Make this spot part of your monthly rotation if you're a thrifter. My husband is a contractor so we…read morelove coming here because I get to browse furniture while he gets to browse tools. No clothing but always a great rotating selection of furniture, appliances and tools.

When Habitat For Humanity first opened it was an amazing concept. I have been to several of them…read moreacross the PNW and Inland NW. Sadly, they have become so expensive now, the prices are similar to "goodwill" or most often... worse. Used to go to this location quite regularly, now it's usually my last resort. A little "too big for it's britches" for my taste. Their home building program isn't exactly what it appears to be either, which is also a big deal breaker for me.

The RMH is a great resource for parents of children who are undergoing long term medical treatment…read moreat one of the local hospitals (Multicare Deaconess or Sacred Heart). By taking care of everything, they allow you to focus on your child. The new building on the north side of the street just opened in March 2020, and has never been fully occupied due to COVID. The design is very modern and contemporary compared to the original house across the street, which has more of a mountain cabin feel. The new building feels like a Courtyard by Marriott. The rooms are large and well-designed, with electronic key-fob locks, and the beds (with tempurpedic mattresses) are very comfortable. The kitchen areas are shared, and residents are expected to clean up after themselves, including loading/emptying the dishwasher. The kitchens are well equipped with appliances as well as brand new microwave ovens, refrigerators, and electric stove/ovens. RMH provides free Keurig coffee, milk, snacks and various food items. The staff is very helpful, welcoming, and friendly. There is several community/shared living areas with big flat screen TVs, couches, games for kids, etc. Some areas have been closed off due to COVID. There are self-serve laundry facilities that automatically dispense detergent, so you don't need to bring/buy any. Linens (sheets, towels) are provided, and you are welcome to change them out for new ones as often as you'd like. Outdoors there are play areas for kids, as well as a large patio area with BBQ's and tables for outdoor cooking/dining.

The rooms here are very nice and comfortable, comparable to a very nice hotel room. They even have…read moretempurpedic mattresses on the beds! The shared kitchen areas are very well equipped, and there is free coffee, milk, snacks and food items available. The staff is very helpful and friendly. It is comforting in your time of need for your child.

The older lady at the food bank is so insanely rude. Really unprofessional to loudly scold a…read morecaregiver for not knowing i couldnt pick up for my client except twice a month...... ive never used this place so this client was my first experience. Everyone in line didnt need to hear her raising her voice at me even after i explained why i had no idea about the limit. Everyone else is polite and helpful. Shes very unpleasant.

This church, community center, and their services is a great place for worship, fellowship, and…read moredoing good in the community. Captains David and Kelly are great!

Thanks for letting evergreen elementarys asb come a pack food thank you so so so so so so so so so…read moreso so so so so so so so much for this incredible experience 5 stars

From the owner: Fighting hunger, feeding hope: Second Harvest brings community resources together to feed people in…read moreneed through empowerment, education and partnerships. We believe that everyone has the right to health, and nutritious food is a key ingredient in the recipe for a healthy life. We envision a world in which every person – regardless of age, race, ability, income or status – has access to the food they need to live a life full of the activities and people they love. That’s why Second Harvest works hard to get food onto the tables of families, kids and seniors facing hunger in our community.

If you need a space for reception or party it's a good value. The drawback is parking and…read moreaccessible bathrooms for men.

What a CUTE venue! I…read morerecently got to know this building ~very~ well for a good friend's wedding. Being a bridesmaid means helping with everything from set-up to take down and this place worked so well for an intimate friends & family gathering. Tables, chairs, a kitchen and stage are all at your disposal. The building IS older, but full of charm...including no less than 5 pianos you can tinker on when you need a break from pouring sparkling cider. The old-timey heaters also work GREAT on keeping the place warm when the outside is suddenly thrown into a bout of winter-wonder-land-ness. From what I understand the rental prices are fair. Cute building, nice location, and all around great place for medium sized gatherings as needed.

Absolutely! I'll remove the italics and keep everything else the same so it translates cleanly on…read moreYelp. I did have to take a little time to write these reviews because I needed to come down off my horse first . But man, the lady who checked me out was NOT friendly at all. Very mean, rude, and honestly just disrespectful. When I'm shopping, that's not the kind of experience I'm looking for. BUT--I'm choosing to look past it, move forward, and not let one person shake my day. Because honestly, I had the BEST time ever shopping! A local gal had told me that if I wanted to find some unique items and potentially look at reselling, this was the place I needed to go. I thought, I'll just go check it out, poke at my curiosity, and see what I find. And that is exactly what I did! I walked in and was immediately overwhelmed , so I told myself, "Focus. Just go to the vintage room." And that's what I did. Fast-forward to 145 items in my cart! But the fitting room always has a way of narrowing things down. I was looking for super niche, fun, creative vintage pieces that were in great condition and at a good price point--which, thankfully, helped narrow it down quite a bit. I still walked out paying around $280 for my items, and I'd have to say I probably got 30-40 pieces, so the price points were definitely good! And now, two months later, the majority of those items have sold. But you know... I kept a few for myself too. Heheheh. Fast-forward to **145 items in my cart**! But the fitting room always has a way of narrowing things down. I was looking for super niche, fun, creative vintage pieces that were in great condition and at a good price point--which, thankfully, helped narrow it down quite a bit. I still walked out paying around **$280 for my items**, and I'd have to say I probably got **30-40 pieces**, so the price points were definitely good! And now, two months later, the majority of those items have sold. But you know... I kept a few for myself too. Heheheh.

loved the friendliness of the staff. And lots of merchandise! definitely will shop again.read more

They treat you like you need to provide everything short of your first born child to prove that you…read moredeserve help, and just look at you like you have to prove to them just how badly you need the help before they'll even deign to look at you like a human. The last thing people need when they're struggling is people looking at them like you shouldn't be asking for help to begin with. It's humiliating and degrading so I don't recommend them based on their personel alone. Yes, this is a new Yelp account. I'll add a picture when I get a chance. I didn't have a Yelp account but chose to sign up for one. I figured I'd at least let as many people know about my experience as possible, so they stay far away from that charity and use one of the many other amazing charities that exist in Spokane that have been amazing and helped so many people this week, even if you don't have the proper documentation to prove what help you need. And those places were nice while they helped, unlike the Catholic Charities staff. And if you don't want to help or you can't help for that specific person's situation without certain documentation, maybe just say sorry we can't help you and go try this other place and have a good day, but no they all sat there staring at me and judging me and waiting for me to provide proof that I couldn't find. You don't get to sit there and look at people as though they shouldn't be asking for help to begin with and that they're not worth basic respect before they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that they need help. I understand they're short-staffed and tired likely, but you don't get to treat people like that. You guys could learn a thing or two about manners and treating people with kindness and decency no matter the situation, rather than being standoffish and making people feel like they have to jump through a million hoops for you to believe them. I just up and left because I wasn't going to sit there and be treated like that. I honestly should have posted this sooner but I needed a few days to calm down because I don't appreciate behavior like that when we're all dealing with an insane situation. If you don't want to help or you can't, just tell them to move on. We'd rather be told to move on then humiliated. And maybe teach your personnel to treat people with respect no matter the situation and no matter whether you think they deserve help or not. And honestly, that would make me very very cautious of this particular charity in general because any charity that's allowing that behavior has much deeper issues.

I was upset to learn that being homeless with a baby as a result of escaping another state for our…read moresafety was not enough barriers to help us. I signed up for Catholic Charities housing assistance program in mid 2021. When I didn't hear back for a few months, I called and asked why that was the case. I was then told that my barriers were medium level, and that meant that I had low possibility of being pulled. Like, being homeless with a baby isn't urgent enough. They then told me that, had I been on drugs or recovery from drugs, or had CPS breathing down my neck, I'd be higher priority. I'm sorry I am not an addict! I do not think that addicts do not deserve help, but I think that we should all be considered equally. Then it would next after whoever is next. I was unable to get assistance in the several months I was signed up hoping anybody would ever call me. My next call was my exit interview this spring, and I was very upset. After 19 months of homelessness from being 3 months pregnant to my son turning 13 months old, they were of no help at all. I'm still upset about it. I'm still trying to find housing, too! I am so tired.

Decent variety, always well organized. Usually a good spot for furniture but it's hit or miss. I…read moreappreciate their loyalty/coupon system and the rotating daily discount based on tag color. They have changing rooms and a large clothing/shoe selection.

Team are amazingly kind and diligent. Store is totally well organized and sparklingly clean…read more Thank you for being in the community

I loved this place. The ladies who prayed for me were, absolutely, awesome. They were filled with…read morethe Holy Spirit and they were able to pray for me and give me Bible scriptures, as well. I left really feeling like I was filled with the Holy Spirit!

The power of God rests at this place. The people are friendly and they operate in the power of the…read moreLord, love is here as well. You will walk out different and better than when you came. God bless.

Stay away from this place if possible. I have worked here for over a decade and ever since Amy…read morePrice took over they treat all clients and direct care staff like garbage. She is a evil woman who needs to be replaced. They do not care about their clients and direct care staff, just try to make everything look good on paper. They will belittle staff until they quit, and they wonder why no one stays there for more than a few months. The office staff are horrible people and only care about their paycheck.

This place gives away free stuff. Doesn't get much better than that. It is a bit of a wait, but…read moreisn't it always a wait for FREE stuff? I figure if Wal-Mart was giving away free stuff people would probably die in the mayhem that would ensue. Here's to free FOOD, MEDICAL, and more MOOLAH!!!