Easy to use the gentleman met me at my car helped with the items . Would recommend this drop off…read morefor your resale items

Always accommodating when I go. The employee I always see there is such a nice guy. He makes an…read moreeffort to always help unload. Please donate here it helps the employees and goes to help families who are in need.

This is a non-profit that offers a great benefit to the community. It brings children into a farm…read moreenvironment and helps them learn and grow. This is a very valuable service orientated non-profit that you will want your children involved in.

This place is truly magical. My family and I come here for events and we just had my daughter's…read morebirthday party there. My daughters birthday was out of this world and it's a big thanks to Natalie and Macey. The farm is always so clean and the animals are very well loved and beyond taken care of. I recommend this place to everyone and to check out the events they have posted. It's worth going!

Our friends told us about this farm and we were honestly blown away. We were visiting North County…read moreand kept saying the whole time how much we wish we had a place exactly like this closer to us! The farm stand is absolutely adorable. I love the concept of making fresh food accessible to everyone and anyone. It's such a great mission. The highlight for us was the nature play area; my little one could have stayed there for hours. They've done a fantastic job creating an outdoor experience that's genuinely fun and engaging for kids of all ages. I also loved the "lead experiences" they host every hour. We joined the chicken feeding, which was a huge hit thanks to Daniel! We felt very safe throughout our visit, and the security team was incredibly helpful and a special thanks to Stephanie for that. We're already looking forward to our next trip back!

I cannot say enough good things about coastal roots farm! Four years it has been a favorite spot of…read moremine to pick up fresh organic fruits and vegetables. The farm has on Thursdays and Sundays a pay what you can farm stand. This has been a tremendous help to the community, especially when Covid hit. When purchasing items it is private so other people cannot see if you need to use the opportunity to purchase items at a discounted price or at full price. There are also many educational opportunities on the farm. Camps for kids, after school programs and other events are available throughout the year. The farm recently opened a coffee cart as well. Swing by and get fresh coffee along with your fruits and vegetables. There are also chickens on the farm and fresh eggs are sold every Sunday. If you like to eat the rainbow, or try new vegetables, this might be the spot for you as well, depending on when you arrive at the farm, you can see the vegetables coming in just after they have been picked to be sold.

Great place to recycle electronics. Friendly helpful people making a difference for our community.read more

This is an excellent 501(c)(3) dedicated to environmental issues and innovative solutions. From…read moreweekly eWaste recycling to composting classes to many other community-centric activities, the services are outstanding. Volunteer staff are dedicated, friendly, and know what they're doing. I highly recommend this organization for donations, recycling, and volunteering.

Thank goodness for this facility and for the kind individuals who work there. I appreciate you as…read morethe current and poor state of California EBT isn't so much "bad" business as it's "not" business. They place an undue strain upon folks without resources and do not operate by what a reasonable person might expect. Were it not for the CRC, many folks would be doing without. They also provide other services and help in finding what they cannot.

As a DV victim, I have been working tirelessly over the past month with four kids while facing…read morehomelessness. I have applied for every state resource, sought all available grants, and was referred here more than three weeks ago. It took me two weeks to speak with Karina. I obtained money through a GoFundMe created for me and my children after the terrible events, and I managed to come up with a deposit for a home. However, I am unable to pay this month's rent. On the day of my interview, I was praying for the assistance this program claims to provide--financial independence, resources to help victims maintain safe and permanent housing, and the ability to live safely and freely. But since I didn't stay passive while waiting for Karina to find time in her schedule and instead stayed in survival mode to care for my children, I do NOT qualify for this financial assistance. She told me I have to wait to reapply after I get evicted (a three-day notice is in hand today), but that is not enough to meet the program's qualifications. I will not give up. I plan to write a letter to the board of directors of this program, along with all the donors, to explain how I was treated and how a little help could have improved my situation. I also suggest including the requirement that applicants must be homeless in the flyer. Furthermore, allowing only one person to make the final decision and not considering how an eviction affects a mother desperately trying to rebuild her life is heart-wrenching.

On Instagram you suggested that one of the dogs was going to be put down and to please make a…read moredonation to try and save the rest of them. We have rescued and fostered 25 dogs and 32 cats. I'm living on social security and don't receive any funds to take care of those animals and I am offended that you would suggest one of the dogs is going to be put down so donate to save lives of the others instead of focusing all the great things that you do which is reflected in the reviews of people who have worked with you. Very disappointed.

I adopted my new girl Shelby from Wagging Dog rescue a little over three weeks ago at a pet…read moreadoption event in Encinitas. It appears that they have dedicated foster parents who help transition these pups from shelter life to permanent placement in their forever homes. They were very honest with us about the dog we were adopting struggles with timidness and fear. They sent someone to do a home visit and we had to do an initial foster to adopt agreement for 2 weeks. If all worked out fine for both Shelby and our family then we were cleared to adopt. Which we did last Thursday. Shelby has had all her initial shots, was spayed and treated for fleas when we adopted her. All we needed to do was provide the love. Done. I would highly recommend Wagging Dog Rescue to anyone who is considering adopting a new member of their family.

Peoples are very kind and manners. They are great help especially when you are very down to bottom…read moreof your life. No shame to ask for food when you are in trouble to buy food. Just ask them. Thank you for help from our community

As of today October 23rd the government shut down all food banks including this one I have been to…read moreall in the area using the last of my gas and have no food starving to death and it's permanently CLOSED

Top notch staff! All three of my kids have benefited from BGC programs. The club runs the sports…read moreteams for the local middle schools. I have nothing but praise for the coaches and especially for Davion.

I have been coming here with my children for various activities since 2011. The best part- I see…read morethe same staff!!! Same smiling faces. They offer so much! Teen-dance, athletics and anything in between. It's wonderful how they work together with local middle schools. They do a fantastic job making you feel like you belong and welcomed. http://bgcsandieguito.org/

I volunteered here with work, and it was great. We helped bag apples and other snacks so that kids…read morecould have healthy food after school. They do good work. Highly recommend spending some time giving back here.

It was very organize. Nice touch with video. Well explained. The place to volunteer for a good causeread more

I love Encinitas 101!…read more There are so many great new places popping up and some amazing staples that have stayed here making the 101 their home. A couple of my favorite places to visit on in the downtown area is URBN, Shelter, D Street Bar & Grill, Union, Philz Coffee, and Bier Garden. I can't wait to see what some of the new things come into town!

We visited the Taste of Main Street Encinitas for the first time. I won tickets at a Yelp Elite…read moreevent in Temecula and I'm so glad I did! What a great event. So much food and drink. It was really special.