We go to the Deer Creek pumpkin patch every year (some years more than one)! This year was a…read morelittle disappointing. We went on a Saturday so we could get face painting, fun balloons, petting animals and Snowie King! However......we found out after waiting around that the face painting wasn't coming, the petting animals never showed and Snowie King wasn't open. Big bummer! My little was sad....but we did get a fun balloon! They do have a large variety of pumpkins. All sizes and colors go pick from! And lots of photo ops.

This is such a cute pumpkin patch that is behind the Deer Creek Farm store. I love that the…read moreproceeds go to a great charitable organization which helps foster kids. We stopped by on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't crowded at all, which was so nice. My kids waited in the short line and both got balloon animals and their faces painted. There was also a little play area in the back with a fenced off area and two alpacas hanging out! There are a ton of pumpkins to purchase and they're also displayed so nicely with lots of photo ops. In fact, there are staff people standing around ready to take group pics. My family and I loved this easy breezy pumpkin patch experience. We left with 4 little pumpkins for $5!

This is a crafters heaven! You could probably spend hours here just looking through their…read moreinventory! It's a crafty thrifters new favorite place. I've only been here once over the weekend but I will definitely be back. I found some really cute gems here and they were priced really well. Can't wait to see what I create with my new goodies.

I finally made my way out here from Fairfield. And I'll be honest .... I'm sad that I didn't find…read moreany good cotton fabric it's mostly fleece also I was hoping to find lots of notions but that's not the case. But if your medium is more paper crafts this is your place. But for a sewing enthusiast you might want to skip this one.

So many deals today! I've added this place to my favorites! Lots to choose from for clothes and…read morehome decor items which are in the front store. Clothes and more in the back!

My mom and I like to go thrifting every week and have been checking out all the different thrift…read morestores. We had gone to Compassion Planet back in November and were thrown off. The entire place was Christmas merchandise except for the back room which had cooking stuff in it. This is the room I found a beautiful collectible cookbook set for $25 and it now rests in my kitchen on display. All the other products we saw seemed to be fairly affordable and cheap, only problem is that my mom and I really don't go thrifting to find Christmas stuff. There were no clothes, furniture, tech, shoes, art, or fun trinkets and weird stuff. We were in and out very quickly. We will be back in the future to see what the store is normally like, as we assume it was only like that due to being right before Christmas. Staff was friendly, building was clean, and they managed to fit a decent amount of stuff inside. It doesn't seem like a place I would drive half an hour to, but if this is your local thrift then it seems nice. Definitely will be back soon to see what it's like outside of the holidays.

I reached out to SASSNA and Dave when I was looking for resources and help to determine if I was…read moreAutistic (age 41 at the time). Dave was great! He pointed me towards a local organization that did adult diagnosis, but he also encouraged me to navigate Kaiser Permanente's process since that was my health insurance provider. I successfully navigated Kaiser's process which is terrible if you're neurodivergent, but ultimately their Psychiatric team diagnosed me with ASD. I'm learning so much about myself, and thank Dave for the help he gave!

I want to take a minute to both thank and congratulate, Dave Gaines. Dave and the staff of SASSNA…read moreare doing some fantastic work with our youth (and their parents). This organization provides social services and supplies necessary outreach to both educate and advocate in the defense of our youth. Being non-profit, they work on your pre-agreed upon donations. Basically, what you can afford. My daughter tells me the whole staff from social workers to clerical are professional, helpful people. Since their time here, I can see huge changes within our entire family. Thanks to SASSNA, my grandchildren will have a better life growing up with this disability than I did. Thank you, again! 01/25

They have a great nonprofit directory on their website that helps people figure out where to…read morevolunteer their time. They also offer all kinds of grants and free workshops and seminars for local nonprofits. Plus, they're super nice people.

From the owner: Placer Community Foundation grows local giving to create sustainable and vibrant communities for…read morethe nearly 300,000 residents of Placer County. Whether you want to support a specific cause, create your own charitable fund, establish a scholarship, apply for a grant or learn about local giving, we can help.

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I had high hopes, having heard so many people talk about this place. As such I was expecting to be…read moredisappointed as usual. I was not disappointed in the least. First the place is quiet, clean, and every one I met was super nice. Second they don't make you feel like some other not for profits, you know like they are doing you a favor so you better be happy with what ever you get... No, not here. I actuality genuinely felt like these wanted to help people. A great feeling. The resources here are impressive. I couldn't believe that they cost little to no money out of pocket. Of course the over draw back with anything of this type is the amount of people in need and the a ability to support that need. So for some services, very few I have to add, there is a waiting list. Lighthouse is a great great place. A place that has filled me with hope and ambition.

My mom and I love thrifting and try to go once a week together. I used to go the SPCA thrift down…read morein Sacramento when it was still open, and so I was pleasantly surprised I only just now found out there was one up in Roseville! It's not as big as the other one was which was disappointing, but oh well. It's a small thrift store that had a lot of various pieces here. A small book section, clothes, a few pieces of furniture, etc etc. The best part is that the sales go towards the SPCA, so you can feel good about helping animals while finding something for cheap. They even had a back room with some pet furniture too! Prices were pretty cheap too! There were some things that were being charged more than what they're worth, but that's always the case at a second hand store. The majority was a great deal which is what matters the most. Staff was friendly and made up entirely of volunteers. They were happy to talk to us whenever we had questions about an item, but otherwise were pretty hands off in terms of letting us shop, which I appreciated. It's not the best thrift store I've ever been to, but it's far from the worst too. Check them out if you've got time, it's easy to get in and out of quickly too.

I'm giving it two stars because the money goes towards animals otherwise it would be one. Went…read moreinside and no one greeted us or asked if we needed help, we considered buying a few things but honestly the prices were absurd for a thrift store. $10 for a used tank top seems outrageous, there was a small cabinet but the price was over $100 and for that price you might as well go purchase in store. I think the biggest disappointment was just the lack of communication because we were there for probably 15 minutes and not approached once. Maybe it was an off day

All staff including the volunteers are friendly, professional, patient and kind…read more I'm grateful that they waive adoption fees for senior potential adopters over age 55 and senior dogs.

The process you have implemented of making appts to adopt and animal is not efficient and it is sad…read morebecause some people don't have the flexibility of making appts. No wonder we have such an influx of pets that don't get adopted. My son and his wife lost their kitty and they went there just to visit and give some kitties some attention to help get over their grief. You have to have an appt to give these poor animals attention? This is the most ridiculous and sad thing I've ever heard. It is cruel. Also why would I make an appt to see only one pet when I may not be compatible with that pet. I Would want to see several until I find one that is compatible.