I had a small job - 2 Prints for a frame with some mild photoshop work. I was a bit worried that…read morethey would turn me down or it would be so expensive that I would walk away. The work they not only went above and beyond my expectations; their customer services made me feel like I was amongst friends. I don't feel you'll be disappointed with your choice here.

The team over at The Color Group is one of the best in the Pacific Northwest. Their quality,…read moreselection and service is the best. I've been using them to print my gallery imagine years and I've have nothing but good things to say about them.

Erin is a very knowledgeable and professional coach. She was with me throughout the process, from…read moreapplication to interview. She was always reliable in getting back to me and always had helpful tips. As a result of her coaching I landed a job with a salary of $100K/year, a threefold increase from my previous annual income. Give her a call!

When I think about what was most instrumental in helping me land a job, the first thing I think of…read moreis Erin's work with me: strengths assessment, resume building, cover letter templates, advising on networking, keeping my spirits up, connections to various professional badassitas in Seattle (I found out about the job I'm in through a connection Erin made for me)--in short, all the things one needs from a career coach. I highly recommend her.

Rushing to complete a move that included needing to get rid of some items that had piled up (old…read moreelectronic accessories, old iPhone, a laptop, and a PS4), a quick Google search of local recycling e-waste brought me to Friendly Earth International. Their certificate of destruction and their residential pickup services really sold it for me. I filled their online form late Saturday night, and wasn't expecting a reply until Monday (they're closed on the weekends) but to my shock one of their reps replied on Sunday and confirmed adding me to their route for a Monday pickup. They're not able to reserve a particular time slot/frame, you can request an ideal range but know if they can't arrive you'll need to go in person or reschedule to another day. If you do need to reschedule the pickup for a day with more flex, be sure to notify them right away so they can update the driver. For me, the flat fee was $75 but this could range for others (depending on items being picked up, distance, etc.). Payment was through an online portal, with a link sent in the scheduling email. I had originally requested pickup before 12pm, as timing would have it, I was delayed and was still at my apartment when the driver did arrive about 2 hours later. Everything worked out, the driver was very nice and was able to take my items (no paperwork to fill or was provided).

This e-waste business is a rip off. Will try to charge fees to the donor for donating electronics…read morethat they state are "free" to drop off and their scales are likely mis-calibrated as they charge per pound and charge for more weight than actual. They are not "Friendly" just "Greedy".

Anna & Paula did a woderful job cleaning our home. They were very thourough, efficient and…read moreamazingly quick. Our home sparkles and we could not be happier. Also they were pleasant, courteous and friendly. A pleasure to have them help us.

We hired Gilberto Perez Bonilla - and what a hard worker! We had him mixing concrete in a wheel…read morebarrel then some weeding. He worked consistently and fast - and the wild raspberry vines are gone (at our direction; the ones we wanted to save are still there). When/if we have another project, we will for sure request him. He represents Casa Latina so well. He is a huge asset.

I use to pass this place on my way to work every morning at 7am. There would be women with…read morestrollers and small children, leaving Mary's Place. Then, I started stopping in, once a month and giving them a small check...just anything I had. One day, the receptionist made me come in to see the living conditions and tour the facility. After that, I started giving them an even larger amount. I think they do great work. Just recently, I had a large donations of toiletries to drop off. I called and left a message because I would not be able to get there by 3pm. No one returned my phone call, so I went any way. A wonderful young woman, opened the door, when I pressed the buzzer, took my donations, asked me if I wanted a receipt and told me how thankful she was for my donation. I will continue to give to this shelter.

Man - how you gonna give a homeless shelter a bad review?…read more Lemme tell you how - I drove for an hour to drop food off to Mary's Place on a day we were instructed to come down on. Upon arrival they turned me away without taking the goods because of a leak in their storage room. Now lemme tell you something Mary's Place - the homeless don't care to go hungry when you have a leak. I could see inside your building plenty of space to hold goods. Your lack of ingenuity drove me with my goods away to donate elsewhere and while I hate to do something as petty as yelping a homeless shelter (what sort of world is this?) - I have to give you this feedback. Do better, please. Our homeless needs resourcefulness.

Staff is hit or miss - sometimes very mean and very cold. A couple of them are nice. Thye have very…read morestrict rules but they tend to let long termers get away with things. There are some long term residents who have a bully and hostile attitude and can make you feel very uncomfortable. Must make bed - not just make bed but in a certain way.

If you are looking for an excellent organization to support with your work or your money, keep…read morelooking. These people may or may not return your telephone call, may or may not respond to your inquiries in a way that makes any sense... Well, you get the picture. Avoid this timewaster.

We heard this was the largest goodwill and just wanted to see for ourselves…read more It's huge and overwhelming unless you know what you are looking for. We just looked through the garden, glassware and games areas. If you have time to browse, I'm sure you'll find stuff.

World's largest Goodwill? Yes indeed. Huge parking lot, very organized inside, and so many…read moreemployees. There is a boutique area with name brand stuff, but the prices were still amazing. Pink tags were 1/2 off and unlike the stores in Reno, they don't take pink tags off the racks before the sale! There are fitting rooms, and it's all very clean and organized. This is a well-oiled machine here. Home goods side, with furniture, and for that alone I wish I had a UHAUL truck backed up. My cousin spent $150 and I spent about $75 and we spent about 3 hours there. Easily could have spent all day, but it was a thrifting kind of day, so we hit several stores the same day. Took away a star because they don't allow you to use their restrooms anymore. We would have spent more time and money, but they closed their bathrooms to the public (stupid).

Bike Works continues to absolutely rule. When I first moved to the area, I found Bike Works to be…read morethe closest bike shop near me, and everyone working there was as helpful and kind as could be. In the years since, I have found that the only thing I have noticed changing is that they are continuing to try and grow and provide their (incredibly affordable) services to the local community to get as many people (both kids and adults) on bikes, as possible. Every single time I bring my bike to the store, they do their best to at least diagnose the problem and give me a reasonable estimate of when I could expect to have my bike fixed up. They are incredibly transparent about everything they do, and every time they ring up the bill it comes up to be less than I expect. But it doesn't even end there! During the summer, they have a mobile truck that rides around the area to provide their repair services free of charge for the local community! I absolutely love what they do, and there is no bike shop I enjoy visiting more than Bike Works.

Always generous with their time, skills and advice. We have donated several bikes and also…read morepurchased about 4 or 5 for our kids and family over the years.

I'm not sure what's changed about this place now that is no longer Cash and Cary, other than the…read morehours are so much better (open later, open on weekends). Pretty much everything else looks the same, down to the aisles. This is the cheapest place in town for food with small exceptions (gluten free bread is cheaper at Franz outlet). They don't require a membership, which is nice when you don't go very often. I think a little known fact is that they also do sell a lot of items that are normal size, so not everything is just huge restaurant sized containers. This is probably not the place for produce for a family/individual, though, unless you plan on freezing it. Some items (mandarins, kale salad blend, grape tomatoes, etc.) come in small enough portions, but most are way more than you'd be able to use before it went bad, and not all veggies and fruit survive being frozen. Watch closely for price tags. I've seen many items listed at unit price and other identical tags right next to them for similar items are per pound. If you have the time to make multiple stops for groceries, Smart Foodservice is definitely worth the trip and energy.

I used to buy regularly large quantity of meat. In the last purchase there was a package with a…read morestrong chemical smell, the manager refused to refund it. Costco would never treat a good customer this way which is why I am taking my business to Costco.