So cool! We took the tour yesterday and were lucky enough to have the CEO, Becca, as our guide…read more She was super passionate and so interesting. The story here is a great one, I can't begin to tell it with the spirit that she does, so go take the tour. Being a nonprofit, the money from the tour ($10) goes right back into their business. The fish and plants are really cool to see, go learn something! While you're there, check out the other businesses in the "breadbox", such as West 6th Brewing. You could spend hours here!

The folks at Foodchain are doing inspiring work, and a tour brings you up close with the people,…read morescience, plants, and fish that are transforming this former bread factory into an indoor, urban farm. Foodchain raises tilapia, which it sells to the adjacent seafood restaurant. And thanks to clever engineering and beneficial bacteria, the fish waste is used to grow beautiful microgreens and lettuces, also for an adjacent restaurant. As if this alone weren't cool enough, the fish food is made from spent grain from the brewery next door (West Sixth). If you are into the local food movement, or you are entertained by applied chemistry and engineering, or if you want to see some really enthusiastic nonprofit employees talking about what they love, check out Foodchain. It's good stuff all around.

We had two old grills that needed to be gone. We rolled them to the street. Junkluggers came by and…read morevoilá, gone. They called and collected payment over the phone which was simple and easy. I will definitely be using this service again!

WOW!!!! Wayne, Rocky and Jaden(sp?) showed up to give us an estimate on removing some big items and…read moreimmediately went to work. They were friendly but very professional and we were so impressed with how quickly and efficiently they cleaned out some big junk items. Honestly I wasn't sure one item could be taken out of here but they went into "beast mode" and got it done!!!!! Highly recommend this company and especially this crew!! We will be using them for future projects!

This place is amazing!!!! The concept behind the store is to help grow the love of the arts and to…read morehelp the community grow. It's built in a past what you can model and suggested prices are listed in the counter. They have lists of needed donations and a QR code that you can scan to see the most updated list. You never know what you find here! They also offer fun workshops and fun creative sessions that allow you to let your inner artist shine so check out trot website to see if there's something that you've always wanted to try.

The sliding scale prices and selection of second hand craft supplies can't be beat!! I revisit…read moreoften and always find something new! Can't recommend this place enough!

A snip and go herb and flower garden in Chevy Chase. I like procuring just enough herbs that I…read moreneed for a recipe. No waste. Scissors are available for fitting, next to the coin box. Just take a Ziplock bag to carry home your herbs. At 25 cents a bunch, it's a great deal. Watch for the bees!! 68

From the owner: Independent living retirement community for women aged 65 and over.read more

We engaged Eliminate to purge and organize our basement, garage and extra room - to put it simply -…read moreamazing! After multiple solo attempts, Eliminate provided the necessary nudge to get us going and made the process extremely simple. Emily provide options on what to do with items, made on point suggestions and helped transport items to the necessary places such as ReStore, Goodwill, Salvation Army. She was prepared and viewed the rooms before beginning - so when we started she was on task. We schedule Eliminate for multiple days with breaks for us to catch up and have stuff ready - then Emily came and we addressed what had been completed and kept going. After six years, I can see parts of my garage and basement again - what a joy. We will engage Emily further for other parts of the house - she has been awesome to work with and would highly recommend!!!

I was in dire need of Emily's services . As busy as I am selling Real Estate; it leaves me little…read moretime to organize my own home. Our pantry and mud room were full and needed order. Emily came to the rescue! She was fast , efficient and got right down to business. I will have her come back regularly to our home and have already referred her to a few friends and clients!

We decided to adopt a kitten and went right as they opened on a Saturday…read more They have an event at the time of this review any cat 5 years or older has an adoption fee of five dollars . After looking at the kittens which were adorable by the way . I spotted this two year old all gray two year old cat named Shadow. For me it was a done deal ! He was loving from the jump and purring up a storm as I pet him. He let me hold him and didn't struggle to get away. The employees there are so friendly and genuinely happy to have either a cat or dog or any animal adopted . The gift area had some really good buys so I got my neighbors dog a jacket and a tee shirt each item was five dollars and a toy. I got my sister the cutest sweatshirt for Christmas there . Currently Shadow is getting used to his new home and already spoiled within the hour of being home .

Saturday we adopted sweet Dudley from here The place is organized clean and the staff is friendly…read moreefficient and very knowledgeable

Very Professional and friendly staff. They treat you like family, and meet your insurance needs…read more Agents go above and beyond to make sure you understand the.workings of the policy.

From the owner: Property and Casualty Insurance for Businesses, Nonprofits, and Homeownersread more

Vicki and angel are amazing horses and I love watching Vicki pregnant belly move on this…read morelivestream. 5 STARS!

This (chilly!) morning we had a really special opportunity to tour Kentucky Equine Adoption Center…read more(KyEAC) as part of Horse Country's community-based event: Meet the Neighbors. I'm SO happy this annual program has returned post-COVID! KyEAC is the largest all-breed equine rescue in Kentucky, situated on 72 rolling acres on Catnip Hill Road in Nicholasville. Right now they have 48 horses available for adoption, with 4 more on the way, and a waitlist a mile long. At any given time they have ~50% thoroughbreds, plus wild/feral horses, and horses from the strip mines of Eastern Kentucky. As a 501c3 nonprofit organization, part of their mission is to find the perfect home and purpose for every horse - whether as therapeutic companions, trail horses, or pasture ponies. On the tour - led by Susan Powers - we learned how KyEAC operates, met all the horses and heard their stories, and were treated to a short demonstration in the arena. I was floored. The staff and volunteers at KyEAC are doing amazing work advocating and caring for our most noble and precious symbols of the Bluegrass State. This tour felt much more impactful and important than the standard, showboat, multimillion dollar farms with active racehorses or breeding operations (which are fun, too, I've seen several!), and I would encourage anyone to book a tour (link below) with Horse Country and experience this wonderful place for themselves! https://visithorsecountry.com/book-your-tour/#id=kentucky-equine-humane-center-nicholasville

As an animal lover, I was thrilled when my wife told me we were going to visit retired racehorses…read more With the cold and snow rolling in, I was worried the tour might be canceled--but thankfully, it was still on. We gathered with the other guests, warming up in the office before heading out. For us humans, the weather was a bit much, but the horses absolutely loved it. One thing that really impressed me was how interactive the experience was. We weren't limited to standing behind a fence--we were able to feed the horses carrots and admire them up close. It made the visit feel personal and unforgettable. About halfway through, we stopped in the barn to watch a short film about the farm's history and mission--an informative (and very welcome!) break from the snow. Afterward, we ventured back out to meet the remaining horses. Despite the chilly weather, we had a wonderful time. If you love animals or just want a unique, heartfelt experience, this tour is absolutely worth it.

What an amazing place!! The founder fulfilled his dream of offering a retirement space for retired…read morethoroughbreds. You are able to visit these fantastic athletes up close on the tour and feed them carrots. Gorgeous landscape of rolling hills on the farm. Easy to walk. Jill, our tour leader, was extremely knowledgeable and passionate about the horses. If you love horses, you'll fall in love with this place. If you aren't a horse lover, you will likely become one by the time you leave!