Great place to drop off food that you would like to give away. Sometimes we receive food as gifts…read morethat we can't eat, and it's great to be able to give it away.

great services love the staff also resorces at hand and the word to mouth information is a plus…read morenever second hand... laughing out loud..! keep doing your part well traveled for you

Life Moves homeless shelters is a wonderful and safe place. The management and staff are caring,…read morecompassionate, efficient, knowledgeable and above all AMAZING services. I felt that they really care about us and our welfare. Have a blessed and safe Christmas holiday season.

Life Moves is an outstanding organization and homeless support facility. They provided temporary…read morelodging and comfort assistance at a time that I had no place to live. I am very grateful to them, their management and staff, for a wonderful experience during my time of need.

I'm gonna give them a 4. I collect games and certain electronics, and this goodwill seems to…read moreresist the urge to list them on the Goodwill auction site which is great. I can actually come here and find these items. One thing that bothers me though. They have a knob goblin. What is a knob goblin? Glad you asked. A knob goblin is someone that goes to thrift stores to steal knobs off stereo equipment. Every single amp, every single receiver of any sort of value is missing its knobs. You can find them up on eBay, sometimes for $100's of dollars. We've had one in Almaden hitting up stores for months, Goodwills competitor down the street seems to be doing nothing about it, nor is this Goodwill. To fully stop a knob goblin, you have to catch them in the act on camera. Then show them the video. This is a powerful spell that in actuality will chain their soul to the AV receivers in the store, so the act of stealing and reselling knobs becomes stealing and selling pieces of their own soul. The knob goblin values their soul enough where they will just stop knob goblining, leaving the amps and receivers in tact. Instead they will become good goblins. Goodwill, chain the Knob Goblins soul, and I will reward you with an additional star.

Had some tome on my hands so I decided to make a quick trip to the Goodwill. Found some cool items…read moreat a reasonable price some vintage and some looked new. Some of the items I got were a A small milk glass vase to add to my collection of milk glass Cool tea cup. I had originally seen these tea cups on a road trip through Texas, but they were like $23 each so I had to pass. Now I found one for less than four dollars. A cool, leopard zip up bag for my notebooks. I know it's for a laptop or tablet, however, I am using it differently. Love the leopard print on it. Last but not least I found this awesome pair of pony hair, leopard shoes. They will go great with any outfit. In my opinion, I got a very good deal. I spent about $30 for everything. And I'm very happy with my choices.

Rating is based on the staff at Viva Calle city bike event on 9/13/2026 at Cottle Park. What an…read moreamazing crew, so helpful! I had issue with my chain and Aziz really took the time to explain how this must've happened and about the gears since I was not familiar with my new bike. Also Naveen, a young gentleman inflated my tires while I was in line. Such friendly service! Will check out their shop if I ever need service or looking for a bike purchase. Thanks again!

husband went here to get a bike fixed-- left with more knowledge and how to better care for his…read morebike! It's refreshing that they didn't try to charge him an arm and a leg as well! Good guys here.

There website is usmission1962.org This will take you to…read morethe proper site They are a 502c3 organization listed. With the secretary of State of California. They are a legitimate Organization Helping people to get off the streets and back to work

This agency has two separate locations....San Jose and Carmichael, CA (Sacramento County). They are…read morea Legit nonprofit that have been around for decades, providing a solution to homeless men. They have helped 100s of individuals smoothly transition from living on the street to the hope of à job and housing. While there is a need for some improvement (i e better website, option to donate online, etc.), these deficiencies do NOT negate their authentic existence nor their positive impact on the homeless population. If you happen to meet one of their representatives in your neighborhood, who will be carrying the proper documents, please consider providing a generous donation.

Came twitch work for our qtr community volunteer. This was my first time to volunteer at a food…read morebank. Sacred Heart idoes so much more than the food bank. The also have clothing pantry. They also offer classes and so much more. If was a great experience from sorting and packing veggies to distributing food to the patrons coming in. Will be back to do more volunteer work.

Don't take your unwanted clothes to Goodwill, or salvation army, take them here at Sacred Heart!…read moreWhere they will actually go to a good cause.

Another great non-profit, community-oriented organization in the Silicon Valley…read more They provide an array of services such as counseling, housing, educational (prevention) programs, and a unique restorative justice programs. The five stars alone could be for their juvenile restorative justice program, which allows young offender to make reparations, and provides them with counseling services to help keep them out of trouble. Volunteers are always needed--see their website for additional details

I called Here4You today seeking help and information about available resources. The representative…read moretold me that the Problem Solving Fund does not work the way I understood it and that they only provide shelter. When I asked how I could be considered for shelter, I was told there was a long waiting list. I asked if I could speak with someone else or a supervisor because I was trying to find out what other options might be available. Instead, I was told she was going to hang up and that I could call back if I wanted. What was most disappointing was that there was no assistance with identifying other resources, no direction to another organization that might be able to help, and no meaningful information about what I could do next. I called because I needed help, and I left the conversation with no resources, no referral, and no solution.

Love this place! The staff is great, people listen to your problems and help you calm down!read more

Aarti Subramanian at AACI reached out to me in my time of need when I was really suffering after…read moregoing through a series of traumatic events in my life. Aarti was extremely kind, caring, and understanding, and she immediately began to do everything within her power to help me recover from these life changing events that I suffered though. Aarti also introduced me to Monserrat Rodriguez. Monserrat was extremely kind and caring and she really was always there for me when I needed her the most in life. I might not have recovered from the traumatic life events that I suffered though, as well as I have, had it not been for Aarti and Monserrat at the AACI. The AACI really helps the community in Silicon Valley, California! They offer many services to assist all members of the community, including emergency financial assistance for individuals in need of help paying for rent. They also help victims of domestic violence! If you are homeless, or in need, in any way, please do not give up hope. There is help for you and resources and many people why truly care about you, your life, and your health and well being! Please don't hesitate in contacting the AACI by visiting AACI.org. If you are homeless and looking for shelter in the Bay Area try contacting PATH: People Assisting The Homeless by visiting ePATH.org. You can also try calling 211 on your cell phone. You can locate food through Second Harvest of Silicon Valley by visiting SHFB.org. Another great service for locating resources in your community is the website FindHelp.org. If you've never had the chance to use FindHelp.org, I highly recommend that you check out this invaluable website, for the many resources and services that it provides our local communities. Please trust me when I say that this website can change your life for the better! You can literally find so many, vital, even life saving, community resources, just by searching FindHelp.org. Please know that your love and support, via liking, sharing, reviewing, and otherwise spreading the word about these organizations on social media, Yelp, Google, TrustPilot, Facebook, etc. all make a significant impact. You can also show your support by choosing to volunteer your time, by donating funds, by donating food, by donating belongings, by donating a vehicle, by donating pet food and pet supplies (to support the resources needed when caring for these animals), really any way you are able to help by supporting organizations, such as AACI.org, truly makes the World a better place, by improving the lives of so many people in need, your support truly succeeds in saving all lives! To the volunteers, case workers, and individuals who work, donate time, donate supplies, donate funds, and donate food you are all very kind, caring, thoughtful, generous, and selfless. If you are reading this now, please know that you are truly loved and appreciated for all that you do for the homeless, for the entire Bay Area community, and to make the World a better place!

Amazing place that provides comprehensive support for women and men that need a fresh reset!read more

Every Thursday I pick up bread, pastries, fruits, vegetables and frozen items to take and prepare…read morefor the unhoused. These people are a godsend for me and the people I feed. Thank you all

Always great when you can make time to give back. Been…read morecoming here for about two years , but it's been several months since I last volunteered, so I had to come with my daughter. Came on a Monday morning and was immediately greeted and had to check in. Great cause with each box is able to feed a family of four which is always amazing. Packed boxes for rice, placed instructions on each pack on how to cook rice for the first hour and then transitioned to making boxes of green apples. Highly recommend if you have time please volunteer because your contribution does matter.

Its quite appalling despite the vast resources and wealth this nation and this area posses people…read moreand families still go hungry. This is where a non-profit like Second Harvest comes in. Having volunteered in the past, I had some free time and decided to put that to a good cause. This particular location is a food sorting the distribution center. The 5 days (2 hour shifts) I was there we sorted apples, carrots, pears, built boxes (I liked doing that), made vegetable boxes etc. Sorting the bad batch of zucchini was tough but very satisfying to see how much we were able to salvage. They have a great staff who are helpful and friendly and super organized. You sign up for shits online, you check in via text, get your badge and after a 5 minute safety lecture you wash up and sort. it is also nice to see local companies have organized groups there as well I would give them more stars if yelp would let me