A great volunteer organization helping children throughout Tulare County. Join and you won't be…read moredisappointed by this welcoming group managing great programs in our community.

I stayed here for the 90 days. The staff is amazing and caring. Very respectful and always willing…read moreto help with what they can. I was at peace here. Almost like home.

Love this place. My kid is benefitting alot from their program. The price is pretty reasonable…read morecompare to some of the other programs.

From the owner: Summer Camp Youth Development…read moreResident Camp Youth Leadership

I called to donate items (religious ceramics, religious framed art, crosses) and was told that…read morethose items are not accepted. I'm still in shock that a Catholic thrift store won't accept these items.

When looking for a place to donate food and canned goods, I found The Bethlehem Center! They take…read morefood donations from 10-11:45am on the weekdays under the blue tent inside the parking lot. They also offer receipts for your donated goods for tax reimbursement purposes. Highly recommend donating or coming here to volunteer!

Tried to visit for the first time but never made it out of the parking lot as the rent-a-cop in a…read moregolf cart circled my vehicle twice before I even hopped out. Granted I misread the start time and was 45 min late, but being stared down while I figure out what I was going to do was more than I wanted to deal with so I left. While I was leaving golf cart man posted up and watched me leave. Not a great welcoming first impression, gonna try somewhere else.

The people at Visalia 1st makes you feel so welcome , friendly , giving , outstanding services and…read moregreat pastors

There is something about an organization that enjoys and takes immense pride in giving back to its…read morecommunities, and this organization is just that. I am so grateful to have found the Visalia Rescue Mission to volunteer at. All the people I have had the privilege of prepping, plating, and serving with have been amazing. I look forward to continuing my relationship with this amazing group to give back to the very community I grew up in. Good job, Visalia Rescue Mission!

The team is doing incredible work in the greater Visalia area. Their professionalism, compassion,…read moreand dedication to serving others is evident in everything they do. They are making a lasting and meaningful impact in the community.

Big disappointment, after seeing IG reviews and reading others here, expected a BIG SELECTION, and…read morea two story facility. Drove ALMOST 3 hours to get here, through some fog. A decent selection of clothes, reasonable prices, but everything was mixed up, styles and sizes, so hard to shop. Lots of 'new' surplus merchandise, but prices pretty high. Overall, prices high and selection so-so.... AND NO SECOND FLOOR!!!

I am a fan of Rescued Treasures and their work in support of Visalia Rescue Mission. This store is…read morewell kept, well stocked and well run by friendly employees and it is the family's choice for donations as we liquidate my mother's former home.

These people work so hard. They stay out late, overnight even. Setting traps & transporting cats to…read moreand from the surgery. They also watch them until they are ready for release. It's very difficult. They really help Visalia.

I had a stray cat at my residence that I wanted to neuter, as no one claimed it after a Facebook…read morepost. I had difficulty finding a business that wasn't quite expensive. This organization called me back, gave me a voucher code, and I was able to have it neutered the next day for $20. That price includes regular cat shots, ear clip, and neuter. For all feral cats, you need to bring the cat in a trap, not anything else. They will not accept cats in other enclosed containers at any vet's business. This is to avoid harm to their employees. The Visalia Cat Coalition has volunteers that call you back. The volunteer who called me is named Janice. She was extremely helpful and led me through the process step-by-step. She had me go to the Valley Oak SPCA clinic in Visalia. She even went so far as to meet me t at 5:30 AM. I got there early, as feral cats are taken on a first-come first-serve basis and they only accept a limited number each day. Janice also followed up with me less than a week later to see how the cat had done after the surgery.