This organization, still in its infancy, has already proven itself as actionable, effective and…read moreefficient. Though it's so new its resources are somewhat limited, relying on donations and support, it does offer connectivity for those who need assistance to the right resources. The organization is familiar with all the correct channels for people to get the kind of help they need and offers solutions to those people based on each particular case. As the support and familiarity grows, I see I'm Positive Inc. as innovating the landscape for this type of organization and I am excited to see all they accomplish.

From the owner: Developing and managing innovative solutions for anyone affected by either HIV or AIDS.read more

I never tried funnel cake before, let alone find it appealing to my eyes. But, after today, this…read morefunnel cake was extremely delightful. It was if it touched my tastebuds with pure heavenly bliss. Purely amazing and delightful!

Service Requested: Halloween Attraction / Family Entertainment…read more Value: Great value for a fun family outing! We had a great time visiting Magical Forest and HallOVeen at Opportunity Village! The Halloween decorations were amazing, and you can tell a lot of effort went into making everything look festive and fun. The staff was fantastic, and the service was great! Everything was well organized, which made the experience even more enjoyable. It's a wonderful place to spend time with family and get into the Halloween spirit. We had such a fun time, and now I can't wait to come back and see their Christmas decorations!

The people at the clinic were very kind and treated my dogs super great and after I got home they…read moretexted me and asked how my dogs were doing I would tell everyone that you guys are the best this is Debra Fuller

A great organization!! Does amazing work for the community . And has for many many yearsread more

"No man left behind." Many many years of growing my father…read moreand his interactions with my extended family were passionate about their military careers. My rearing was focused around military life. Many generations have proudly served this nation. When one falls down, we pick them up. If they are injured, dead, no one gets left behind. Story after story and of real life accounts of wounded men that would of died. These men that fell were carried on the backs of their brothers to safety. How is it so many values can be instilled in so many brave men and women whom defend our nation, but are forgotten when they come home? Organizations such as this exist to help out those that have fallen. We all need a helping hand once in a while. Many are too proud to ever ask. How do we change the current situation? It seems more and more of our service men and woman come back from over seas unable to cope with what they have seen. When was the last time you say a dead body? How about a suicidal bomb go off while your eating? In some places out side of our world this is a fact of life. Bodies lay dead in the streets. In our great nation their are some cities that don't even allow the dead to be buried in city limits. Many Americans live to old old age, we do not witness death like other places in the world. Now think about what these people see. How would your mental state be when you got home? Your suppose to go out and get a regular job, connect with people on a normal level. Sometimes it's not that easy. Many of our armed forces peoples keep this bottled up. They let these images they have seen haunt them. This is where we can help. Washington can only do so much. Freedom is not free. It's a fight that we battle every day. Someone right now is fighting to protect my and your way of life at their own expense. Be the change in the world. When I lost my husband three years ago today, this was the organization that I reached for. My husband spent eight years serving this nation. He was duty and honor all the way. Many of his things that he cherished I donated here. The donation center is easy to get too and can be done anonymously. We wanted to reach even more. From time to time when they needed extra help for events we were there serving food to those that seemed broken. These individuals are not broken, they need change. They need people to care. They need people to know that their sacrifices were not in vein. The Covid virus has not been kind to organizations that are trying to help others. Most of these places closed up for six months or longer. Some have run out of funds. Sure money helps everything. Or does it? We need new individuals to step up and take charge. Let's show our veterans that they have not been forgotten. It is the duty of all the citizens to make an impact. Many may not know that a lot of veterans that come back from these ever lasting wars end up homeless. These are things that need to change. As a collective let's try to make 2021 the year that mattered. Be the voice for those that have none. We can do it. Look how far we have come. It all starts with every one having a voice. You matter! And so does that individual over there that you may not understand. Join me we're gonna make a difference this year.

The food bank is on property and its nice to be able to stock up on food with the public that comes…read moreout to the food bank as well. But if you live on the property, there are a lot of bugs infested in the apartment. Its furnished and all but, I had to bomb the house every 2 weeks to keep rid of them. Too many roaches infested on the premises. They will crawl on everything, your bed, your dressers, your couch, and cabinets. Take care of the bugs yourself. The property wont spray the apartment enough. And never leave food out or opened!!

I adopted my cat here and everyone is so nice I have my little Alex science about late December. I…read morelove how you can get to know the cats and pet them before you take the baby's home I love this place Btw the photos are of the cutie I got

I adopted two sweet Persians and the staff made my visit so easy and quick. Absolutely love my…read moregirls.

What a wonderful nonprofit organization dedicated to our homeless, disadvantaged high school youth…read more High school is hard enough to get through but when you are lacking the basics like food, clothing, hygiene items and school supplies it can be really difficult and depressing. That is where this place can help. They are able to assist and support our youth with being able to thrive and stay in school to graduate. They accept donations and appreciate volunteers. They provide classes such as job research, job prep, setting life goals, life after high school, financial skills and other educational help. This can really change a young persons life if they offered the right tools to succeed. Clothing is offered for free at the little store called Betty's Boutique on-site with a high school student ID. I was happy to donate my daughter's old prom and homecoming dresses to this organization in order for a needy youth to enjoy their upcoming formal dance. They also accept monetary donations as well. If you live in the Las Vegas, Henderson area please consider making a donation to this positive and impactful nonprofit.

We are so grateful to the organization for what they do as a whole and everyone there were great…read morepeople and super friendly..........except the Executive Director (Kelli). She has to be one of the most rude and disrespectful people that I have ever met. I spent 21 years in the Air Force and and still work for the gov and I pride myself in treating people with respect and understanding, and the way she acted towards myself and others at the Dress giveaway, just for walking down the incorrect hallway....she should not be in charge of any organization and I would be leary about donating to a person like that. All she had to do was explain the mistake/rules in a nice and respectful manner. I overheard others talking about the rudeness from her as well.

Kymmie; Krista and their other young assistant did an incredible job gathering up all the stray;…read moreferal and pregnant cats in my neighborhood. There were a LOT of cats around here. It was getting out of control. C5 showed up at a really good time. The situation is much better now that so many of the cats have been spayed and neutered. I hated to see some of the kittens go as they go out for adoption, but keeping them around is also a financial burden when there's that many. I was very happy to see the ones returned that I took on the responsibility of feeding and giving them an escape from the summer heat and other inclement weather when they find shelter in places some people prefer they were not. That can result in them being mistreated or neglected and with no food available, I witnessed first hand kittens being cannibalized. So I rescued a few myself which in part is how I ended up with so many I provided food and shelter for. So C5 brought much needed relief. It is advantageous to have cats around. You won't see any rodents and they like to play with insects including roaches. They will entertain their self with them and effectively render most bugs to microscope specimens if you are so inclined. If not you just have to sweep up the remaining parts and toss them. I greatly appreciated their voluntary services. I now have a favorite charity.

So someone is here today to trap, but to make sure they punish for the post and being unable to…read moreassist with transportation they began by refusing to take the two we have trapped already and are inside, so I guess since no one said yes, I'll put them back outside. Thanks bye. (Edit: she took the 2 from inside because she still had room and we let her know they were going back out today.) Its weird, like two of the ppl we've worked with in the program are very helpful, but the main one organizing with us is just flighty and mean. She is mad I won't use my car to transport, and not that I owe you an explanation, but its a lease and if I dont keep it, any damage is my monetary problem. You wanna get spray or scratches out of my interior? I didn't come to you, nor volunteer, beyond temp foster of a very sick breastfeeding momma and kitten who are now weaned and dry. You knocked on my door to supposedly help, and eventually complain our colony is a dawn colony and not a dusk colony. Here is some Google learning.... "While cats are not nocturnal (active strictly at night) but are considered crepuscular (most active at dawn and dusk), they can adapt their activity patterns to their owners' schedules, especially when it comes to mealtimes"... while we are not their owners, we put food out in the morning for them well before you showed up. Also, maybe if you hadn't insisted on wasting your own time several months ago by trying to catch a bunch of recenly pregnant, very hormonal and territorial cats at a time they are not used to feeding and actually listen to people instead of forcing your own agenda you would get further. You didn't modify your schedule for us, you did it for the cats and if that's isn't what you're doing it for, get out of it. If you couldn't do it, get someone else involved who can, and hear me when I say I can't. Also, you are right its your money and time cuz you volunteer, thank you for that, but its our resources you seem to feel entitled to for doing so. Asking my mom to use my car is one thing, but gettting upset and changing all the plans cuz you think its was something I should just be ok with is a weird reaction I dont understand. Mom's willing to use her car, which was the plan, but not with the check engine light on. Which came on on Saturday. Didn't you want understanding when your POS car wasn't working? You gonna pay if her engine blows up? I let you drag me into making that email to do the organizing you were supposed to do, and now you're punishing my neighbors by not going through with catching tonight cuz you over extend yourself, and get mad when others don't do the same? So i guess you feel even now on wasted time? Youre transparent about why you are mad. I'm disabled and can barely do much without getting migraines or fatigued, but you seem to think you get to judge that I don't want to use what little resources I do have on this cause. I've had to come to terms with my limits, maybe get know yours, and don't try to guilt me about mine. It seems youre trying to put us in every role except colony caretaker. Like im not a trapper, or stager so why am being pushed to seeking permission from a mobile home park manager for you to put out traps? Or to write up material that you're going to reuse without permission? Shouldn't you have reached out to the leasing office here since you'll be the ones they will see at 11pm on the cameras? Your trappers are the ones who will be pestered by police, not me. So on a final note, I'll let those neighbors who reported several ferrals, that you're leaving them in the lurch and they should take any they can catch to henderson animal control and let them know Theresa never showed to trap like scheduled. Thanks for starving the cats for no reason. On behalf of Canyone Heights please f off. Edit edit: they show up after telling my mom this am they wouldn't be back. Lol then I front of her crew she pretends to stick to my mom by going off again. Ew.

Honestly, I can't even begin to explain how grateful I am for Foster Kinship, especially Maria and…read moreMarkus. They have both been such a big help to me throughout my journey, and I truly appreciate everything they have done for me and my family. They are very knowledgeable, understanding, considerate, and always willing to help. They don't just give you information and send you on your way. They actually take the time to listen to you, help you understand things, and make sure you have the support and resources you need. Maria has honestly been such a blessing to me. She has helped me in so many ways, from giving me advice and guidance to helping me find resources and understand more about parenting, myself, my children, and everything I've been going through. She has also kept up with my court dates and my CPS case and has been willing to communicate with my worker when needed. That means a lot because when you're going through so much at once, having somebody who genuinely cares enough to check on you and help you figure things out makes a huge difference. I've honestly had moments where I cried because I was just so appreciative of her and everything she has done for me. And Maria has a smile that is seriously contagious! She has such a warm personality, and she makes you feel comfortable enough to open up without feeling like somebody is judging you. That's important because sometimes people look at your circumstances and make assumptions about you without knowing your story or everything you've had to overcome. Maria makes you feel like you're still a person who deserves support, understanding, and the opportunity to grow. She genuinely wants to see parents do better, learn from their experiences, and become the best versions of themselves. You can tell she really cares about the families she works with, and I appreciate that more than she probably knows. I also want to give Markus his flowers because I truly appreciate him and the support he has provided throughout my journey as well. I'm thankful for the people at Foster Kinship who take the time to help families and make sure parents have access to information, resources, and guidance that can actually make a difference in their lives. Sometimes you need somebody to help you see things from a different perspective, and having people who are willing to do that without making you feel bad about yourself is something I don't take for granted. The parent support group has also been such a great experience for me. The classes are actually helpful, informative, and give you things you can apply to your everyday life. We talk about healthy choices, mental health, parenting, accountability, personal growth, and so much more. I've learned a lot from these classes, and I can honestly say that some of the things I've learned have helped me look at situations differently and think more about the choices I make. It's not just about learning how to be a better parent. It's also about learning how to be a better person, understanding yourself, recognizing areas where you can improve, and being willing to do the work to get there. One thing I really love about the group is the other parents, too. Everybody is supportive, and it feels good to be around people who can relate to certain things you're going through. We can talk, laugh, cry, share our experiences, and learn from each other without feeling like we have to pretend everything is perfect. Sometimes we're laughing, sometimes we're getting emotional, and sometimes somebody says something that really makes you stop and think. LOL. But that's what makes the group so special to me. You realize you're not the only person trying to figure things out, and you can learn from other people's experiences while also sharing your own. It's a safe space where you can be yourself, be honest, and know that you're surrounded by people who are also trying to grow. I actually look forward to continuing the classes because there is always something new to learn. Even though I've already learned so much, I know there is always room for improvement. I want to keep growing as a mother, as a person, and in the way I handle different situations in life. I want to continue making healthier choices, strengthening my parenting, and becoming the woman I know I can be. These classes have helped me understand that growth doesn't stop just because you get through a difficult situation. You can always learn something new about yourself, your children, your relationships, and life in general. Maria, I really hope you know how much you are appreciated. You put so much care and effort into helping parents and families, and I hope you know that the things you do don't go unnoticed. You have helped me through some difficult moments, given me guidance when I needed it, and helped me feel supported during a time when I was trying to get so many things together. I appreciate the way you show up for people, the way you encourage

Foster Kinship does more than assist children with guardianhship, they offer on-going support…read moreservices. There is no handbook on how to obtain guardianship when your relative decides to checkout. This organization knows the process and walks you through every single step. I would have never obtained guardianship of my niece if it wasn't for Forster Kinship. Thank you! And thank you to my Super Woman Advocate Maria Agnes!

I went to the Animal Foundation today to look at a particular cat but wound up adopting a different…read moreone. The Workers are friendly and the process is streamlined. It didn't take long to fall in love and take her home. Unfortunately, she is afraid of the world right now, but in time, I believe she will come around. While there, at least 5 other animals were adopted. I think it's wonderful they have specials where the fee's are waived. I adopted a previous cat from there and she lived for 15 1\2 years. So many animals need homes, if you are on the fence about adopting, I highly recommend checking this place out.

Trust the other negative reviews. Arrive, and there are…read moresigns every where "Scan this code to find your new pet." OK, that' s great and VERY helpful. Except, there is no wifi at this location. Cellular doesn't have good reception. No problem; they have guest wifi. "What's the password?" The lady at the front desk could be found in the dictionary under "Vapid." "What's the wifi password, maa'm?" Her response? "I don't know. You'll have to ask one of the volunteers." She's the person behind the reception desk. She's been there for quite some time/years. But doesn't know the wifi password? How are we supposed to set up the online-only appointment to see a cat when there is no wifi and the staff don't know the password? We walked into the cattery, and did find one kitten with 9 cages displaying signs that the kittens were out for neutering/spaying. The one kitten we could see was under 12 weeks, so couldn't be removed from the cage. Perfectly understandable, but we had questions still about adoption. Back to reception we go. "We have questions about kittens and adoption, how it all works?" Her response? "Well, we don't know much about the kittens we adopt because they're kittens and they haven't been alive long enough to know anything about their history, allergies, and that stuff." My question was about the adoption process for kittens and how to make the mandatory online appointment without wifi, and where we could learn about the cost, process, etc. She couldn't answer a single question. We did find the Foster Care window, who gave us the password. "Adoption" is the password. Why password protect a network for guests inside a government facility when appointments can ONLY be made on-line? We were there for three hours, 2 of which were allocated to waiting for our appointment that we couldn't sign up for on arrival, simply because they don't have accessible wifi. The volunteer was a very kind girl, but obviously a volunteer as she wordlessly unlocked the cage, said "you may not remove the kitten, the kitten must come to you. Please do not touch the kitten, as he is young and you might carry diseases. Just look. Talk, no touch, and if the kitten comes to you, please do not pick it up." She disappeared with our drivers licenses. We had to hunt for her for 15 minutes to get them back after we closed the kitten cage. We had other questions, but we apparently have to set up ANOTHER appointment. We didn't have 5 hours available to view potential kittens. We had no idea this service was so poorly operated. It's a BEAUTIFUL, very clean building. Well designed, clean, not noisy, excellent areas to view and play with potential pets. Every physical aspect of the experience was terrific. It is the human factor where this place falls apart. Poor procedures, poor attitudes, poor education/information, listless employees, and an utter disrespect for the people who want to adopt. I highly recommend Henderson's shelter. Not as large, but GREAT people there.

I want the guy who helped me at the end to know that the issue with giving him my ID was that I…read moredon't have one currently. He seemed to think I was skittish about him having my cards. I offered him my iPhone so he shouldn't think that way... but he said as he accepted my Costco card "see , I can't do anything with that." At first I thought that meant it was not adequate collateral. A minute too late I realized what he meant. Dude, my phone was unlocked. This is a great place. If you need help with groceries, come on in. It now follows a pantry walk through model so food waste is minimal. Ten pounds of "groceries" Five pounds of produce. Very nice staff.

Bad and Poor service and quality of food provided to the in distress, needy and desperate making…read morelife tougher and the struggle even difficult to manage both from Welfare and Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada. Absence of competent and sufficient staffing and no good quality food in sight for the less fortunate. How sad are we all ... Sadder than sad. Maria G. Christa