A beautiful building housing several of the counties' big nonprofits including the Ventura County…read moreCommunity Foundation, who owns the building. Be sure to take a class at the Center for Nonprofit Leadership as well!

I love coming to the Assistance League of Conejo Valley! Not only are you supporting a good cause…read moreand your community, but you end up getting such a better deal on the same quality of clothes that you would find at the mall. Some pieces I've found still have tags on them, and others are one of a kind vintage pieces. I tried on some jeans, and one of the younger, trendier workers that was assisting near the dressing rooms, I think her name was Robin, totally helped me style them. She was so amazing! The prices are somewhat fair, similar to goodwill, some exceeding depending on the brand, but cheaper than a designer consignment store. All of the clothes are donated, and what's even cooler is that all of the workers are volunteers. This one in Thousand Oaks has the most wonderful community of older women who use their time to give back to the community. They're all so nice and kind, and are always up for a conversation. Additionally, they have jewelry, accessories, houseware, and trinkets. The hours are a bit tricky, but it's worth checking out if you are free.

I am an elderly woman using a cane with disability !…read more I was denied access to the restroom while we were shopping and was told to cross busy Thousand Oaks Boulevard to use a public restroom. I understand businesses have policies, but I was disappointed by the lack of compassion and flexibility, especially for a disabled customer. I'm sharing this so others can make an informed decision before visiting, particularly seniors and people with mobility challenges.

Although this is a great resource, you have to watch the pricing on different things. I use Google…read morelens to make sure I'm getting a good deal.

In truth, I admire the mission of Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and I like the idea that with every…read morepurchase, you help the noble cause. The employees I had contacted were pleasant, and there was a decent amount of furniture, doors, and hardware in the store. Nevertheless, the prices did not seem to satisfy me much. A lot of secondhand products cost the same as new items at other stores on sales. It was a good experience to go shopping there despite my dissatisfaction with the prices, and the store itself was neat and organized. But I did not purchase anything since the prices seemed unaffordable to me. It may be worth visiting if you have something to look for there or you are fond of shopping.

I can only offer an observer's opinion of this facility. I was there several weeks ago as one of…read moreseveral guest speakers from a local nonprofit organization. Another charitable group gathered there to introduce mothers and daughters to options for places they can volunteer over the next six years to fulfill their goals. While I waited for my turn to speak, I checked out the large main room, filled with bright, colorful art projects. Mostly paintings were featured, since they're easy to hang. Still, I could see that other types of art mediums are taught. My understanding is that this is a popular destination for kids' birthday parties, though I could see it as a gal pals' get-together spot, too. I hadn't heard of them before being given the address to come for the event. I was really impressed with finding such a fun, inspiring resource in the community for artists of all ages to release their creative juices.

I went there with my friend for one day and in the morning we did fantasy house. Then we had lunch…read more After lunch we were supposed to do stained glass painting but all it was, was a paper painted with watercolor to like stained glass! I could have done this at home. I was disappointed.

Food Share is such an important resource and lifeline to Ventura County! The staff at the…read moredistribution center truly care about their mission, and it definitely shows through their actions. At a former job of mine, Food Share allowed the educational non-profit organization I worked for to shop weekly for fresh produce to distribute directly to elementary school students and families served in need, many of whom struggled with food insecurity. This partnership was vital, and very much appreciated by all because it helped improve food access throughout our community at wellness fairs and nutrition classes. Thank you for your hard work! I will never forget about the huge difference Food Share continues to make in countless lives throughout Ventura County, and the value they place on equity.

1st time & they have a forever volunteer out of me !…read more I found this event by chance and was like "IM GOING!" and I'm so glad I did! The amount of volunteers that showed up today turned a 2 hour event into 30 mins and it was such a refreshing time - especially to do on a day of love . I LOVED what I did today and I LOVE knowing that what we did today effects the future of tomorrow . This makes my day , check their website out for more opportunities . You can help with - your time - your money - your donations

Every time I go into Habitat for Humanity to look around Mike has been there with a smile me find…read morewhat I need! I asked him the other day if he had any recliners and he went in the back and took a picture to show me the recliner. He also helped my daughter find what she wanted. Mike is always so friendly , and always willing to help. Thanks Mike for all you do!

My first time visiting Habitat for Humanity and was amazed…read more Mike took the time to explain the process and help us through out. Next time I will ask for him again hopefully he will be available.

I highly recommend this clinic. My puppy had a cryptorchid neuter surgery at around 8 months old,…read morewhich was more complicated than a standard neuter. The surgery went well, and the staff took great care of him throughout the process. Recovery was difficult and took several days because of the nature of the surgery, but the clinic provided everything we needed, including pain medication, antibiotics, and a recovery cone. When I felt my puppy still needed additional pain relief, I returned to the clinic, and they were very helpful and prescribed additional medication without any issues. The staff was kind, professional, and caring. The pricing was also very reasonable, especially considering the level of care and support we received. I am very grateful for their help and would definitely recommend this clinic to other pet owners.

Took my 1 year old rescue here to get spayed. You wait in line to handoff off your fur baby and…read moretold to come back at a specific time ( they don't call you). Staff were pleasant but quick. Have any questions ready for them (ie antibiotics needed, wound care, etc). This is a non profit organization so our rescue covered the cost of the procedure but we paid for any meds and collar. I believe the cost might be different if you didn't get your pup from a Rescue. **A few days after the surgery, my pups incision started to bleed. Left message on the aftercare vm but got a quick response via text. Was told to come in the next day for recheck and was given antibiotics and 2 staples to secure incision.

The 25th Annual Holiday Homes Tour takes place this weekend. Conejo Valley area homes sporting…read morefestive Christmas and/or Hanukkah or wintry decorations host this event to raise funds for the local chapter of the Cancer Support Community. Providing education, support, and hope to cancer patients/survivors and their loved ones, over 3,000 are served each year. The "HHT" has become a well-loved tradition for families and friends from around the area to attend to boost their holiday spirits while supporting a valued community resource. Through the generosity of the attendees and other supporters, CSC is able to provide their services free of charge to participants. And it's fun! Glimpses behind the gates often happen, such as this year with one of the homes of in North Ranch, accessible by shuttle van. A simultaneous boutique is available at St. Maximilian Catholic Church in Oak Park, with proceeds also benefitting the nonprofit organization. Come join the festive event!

Amazing center to support people and their loved ones during and after cancer. Great workshops,…read moreclasses, support ops. Check it out!