprofit - Updated August 2026

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