This was a fun experience for all ages! We learned a lot and had a great time!!…read more alpacas!

We had such a good time! It took about an hour, by appointment, to learn about the alpacas and…read moremeet them. So much fun and a learning experience. It's a working farm, the animals are clearly well cared for. There is a cute boutique for alpaca related merchandise. The tour is free, but given they are taking time out of their workday to show you around, donations are appreciated. This is a great stop for families and kids.

Mindy is so great with children. When my kids are with her, they never wanted to leave. She always…read morecomes up with great activities to keep them entertained. Mindy also have a little farm outside where the kids can learn about the animals and sometimes the kids can feed them too! I'm so glad we met Mindy and there is no one else I trust my kids with but Mindy.

Mindy is awesome and made to work with kids! She connects easily and makes them feel at home. One…read morething that sets Mindy apart from others is her genuine personality which comes across the minute you meet her. My daughters never want to leave her place! I highly recommend Mindy's Circle Time.

You guys are doing awesome work, thanks for what you do in our community. Lots of prayers and kids…read morewords.

they have always done their best to help me as much as possible and our kind helpful and listen to…read moreyour prayers.

These people are horrible, super mean and rude. I was treated very rude and unkind prices are way…read moreoverpriced. Take it from me.These people are super mean, try to make small talk with them.And they were so rude.I couldn't wait to get out there

I bought several items there at good prices, including a baker's rack. Her husband loaded my car…read morewith it and tied it down for me spending quite a bit of time on it, making sure it would be safe for me, which I truly appreciated and had no problems driving home. This thrift store has very nice items, is clean and organized. There are some unique items as well. The owner and people working there are all super nice and I've enjoyed shopping there on more than one occasion. It's actually the thrift store I like most in Redding! I highly recommend this thrift store!

My name is Sean I've been going to All Saints for about 10 years hands down the best second hand…read morestore in town all the staff is amazing they wash press steam their clothes if anything has even a blemish or a a ring around the collar or anything like that they don't put it out they have five day dots everyday from full price which is like $3 $4 you know right around there Max pretty much and all the way to 50% off and down to 50 cents it's just absolutely amazing they have the cleanest nicest clothes in the entire writing area I've been going there this long so it says a lot you should come in it's amazing staff is amazing they're open from 10:00 to 4:00 Monday through Friday

What a great experience. I was looking for vintage clothing. I found some great treasures. All…read morevery clean. Shout out to Joyce, Joanne and Bob. Such amazing helpers with all my purchases. I will be back soon. I come up from from Bay Area quite often. This shop is my "new" go to spot. Thanks All Saints.

Great people and nice for free items A new walker was…read moreneeded for a friend I picked up

My wife and I both have disabilities and have used DAC for different reasons. My wife's most recent…read moreneed was in preparation for an upcoming neck surgery, and the need for some specialized home health equipment. The agency gladly accommodated her by not loaning or renting, but GIVING her everything from a stool to sit raised in the bathtub, support bars for the toilet, a rail for the bed to get in and out, and other miscellaneous items. When I needed a new hearing aid which my insurance would not cover, I was able to obtain a professional quality one (actually there were three in the kit), from them.

Wonderful People, great pet store and super adoption service. Highly reccommend. Wou;dn't go…read moreanywhere else.

My sons attended from ages two to four and absolutely loved it. The schedule was a 9 a.m. drop-off…read moreand 5 p.m. pickup every day, at a price that was very reasonable. Wendy, the director, was professional and always available whenever questions came up. It's clear the school is run with genuine respect for both children and parents. Compared with other high-cost programs in Southern California, this school offers excellent value. While we were there, the child-to-adult ratio was roughly one adult for every four to eight children, which allowed time for one-on-one development. They also had rotating teacher helpers who stepped in as needed for breakout situations. The school also invests in community-building through holiday celebrations and seasonal programs. It's the kind of place families remember fondly years later.

This is my truth; I would not recommend this daycare or school. The way the director handled my…read moreson's situation did not align with the school's mission, which claims to promote diversity, allow students to grow at their own pace, and help them achieve success. Instead of helping behavioral kids improve, this school chooses to remove them. My son started in September 2025, but it only lasted two months. He was 27 months old when we decided to disenroll him, and it felt like we were forced to do so. September started off well, and I was hopeful this daycare was right for him. In October, however, there were many reported behavioral issues, and he was sent home almost every day he attended. He was only enrolled part-time on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. It started with biting. Apparently, there was no way to redirect or stop him, even though it happened right in front of the teachers' feet. This lasted two weeks. After that, it was hitting for a week, then throwing toys. We couldn't find the reason why he was doing this at school but not at home. Every conversation I had with the teacher or director was different, and their stories conflicted. The teachers would say his behavior was appropriate for his age, but the director would say the same thing, then add that my son should know better by now. As a first-time mom, it's hard to hear that my son is causing harm to other students. I could only do so much at home, and he was not doing these things there. When asked, there were many excuses: -he's overstimulated, language barrier, lack of communication, he's not around many 2-year-olds and at home it's only mom and dad, he's doing it all unprovoked, he would be a better fit in a smaller classroom with one-on-one support, there is no way of stopping him and if he wants something he just goes for it, why are we denying speech therapy (when the director did not know that when we spoke with the NorCal consultant, she said we could add it if the evaluator felt my son needed it, and as parents we did not feel he had a speech issue for his age), we budgeted to bring in another teacher to help, which didn't happen until a week before his disenrollment because I told them we were meeting with the NorCal referral people and were trying to make it work until then. My son started a new daycare a week after leaving Early Foundation, and he is doing great there. It wasn't all my son's doing, because two other students from his class at Early Foundation also joined after my son left. This shows they are not equipped to handle behavioral problems as they claim, and it's sad how easily they give up on a toddler. When I asked about a partial refund since my son did not attend the whole month of October, which I paid for out of pocket and not with any assistance, the director said no. Even though he was not there, he was sent home for bad behavior and kept a spot another child could have had. That, to me, shows it is all about business and greed. I did get a refund for Halloween, when I kept my son home because I was sure they didn't want him there anymore. Even depositing that refund felt embarrassing. We continued with the NorCal parent-infant program referral, just to give us some ease as first-time parents. All the consultants who came to evaluate my son said there was nothing wrong and that he didn't qualify for any assistance. So, if you are looking for a place that can handle many 2-year-olds and actually has the patience to help them grow, this is not the place!