I was in the mood to check out this used bookstore and was able to get 3 paperbacks and 1 hardcover…read morebook for $9! That price was a steal! It's a small and compact space but all the books are organized by categories and there are some pretty good titles to get. Staff was friendly and I saw them also organizing donations.

Incredible Service! Love the selection of books! Can't wait to come back! I think there's a lot of…read moreavailable educational books in here and even books you wouldn't be able to find elsewhere where.

They asked for $10 donation and they said it was for the driver who brings the food. They handed…read moreexpired food and they were very rude to ppl in need. They're also selling essentials on the side . They're are treating this as a business when it's supposed to help the community. This happened today 11/13/25 locations: city of Maywood

Very helpful to people in need of food. I been here at times of need. I recommend to anyone who is…read morein need of groceries.

Every time I go into Habitat for Humanity to look around Mike has been there with a smile me find…read morewhat I need! I asked him the other day if he had any recliners and he went in the back and took a picture to show me the recliner. He also helped my daughter find what she wanted. Mike is always so friendly , and always willing to help. Thanks Mike for all you do!

You can definitely find some good gems here from time to time, but my experience with their pricing…read moremodel left me pretty disappointed. The main purpose of Habitat for Humanity ReStores is to sell donated items to help build affordable housing while giving the community access to low-cost home goods. Since everything is donated for free, items should be priced reasonably for people who otherwise couldn't afford retail. So why are there items tagged at the exact same price or sometimes more than what you'd pay brand new at Homegoods,Target or Walmart? It doesn't make sense, and it's upsetting when a place meant to help the community prices people out. Having actually volunteered here, I saw this mindset firsthand. One of the women working there pulled me aside and told me I didn't price an item high enough. Thankfully it was already too late to change, but why would I hike up the price when my goal was to keep it fair? She literally expected me to mark things up just because we could, and I wasn't going to do that to people looking for a deal. On top of the high prices, the store is organized very well , but a lot of items are visibly worn or not in the best condition, yet they'll still charge full price the exact same amount you'd pay at a regular retail store for something brand new. Tip: If you decide to shop here, definitely double-check prices on your phone before heading to the register especially for everyday household goods to make sure you're actually getting a bargain!

I have been doing Tai Chi at the Marina on Sundays for a few months. It is a great class! The…read moreinstructor is funny and does a nice job of explaining the moves as she goes. There is no pressure to get it perfect and that is appreciated.

I've been learning and practicing Tai Chi with Culver City Tai Chi for Wellness for years, and it's…read morebecome one of the best parts of my Sunday morning. Practicing Tai Chi here is a terrific way to reward both body and soul. You soak in the sunlight and connect with nature, surrounded by trees and a warm community of fellow practitioners. The classes are free and perfect for beginners. Angie is an extraordinary teacher who has built a fantastic, supportive community. I can't express enough how much I appreciate this experience--highly recommended!

I go there every two months and they take care of me very well. It's a positive experience.read more

Easy parking, friendly and efficient staff, nice clean facility. I plan on returning as soon as I'm…read moreeligible.

I was not even planning and just wondered into the rescue bc I was checking out the roofing supply…read morestore next door. This is simply such an AAAAAMAZING RABBIT RESCUE I learned so much from them about rabbit care and how special these precious little animals are! I've learned that rabbits are like cats, each with its own individual characteristics. Having a pet is a huge responsibilities from cradle to grave! Sadly there are irresponsible owners who don't follow through with their commitments and abandon these precious babies,that is why it's so precious to have these loving, giving, selfless organization, around to help pick up the pieces where humans fall short! The rescue has these two sweet kind and loving ladies who took the time out of their busy schedule to show me around and educate me about rabbit care. Unbeknownst to me I was there 2 hours before the opening bc the door was opened and they just walked me around spending time with me explaining to me even letting me feed them and hold them! WOW! Who does that any more! Love these rabbits and love these two sweet and lovely ladies who are truly the unsung heroes who gave their all to take care of these voiceless helpless little creatures! And they keep the place so clean and spotless! They do it with their heart and love and you can feel that. They make me want to donate, and donate more if I can! Please come support this wonderful organization everyone

Update time 2025. Rabbit Rescue Inc is permanently closed…read more Their bunnos went to foster homes, or with the volunteers they had to the new Sunshine Rabbit Center in Long Beach. Since my last review, Luke Skyhopper crossed the rainbow bridge (it felt like I lost a part of my heart losing that kiddo, but 13?ish years was a good life bubs). I think he was one of the last Petco featured buns RRI had, and my goodness am I glad I found him. After his passing my home felt quiet, and the same week I of course went to "just look" and ended up taking home two new bunnos now named Mulder and Scully. Their names were originally Tobias and Locke? *She was part of a litter in the rescue so if you have a bunno from here that's approximately 4/5 I may have their sibling! They were dumped or so I was told, by a family that loved them dearly (Scully was carried around by a little girl). Mulder (the lop) was from a breeder and bonded to Scully in the previous owner's home. They were supposed to have their belongings dropped off at the rescue, they did not. Thankfully I have a fully set free-roam bunno home so they settled in easily. Scully was petrified of dogs or even hearing them. Mulder was urine scalded. It's been a few years and they're thriving now. I've uploaded photos in case they were yours and you'd love to see an update on them. They're gonna live their best lives with me forever. I promise. Everything said above. I boarded the kids here and took a shot. They were okay and didn't have any issues besides it being insanely hot. *This was also summer of last year though. When the fires broke out in January, I immediately thought of air quality knowing their location and what they were working with. I confirmed and sent two air purifiers because I understand not just human health, but also bunny health and my goodness they are sensitive little loves. When I called to be sure they got there/were received, I was made to feel like the two HEPA air purifiers were not good enough because they were "so tiny." When I run a single one in my home just fine. =/ I don't have the world, but I'll give what I can, especially to those who I care about the best I can first. This was also in the midst of me volunteering daily to collect for victims and first responders. But I bit my tongue. This rescue has had its issues of bunnies being abandoned out front and being eaten by the roofing company's dogs. It wasn't fair to the buns and they deserved a chance but my goodness that could have been prevented. I notice the difference between their social media stirring right now so here's some more perspective. I have immense gratitude for those who have lovingly cared for the buns I've adopted, and those who came into this rescue. The 3* is for you.

An awesome food rescue non profit that rescues and collects food from restaurants, supermarkets…read more They then get the rescued food to local food banks and food giveaway programs to people and families that are in need of food. They need volunteers and donations with all the government programs that have gone away.

It was so easy to donate to Food Finders. They accepted food (make sure it's not past its "use by"…read moredate), cleaning products (new/unused), and new personal care items such as soap and toothpaste. They helped me unload, which I appreciated.