Unfortunately My Experience With Forgotten Harvest Is Delivering Boxes To The Wrong People &…read moreAddress. If You Happen To Contact Someone They Stated Changes Can NOT BE DONE & There Is No WAY THEY CAN CORRECT THE PROBLEM.

I have done yearly work volunteer events here for the last 6 years. I don't mind setting up the…read moreevents here since it's closer to home. Much of the food is donated by local stores or restaurants. They get a ton of stuff into their warehouse. They always go through the daily protocol in the big conference room. You are to wear gloves and a hair cover and beard cover for those with facial hairs. Now you can add a face mask to the attire too. You start the event work around 9am and work until 11am to noon. The warehouse job is the hardest. I have sorted through some rough looking potatoes, to water logged and decrepit looking cucumbers and tomatoes. It makes you really appreciate the foods we can easily pick through at the grocery store to get the most appealing ones. Any sign of mold gets tossed. This is the hardest of the jobs, but also the most rewarding since it's labor intensive too. I have also had the pleasure of assembling sandwiches in the kitchen too, with wheat squares of bread, some meat like slices of pork meat of some sort and cheese too. Volunteering your time and energy is greatly rewarding and so helpful to those in need. This is a great center that gives back ro the community. At the end of your day, they will brief you on how many bags or boxes of food were boxed that day. It's the only day big the original big 3 OEMs groups can collaborate and work together side by side without any intellectual property issues too.

honestly disappointing from start to finish. The place was not clean and had a strong Oder. I…read moreworked at cat shelter for years, it's supposed to smell like a mixture of cleaning spray and bleach . There was a noticeable odor, and some areas looked like they hadn't been properly maintained. For a place that charges an entry fee, I expected a much higher standard of hygiene. We were told not to interact with almost all of the cats because they are "spicy" they didn't seem well-socialized. Not enjoyable. On top of that, the staff came across as completely rude. Overall, it felt overpriced for what you get. Between the atmosphere, cleanliness issues, and lack of manners, I wouldn't recommend Catfé Lounge and wouldn't go back.

The staff here is WONDERFUL. We felt so comfortable visiting, had all of our questions answered,…read moreand felt like everyone there really cared for the cats. What an amazing idea. Aside from it being great for the community, it was also very entertaining. Next time, we might go a little earlier because many of the cats were sleepy by the time that end time slot came around (still fun and adorable, though). I will say, if you've never visited before, it inevitably gets very stinky, so I would opt to wear a mask.

I was part of a team that did a food drive for them. We had to deliver food to the elderly. Their…read moreoperation is Top Notch here. They had all the food items available and boxed and ready for us to taking our vehicle and get to location. Everything was well organized with phone numbers of the clients and addresses were set properly , and forms for recipients to sign if necessary.

Wonderful organization wish we had more like it around in our community to help the youth and those…read morein need

I've been waiting over a year to get my daughter tested and 3 months ago they called for my…read moreinformation to set up an appointment and 8 haven't heard back. I call them every month since then they keep saying they have a new lady in that department and she'll call me in 2 days for an appointment and she never calls.

This office is very unprofessional and has a high turnover rate of therapists, which is a red flag…read more I went through 2 therapists in 4 months and after the 2nd therapist left the office, I spent over 4 months trying to get them to assign me to another therapist. Every time I would call or ask the front desk in person they'd tell me I need to talk to someone else. My psychiatrist even emailed them twice asking that they assign me one. I ended up seeing a therapist in another office and continued to see my psych at Judson center. She was filling out FMLA paperwork for accommodations to remain working from home, and one day she decides that I should return to office, against both my physical and mental wellbeing. My therapist agreed that she did not handle this properly and thankfully took over filing out my paperwork for me so that I can remain working from home. I have since left the office and found a new psych. I do NOT recommend going to this office. They also have lost my paperwork before and they do not return calls or messages. A complete lack of accountability.

They used to have 50% off Saturdays and it has now dwindled down to 25% off. You can tell the…read morechange has caused less items to be bought because the store has continued to fill with items they can't sell for what they price the items. This place never had as much stuff as they do now. This was my favorite thrift store and now I will no longer be going until they change. You'd be better off going to the nice thrift store on Southfield and 12 mile. It is a lot more organized and better sales.

I come here about once a week to check out what's new. There are always lots of great finds if you…read morelook hard. I've gotten great Pyrex containers, Christmas trees, furniture, washer & dryers, and clothes. They have daily deals, like Tuesdays are typically $1 clothes. During the weekends they often do 50% off everything. The service is nice and everyone that works there is very helpful. They also do deliver for a delivery fee

Friends, I stopped…read moreby the American Red Cross and made a special donation yesterday. I am an Apheresis donor, meaning they don't take the traditional whole blood, only the component(s) they need the most, and returning the rest to me. Yesterday I made a triple - my donation of platelets was enough to help three separate recipients. Apparently, this was a first for me, as I have made double donations many times before. Apheresis involves being hooked up to a machine and having the blood cycled through, filtering out the component that they need most. In addition to platelets, I have given red blood cells in the past, sometimes double-red donations. I was told of a video that was shot a couple years ago here in Detroit by a local TV station - WDIV Channel 4. It walks you through the whole process from donor to recipient(s). A little over 12 minutes long, even if you have never donated blood, it should be interesting to see how the blood makes it's way from one arm to the next, saving lives that would otherwise be lost. Go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFNnQmV-kS4

If more of the public saw donation centres like Berkley's, they might be inclined to swing around…read moreevery 56 days to pump out a pint. No longer do you have to experience the life of British sailor on the high seas, swinging in a cot of nylon straps about a foot off the floor. Modern conveniences turn this blood donation into a luxury cruise. Really, you don't have to go anywhere and you get to watch traffic sail by on Woodward with a slightly lightheaded feeling. Friendly staff cater to your needs, bringing pillows and making sure you are comfortable. At the end you get to stop at the snack bar for cookies, juice and water, serenaded by soft rock and smiling seniors who volunteer and work here. Being stabbed in the arm by a long, pointy needle isn't that different from being on board the average ship, right? Like a good Princess Cruise or Carnival boat, you're expected to sprawl out and enjoy yourself in cozy reclining chair/beds. Do away with those horrible strappy contraptions at temporary donation sites, and hie yourself here for a great thirty minute stopover. Get in some reading, chat with the entertaining staff, or daydream. It's cheaper than popping down to a dock and you have far less chance of getting Norovirus. Cruise ships only wish they were this clean. The longest part of your visit will be post check-in when you run the gauntlet of reading materials and waiting on a doctor or nurse to check your hemoglobin in. Customs on a tiny island is usually worse though peak hours can be a bit of a drag. Unlike those ports of call, Berkley Blood Centre offers magazines for those who don't come armed with their own book or Kindle. Once you're through, though, the stay is a quick and efficient one. The staff have their procedures down and smoothly progress through setting you up and explaining the rules until you're pumping your fist in the air and looking forward to that prize cookie. The Blood Center sits at the corner of Catalpa and Woodward across from Trader Joe's and the easy parking. Ample parking can be found in the lot adjacent to the small complex, though expect crowds if the ever delicious Donut Cutter is open. Stop in before hand for a treat to get your blood sugar up in advance!

Prices are a bit on the higher side, but they offer color-coded 50% discounts each week. Racks are…read morewell organized. Street Metered Parking available. Fitting room available / 3 items limit. Restroom available.

I have been coming to this Salvation Army for almost seven years, and during that time I have…read moregenerally experienced excellent customer service. I usually visit during the weekdays when it is not too busy, and I have always enjoyed shopping here. Unfortunately, my recent experience with an employee named Bill was extremely disappointing. I was simply asking Bill if I could see an item hanging on a rack behind the cash register. I was pointing toward the rack and asking politely if I could take a look. Instead of simply helping me, he told me that "the way you're coming at me is wrong" and gave me an attitude. When I questioned what he meant, the interaction turned into a back-and-forth argument. Also shame on him for me having my children in front of everyone to sit there and accuse me of me being intoxicated who the hell does he think he is? If Bill is a manager, I would expect him to handle situations with customers professionally rather than arguing with them. What made the situation even more uncomfortable was that he discussed the situation with other customers while he was checking them out, which I felt was completely inappropriate and embarrassing. He also refused to check me out. I never threatened him or said anything threatening. The only thing I told him was that I would speak with someone above him about what happened. This experience has really changed how I feel about this Salvation Army. After being a customer for nearly seven years, I am very disappointed that one employee's behavior could make me feel unwelcome. The Salvation Army is supposed to be a place where everyone is welcomed and treated with respect. Customers should not feel singled out, embarrassed, or treated differently. I will be contacting someone above Bill to report what happened and to make them aware of my experience. I hope management takes this complaint seriously, because long-term customers deserve to be treated with courtesy and respect. I called corporate told them the story and filed a complaint , I did make sure I gave him his name and I also spoke with the manager at this Salvation Army!!