I had a wooden storage cabinet that we were done with and I phoned this location after being told…read moreat another location that they were "full". The young fellow (I feel bad that I did not get his name) told me to bring it over. When I pulled up to the storefront, he came out with a two-wheel dolly and we loaded it on and he rolled it into the shop. He is a very personable guy and as I was leaving, a lady came in and asked if she could drop off some books. He immediately offered to carry the books in from her vehicle and she was ecstatic. That's the type of person that all businesses need and he should be promoted to some sort of training position to instill his spirit into other staffers.

Not the biggest or the best, but A-OK for basic produce needs. Prices are a bit higher than larger…read morefarmers' markets I have been to. The one exception I saw was the family selling the eggs from their Araucana chickens. Don't let the blue color deter you. The yolks are the darkest orange I've ever seen and really, really good when they are fresh. They sell them for $2.00/dozen which he said is the average price. I pay $4.00/dozen for them back in DC! As Louise W. said, it doesn't take long to browse this market. They have a much smaller off shoot of this market directly across from Sparrow on a street off Michigan Ave. Wednesdays: 2:30-7:00pm

I love this market less for its variety than for the vision that created it. It's not the biggest…read morefarm market around, but they have a decent variety of vendors and a commitment to make good, local food available to the downtown area where there are so few sources for fresh foods. They also feature free performances by local talent and information about the services of the Allen Neighborhood Center. If you have no cash, you can use your debit or credit card to buy tokens at a central table which can be used at any of the stalls. It is an open-air market in a parking lot close to two major East/West Lansing bus routes, and is generally open from mid May through Mid October.

The service would be the Lansing Food bad Bank Feeding the needs of many …read more We went to "Empty Bowls" and this year the event was held at the Lansing Foodbank. The Lansing Foodbank put on an amazing tour of their facility and it was great. There were about 8 different stations to stop at and talk about each one. This was a really great adventure, seeing how it all comes together to feed so many. Take the tour.

This organization offers a necessary service to the the Greater Lansing area. They are a good…read morechoice for food drives and volunteer opportunities. Not only do they provide food resources to the GL area- they offer education about food, garden supplies, and facilitate the local Food Movers organization.

The ACS is an excellent organization. They have been around for many, many years. They offer tons…read moreof services to patients. They have really helped with different kinds of treatment available. I hope to be joining the Road To Recovery program which helps with getting patients to treatments, I would be a driver. Here's to ACS and hoping we can cure Cancer for good.