I love this place they have been helping me out in my time of struggle and I just wanted to let…read moreeveryone know they are open 3 days out of every week all month long. Ask for WAFA he is the best employee. Thanks again for all your help.

Here is the place where you can donate food and new stuff to needy families living in West Rogers…read morePark, there is a Halal food pantry that provide a variety of Halal frozen and dry food to people living at the following zip codes: 60645, 60659, 60626 and 60625. Needy families can pickup free food once a month. Operating hours for the food pantry is Thursday 12pm-2pm and Saturday 10am- 1 pm (photo ID is required) The office is open to receive donations everyday from 9am-2pm (except Friday and Sunday-office is closed)

I'll keep this review shorter than a blast of diarrhea. When a thrift store charges $6 to $8 for a…read moredonated used t-shirt, they have sealed the deal. I see it is better to support Amazon and Walmart then this For Profit corporation.

I would rate Negative 5 stars if I could !…read more I wanted to Donate an entire condominium 's worth of furniture, clothes, and miscellaneous items. I spoke with the manager here who gave me a flyer with a number to call for a Pick Up of all items. In order to Pick Up they wanted to CHARGE ME almost $800 TO PICK UP everything !!!! Is Goodwill out of their freaking minds?!?! That is now the LAST TIME I will EVER consider donating or visit a Goodwill !

Fantastic business with great products for people in need!! Definitely take your unneeded things…read morehere to donate, as they will go to people who are grateful to receive them and put them to good use!

Don't take your stuff to Goodwill where they are profiting from your drop offs. Bring it here. It's…read morenot a resale shop. They provide necessities for people who are actually in need. For free. Many of whom are refugees. No one makes a dime here. And no one pays a dime. Getting ready for a major renovation, I went through every closet and nook and cranny and collected anything I didn't need anymore. It was the perfect time to buy new towels, so I donated all of my old towels. All of the redecorating I've done in the past, filled my linen closet to the brim with nice bedding sets. I bagged them up and donated those too. Clothes I don't wear anymore. Snow pants and coats that never get used. Dishes that were gifts that I didn't want. Old utensils that have been replaced. My closets have never looked better, and refugees without basic necessities can get help starting their new lives here.

"Send a smile, Give a hug, All day long you will be loved!"…read more This is how I feel about not only random but flat out acts of kindness. During these crazy times where the economy is pretty much in the can (but it's lifting), people are negative about the weight of bills and having to work 50+hrs a week. All it takes is a home cooked meal to put a smile back on someone's face. Food holds a huge importance, I cannot even imagine not enjoying a meal and savoring every bite from start to finish, let alone sitting at my table without any food to accompany the grumble of my stomach. The Humanitarian Service Project is here for the people, without questions or obligations they are looking out for those in need and those willing to help out in a compassionate way. Not only are the staff extremely warm and welcoming, but are pleased and excited that there is still some good in the world and want to help someone out. Down or not down. For the Holiday Meals Program, you sign up to make and deliver meals on a monthly basis to a person in the community. What you make is basically up to you and your client. For me, because it's just me and I love cooking I took up two folks and decided to go all out. As if they could expect less, it's bigger and better in the land of Morgantown. Anyhoo, I spent a full day of cooking food I haven't cooked in ages (my house smells of country fried chicken...and I don't eat meat : )....) I placed together a full meal from salad starters to a light pumpkin bread dessert for both of the people I cooked for and delivered the goods with a generous smile. Walking away with an incredible appreciation for people and the heartfelt conversations you can take away from someone in the matter of 20 minutes to 2 hours, knowing it's all over the acceptance of food. From my table to yours, many thanks to the Humanitarian Service Project for creating this program. I cannot wait for this month....and know that I will be cooking for these two lovely people outside of the obligations of the project.

VFW's bring up childhood memories of cranky old men complaining about the war. At least that is…read morehow they seemed where I grew up. This place is anything but cranky old men complaining about the war. My first experience here was completely surprising. I came for the Friday fish fry with my father and the nugget, who was a baby at the time. During Lent, this place is PACKED with people on Friday nights. I could not believe it. While waiting for my fish to arrive, I got a glass of wine at the bar. I thought I misheard the price...nope I didn't...it was soooo cheap compared to a bar or restaurant. After I bit into a nice meaty piece of fried fish, I was hooked (buh duh cha). The fish fry continues all year long...not just during Lent. Don't like fish, no problem. They have Italian Beef sandwiches, hot dogs, and fried shrimp. The price of your meal also includes coffee, and cake for dessert. You can't go wrong. Don't forget to bring some cash for the raffles. They usually do a 50/50 raffle, and some other thing. For Valentine's Day there was a delicious pork dinner and a band. For St. Paddy's they do a corned beef dinner. High suggested! Tuesday is Bingo and Thursday is wing night. There is almost always something going on here. Check it out!

I know it's a Fish Fry but they have 1/2 pound prime rib burgers that are the best tasting burgers…read moreI have ever eaten. And I've eaten a lot of burgers! The fish can be ordered fried (not as healthy) or baked (healthy). Both taste great but I can't resist fried!

http://www.bridgecommunities.org/ They provide transitional housing for people in the process of…read morebecoming self-sufficient. One of the goals is to keep the children in their same school, because bouncing from place to place is detrimental to kids' academic progress. They are taking part in the Sleep Out for the Homeless this November. Great great GREAT people. Give them your time and $$ - it's worth it.

Bridge communities are the best at helping people change their lives. The organization was…read moreestablished to help those that are need of shelter; however they do so much more. Between the time you call to inquire about the program until the time you successfully graduate from the program you will feel the professionalism, compassion and love. If entered into the program they will partner you with people who will help you with your career, finances, budgeting, education, health and so much more. The amount of volunteers that go out of their way to help others in need are amazing! I highly recommend this program if you need help or want to volunteer and be part of an dynamic organization that is making a difference.

There truly are not enough words to express how grateful we are to Laura and Ann for helping make…read moremy husband's dream come true by bringing our beautiful corgi puppy, Maverick, into our family. Without Laura and Ann, this would not have been possible. Their kindness, compassion, support, and dedication throughout the adoption process meant more to us than they will ever know. We are completely in love with Maverick and could not be more excited, happy, and blessed to call him ours. He has already brought so much joy into our hearts and our home. Laura and Ann, thank you from the bottom of our hearts for helping make this dream a reality. We will forever be grateful to you and to ARF Animal Rescue Foundation for giving us the opportunity to love Maverick and make him part of our family.

I love this group so much. We had been looking for a pup and we were referred to ARF and I have had…read moreextraordinary service! Everyone has been so nice, kind, and their dedication to their mission is unwavering. I'm so grateful to them for our Louie !!! 100% gold star

What a great organization! Even if you know nothing about building homes or construction, you can…read morestill volunteer here. They will show you what you need to do. If you do know how to do these things, you should volunteer because they would love you. We had a great experience today. They have volunteers that are experienced that will teach you the way. They are very friendly and funny. You will work hard. We put up drywall, but the options of things you may do are endless (besides a few items like roofing). You volunteer for a full day, get a lunch break and a break in the morning. Be prepared to use a portapotty. Also be prepared to build a home or make modifications to a home for a person who really needs it. Worth it.

Totally wonderful. The workers are warm and friendly. The things they sell are priced very…read moreaccessibly and are in great condition. The place is clean and bright, with artful arrangements of things here and there that have clearly been done with love and care. They even put on music from the 1950's, 60's and 70's that give it a nostalgic atmosphere. And on top of all that, you know that your money is going to a good cause. Love to go there. We just moved here from overseas, and most of the things I've furnished our home with came from this shop.

I mean, there's more than you would think walking in. I found a FOUR pack of solid movies Repo The…read moreGenetic Musical a copy from Hollywood Video complete with lock on it lol, Phantom of The Opera, Phantom of the Red House and Ikiru. So I got some classics for like under $2 lol. Didn't see much clothes of use.