I went to the main hub on Mount Reed and got turned away after telling them I was hungry. This is…read morewhy people don't like programs like this. The bureaucracy is stupid. Literally a big ass building with food and people can't come in and get any. Paperwork and a social worker desk.

Foodlink-Curbside Market is an organization which has been around for many years. They are a group…read moreof people trying to make it possible for all people to eat. There main goal is to help people in poverty levels get FOOD at affordable rates. Each week they make certain stops at various places around the city on scheduled days. In this picture they are at a local senior citizens apartment complex. Their scheduled days here is Tuesday. Poverty in Rochester and other places in the nation is at critical levels. Many of these people involved are volunteers. Currently at this time Foodlink_Curbside Market is closed for a few weeks but will reopen in January 2022.

As a member, I see the commitment of all. We're proud to be Americans and fully support our…read moremilitary. The Post 468 is supported by many in our community. Many fund raising events that support children and a very special yearly Warrior Concert to show our military our appreciation of their sacrifices to keep America safe. Also all events are fun and fulfilling. Our post is led by very giving, passionate individuals. The Commander, Mark Ostrander gives 100% of his heart to continue our Post legacy. God, Family & Country. Thanks

I insistently drop off my gently used household items. The employees are kind and helpful with a…read morewide range of abilities so this is a great sheltered work space for them to be at. When I moved into a bigger house. I stopped and purchase some great furniture at very reasonable prices to hold us over. Till we bought new items, then we brought the older items back.

From the owner: Goodwill isn't just a store where you find incredible bargains like discount clothing for women,…read moremen and kids. Goodwill of the Finger Lakes, a not-for-profit organization, offers a remarkable way to make our community better. When you spend a few dollars at a Goodwill retail store and get a great deal on discounted clothing or make a donation of gently-used second hand clothes & other items, you'll be helping to change lives by creating jobs in our stores and funding innovative community-based programs. It's an amazing blend of entrepreneurship and giving back which feels good! So donate used clothes or other items at one of our drop off locations or come in to shop. Either way, you'll be helping to change lives in a big way.

My daughter receives services. The 2 direct staff that assist her are fantastic. Grace and Molly…read moreSeither. Samantha Mitchell helped get Siri a job and continues to do an excellent job supporting her.

From the owner: Working to ensure everyone - including children and people with developmental disabilities - feels…read morevalued and respected in Rochester & Buffalo-Niagara.

Such a neat selection of yarn and fabric! Book section is well organized and extensive.read more

I volunteered there twice and they had an attitude both times. They treat black people like poop…read moreespecially the ones who don't kiss their booty like we are bothering them. They get too serious about sewing and teaching you how to sew. I'm surprised they are still around but I haven't been back. Oh yea when I volunteered those two times they were not very helpful or conversational. They ain't never got to worry about me again

I rode horses here for years and even adopted my own through Manitou. They don't clean their…read morepastures and it shows in the feet problems they don't treat in their horses. The pastures are full of mud and feces that is never cleaned at at one point instead of fixing the roof that leaked in the stalls they decided to add a party room. This party room project involved a board with nails in it to be at the door to the pasture that you had to move to get your horse outside. If you didn't move it back, the owners got furious. My horse I adopted from here was put out to pasture after they found out he couldn't be used to make a profit due to feet and ankle issues. They didn't take care of him and he gained weight so much so that it hurt his feet even more. Would not recommend this place where there are so many better horse farms!

My daughter and I LOVE Manitou Hill Farms and have been going there for lessons for about 3 years…read more My daughters birthday party here was one of the best birthdays she ever had! Everyone here is awesome. We have come to learn and love so much at this barn.