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    Sharia's Closet

    Sharia's Closet

    (55 reviews)

    Rolando

    I was really excited to donate to Sharia's Closet. I completely believe in their mission and would…read moremuch rather support a local organization doing community work than a place like Goodwill that upells donations for profit. Because of this, I brought in a large donation: six large trash bags of clothes and two grocery bags of shoes and additional clothes, all in excellent, ready-to-wear condition. Unfortunately, the experience when I arrived was disheartening. When I arrived it was unclear where to leave my donations since there were multiple tents set up. They didn't acknowledge me as I was standing there waiting for them to put their phones down. They were entirely focused on taking photos for Instagram. When they finally acknowledged me, I kindly asked for assistance and they very rudely just pointed toward a shopping cart and told me to use that and continued yapping about posting on social media. Mind you, they were just standing there on their phones since I arrived. I needed help lifting the heavy bags since I am petite. It felt dismissive and disrespectful. I left feeling really bummed that this was the "community support" I was met with after going out of my way (from Chula Vista) to bring good quality items. I still have a lot more clothes to donate, but based on this experience, I'll be looking for another organization that is willing to lend a hand when asked instead of being extremely rude and dismissive.

    I've donated here not too long ago. They really are doing something special here. The ppl are great…read moreto talk to and they make great bags for those who are in need. You need school stuff, they have it, you're looking for a job? They have clothes for that, men and women. You are treated with dignity here the only thing you have to do is just ask.

    Brides for a Cause - Wedding dress

    Brides for a Cause

    (118 reviews)

    North Park

    TLDR: I booked a solo appointment and the girls helped me out so much, I felt very relaxed and just…read morehad fun trying on dresses, most gowns were under 1000 but some needed significant repair, unexpectedly found and bought my dress! I had gone to one other traditional boutique and felt a little rushed because I hadn't had time to browse the racks before my appointment and didn't know what kind of style I wanted. So the more laidback vibe of BFAC was appealing to me as I wanted to peruse at my leisure and I was able to try on any style dress I wanted. I booked a solo appointment so I could just try on what I wanted, but not having someone there to help with zipping up made me a little slower with the dresses. The girls were able to help with zipping and clipping when I needed it. I was able to try on 8 different dresses (of varying degrees of condition). Most dresses were priced under 1000 but I did see many that had broken zippers/ripped seams/sold as is that would need repair. I ended up going a bit over my appointment time but the girls were so gracious in giving me more time, probably because I was there alone. Also I'm normally a 4 in street size but they recommended sizing up so I was looking at dresses between 6-8 which they had significant stock of. I stumbled on an absolute GEM of a dress that was a sample by Maggie Sottero. It was the second dress I had tried and it fit like a glove, was in pristine condition, and was so beautiful. The girls were so nice in hyping me up. I felt so pretty and comfortable in the dress but I didn't have the wow moment or tears so I was actually unsure if that was "my dress" but they were able to hold it for me for 24 hours. The hold was nice but stressful for me because I wanted more time to think about it (which is the nice thing about traditional stores that have normal stocked designers where you can try on a dress and return weeks to months later and still be able to buy it, but if I didn't buy this one, there wasn't a guarantee it would be there again next time). I ended up going back the following day (no appointment needed) to try it on again and styled it in different ways to see what alterations I would want and I realized I would be devastated if I passed on it and would regret not getting it right then. When I was paying for the dress, the girls actually said they had just gotten the dress in too so if you don't find a dress initially, check back again because it seems their stock rotates frequently and you might be able to find a really good quality dress for a fraction of the cost (I ended up saving 70% of the retail cost at BFAC).

    So fun!!! Felt so supported by worker Brooke and got so much advice…read more I loved this journey and recommend to everyone !!! I found my dress

    United Domestic Worker of America

    United Domestic Worker of America

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    Rolando

    The purpose of this meeting is UDW represented themselves as the union of workers in the program…read moresuch as IHSS and child care, and they tried to educate people to become their members, again they were just doing their jobs, and showing us the benefits but it's not like I wasn't part of 2 other unions already, and I told them for me personally I don't feel it was necessary to join yet, again I was nicely declining :) so hopefully they could help other people to sign up, and I am more than happy to volunteer my time, but not becoming a member here ;)

    To whomever can help me get my money back:As of May, 6, 2024 I have been giving care to my roommate…read morethrough the IHSS Care Giver program in Orange County, California. A mandatory "Class" took place at the Public Authority Office in Santa Ana, CA on July 26, 2024. It was given by "Maria", a rep of the IHSS office. A Direct Deposit form was passed out to all attendees and we were told, at that time, to fill it out and turn it in order to get paid as care givers. Some attendees raised their hands to ask questions (I was one of them). "Maria" explained she was only given a few minutes and we would have the opportunity to have questions answered afterwords. Her assitstant collected our forms then, AND ONLY THEN they showed a video about the UDW and what it is like to be a member. Once I realized that this video was unrelated to being a Care-giver, I raised my hand again. In the background I could hear another attendee getting heated with the rep as she quickly walked out. My questions were not answered.Her presentation ended and she left abruptly. We were called up to another representative of the IHSS to approve our additional forms required by the Public Authority Office. I asked the representative awaiting me if I had to be sign up as a UDW member in order to be a care-giver for my ill roommate. "April" said it was NOT a requirement. I questioned her as to the direct deposit form that was turned in. She explained that payment will be sent through to state controller's office. She pointed to a white board on the wall with a phone number of the Union of Domestic Workers and said to call it for questions. "April" was abrupt and unfriendly.I have since sent the required form to opt-out and a personal note to the UDW representative in Southern Cal, David Moore, stating my desire to cancel my unwanted membership and to refund the fees taken out of my IHSS paychecks.There has been no action or response to date.

    VFW Post 1512 - nonprofit - Updated October 2026

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