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    The Salvation Army

    3.5 (13 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

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    This is the only place we have used to drop our donations books and/or clothing no hustle and friendly help is always available. Thanks.

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    The Dream Center - Me and my brother in Christ who is case manager here at Dream Center

    The Dream Center

    (52 reviews)

    Echo Park

    My daughter Ariel did a year at the Dream Center after struggling for years with depression and…read moreself-medication (heroin) after losing a boyfriend in high school. She graduated in 2015, and at that time I gave a 5-star review because I noticed big positive changes in her. I thought it would be nice to give an update since it has been close to 7 years since she graduated. Prior to the Dream Center, it was difficult for me to be around her because she had so much anger and she just wanted to argue with me about anything and everything. Since the Dream Center, she has been a pleasure to be around and not once in 7 years have we argued, or had even so much as a disagreement of words. She lived with me for the first year after the Dream Center. She was quick to find a job and began chasing her dream of becoming a dog groomer. She was 24 at this time, and prior to this, had never had a job but once for a couple of months. She began dating a boy from our church (who also attended the Dream Center - yes this is how they met) and 6 months later they were engaged, and 6 months after that married. I was concerned when she got married and moved into an apartment for the first time. I figured they would be coming to me asking for money to help them with the rent. But in 7 years they haven't asked me for a cent. A couple years later, they she said they were looking to buy a house. Honestly, I thought it was a pipe dream of theirs because they didn't' have good credit (bad from previous life). But God worked miracles and they bought a house only 10 minutes from where I live. Again, a couple years later, they announced they were going to open a mobile dog grooming business. Again, I didn't' think they could do it because the truck was over $100K. I suggested they consider a store because it would be a smaller investment for them to start up. But God had other plans, and they opened their mobile dog grooming business on February 14, 2020. Yes, February 2020. A month before the Covid shutdowns in California. But once again, God had a plan for them, it was mobile grooming because when all the brick and mortars closed, they were able to operate and within two months they were turning away business. It was also about this time that they announced they were having a baby, and on October 25, 2021 Camille was born. During these 7 years, Ariel and her husband have been very involved in the church they attend, and serve regularly on the worship team (Ariel lighting and her husband on the drums). They also regularly attend Celebrate Recovery which is a wonderful program for anyone struggling with hurts, hang-ups and habits. The Dream Center turned my daughter's life around. It changed her, for the better. She jokes occasionally and says she was brainwashed at the Dream Center. It wasn't easy for her, lots rules and structure. She had to sacrifice a lot of what she thought was important to her. But she doesn't regret it and has a lot of fond memories of the friendships that she formed while there. I highly recommend the Dream Center to anyone who is struggling in life. There is no denying the miracles that God did and continues to work in my daughter's life. Without the Dream Center, Ariel would have never understood how to have a relationship with Jesus, and have faith in God, and hope again. She didn't see a future before the Dream Center. But when she left, she saw all the possibilities and she went after them. I am excited to see where God leads her life next. I know there is more greatness to come. Thank you Dream Center for turning around my daughter life.

    Last Saturday the ministry I work for came in and volunteered at their "clothing store" to help…read morethose affected by the Los Angeles fires, and it was amazing! I had never heard of this place before but it's truly an amazing place! The name is very fitting for the amazing work that is done here. Their store was filled with brand new items (many popular brands) fitting every style and size. They also include necessities such as backpacks, shoes, toilet paper, etc and the rule is YOU CAN TAKE AS MUCH AS YOU NEED! Usually there's a limit but not here, they provide you with trash bags and you can take as much as needed. They also have an area for groceries, toys, hot food, and so much more! It was truly amazing working here and seeing so many families being helped. There were so many volunteers and so much resources being passed out, I've never see anything like it. I recommend this place for anyone who is having a tough time, facing homelessness, job loss, etc to seek this place out. They also help with finding housing and schooling. Such a valuable place to the city of Los Angeles!

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    YWCA

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    Comic Cure had a comedy show at YWCA of Glendale tonight. It was a fundraiser to shed awareness on…read morethe topic domestic violence. The majority of the efforts by this YWCA location's to stop racism and assist women in creating better environments for themselves. I purchased my ticket on EventBrite. What I learned from attending this event? YWCA believes that a love relationship created between any type of couple (hetro, homo, tran, etc...) should be harmonious or beneficial for both parties, especially if children are involved. So toxic relationships should go through breakups, which can be healthy. And it can happen more than once. It's not something to be ashamed about. Also, they believe that children should be taught this fact in their formative years, when they learn about love. The theme of the show was 'Breakup Letters'. There were 23 or 24 comedians that read letters about their breakup experiences. Creative. Inventive. Sad. Funny. The headliner was Comedian and Actor, Johnathan Kite. He was a complete riot. It was a nice turn out of people. Big Mama's & Papa's Pizzeria sponsored the event. The $5 donation (Cash Only) for drinks and pizza was donated to the YWCA's Domestic Violence Program. Also, they distributed handouts about the Elton John Foundation supporting people to invest in the HIV Vaccination. So you can sleep with HIV/AIDS and not get infected. It's covered by insurance companies. America has been undergoing changes that effects everyone. If you want to find out more... Just read through the Elton John Foundation Website at http://ejaf.org/ Personally, I support stopping STD's completely in every socio-economic class, race and gender. This would best be accomplished through open communications and trust in monogamous love/sex relationships between a couple. Also, I support the use of adult toys, celibacy and condoms. Comic Cure's growing. They support various causes with comedic events around Southern California and seek to travel nationwide. Please view their website for future shows and ticket sales at http://comiccure.com/

    This review for the YWCA of Glendale is specific to their swim instruction program for beginner…read morechildren. Do not waste your time or your money enrolling your child in this program. The untrained instructors do not have a clue on what it takes to teach kids to swim, how to motivate kids, and the supervision of the instructors is non existent.

    Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles - Cedars~Sinai Medical Center's Senior Shape-Up @ Park La Brea

    Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles

    (2 reviews)

    These workers for the service Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles truly are Some of the most…read morekindest people I've ever met. Their generosity knows no bounds. They do everything in service of others. I think it's a really great organization

    Bonnie Raitt's "Nick of Time" lyric "Life is mighty precious when there's less of it to waste" is…read moreconstantly on a loop in my head. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=es60unGCGKw&feature=related Young. Old. In-between. Precious. Temporary. Enduring. Kicks ya cuz ya just don't know. The folks I bring fitness to, now old, have already been young and in-between. As Yelp links us in life affirming ways, my clients are also looking for that, not quite the way you or I might but still wanting and needing it. They'll take a phone call or a ride over a shot and a beer any day of the week. Enter L.I.F.E., a program of Jewish Family Services, that creates an important "one stop resource that links older adults, their families, friends and care givers to solutions for issues related to aging." http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/org60146.jsp It was both an honor and pleasure to be the guest speaker today at L.I.F.E.'s Park La Brea meeting, where a naturally occurring retirement community flourishes because of L.I.F.E. http://articles.latimes.com/2008/mar/03/health/he-aging3 If you have aging parents or know an older adult in need, L.I.F.E. is an awesome, non-denominational, non-profit resource.

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