Unprofessional. Do not donate to these people…read more CSA advised me to get a 3-day pay-or-quit notice from my landlord. They said they'd put me on a waitlist for rental assistance. So I did that. Three months later, CSA hadn't even contacted my landlord. My landlord refused to accept my offer for partial rent and has proceeded with eviction. One of the women there, Jocelyn (or Jacklyn?), is always neurotic and hostile to me. I have no idea why.

I referred a few people/clients here. Hopefully they do a good job following clients in the…read morecommunity. I have one lady whom I work with "Lisa" she seem to follow a client pretty closely.

They provided exceptional service and successfully helped me recover 65% of my lost bitcoin from a…read morefraudulent investment. Out of the $130,000 i initially lost, they recovered $84,000 for me, which is far more than i expected. Their expertise and quick action truly impressed me, and i'm incredibly grateful for their help. Right now they're helping me repair my credit score and i'm sure they can help you too. I trust and highly recommend them! whats app +1 2 5 2 7 2 5 3 6 8 5 or E mail hack recovery agency gmail.com

I only spent one night at Hacker Dojo but like all great flings, it was a little chaotic, totally…read moreunexpected, and weirdly inspiring. This place isn't "polished." It's more like... gritty startup garage meets community brainstorm bunker. But that's the charm. No one here is pretending to be something they're not they're just building cool stuff. By the end of the night, I hadn't built the next unicorn startup, but I did leave thinking, "Yep glad I got that month membership"

This is an awesome program that benefits so many deprived children in times of need in the USA and…read morearound the world. Pretty shameful for one review to complain that his teenage son had to pay $20.00 to volunteer. The money is used to pay for the food and transporation around the world. Would have been more appropriate to pay for his son to reinforce what a good deed it is. Cudos to the teenager who wanted to help in anyway.

Super community-engagement activity for people/groups who will donate their time for 3 hours to…read morefill bags to feed the world's hungry. And, it is local!

几个月前开车去捐了一批东西。整个过程很顺畅，效率也很高。我们不需要进店，电器和其他各类物品都得到了妥善处理，工作人员也很帮忙。没什么可抱怨的。…read moreDrove by to donate a bunch of things a few months ago. They were pretty good and efficient about it. We didn't need to enter the store, electronics and different types of items were handled well, and the staff was helpful. No complaints.

Happened to be in Mountain View and needed to avoid traffic back home so I decided to come in…read more Roamed a bit and found a few clothing items and wanted to try items on. Looked and looked and couldn't find a mirror. I asked a worker, Gina, where I could find a mirror. Guess what? THEY DON'T HAVE ONE SINGLE MIRROR IN THE STORE...WTH??!!! WEIRD. Went to go look for a donated mirror to help but nope they didn't have one. I ended up propping my phone on a shelf to see myself. BTW, Gina was really friendly and tried helping me. The gentleman at the counter (I did find a cute sweater) was just as friendly. Won't be going out of my way to come back to this location. Oh and and they have a new policy where you can return items within 7 days BUT only to the same location...HUH?! Nevermind.

This is for a great cause!!!…read more Books for schools and mobile library in the poorest part of the world. It was nice that they have books in different languages too! Volunteering there was fun! The founder really had a good system, that there is a separate account to cover the administrative cost. So 100% of your donation go toward the cause!

This foundation has a really impressive office. High tech check-in and a great portfolio of…read moremeaningful projects not only in California, but also globally.

I had worked there a couple of months and it was chaos...things were very unorganized. There was no…read moretraining it's just a mess I wouldn't recommend anyone to work there.

Dropping off donations is a smooth process and for a great cause. It is in an area where there…read moreusually no high traffic, the parking lot is big and the process is straightforward. I recommend that you call before to make sure someone is there to receive the items.

I recently needed to clear out my mom's house, especially large furniture items, after she passed…read more Hope Services was one of the only organizations that responded in a timely manner to my donation offer, actually wanted the stuff, and were willing to come around for pick up. They came when they said they would (a couple of friendly young men with a very large truck), and took many items out of the garage, though not all. They even took a kayak, wasn't expecting that! I was about to stick it out on the curb with a FREE sign. This was a big help to me, since we are very quickly getting the house ready to sell. Hats off to Hope Services!

It's always nice here , the service is great by John , the quality of the place is new, the…read morebathrooms are clean and it's great having ADa's cafe next to center to get all your snacks!! Very good value with free library on site , amazing staff. And there's tennis courts!!

We came here for the AAPI History Month Event over the weekend. Great space with lots of room for…read morevarious types of events. Parking can be a little challenging depending on the event you attend. This community center has free wifi provided by Palo Alto libraries. In the central outdoor area there is a large tree that provides a lot of shade, if perchance you need to escape the heat a bit.

It is entirely the case that the elegant external manifestation of the David & Lucile Packard…read moreFoundation mirrors the internal core of its mission to improve the world through the enlivening power of spontaneous philanthropy. There is nothing pretentious about the physical appearance of the well-endowed foundation's headquarters in downtown Los Altos. It is the largest net zero building in the entire state of California. This is sustainable citizenship done 100% right. The building materials reflect the core principles of green product design: wood, stone, metal, & glass. The landscaping includes abundant native plants and drought tolerant features. Branding is nonexistent. Next door, there is a gas station and clothing diversion bin. A few steps away is a locally owned hardware store and a grocery store. While it is private land, there is a single public bench where visitors can sit and admire the near perfect asymmetric architecture that reveals as much as it hides in publicly visible seclusion. Truly, I would love to come to work everyday at a structure this well designed, maintained, and organized.

Thank you JW House for everything you have to offer to families of loved ones staying at the nearby…read morehospital. It can always be stressful and heartbreaking as a family member with a loved one staying at the hospital; esp if you are not from the area and driving back and forth isn't as easy as it seems. JW House offers rooms to stay, hot meals, a place to shower and overall, just a place for families to feel AT HOME and comfortable. A home away from home. I truly appreciate the time I got to spend here. I didn't stay a night but I did stay for a couple hours with my 6 month old to feed and to nap. It was for sure needed before the drive back home. I also stayed for dinner which was delightful. They also offer snacks, and if you have family members at bedside, you are more than welcome to pack them food to-go. They also have a huge backyard with a play area and a BBQ grill. I highly suggest going on their website to learn more about this amazing home away from home. It was built from love and you can see it radiate from the way this place is taken care of and from the volunteers. Thank you, JW House!

Built on the simple idea that nothing else should matter when a family is focused on the health of…read morea loved one; not where they will stay, where they get their next meal or where they lay their head at night to rest. JW House can be a home away from home for families in the midst of medical crisis. Founded by Jan Willem ("JW") Knappen, the loving big brother and eldest son of a close-knit Belgian family. Around Thanksgiving week 2002 he began to have seizures. He was diagnosed with three different brain tumours. 16-year-old JW showed courage and grace in his grueling fight against cancer and during surgery, radiation and chemotherapy treatments. In April 2004 when a virulent inoperable new tumour was discovered, he decided to focus on how he might help others with medical struggles of their own. J.W. envisioned building a house near Kaiser Permanente hospital Santa Clara, where families who reside a significant distance away can stay during hospitalisation of their child or family member. Jan Willem lived by his motto "Never ever give up". He spent the final two years of his young life working to raise money, in between all his medical treatments, to build his legacy. J. W. passed away in 2005. His family and his trusted doctor, who was profoundly inspired and moved by his mission, worked to continue the goal of creating a place he would be proud of. They succeeded mightily. The 5,700-square foot building, located nearest one of the cancer treatment departments and still within walking distance to the hospital, has four individual suites in addition to rooms families can use: the large common space area, which includes living room, children's play room, dining room; a laundry room, kitchen, day use room, outdoor patio, workout area and back yard. It is a beautiful warm safe peaceful space... truly, a home. Generous volunteers -- organisations as well as individuals -- from around the region donate snacks and even hot meals for families whose loved one is in the hospital next door. JW House welcomed its first family December the third of 2008. And it has been continuously helping the community and families of Kaiser Santa Clara patients ever since.