Community Services/Non-Profits in Indio, CA

“I’m happy to leave a glowing review for Desert Arc. We use them for shredding and recycling, and they consistently make the process easy, compliant, and worry-free from start to finish.
What really stands out is their professionalism and efficiency—and a big shoutout to Scott Bretz, who handles our company needs with great expertise and a calm, professional presence. He is responsive, thorough, and moves things along quickly without cutting corners, which we truly appreciate when we’re coordinating sensitive materials.
If you’re looking for a company that takes secure shredding seriously and makes recycling feel straightforward and well-managed, Desert Arc is an excellent recommendation. They’ve earned our trust, and we’ll definitely keep using their services.”

“From the moment we walked through the doors, every member of the team at Animal Samaritans exceeded our expectations. The level of professionalism, compassion, and communication was outstanding from start to finish.

The surgeon was phenomenal, and the primary veterinarian provided exceptional care. The front office staff was welcoming, kind, and efficient, and the veterinary technician was equally amazing. Every person we interacted with demonstrated genuine care and empathy. It truly felt like a domino effect of professionalism, teamwork, and heart throughout the entire clinic.

The communication during every step of the process gave me tremendous peace of mind. They kept us informed, took the time to answer our questions, and even followed up afterward to check on our pet recovery. The detailed post-operative instructions and medication guidance were clear and easy to follow, making the aftercare process much less stressful.

Both of my pets have received outstanding care here, and I couldn’t be more grateful. It’s rare to find a veterinary team that combines such high-quality medical care with sincere kindness and compassion.

Thank you, Animal Samaritans, for treating our furry family members as if they were your own. Your dedication, expertise, and genuine concern make all the difference. I highly recommend Animal Samaritans to anyone looking for exceptional veterinary care.”

“Grieving the loss of my daughter
She left unexpectedly to meet Our Lord and Savior, JESUS. She died in a house fire. Leaving 6 beautiful children behind ages 14-9,(twins too). I am in grief class still. I can't express my gratitude to The Family Justice Center. Vanessa, an Angel with great concern and amazing professionalism, assisted me during Xmas. She was a young lady with a heart of Gold. She helped me beyond my wildest expectations.. I NEVER RECEIVED such Great support as I did from her. Today I spoke to Jocelyn. Another asset to the Justice Center. I'm excited to leave this review. Great job to whoever is training and leading these young ladies. I will be forever grateful. I'm very blessed during this difficult time. Thank you Ladies for making a difference. You will go far places. Im still trying to figure out how to make this review special. Going forward I thank you again for making a difference in families. Especially those whose days aren't so easy. I am giving you all 10 **********stars..”

“Pastor Jesse always bring the word of God to Life! Hes a Man after Gods own heart and teaches us how to understand the Bible Gods Word and preaches to us how to live our life that's pleasing to God. And His Beautiful Wife Pastor Ally has such a Amazing Angelic Voice that brings down the anointing and the holy spirit just flows in the House of God...Thank You Pastors”

“I have never stayed at this shelter personally, however, I have a family member has been there for a couple of months now. The CVRM has given her support, guidance, resources, and a job there. They have what appears to be some good programming. My only complaint would be that they're possibly a little too restrictive in regard to allowing someone to find a job outside of the shelter while providing them with the cushion to get on their feet so that they can exit the shelter and make room for someone else. I can only assume this is because they need their residents to work on campus, but there needs to be a way to change this scenario more quickly. Unfortunately, they have to be in the shelter for a long enough period of time first. Kinda seems like the mistake the government makes in giving people disability and then kicking them off immediately if they make too much money, instead of allowing someone to have the cushion to get ahead.”