I would rate this cooperative ministry in Norcross Ga with ZERO stars if I could. I really don't…read moreknow where to start or begin this review. However, these people are choosing who they want to help. Shame on you. First, I need help with my utilities and food. Arrived there around 8:45am. About 8:55 this unfriendly older white man. Yell out the door no good morning or anything. Stated you don't have to waited in lines go and get into your car because we will open in 45 mins. WOW!! I understand it was very cold outside but your body language speaks volumes and I already know that he was a very rude unfriendly old man. They open the door around 9:35 which was awesome. The same unfriendly older man. Started stating the new rules for the 2025 cooperative ministry and how he loves being a volunteer over the past years and that they are low on funds helping families in need. Secondly, the rules was not explained in good understanding terms. They just keep asking do you have any questions. The reality were mostly for new clients or clients who have use the food pantry 5 months or more. Please Beware!!!! The new rules 2025 is that for 5 months you will need to use their food pantry once a month or now twice. If you have used their food pantry for 5 months or more then if they have the funds to help with rent and/or utilities you can get help stated by Ms.Becky. My story like I said at the beginning, I needed help with my utilities and food due to temporary loss of wages. Because I used this ministry back in 2017 (Yes) 2017)for rent assistance 8 years ago. The smart ash old white man and Ms.Becky stated they could not help me with the electric bill and ask me did I still need help with food. I stated NO. Why would I need so called good frozen food if there is no electricity. Another real issue the Unfriendly old man started to throw my application in a trash bin and not a shredder. So, I told him to please hand me my application to shred it the correct way. Just awful and sad.

Wow what a day but worth it , this place was very much helpful for me today in my time of need . I…read morewas recommended by a friend to try this ministry out for some assistance due to me being laid off my job and they did that just in time to help me be able to provide for myself and child with what I needed. It was a long experience and some issues i had but (not a problem by them ) . I definitely recommend this place if your in need of some form of assistance they offer rental, utility , food and clothing help , which i know a lot of people can use a helping hand some time i took some good pictures and i can honestly say it was worth the wait i arrived around 10:15am an left at 3pm yes i know that was a long time but they open at 9:30am it was already crowded by 10am so keep that in mind . I also wanna get a chance sometime next week to donate some thing that i have that i know others can use because they also take donations i have a lot of baby stuff i know some mother could possibly use and would love to donate it . Oh yeah one last thing is they have a board to help find more assistance programs and job openings when i was here today Waffle House was doing interviews on spot.

We do this every year for community service. My fraternity and our sister organization come in and…read moredo diapers and clothes and Women's Health packs and all sorts of things. We take a few months throughout the year to stack up donations. And then we just ended up sorting things and putting things in places in the warehouse. It's a really good way for us to work together, to give back to the community. All of the proceeds go to places that are in need, within the community. Giving back a super important, and helping Mama's is consistently in the Forefront of that within Gwinnett county.

From the owner: Baby Supply Bank of Georgia. Support the over 300,000 women and children living in poverty in Metro…read moreAtlanta by texting "HELPMAMAS" to 44-321.

Paw Project of Georgia is truly a special place. From the moment you walk in, you can feel how…read morecozy, welcoming, and full of love the atmosphere is. The people there are incredibly friendly and genuinely care about every single animal in their rescue. It's clear that the animals are not just being housed, but truly loved, nurtured, and given a second chance at a happy life. This rescue runs on compassion, dedication, and heart--and they rely on donations to continue their amazing work. Supporting Paw Project of Georgia means supporting a team that goes above and beyond for animals who need it most. I'm so grateful for everything they do.

Quick easy affordable vet! Plus they are very helpful to the community. I picked up a free bag of…read moredog food for my pup. Which was really needed this month.

This is a huge Goodwill store! There is also plenty of parking in the strip mall it's in…read more As with most thrift stores, the inventory can be hit or miss depending on the day so it might be a good idea to check back weekly for new finds. Some of the clothing and home goods looked kind of ratty but there were some good rather new items too. They do have 50% colored tags for the week so the item might be even cheaper! The home goods section also arranged items by colors which I thought was very fun. I don't see that in a lot of thrift stores. A loveseat couch was like $25 or $35 which was pretty crazy! I also picked up a Frye carrying case for $3 and it was new with tags!

They have nice stuff but they to make available fitting room to try on cloths when making a choice .read more

WONDER-FULL!!! I am one of six sisters born to my parents. I know the great spirit that connects…read moreus--ALL!!! I read over the website, I felt ever so grateful for the works the Sisters perform. I sincerely look forward to joining their efforts! I Stand. I SALUTE!!!

SLOWEST PROCESS EVER! I think the men who run the drop off line get a high out of making cars and…read morethe people in them wait. They shut the line down in between each car and then disappear inside for at least 10 to 15 minutes. It's a joke! Take your junk elsewhere if you don't want to spend the better part of your day sitting in your car waiting.

Got a call they would arrive for pickup between 30-60 mins. 2 hours later no one showed up. I had…read moreto call SA and see where they were as it was starting to rain. The guy proceeded to tell me that they won't pick up if the bags are wet (rain had no started during the initial 30-60 min time slot). LIKE WTF? Ummmm well if the drivers had arrived when they were supposed to they would have gotten everything before it started raining. If I had even received a phone call that they were running late I would have made arrangements to put the 10+ bags under the covered front porch. But NOPE. NO ONE CALLED ME. But yet it's my fault that it rained. SORRY SALVATION ARMY - BC OF YOUR A$$ COMMUNICATION PEOPLE ARE WITHOUT THINGS BC CLEARLY YOU ALL DO NOT CARE ABOUT OTHERS. I WILL NEVER DONATE TO SA AGAIN. COMPLETE BULLSHIT. BTW - ITS ALL THE DISPATCHERS FAULT. I don't blame the drivers. It's the dumba$$ DISPATCHERS that sit there and make the stupid calls. FIRE THEM! CLEAN HOUSE when it comes to the dispatchers please. Thank goodness I have another charity coming for pickup that is reliable!!!!!

The team at Planned PEThood were great and took amazing care of my goldendoodle. I took her to get…read morespayed and a hernia repair because the cost was drastically lower than going to Chewy or your local vet. I was skeptical at first because you don't want your pet to get hurt by reducing costs but this place was well with it overall. Highly recommend for taking care of my dog, quality or service and value.

Took my cat to get neutered at their van and they left him with an open wound. He was dripping…read moreblood from his incision within a couple hours. He hadn't touched the incision site at all. He didn't do anything but lay on the floor after we got home. It was almost like they didn't stitch or glue or anything to the incision. There is also excessive bruising all the way from his butt to his lower abdomen. My baby is miserable. I would never take another animal to their spay/neuter van. I ended up taking him to the emergency vet just 3 hours after I brought him home.

Sometimes I would donate here under the pretense that people like me and my partner (LGBTQ) for…read moreexample would be donating for a good cause to help even our own. But upon doing more research and seeing more on their website, I feel uncomfortable donating to an organization that sees my people typically as inferior. I'd rather not participate in further assisting their organization's... activities. IYKYK. There are other places that could benefit from both time, effort, donations and consideration that support both local and wider groups of people's needs.

This location has an abundance of quality used furniture and knick knacks , dishes, etc. Their…read moreclothing sections not quite as good as Goodwill or Value Village. Employees are friendly and good Christian music (Fish FM)plays above whilst you shop. The book section and stock area was kind of messy. Like all second hand stores its like a treasure hunt but ymmv. This store has all the prices clearly listed on yellow stickers.

what to be said about this business. Too many bullies there to stir someone up. Always rethink…read morethe possibilities of going to just people before signing into just people. I was part of it. I thought everything would be okay. I had a couple of bullies in the program which I will not name. I think they are in it for the money. the mental health meetings didn't help me as I displayed my problems to the group. What stays in there stays In there. I was looking for advice. Just people staff usually says you are on your own on this.

If you take care of a disabled adult, there's no better place for them. The staff are…read moreknowledgeable, and go out of their way to make the experiences here pleasant. Their side-business, "Just" Boxes, employs many of the adults that come to their facility, which gives their lives purpose, and they're always looking for ways to help disabled adults find their place in the world.

The Faith Project gave me a chance to get back on my feet and gain independence to survive on my…read moreown. I'm forever grateful for the assistance that I received from the Faith Project. Kenneth Rogers

From the owner: The Faith Project was founded in 2011 to bring attention to the issue of homelessness in Atlanta,…read moreGeorgia. Our primary goal is to provide housing for homeless veterans and individuals impacted by addiction and incarceration. We believe in restoring the lives of those who have been destroyed by addiction and provide the necessary tools and support to achieve their recovery goals. Our team comprises dedicated volunteers and full-time staff who manage all aspects of volunteering and develop programs to meet the needs of different sectors. Over the years, we have gained recognition for our efforts and have collaborated with other organizations and companies to create opportunities for the homeless