There is nothing here but a waterpark! Tried to find the…read moreshelter place but it seems almost every shelter i find are closed for independence day!

This organization is as good as it gets as far as pet adoption organizations is concerned. I've…read moreworked with them twice through adopting our family's two furry friends: Katie (a sassy but so adorable feline) and Wyatt (not your typical yappy Chihuahua). If you're looking for cats, go to Pet Food Express at Slatten Ranch on Saturdays from 12-3. or Pittsburg Petsmart on Sundays from 12-3. They have different kinds of cats and kittens with different shapes and colors just waiting to be loved. After a short screening application, your new friend is yours! Cats and kittens have an adoption fee of $100. If you're looking for dogs, they don't bring them on site. Instead, they're all at a foster house in Brentwood. Man, I've never seen so many dogs in one place! Small and big dogs alike! You can tell they're well taken cared of at Joy's house. Usually you can just sit there, observe all their personalities, and pick from there. I'm sure one will steal your heart like my Wyatt has. Dogs and puppies adoption fees range from $125-$300, depending on age, special needs, purity of breed, etc. Email joysdogs@gmail.com or call 925 473-4642 to make an appt. And if for any reason you find that you and your new furry friend aren't working out, you can bring him/her back to the organization free of charge within a month after adoption. Their available pets can be seen here online: http://search.petfinder.com/shelterSearch/shelterSearch.cgi?&shelterid=CA338&preview=1

Our family is incredibly grateful for the care and dedication of Shiloh Arms Development Center!…read moreThe staff, many of whom have over 20 years of experience, truly lead with love and compassion every single day. We see their genuine care reflected in everything they do for the children. The center provides fresh, nutritious meals prepared by staff, a well-structured daily routine with nap time, plenty of learning opportunities, and fun playtime. These routines help build the structure young children need as they prepare for kindergarten. Shiloh Arms goes above and beyond to meet every child's unique needs, giving parents peace of mind knowing their little ones are in the best hands. Rowena, the school coordinator, is exceptional--always hands-on, assisting in classrooms, and engaging with the children daily. The teachers are communicative, kind, and truly amazing at what they do. The school also encourages parent involvement and keeps the year exciting with activities like summer water play, holiday festivities, birthday celebrations, and more. My daughter absolutely loves attending Shiloh Arms. She often talks about her teachers and friends with such joy. We couldn't ask for a better place for her to be while mom and dad are at work. I highly recommend Shiloh Arms Development Center for parents with children ages 2-5. If you're looking for a nurturing and enriching environment, go check them

Shiloh Arms Preschool and Daycare is absolutely the best when it comes to trusting a safe and happy…read moreenvironment to trust with your kids. The teachers truly care for every student with so much professionalism and care I couldn't ask for anything more, especially this day and age it's scary finding a good place for your babies to go! We have sent both of our kids here and they are so excited to go every morning and come back home with so much to say about their day! They are provided education,meals and snacks as well as a nap and playground (outside area) to play at. We can't say enough about this hidden gem other than we are blessed to have found it and highly recommend it!

Help our children in and out of the local community, on homework, Social skills, And lets them…read moredream big! They have programs such as: Early Childhood Education, Summer fittness, Summer swim lessons, John Muir Mobile Clinic, Free summer lunch, Ronald McDonald Dental Care Mobile, Case Management Services, Zumba for Adults, Parent support AND SOOO MUCH MORE!

From the owner: Village Community Resource Center (VCRC) believes ALL children deserve an equal opportunity to…read moresucceed in school, work, & life. Therefore, we support student social-emotional & academic development while helping families towards self-sufficiency. Our mission is to provide information, support, & coordination of resources to empower & improve the quality of life of disadvantaged children & their families in a culturally sensitive environment. Some current programs include: Early Childhood Education classes Literacy Program K-3rd Grade Homework Assistance 4th-5th Grade Summer Fitness and Swim Programs Free Summer Lunch Program (BUSD) John Muir Mobile Health Clinic Ronald McDonald Dental Care Mobile Case Management Services Parent Support Group Referral Services Translation Services New Byron After School Academy Program

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!

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.

They wouldn't even accept clothing, donations thousands of dollars worth of clothing donationsread more

I'm just giving it a star because I have to put something to post my thoughts. I have donated twice…read moreto this organization. I have donated women's clothing. I am not trying to get credit for it. I want to have a sales drive for the women and children by giving out coupons that I made up in order for them to purchase items that I had. So that can choose what items that they want and not any leftovers after someone else has went through.(Just being honest). But COVID 19 hit and I couldn't do it. I still want to do such a thing but it has to be at a better place. I did not know that the conditions there were so terrible and I intend to write the health department about the conditions and find out why they haven't did something. I not just say that either. I mean business. I was looking on Yelp, Thank God for Yelp, I saw the photos and I got pissed, pissed off to piss-tiv-a-ty!! To the 10th POWER!!

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!

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?

Several of family and I made good use of the Kroc Center facilities from 2012 through 2015 when we…read moreresided in Solano county. The Kroc center opened in 2012. So we were excited to have another recreation and fitness center available other than YMCA. The center offered a Performing Arts Center, Family pool, gym, climbing wall, competition lap pool, worship center, weight room, group exercise classes and more. I paid for the fitness shuffle classes to include the Zumba classes which was so much fun. My two nephews would be placed in the child watch section while their parents (My cousin) worked out. My daughter also worked at the child watch section. My brother also worked as a personal fitness trainer. We were members of the Kroc prior to my daughter and brother's employment. All the employees were always friendly, nice and helpful. We surely enjoyed our time here. We have a lot of great memories.

Got a day pass because my godson wanted to go "real" rock climbing because he'd finally mastered…read morethe small rock wall at our local playground! The staff was super sweet & kind! He was interested in climbing barely a quarter up the wall then "falling" because that was so much fun! His interest in the rock wall lasted about 10 min before he wanted to see the basketball court, his first experience ever! & He ended up spending 45+ min in there! We then took a little self tour of the facility & now I want to get a family membership!!!! The day pass was only $11 for him, I was simply a spectator so no money spent there, I'm glad he got wrapped up in the court bc if he only did the rock wall for 10 min that would've felt like paying a dollar n ten cents per minute on the rock wall!! so it was nice to see him explore new things & feel like it was worth the money. The person who answered the phone when I called asking about the rock wall was very informative & gave great information. They were very good about calling a staff member over when we arrived, got the rock wall & the girl was helpful with my godson's first real experience doing this! I noticed a sign that JELLY BELLY sponsors the rock wall????! They should have it updated!!!! My Godson was slightly disappointed there was no bell or buzzer at the top, and the grips were lack luster, you'd think Jelly Belly would've at least had paid for an eye catching array of color or maybe jelly bean looking grips??! I have half a mind to email them requesting an update to the wall!!!! My godson was requesting "the rainbow wall" after 7-8 min! (A wall he had seen in YouTube videos) & I could tell he was slightly disappointed & I felt bad because this was the only rock wall in the area I could afford!!!! Still a great experience imo

As a health care professional - I needed a little help with the stress of the pandemic and enrolled…read morein this. It is the most amazing fun and helpful and connecting thing I have done for myself in a long time. I read Johan Hari's book Lost Connections and this is a program that addresses many of the meaningful aspects of life. Great people who run it and great people who attend. Recommend for anyone needing a boost in body mind and spirit/mental resilience.

From the owner: Open Source Wellness provides a four-month, NBHWC-approved Health Coach Training program with a…read morefocus on trauma-informed care, cultural humility, and group coaching. With expert-led training, you'll gain critical skills in motivational interviewing, group dynamics, and client-centered goal-setting. Build confidence and professional capability through hands-on assessments, interactive classes, and immersive weekend intensives. This program is ideal for those looking to make a meaningful impact in health coaching. Learn more and secure your spot today! Open Source Wellness is also a "Behavioral Pharmacy" where individuals can "fill" prescriptions for physical activity, nutritious food, social connection, and stress reduction (Move, Nourish, Connect, Be) through supportive and equity-centered group health and wellness coaching. Diverse participants are brought together in uplifting sessions where they engage in activities that promote healing, resilience, and connection. This not only improves mental and physical wellbeing, but also fosters a sense of belonging, connection, and personal agency for participants.