First time here ! Very interesting ! Carts lined up against wall . Many people here looking through…read morebins ! They bring out ten new bins from the back and after they are all lined up they yell and then you can go to bins and look ! Very hectic but can be fun! They have clothes and other items all to be weighed in a bin on a scale ! One cart per person ! I would come again as it is hit or miss ! You never know what you're going to find !

This place is a hoot!!…read more It's definitely not for everyone or for most people in fact. You have to love thrift shopping, have patience, not mind being aggressive, and rubbing shoulders with all sorts of folks. You'll need to have an open mind. Plus no sandals are allowed so wear old clothes and closed shoes. It's an outlet center in name only. Think all the things you might find in a regular goodwill store-- except large furniture -- thrown in to rolling bins. All smushed together. The bins are in rows and you go up and down the rows digging through the piles of stuff to find what you might want. Periodically, they remove one of the rows and replace it with new bins. And everyone attacks the bins at once digging through each one for the "good stuff". There was China, housewares, toys, bric a brac, clothing, electronics, linens, shoes, etc. ,etc. In between you might find a designer purse or top. Or a collectible top or vintage vinyl record. When you're ready, you bring everything to the cashier where it's weighed. It's priced by the pound. Our entire haul was $3.33!!

Lovely organization to donate your hair when you get it cut. I've been doing this for years and…read moreit's very easy and a simple process. To donate your hair, a minimum of 10 inches, section it into ponytails or braids. Cut off the length you want to donate and mail it over to Locks of Love. If you'd like a certificate of appreciation, fill out the donation form from their website or simply add your name and email address on a piece of paper and slip it into your donation package. They get back to you in a few weeks after they receive the donation. I'm glad they have a super user-friendly process, anyone can do this!

Donate for a good cause…read more.. I can't remember when I last had a haircut. I do remember that I have donated my hair to Locks of Love three times befor this. I may as well donate again! Locks of Love is a non-profit organization, based in West Palm Beach, Florida. I understand that the donated hair is used to make wigs for children who have lost their hair due to chemotherapy or some other mishap. Note: My hair is on the fine, thin side, so, they might be selling my hair to a wig maker as other reviews state. When the salons opened up last year around June of 2020 (after being closed due to the pandemic), I made an appointment for a haircut. The lady at the salon made a ponytail - about twelve inches long - and cut it off with a sharp scissors! It was kind of traumatic. I must have shown the shock on my face because she told me, "It will grow back!" Haha! I had photos of my long hair - almost to my waist - and the Ziploc bag that held my chopped off ponytail - before I mailed my donation to Florida. Too bad those photos are in my old phone... Oh, well... Maybe I can donate again in a few more years!

The Palm Beach County Food Bank is committed to being a strong leader for the other stakeholders…read moreand organizations that join us in addressing the issues surrounding hunger in Palm Beach County. There is a collective resolve in working together to help children, families, and seniors in our community. We are focused on fighting hunger in Palm Beach County through five programs - Childhood Hunger Initiatives, Senior Hunger Initiatives, Partner Marketplace, Benefits Outreach, and other growing community initiatives. We support over 200 partner agencies in Palm Beach County with food, programs, resources, and services. Their vision To alleviate hunger in Palm Beach County. Their Values Food Security | They believe food security means that no one goes hungry, that no one should skip a meal to feed a child, and that no one lacks access to nutritious foods. We spent a few hours with a group of Cornell alumni and friends for the summer cornell Cares activity. PBC is a wealthy area but there are over 192,000 people including over 50,000 children who are food insecure. In an assembly one of scooping, weighing, packaging, sealing and labeling, we packed rice for over 17,000 meals. A great place to volunteer!

Great place to bring family to have fun!! All activities,workshops and classes are free!!read more

I'm a daily bike rider to the gym and just around the PBG area so I've used the local bike shop and…read moredidn't feel comfortable with the owner and felt taken advantage of but this place is an absolute pleasure to work with, I had a tune up and various bike parts fixed and it's so great riding., I would suggest you going even if it's. Bit out of your way. Service was great and it's a company who actually gives back to the community so it's a great place....

what is better than dealing with an honest business ? These guys are reasonable, punctual,…read morethorough. They don't recommend things you don't need just to push the price up. They picked up at my house and they delivered back all within a few days. I am very impressed.

Awesome beautiful get away in the middle of a busy world there's a place like this they have a…read moretrail that you can walk and you will see tortoise's birds and deer. The path goes along a couple of ponds with wildlife as well different kinds of trees and plants with benches to me it's really a good place to relax and get back to nature

Local park close to turnpike on west plan beach Plenary of…read morespace to fetch the Frisbee or run loose with your dog A fee pavilions to make friends and family gatherings Water activities also available Easy and plenty of parking Free entrance A great place to enjoy weekends

For them a donations got to be brand new as the driver said. The driver was VERY RUDE so was the…read morepersonnel at the office. Would NEVER EVER call them for donations like I've used to.

I visited the Cultural Council for Palm Beach after reading about the kinetic energy exhibit which…read morefeatured sports in Palm Beach County. The exhibit included artwork depicting soccer to Polo. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday 12 noon to 5 PM, it is free to visit and there is plenty of on street parking nearby. I was welcomed in by a very pleasant greeter who shared information about the gallery and was obviously passionate about it. I found it very interesting that all artwork on display is by Palm Beach County artists. The gallery is bright and well curated. There is a small gift shop. Restrooms were very clean and well stocked. When visiting downtown Lake Worth, I recommend a visit to the cultural council for Palm Beach. You can see all that the gallery has to offer in less than one hour.

There is a wealth of info about art in my county shared by the Council. Their frequent emails &…read moremailings keep me well informed. We are so fortunate to have so much talent here! The council was created in 1978 to promote and support art and culture in the county. In 2010 the Montgomery family donated the Streamline Moderne Building to the cultural council. There are informative staff, many galleries and a beautiful gift shop.