Our 15th Year Anniversary coming up on 10/15/20. Please feel…read morefree to spread the word about BEAT THE STREETS, INC. for At-Risk youth (0-18) and young adults (19-29). We are also a community resource center. Check us out: www.beatthestreetsca.org

From the owner: Young adults receive services online, one-to-one and via workshops; in the areas of education,…read moreemployment and life skills. Information, guidance, and mentorship for self-achievement.

I brought my son in for a session in the sensory room. He has multiple diagnosis including PTSD,…read moreADHD and anxiety. We stayed only 30 minutes. The first 15 he bounced off the walls like a maniac and I was nervous that it wasn't helpful... then all of a sudden the music changed and he found a new sort of zen. He laid/swam in ball pit and let the lights and music wash over him. He actually relaxed for a SPLIT SECOND! Thank God. This was a wonderful experience. I'm looking forward to more visits and so is he! 10 thumbs up! The training was straightforward and educational. This is a truly a gem for those in the special needs community.

I take my students here and they absolutely love it. Jude is amazing and understands that kids…read morebenefit from all of the sensory experiences this place provides. Thank you for being wonderful Jude!

I had the opportunity to volunteer at the Solano Food Bank via Kaiser Permanente…read more First let me say, WOW! What an operation. Upon driving up you can't help but notice that their building is HUGE! It's as big as a Costco! Tons of trailers were docked getting filled up by the many volunteers. They even had a Amazon trailer at the loading/unloading dock. There were approximately 30+ volunteers. We all gathered at the picnic tables inside the warehouse. Coffee, Tea, and snacks were provided - nice touch. We all worked together to load many boxes of food that were sent on a rolling conveyor belt with volunteers all along it. I was a team of 2 that stacked the boxes on multiple pallets before a forklift driver whisked them away. It was so awesome to be apart of. If you ever have a chance to volunteer please do so.

A great service to the community and the crowd we were serving in Oakley was very thankful and…read morekind. William did a great job managing everyone around the food truck and giving easy to follow instructions.

DONT EVER SEND YOUR CHILD HERE!!!! My little sister ran away from home we notified the police that…read moreshe was a runaway. This so called group hid the fact that she was at pwc while being missing just crazy very unprofessional.. and this is not the only time they also hid the fact that my little sister was doing drugs instead of calling us to notify that something is wrong with her they let her sleep it off just crazy very untrustworthy we put our little sister thinking she was gonna get help but NO just another outlet for her to do more bad things. Don't let your kids be apart of this program.! They will come out worse...They should be shut down!

From the owner: It is time we take responsibility for the youths in our communities and help them in ways that will…read morebenefit the rest of their lives. At People Who Care (PWC), our nonprofit outreach organization provides after school activities, vocational training, and employment opportunities for kids between the ages of 12 to 21. After-school hours are a critical time for these children, when healthy extra curricular activities can keep them out of trouble. We provide key activities, including: Vocational Training, Employment Opportunities, Monthly Individual Child Assessments, Academic and Educational Support, and Peer-Based Juvenile Delinquency Prevention.

Good selection, but the store was packed... hold up get through the aisles and a long line, but…read morehey.... They were busy!!

I used to like this place... the owner is super nice! Still it's tiny and you can sometimes find…read moregood deals but it's kind of expensive too. However the thing I really don't like is I wanted to drop some things off and at least three times now even though it says open 9:00 to 4:00, it's never open. So why do they even say there's a drop off when it's never open?

The new go-to for Oakley great, easy going, pays well…read more The guys were helpful 5 stars Thanks guys!

Fast service. Very busy but it went better than I expected. It made me happy that the cans and…read morebottles didn't go into a landfill.

This is an awesome program that benefits so many deprived children in times of need in the USA and…read morearound the world. Pretty shameful for one review to complain that his teenage son had to pay $20.00 to volunteer. The money is used to pay for the food and transporation around the world. Would have been more appropriate to pay for his son to reinforce what a good deed it is. Cudos to the teenager who wanted to help in anyway.

Super community-engagement activity for people/groups who will donate their time for 3 hours to…read morefill bags to feed the world's hungry. And, it is local!

Way too many bad reviews. Plus I had an interview to live in their facility and they never called…read moreme back like the said they wood

Loved this place, just felt the supervisor was so uncomfortable and never smiled at me or anything…read more(maybe racist) other then that the staff and the whole program itself was so amazingggg!!

This is simply an observation based on having played at this hall many times. I've noticed that…read morethere does not appear to be any staff members who reflect the racial and cultural diversity of the surrounding community. I want to understand whether there are inclusive hiring practices in place, as representation matters to many patrons. It would be encouraging to see a staff that more closely reflects the community you serve.

I had a great time! There were a few hiccups, they play a lot of flash boards, there was about…read more15-20min before bingo games started they played several games. Don't get me wrong I love to play flash boards. This was another problem there were 3-4 people selling flash boards & they all seemed to congregate at one end of the room & sell. Every time they were anywhere near I would make eye contact & I'd wave my arm, occasionally that worked, another time my friend had to get up & go to them. once I had to yell very loudly I caught their attention & they worked their way to us. It's very frustrating to hear them announce they have a new game & they're all at the other end of the room. So there were several games we didn't even get a chance to buy,