The time that I spent at this tool tool library was very gratifying and well worth it, I rented the…read morevery tool needed with the staff there being so helpful and pleasing as a whole. I appreciate they're expertise greatly.

Lovely people, well organized, and besides tools, to borrow, there are amazing classes Much…read moreappreciation, Lori and family

The owner of this business is an absolutely amazing individual. When I had nobody at all to help…read moreme, he jumped right in to help a complete stranger. The dedication to helping provide for people in need, as well as an obvious desire to educate and unify people in general-I think is phenomenal and praise worthy. Keep up the amazing work, I can not wait to see what the future holds for this organization. Thank you, beyond words, for the compassion you showed me and all the help you provided!

The donor tour is an incredible experience! I feel like they take you to Africa; literally! So…read morecool. They got an A- from Charity Watch Here, I began my own inward journey. And I'm thankful to World Vision for that. A lot of donors don't actually know what they do... World Vision builds small area development projects about 20,000 people large in really bad areas. So if a war breaks out in Somalia and the leaders of Somalia who receive rations from the UN can't get water to the people, World Vision might step in and drill a well if it gets bad enough. The "I" tells you before the son and the sun were I was and we were in the father as the father is in Jesus and Jesus is in me. However, these stars were stars of their own show in heaven and so it was like that when I worked here. But I can tell you more about that later. Sadly, there's no "I" in World Vision anymore. Don't worry. You are. Truly truly I tell you even if you give because when you give the weight of your heart is lightened because my burden is easy. Even when you're afraid, my beloved sons and daughters, to trust that faith entered into the mind equals your heart overflowing with hope and that hope, when knowledge converts to brotherly affection, in a life full of love on earth and doing good because good spiritual forces in heaven fuel heaven as plant food expedites the creation of good fruit. And because donating to God is good. And this action - donating, is an action that task oriented Jesus followers, faithful World Vision followers, like you, rightfully believe is fueling the faith it takes to find knowledge and the pursuit of heaven, which will keep the spirit of Jesus alive in the kingdom here on earth for years to come. So give!!!

I've supported World Vision for nearly 20 years. Progressively, communications with my sponsor…read morechild is questionable. The vocabulary and wording of correspondence is generic from communication to communication and much more like an adult than and child's. Recently, I received a video of my sponsor child speaking to me, but when I asked World Vision for a translation they could not assist. That is a HUGE RED FLAG on so many levels! The lack of effort on the part of World Vision is shocking. Considering that they employee people of many nationalities and they do not make the added effort to tell me what my sponsor child is saying in a video is beyond disappointing. After decades with them, I am done with this organization. Shame on you World Vision.

As a former resident who has been in recovery from both substance abuse and total disability, I got…read morea comfortable leg up and continued referral resources when housing options were sorely limited, and fast. House of Matthew created the space for early recovery to begin and build other opportunities.

I have volunteered at this food bank and will continue to do so. I feel so blessed to be able to…read moregive my time to serve my community. I know from experience what it is like to have very little to no food to eat and go to bed hungry. The majority of people are very appreciative and very thankful to be able to get food here. God bless you and give you the strength to get back on your feet.

I've had multiple interactions over a couple of years at this food bank where communication with a…read moreparticular staff member made the experience difficult and uncomfortable. Most recently, my wife called to reschedule an appointment. During the call, she was given instructions very quickly in a way that was hard to follow. When she asked clarifying questions, the tone became noticeably impatient and dismissive, including repeated condescending laughter. The interaction left her feeling embarrassed rather than helped. This isn't an isolated experience. On several past visits and calls, we've encountered similar behavior -- condescending tone, impatience when asking questions, and communication that felt more confusing than helpful. I also had one in-person interaction while updating our information that followed the same pattern. Because of these repeated experiences, we've even taken breaks from using the service in the past. The food bank itself provides an important service, but consistency in respectful communication from staff really matters when people are already in a vulnerable situation. My man, if interacting with the general public irritates you THIS MUCH, you are in the wrong line of work.

Great volunteer opportunity for people of all ages…read more This warehouse is a food distribution center that is used to sort bulk food into family-sized portions. There are two large rooms where the work takes place and each can hold up to 60 volunteers (120 people total). The shifts are all 2 hours long with the first 30 minutes allowed for preparation activities like putting on hairnets and getting an introduction to the facility and the work. At that point, depending on whether the shift is full, you separate into two teams. On my most recent volunteer shift our group was working with oats. Once we were in the work room, each person chose a job. Some scooped oats into bags, others secured the bags closed with tape and put them in boxes, a few replenished oats for the teams, and a small set moved the bags of oats between the scooping table and the boxers. The 90 minutes of actual work time flew by very quickly as people got to know each other and got into a work rhythm. Upon completion of the work, we spent time cleaning the floors and tables and then took a group photo with a sign revealing how many meals we bagged. NW Harvest provides an organized, quick, and inspiring experience for volunteers and I highly recommend a visit.

I've volunteered here 5 times now and always have a great experience with how friendly and…read moreenergetic everyone is, and how smooth, safe, and clean the work gets done. Big props to the folks who work here everyday and enable all of us to make a difference! If you volunteer here, make sure you a arrive a little before the start of your shift so you can sign in and suit up (hair and beard nets provided). Make sure you wear closed toed shoes and bring a hair tie if you have long hair. Dress in layers as it can be cold or warm depending on the day and what you are doing. There are small lockers for free in the gathering room to store your belongings. You can volunteer by yourself or plan a group volunteer event. I've been volunteering on behalf of Boeing for a while now it's always a ton of fun! There is ample free parking as well in their lot.

I've been helping less fortunate people all my life and other People don't really see you and…read moreunderstand you needs like the excellently trained, compassionate staff here at St. They come through with items for those in need and even help with utilities. Sometimes just a hug is all we need. Sometimes just a solid voice to talk things through, other times the microwave or washing machine malfunctioning is the straw that breaks the camels back. That's when St Vincent appears like a guardian angles that they are. Plus best deals in Pierce County!

I have been stopping here regularly for a couple years now; the main part of the store is not big,…read morenot a lot of men's clothes, but I have bought a few books here, and quite a lot of old records that they sell much cheaper than Goodwill. It's been a great place for furniture. We have two chairs in our living room from St. Vincent. Best of all is the courteous staff. Clean restrooms, and I always get an ice cold Coke from the machine (cheaper than at any grocery store).

Sadly Goodroots NW (formerly the Bonney Lake Food Bank) is losing it lease for the Market on Hwy…read more410 and will close on Sept. 26, 2025. However those with food insecurities can obtain food by using the refrigerated lockers in the area. They can sign up and order food from the website below: https://goodroots.org/index.php Hopefully a new location will be found in the future so that the Market can reopen.

Wonderful staff here. Very friendly, and they don't waist anytime helping out and answering any…read morequestion. Visiting here with some friends in need and the place is immaculate, we'll stick and neatly put together. If you find the need - they are there to meet you with warm smiles.