this happened a few months back. I went to rhis place because I'm struggling with rent. I came in…read moreknowing very well that they may not be able to help. I don't remember her name but the lady at the desk was a bit rude to to me. I asked about rental assistance because I was told that's what they can help with and I was told that they had no money. I asked when would be a good time to come back which is a pretty logical question because I assume this place receives money for this sort of thing and I was met with "No, wE dOnT hAvE aNy MoRe MoNey!!" OKAY RUDE ASS. If this how you treat people then I won't be back.

From the owner: Located in the H.E.L.P. Center, 201 E Harrison, Coeur d'Alene, this office sees into the neediest…read morecorners of Kootenai County, offering assistance regardless of a person's faith, culture, or background. Staff members extend aid to very low-income and homeless individuals and families through financial assistance, information, and referrals while offering individualized attention combined with understanding, compassion, and the knowledge that all people are worthy and deserving of kindness and love.

As a veteran thrifter, this is a Sweet little thrift store. Tight quarters to maneuver in, but very…read morewell organized. Lots of great fabrics for quilting at Good fair prices. It's not the cheapest thrift store but it's fair. Dogs roam free here so if you're not a dog person, this is not the place for you. Very helpful, friendly staff. Worth the stop!

Lots of organized selections, cute vignettes of a medley of eras. Lots of books and fabric pieces…read moretoo.

These folks serve the least of these known as the homeless and poor and formerly inmates…read more They've never charged a penny and have been doing it for over 10 years at 3 locations. They'll give you breakfast and a sack lunch to go. Currently operating out of Father Bills kitchen in cda Idaho

From the owner: 2nd Chance Discipleship ministries was founded to make disciples and fulfill the Great Commission…read moreCommand of Jesus for all believers as outlined in Matthew 28:19 and 20. "Go therefore and Make Disciples of all the nations, Baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo I am with you always, even to the end of the age." This is our primary and only goal and purpose, of course sharing the life changing message of Jesus Christ is part of making disciples. We launched a homeless ministry May of 2015 as one venue for making disciples. We feed breakfast and provide a sack lunch now to over 500 a month. We provide clothing, water, we take them in, we visit them in the hospital and at jail to fulfill Matthew 25:35­-40. We pray with them and share with them the Life Changing Message of Jesus Christ Monday through Saturday. We have as a result established numerous discipleship groups. One of our early goals was to be an international organization. We reached that goal July of 2017. We now serve three churches in Kenya and one in Pakistan currently. See our new Kenya tab on this website. Blessings to you and thank you for your prayers and donations.

Friendly people making a difference in our community. Delicious Cravens coffee and you can buy a…read moreveteran a cup. :D

This is a very worthy place to donate Clothing, HomeGoods, and even Furniture…read more This is one of our most favorite places we love to donate to. Union gospel mission Newby-ginnings

This is amazing to be able to sit on my couch and do critical thinking for my community service…read morehours. I've learned a lot in the short time I've been on this great site. Thanks

On February 7, 2019 my wife and I filled out an application for some help with our furnace which…read morehad stopped working in one of the record breaking winters for February. We waited and waited and never heard a word back even after being transferred to leaving a message for 'Weatherization' for Community Action at least four times. Community Action did lend us a portable electric heater to help keep our house warm, but that and other electric heaters drove our electric bill over the top. Finally. on February 19, 2019, after calling again, not receiving a return call, we reached the representative who said she had been in conferences, and that because 'Weatherization' had been previously granted some 10 years earlier we didn't qualify. She did say there were other possible ways we could receive help. On February 26, 2019 we called again wanting to find out if anything further had been found out about getting some help. The receptionist at the Coeur d'Alene office was extremely rude on the phone saying that the person we wanted to speak to did not work at that office, but at the Lewiston, Idaho location even though we had been transferred several times before to leave a message. Her solution was to refer us to the '800' number. That same day we were able to rectify our furnace issue with the help of Avista Utilities, after we called in desperation not knowing what our options were. They were remarkable. Never a call back. Never a notification of our status. We recently suffered a heart attack. We are on unpaid FMLA and unpaid leave. We are awaiting word on surgery. We are on food, and energy assistance. Bless you Idaho! Community Action you need to reevaluate the behavior of those who represent you. Not following up, and not returning calls is not acceptable.

They are amazing! I little office with a big heart for women and children in crisis. They are non…read moreprofit compassionate place you can feel safe and loved if you find yourself in need of their services. You do not have to do anything...just go and they will be kind and listen.

You can tell Tess is very passionate about realestate. She really knows what she is doing, she is…read morevery insightful and very helpful. She is a wonderful realtor. I highly recommend her above the rest!

From the owner: What makes 208 Recovery truly unique is our peer-driven, trauma-informed model that centers…read moredignity, connection, and long-term support from mental health and substance use disorders. Many of our team members are in recovery themselves and bring authentic understanding to every interaction. We’re not just offering services—we’re rebuilding lives through real relationships, trust, and empowerment. 208 Recovery fills critical gaps in traditional care by providing a welcoming, stigma-peer recovery supports where people can belong long before they believe in themselves again.