I worked for Faith Mission as a Resident Assistant Supervisor and it was a spiritual experience and…read moreuplifting situation for myself and the people I met. I tried to make everyone that I met at the shelter feel better and valued, including the staff. At times the upper management were a lot to deal with, Mr. Williams was my supervisor; a black man, ex marine , republican, who constantly kept a frown on his face and never a friendly word to the staff. I worked in both of the men shelters, and their was always some major scandal with residents or staff that needed hands on repair and one time.... News reporting that end up evicting residents and eventually getting staff fired for alerting the news media. I wrote about these stories in my book; HEY PUDDIN! Some Things Just Don't Change by MYCHAELTODD

The staff is very rude to downright mean as can be to the "guests" at the 217 N Grant location…read more I've witnessed it and have been on the receiving end of their nasty ways. Reporting to higher ups will go ignored and they'll say just that to your face. They'll lie to in order to scream and yell at homeless women at this shelter. If they acknowledge them at all, that is. You will be treated like literal crap and they know that you'll have to take it or be "exited" meaning kicked out into the elements. Always remember your faith and relationship with the Most High Almighty when you're used as a chew toy daily by the front desk staff.

Don't even think about donating furniture unless it's brand-spanking new. They won't take anything…read morethat looks even a little used. I guess their clients are getting better furniture than most of us have.

Rude. I'm on disability. Cannot work. My wife has suffered a major broken back and multiple…read moreoperations from a car wreck. We have received help before approximately 4 years ago after a referral and now we are being told there's a fee. Furnitre With A Heart My A**! More like Furniture With An Attitude greedy A**holes!

Are you searching for a church that puts God first and is filled with friendly, Christ focused…read morebelievers then you have come to the right place. My experience with this beautiful group of people has been very special. This is one of the fastest growing churches in America, and it is easy to see why the first time you walk through these doors. I encourage you to come see for yourself.

I really love Rock City! Love what they're doing to get young people back in the church…read more This was my first time attending this location, although I'm actually here all the time since they're attached to The Dream Center, a nonprofit that serves the homeless, lower income, and people in human trafficking. The lobby area is tighter than the UA campus, but it's good because greeters are more apt to see you and talk to you. They seem to be much nicer here. They were selling apparel in the lobby, so I had to take a look. Got myself a windbreaker to rep the church. I recognize a lot more faces at this campus. It was nice. Service was great. The singers on stage were also good. Seems like more undergrads tend to be at this campus since it's close by. You can sit upstairs in the balcony or downstairs. The space is smaller than UA, but it's a good size since UA has more people. They have Wednesday and Sunday night services too. We were at the 10:45am service and it was still filled with lots of people. I saw a few families, older people, and definitely some students. Parking is tricky. Since I volunteer here on occasion, I know to drive through into the second spot. Otherwise, wait a while before leaving. Would love to come back again though! I enjoyed the energy on stage. The high ceilings also made the space feel a bit more open. They're made of wood. I felt close to nature. Lol.

So very lucky to have had their services when I was ill. Very professional I must say, and the…read moreaides are top notch.

LifeCare Alliance is a nationally recognized nonprofit human services organization serving nearly…read more30,000 Ohioans each year. Our mission is to provide Nutrition, Health, and Support services that help restore the stability and self-reliance of people facing challenges stemming from medical conditions, disabilities, or aging in place. They provide pet food and vet service for the seniors pets who receive Meals on wheels

I adopted Riley in September, 2020. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is, I do…read morebelieve that from the time of application submission to hearing from someone, should be shorter. That being said, it's clearly stated on the application that it may take 10 days to hear from a volunteer and that's exactly how long it took for me. Once I did hear back I was then put in touch with the foster mom, who was absolutely wonderful! We communicated on a regular basis. We met at a park, we then scheduled a home visit, and we then adopted the most AMAZING boy! All of that happened over the course of a few weeks, but that's not out of the ordinary at all. I was also told by the foster mom, right up front, there was another family interested in him and going through the process as well. So if they would have won out, that's just life, regardless of how far I was in the process. Most of these dogs come from really bad circumstances, so an exhaustive process to find the perfect home SHOULD be done and they SHOULD be picky. I couldn't be happier!

When I adopted my dog I was so impressed with the lengths they went to before the actual adoption…read more They actually contacted my veterinarian to make sure the dog I used to have was current on all his vaccinations. There was a question about his Simparica Trio so they reached out to me for clarification. Then one of their volunteers came to my house to make sure it passed the dog friendly test. We had a visit with the dog we ended up adopting. It was all very thorough and I couldn't be more pleased with the whole process. They know their foster dog went to a loving home and I felt good knowing they wouldn't adopt out if it wasn't the right fit. This rescue is all volunteers who just want to find good homes for unhoused dogs.

Really good church, people there are nice and I don't see much of any truth within the accusations…read more I honestly have a great time there and have been going for just over a year now

Been going to this church my entire life and love it. Have gotten to experience middle school, high…read moreschool, and college ministry and have to say my closest friends i have met through going to this church. Teachings are very insightful and informative, I learn something new every week. Love this Church and wouldn't change anything.

I never expected a junk haul to end in a group hug. If you want a team that treats your home, your…read morebelongings, and you with real respect, this is who to call. Five stars don't feel like enough. Their commitment to treating people and belongings with respect and zero judgment drew us to them initially; that promise held up completely in person. The fees were very reasonable and the experience was great from start to finish. I got an appointment within a day and a half; the appointment time window was only 30 min (practically unheard of!); they texted confirming their actual ETA and arrived on schedule; and they were kind, careful, and efficient. They'd already exceeded expectations, but at the end, they volunteered to move some heavy items I wasn't getting ride of into the garage. One grabbed a broom while in the garage and swept fallen leaves and sticks away from the entrance. Another grabbed a hand truck (with permission) and stacked a few bags of compost on it so it would be easier for me to move it around the yard. They were so observant and thoughtful. By the time they left, they'd practically turned into motivational speakers, showing a level of kindness and encouragement that made me genuinely felt cared for. I truly couldn't be happier.

Had a sizable hoard of trash in my bedroom from years of piling junk. About 14 kitchen waste bags…read moreworth. Also some electronic waste, old clothing/shoes, and a tv. Way more than I could put on the curb. It was raining and two days just before New Year's and these two women came the morning after I contacted them! Cost $175! It's rare when the price I imagine is the price I get. No surprises, very reasonable. I chose Mary and Michelle because they not only take your garbage but also donate worthwhile items to the homeless in your stead. Very sweet women and very fair service!

My 12 year old said camp location and some camp activities was great but the camp counselors made…read moreher experience the worst camp of her summer. She was there for an entire week and the counselors bullied her. My daughter felt humiliated. She was targeted. Minimal effort from her camp counselors and they were constantly on their phones instead of letting kids experience the fun of summer camp.Will NEVER recommend this camp to anyone ever again! I'd spend my money elsewhere!

From the owner: "Camp Wyandot is more than a summer camp location. Its an accepting, inviting, and fun place that…read morebrings people together. Children and adults are celebrated for their individuality while learning to work together. Activities such as archery, swimming, boating and hiking give children the opportunity to disconnect from technology and reconnect with nature in a safe and nurturing environment." -- Lina Taylor We have an overnight camp in Hocking Hills, and three day camp locations in central Ohio.

I went there several times. First when you went in and choose what you needed. Then during and…read moreafter COVID. That's when they gave you bags of food in a drive through format. Now I'm need to go again. It's a wonderful help when you need it.

It is amazing geart value and Supreme quality. A life saver for my family. Don't know what I…read morewould due without. I'm going Make it because this plan.