Talent Yield Coalition is the sponsor of the Marcelous-Williams Resource Center. They have…read moreprovided a "One-Stop Shop" for all social service needs regardless of who you are.....elderly, disabled, veteran, homeless, caregiver, teacher, community member, church or school counselor. Their ability to know what resources are available to assist a person in need and their ability to educate you about the services available but turn around and advocate to make sure you receive the services. A Great Non-Profit in East Harris County, Baytown, Chambers County area.

folks working for this place are wonderful. the food given out at the events was farm fresh and not…read morefake processed ingredients. also they work with courts to get community service hours and other big businesses for company volunteering.

This particular Re-Store is the one you go to for mainly: flooring, mosaic tiles, and doors. There…read moreis some furniture but most is pretty expensive for used furniture that you'd have to do some deep cleaning or woodworking. Don't get me wrong, they do have nice furniture like the newer couches that are crazy beautiful. There are just soooooo many doors pre-hung and just the door with or without the hole for doorknobs. There is also soooooo many different and upper scale drawer pulls and handles. Let's not forget they have days with deals that go from 20% to 60% off. Sometimes if you are lucky you can bargain a deal if you buy a large amount of items.

This restore has changed. There is very minimal items. It used to be a full store. Maybe their…read moredonations are low right now. I got lucky of finding the diffusers for $1. They were stocking them and I brought 5 to give to my family. Also got lucky that they had one cute flat pink shoes in my size, cashier lowered the price for me. I never thought they would sell shoes and clothes I thought it was only house items. Nice service.

Very nice and gracious staff! The home and family space is extremely clean. Locations are…read moreconvenient and the cupboards are stuffed with donated foods.

Houston and the rest of the country could use more places like The Ronald McDonald House. I…read morerecently went on a tour of the facility as a potential volunteer and I was blown away by what they do. The Ronald McDonald House is an extremely low cost ($25/day) facility for families of pediatric patients undergoing treatment in the Texas Medical Center. The facility provides housing to patients who are undergoing treatment at several hospital including MD Anderson, Texas Children's, Memorial Hermann, etc... Priority housing is given to patients undergoing cancer treatment, but many different families stay here. This is so much more than a long term hotel. There are community rooms, computer access, playrooms, outdoor playgrounds, community kitchens, laundry facilities, and more! They even have special kitchens for transplant patients to store their food. Most days of the week, volunteers bring and serve food to families staying here. Best part of the whole place? The house dog, Mogie. Mogie was running around, playing with kids, and was putting a smile on everyone's face. Pet therapy is so important for patients and their families. Mogie was so cute, I wanted to scoop him up and bring him home with me! For $175 a week, a family can stay here, get free shuttle service to/from hospitals, and enjoy many free catered meals. I can't imagine how important a facility like this is when you are from out of town and your family is devastated by a life threatening medical diagnosis. I can't wait to start volunteering here! If you are interested, check out their website: http://www.rmhhouston.org/Volunteer/

I'm a little late writing this review but I feel as a parent this is my responsibility to share my…read moreexperience with other new parents that have to make the decision to place their child in daycare. My review and experience is based on the infant room only. I had multiple bad experiences in the infant room with two of the caregivers in particular. I gave instructions on how to feed my 4 month old baby at that time that was not followed. Also on one occasion my baby had a blow out and her soiled clothes was placed in her bottle cooler without being placed in a separate plastic bag. I still gave the daycare a chance because I realize no daycare is perfect. The last straw is when I was picking up my baby and she was isolated from the other infants and caregivers on the opposite side of the room. I was extremely upset. I asked the caregivers how come she was isolated and I was told because her bouncer was there, which makes no sense considering the bouncer was not nailed to the ground. I spoke to the owner the next morning and she appeared to be very attentive and receptive to my concerns. The caregivers had already spoke to her prior to the next morning, which is most likely because they knew I was going to report them. They told the owner the reason my daughter was in the corner away from everyone is because they didn't want the other babies (that are the same age as her) to hurt her and I get mad. This was absurd because I never said anything about my baby being hurt by other babies in the "infant" room. This was very unacceptable and was a form of child neglect. The supervisor said she would talk to the caregivers. That same week there was no change in their behavior, they never spoke when I picked up my baby, they would just hand me my baby and say nothing for the most. They wouldn't verbally tell me how my daughters day was even after the discussion I had with the owner. Never once did the owner try to rectify the situation by giving me a update or a corrective action plan, which let me know she didn't really care as well. I sent the owner a email explaining why I was removing my daughter from the daycare and I never received a response.I removed my baby from Happy Times within a week of this occurrence. My baby now goes to Principrin and she is so loved and taken care of, and I don't have worry in the world when I drop her off. This was my experience with Happy Times Academy, it was a horrible experience. No parent wants to feel an uneasy feeling when they trust caregivers to care for their children. And I realize that perhaps every caregiver may not care personally for a parent but a professional demeanor should always be maintained, especially when taking care of children.

My daughter has been attending HTA since 08/2018. She started when she was 6 months old. Overall,…read moreour experience has been a pleasant one. However, after there was a change in ownership, HTA has improved so much! From the remodeling of the rooms and cleanliness to the live updates on the app and improved monthly newsletters. I love all of the improvements that have been made. Before the new management, I did not like the unpleasant smell that the daycare sometimes had. Now, the daycare always smells and feels very clean. Although I never had a problem with the previous owner/management, I can see that the new management is more caring about the children and about parents concerns. The teachers have all been awesome. My daughter is happy to go to daycare everyday and that gives me a sense of security and tranquility. She is 20 months now and she has been knowing most children lullabies/songs, how to count to 6 in Spanish and English (she gets a little mixed up from 6-10), can sing the ABC's, says please & thank you, just to name a few things. We practice most of these things at home but being that she's at daycare most of the day, I have to thank her teachers for that. This month will be the first month that there will be holiday events/festivals since the previous ownership and we are super excited to see what everything is going to be like.

If I could give 0 stars, I would. This "school" is nothing short of abusive. as A student from…read more1995-2001, I was brainwashed and verbally abused by the staff and my peers. The staff routinely humiliated me publicly and privately for not conforming to their idea of perfect Christianity - an unattainable ideal. Do not send your children here unless you want to pay for decades of therapy.

The school has a great staff, great facilities and parking. It also has a nice daycare.read more

The best service organization in Pearland is also the one responsible for much of its history! If…read morethere is a better membership organization that has a storied history, provides for the community, and consists of great members...I have yet to hear of them. ROAR!

Trying to get community service hours by applying online but the website just takes you to virus…read morespam pages like "you're our 5 billionth view! Click this spam link to get a virus and claik your tv". Ridiculous! This is something definitely not needed for the community.

A great organization with so many functions and volunteers. This is my go to polling place and…read morelocation for Super Neighborhood meetings. Lots of opportunities to learn about relevant topics regardless of age. The staff is accommodating and you see a lot of positive reinforcement messages for the youth. I even found some classes that I was not expecting to, do stop by and enjoy!

This is my go-to spot for early voting,and this year, Voting Day. The photo I took was taken about…read more90 minutes before polls closed in March 2022 for the primaries. This photo is one for those voting for one particular party, whereas the line for the other political party was quite short. They are well staffed with helpful volunteers who direct, encourage,and thank you for voting. It's so organized. Aside from voting, this center does great things for the community and their changing needs. The avenues of addressing these needs varies as government policies change. This makes me even more committed to voting here. They do so much for Harris county, and the least I can do is show up to vote. Grateful for Ripley and all who actualize it.