When Habitat For Humanity first opened it was an amazing concept. I have been to several of them…read moreacross the PNW and Inland NW. Sadly, they have become so expensive now, the prices are similar to "goodwill" or most often... worse. Used to go to this location quite regularly, now it's usually my last resort. A little "too big for it's britches" for my taste. Their home building program isn't exactly what it appears to be either, which is also a big deal breaker for me.

Had a fine electric reclining loveseat in great condition after we had made the effort to get…read morepeople to help us take it apart at their suggestion . Gave no reason for why they wouldn't take it. Disappointing.

Thanks for letting evergreen elementarys asb come a pack food thank you so so so so so so so so so…read moreso so so so so so so so much for this incredible experience 5 stars

From the owner: Fighting hunger, feeding hope: Second Harvest brings community resources together to feed people in…read moreneed through empowerment, education and partnerships. We believe that everyone has the right to health, and nutritious food is a key ingredient in the recipe for a healthy life. We envision a world in which every person – regardless of age, race, ability, income or status – has access to the food they need to live a life full of the activities and people they love. That’s why Second Harvest works hard to get food onto the tables of families, kids and seniors facing hunger in our community.

The older lady at the food bank is so insanely rude. Really unprofessional to loudly scold a…read morecaregiver for not knowing i couldnt pick up for my client except twice a month...... ive never used this place so this client was my first experience. Everyone in line didnt need to hear her raising her voice at me even after i explained why i had no idea about the limit. Everyone else is polite and helpful. Shes very unpleasant.

This church, community center, and their services is a great place for worship, fellowship, and…read moredoing good in the community. Captains David and Kelly are great!

Count me in with the other 5 star reviewers. This is a great, great idea for sharing craft items in…read moreyour home that are unneeded. And it's fun to see what items they have that you can use. Don't throw those diamond art sparklers out! I can see this place moving to a bigger building in the future, because it's just going to keep growing. It's very busy on the weekends of course.

This is the largest creative reuse I've ever been to! I loved walking around and exploring and…read morethinking about what could be made with the materials. I wish I could have taken so much of it home with me!

Everyone has an opinion in these reviews, but just remember, it is theirs, and not the business we…read morehear from! My 3 1/2 months at JHH was warm and amazing! I felt incredibly cared for and thought of! And honestly, I do NOT know where I'd be right now without them! As for staff, it's not my business to air the laundry, but the fact of the matter is, if you get kicked out of a shelter, you probably deserved it! I had to swallow my pride a time or two as well, but did it out of maturity, and respect! I have HUGE respect for the STAFF and founders of JHH!!!!!!!!!! I watched a lot of details in how these shelters are run, and was amazed at just the logistics alone!!!!!! I'll sum it up, busy busy busy!!!! :O

Jewels helping hands?? What a flipping JOKE!! To make a long story short, my husband and I came to…read morethem for shelter as I was trying to hopefully heal and recover from a procedure I had at the hospital just recently. Anyway, we were there 3 to 4 months, we always had been kind, courteous and respectful to both residents and staff, maybe except 1 we butt heads with and that's only because if you don't want to give me the same kind of respect I show you I'm sure as hell not going to give you any, and she knows who she is, she is staff there, yet, she lives there just as the rest of us, she's homeless too. So, I guess it's just fine for her to break rules and shit, but when it comes to us....anyways, what I'm saying, my husband and I missed the last bus to get to the shelter before curfew but we called several times and nobody answered till we asked a resident to please give their phone to the staff so we can explain the situation....needless to say, WE DID follow the rules and guidelines for calling in but for some reason we weren't given the chance to explain our side, we were talked over and basically, Sheryl, last name I really don't care, tossed us out like peices of trash......We have personally never done anything to this chick except talk to her with the upmost respect since we've been there and for her to turn around and Do us dirty like she did?! She's nothing but two faced, judgemental and she's the one who's disrespectful!! It's disgusting to me how people like that can be so nice and shit to you one moment than turn around and straight be freaking FAKE as least I can go to bed every night knowing my conscious is clear as a bell, not fake. Belive me...I'll still be sleeping great! So jewels helping hands, Your a DISGUSTING JOKE!! Thanks for nothing!! And watch out....KARMA, she's

Christ kitchen has delicious platters. Thay have fresh fruit platters, hummus and veggies platters,…read moredessert, meat and cheese platters and also charcuterie style platters as well.

Amazing "Hands Up" ministry! Delicious box lunches and delightful gift baskets…read more Easy to send gifts to out of town family & friends. Always festively packaged with love!

Good…read morecharity..................................................................................................................................,.....................,,,,,,,,,.....,... His charity does a lot of good and has for many years. Any negativity about the store doesn't reflect on what they are trying to do to improve the lives and many people there are always going to be negative people complaining about Christian charities.

They are extremely picky about what they take from you when they donate. It's embarrassing and…read morekind of hurtful when you hear them talking about your "junk" within earshot of you and reject it for a scratch, literally a scratch. No problem taking the brand new stuff though lol. The stores are an overpriced wasteland, so I'm not sure where the stuff they pick up goes. I was considering donating my car and the rest of my "Estate" of good quality furniture since I'm terminally ill, but I think I'll find another charity. I honestly don't know what they are doing but I hope it translates into good work in the community.

This is amazing to be able to sit on my couch and do critical thinking for my community service…read morehours. I've learned a lot in the short time I've been on this great site. Thanks

Most amazing place for Veterans and Gold families (look it up if you don't know what that means)…read more The founder Theresa has provided a place to assist SO many families that can use a little help and/or a friendly face to say Hi welcome we care- I Newbies!!!

As a caregiver, I was very impressed with this food bank. Organized, friendly, helpful and the…read morevariety of food available was great!

The RMH is a great resource for parents of children who are undergoing long term medical treatment…read moreat one of the local hospitals (Multicare Deaconess or Sacred Heart). By taking care of everything, they allow you to focus on your child. The new building on the north side of the street just opened in March 2020, and has never been fully occupied due to COVID. The design is very modern and contemporary compared to the original house across the street, which has more of a mountain cabin feel. The new building feels like a Courtyard by Marriott. The rooms are large and well-designed, with electronic key-fob locks, and the beds (with tempurpedic mattresses) are very comfortable. The kitchen areas are shared, and residents are expected to clean up after themselves, including loading/emptying the dishwasher. The kitchens are well equipped with appliances as well as brand new microwave ovens, refrigerators, and electric stove/ovens. RMH provides free Keurig coffee, milk, snacks and various food items. The staff is very helpful, welcoming, and friendly. There is several community/shared living areas with big flat screen TVs, couches, games for kids, etc. Some areas have been closed off due to COVID. There are self-serve laundry facilities that automatically dispense detergent, so you don't need to bring/buy any. Linens (sheets, towels) are provided, and you are welcome to change them out for new ones as often as you'd like. Outdoors there are play areas for kids, as well as a large patio area with BBQ's and tables for outdoor cooking/dining.

The rooms here are very nice and comfortable, comparable to a very nice hotel room. They even have…read moretempurpedic mattresses on the beds! The shared kitchen areas are very well equipped, and there is free coffee, milk, snacks and food items available. The staff is very helpful and friendly. It is comforting in your time of need for your child.