WOW! I'd seen Liberty Wildlife mentioned online when people found baby or injured birds but had no…read moreidea the extent of what they do. Beautiful center and doing really impactful work. They do tours and you can also rent the spaces for events. I looked and they have really interesting volunteer opportunities with very reasonable time commitments.

We found a little pigeon walking through the parking lot. He was maybe 4 weeks old. Still had baby…read morefuzz. I held him and he was very healthy but I had no idea how to take care of him. I googled Bird Sanctuary near me and Liberty Wildlife Rehab popped up. Luckily they were open until 6, so we were able to make it over there. We took our little baby birdie to the rescue window. The kindest lady came and placed him in a little box and then took him back to a baby bird nursery room. She came back and she was just so sweet and I knew the little bird would be just fine with these people. In the area behind here she had huge rescued birds behind her. 3 were vultures. And 3 other huge birds were there too just hanging out on there perches. No cages just chilling. And then a goat came up outside the window, to peek in and say hello. Just a wonderful place, where I am going to be donating to monthly so they can keep up their good work and continue to keep there Rescue Intake Window open!! Please visit their website and Pop by to visit the amazing grounds and bring your kids. It is truly beautiful.

Great providers, friendly and helpful service. Thank you for helping us get started with services…read morefor my son, who has made good progress

I had a very similar experience to the person below me who posted in 2015, so it's interesting to…read moresee that not much has changed. During the onboarding process I felt like I was also spoken to like a child, and I was cut 0 slack even though I was a brand new employee who had never used any of the technology they use before or been in an ABA setting. I was also "let go" very abruptly, and the reasoning did not even remotely line up with the handbook policies. I was given nothing but positive praise from everyone but my supervisor, who I never actually met in person, and who never actually supervised any of the work I did. The company does not allow for mess-ups as you adjust to the work-flow, and leaving a session for a family emergency (like, hospital emergency) after being told it was ok literally resulted in 1/2 (I think?) of my termination. Again, super unclear why I was fired. I really enjoyed the family I worked with and a lot of the people I met, but my supervisor was the least professional and least understanding boss I've ever had - to a shocking degree.

I'm a firm believer in giving back to the community, and you can certainly do this by donating to…read moreUMom. It's a fantastic organization helping women and families. I was able to go to their warehouse location and drop off multiple bags of clothing. I highly recommend donating here versus an organization that resells the clothes.

i mistakenly went to the Day Center instead of the warehouse but I came here to do a diaper…read moredonation and did the diaper drop-off at 2107 E. Magnolia Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034 Easy drop off! Just get out of your car and ring the bell! They let me know they take all newly/barely used clothes and new baby items. Definitely check their website

We really liked our stop into Thrift to Thrive! They even have a coffee shop which I will checkout…read morenext time! The store is on the smaller side but the quality of the items was great. We did not find anything in particular to buy but will stop in next time we're in the area!

HUGE thrift store with a large coffee shop that benefits children in need. There is a lot here from…read moreclothing to furniture to framed art and vases/pottery. This is a great thrift shop in general but also one to check out specifically if you are looking for any framed art.

Zero stars! Requesting immediate investigations into this facility…read more I was required by court and law to serve my loved one with court documents and informing him of his obligations to come to court on a petition I felt necessary to protect him. I have on video, a security guard who threatened to throw those court documents out into the trash along with sentimental items that were left for my loved one that have in the past comforted him. These items are what remain of his deceased parents and include his grandmothers urn. Despite police confirmation he is there- This facility does not act in their residents best interest even when on video.

I called and left voice mails several times without receiving any responses regarding providing…read moreassistance to the homeless individuals in the vicinity of our business. I have also handed out their resource cards to homeless individuals, only to learn from one of the individuals that Phoenix Rescue Mission does not really help them. I'm led to believe him given that they did not respond like the website says. The financial donations I have given to Phoenix Rescue Mission will cease, as this is a disappointment to me. I thought they really cared and wanted to help those in need. It seems like they're for profit $, rather than not.

This is a great place to volunteer. The staff and other volunteers are so sweet and caring people…read more It's very clean and organized. They also have a website making it easy to sign up to help others in need. If you've never volunteered then start here! If you have volunteered, then start here! :)

This ministry is a wonderful refuge for women who are seeking shelter and a long term place to get…read moreback on their feet. It is safe and secure with security guard and strict clearance for visitors. My friend has been staying there for three months since having the worst summer ever. Now she has opportunity to be surrounded by a caring, professional community conducive to her recovery and stabilization. She has a healthy daily routine that includes medication management, Bible study, counseling, meals, and on campus work. I highly recommend Phoenix Rescue Mission Changing Lives Center for women.

2/14/26 Purpose…read more My study groups Team event. Fourteen of us from BCC did a Community volunteering activity to pack box food for children in need. Today we are focusing on specific overseas underserved villages and dietary needs of the children. Parking 5/5 Abundance of private parking Facilities 5/5 Very impressive building, large well suited for Feeding My Starving Children's mission. Teams which can be families, business teams etc may sigh-up in advance to be scheduled to participate in a meaningful and needed service for fighting hunger. Our day began in their Large group welcome and information room. Run by a great orator of their organization we learned what we were going to do and who would be receiving the product of our labor. Very nicely done! Surrounding this great room was the organizations special store. Items available for purchase were made in many of the countries they serve. Packing room 5/5 After dawning head and facial hair nets and gloves we were organized in sub team groups to a specific job. Activities/Effort 5:/5 in the progressive line from bulk dry food products to measuring, funnel dumping into bags to scale to add or remove product to meet bag weight requirements the to a sealing operation and final case building and taping. Teamwork 5:5 There must have been 8-10 teams with ~14 a team in a fun and motivational competition to maximize the Total food each two hour shift could produce. I enjoyed how our team with some ASU students developed teamwork that was flexible. Event take-away 10/5 Facts about food shortages and malnutrition are real. Child development is impacted both physically and psychologically. There are nations like ours who have organizations like Feed My Starving Children who have the networks, logistics, raw food based sources that utilize nutritional targets with environmentally stable ingredients. What we were shown today is the manual labor needed to meet the output requirements to feed those in need can be accomplished by organizing people of all colors, creeds and religions come together to serve a common goal, Feeding Starving Children. Everyone can benefit from moving out of your comfort zone by sacrificing 2-4 hrs to serve others, and to send a fundamental message to those around the world of Hope and Love through food. And in the process lean how you can work well with others from a wide spectrum of society for a higher cause. Get your families, work colleagues neighbors etc together and have fun helping! Be humble and gracious to others my friends-SYOY!

Amazing! Very structured, organized, and clean!…read more Employees were amazing and helpful. Only thing I suggest is maybe don't have a quiet person in the warehouse explaining how to do things without a mic- could barely hear her over the chatter of other groups and just static of the air. The introduction went smooth, warehouse is my favorite!!! Lots of moving around, heavy lifting, and quick thinking. This is a great organization to be part of if you want to volunteer, especially for a Christian business! They offer anyone who wants, to pray over the food boxes at the end of your shift (optional) they also have a "gift shop" which is all around you as you come in, so you can purchase goods made in other countries and know the labor is being fairly paid for! Everything priced well! 29¢ is what it takes to make one meal for a child, so every donation is significant, no matter how small! They're based off donations and don't take any assistance from the government, so any type of support you can give them is appreciated ! Attached is a picture of our ending numbers

I enjoy volunteering whenever I can. I had signed up to do some volunteer work with a team in…read moreanother country. But before heading out on our trip, we decided to come here first to do some team building so that we could get to know each other. Midwest Food Bank is a faith-based organization. Their mission is to alleviate hunger and malnutrition locally and throughout the world and provide disaster relief. It is a great place for groups, families and individuals to come and volunteer at. Sign up is easy and they have daily shifts available to help pack and organize food boxes in their warehouse. They make it simple to find a shift that works best for your schedule. When you arrive and check in, Midwest Food Bank shows a video about the organization and explains how food will be packaged. Volunteers are then assigned to different stations. Because you are working with food, hand washing is required and so is wearing a hair net (they provide them). The staff here at Midwest Food Bank is great and they making volunteering fun. It is a great place to bring your kids too! Midwest Food Bank currently distributes nearly $40 million worth of food to over 2,200 non-profit organizations each month.

Midwest truly is the best food bank out there. They're so kind and thorough. They love to help…read moreothers and I feel like their organization is top notch. I'm so grateful I've been able to help out for the last 5 years. Thank you to the team always