Community Services/Non-Profits in Hagerstown, MD
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Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“Great place. You need to be ready to dig for books in large cardboard Gaylord bins. There are lots of children's books on shelves.Even when you are there on the first weekend of the monthly event, it is still a bargain to pay by the pound.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Donated 4 large totes of kids clothes and they made me feel appreciated and welcomed. I will definitely consider donating again here in the future knowing they truly help those who need it unlike some other places around that charge those in need or sell the stuff. I've heard great things about this place.”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“I can always find something I need at Restore. I’ve also donated items. The last time I was there, I purchased a table, 4chairs, and a small desk. When I went back to have the items loaded into my car, the gentleman loading became quite rude. Said he wasn’t going to listen to me and I could load them myself. He was convinced that it was not going to all fit in my car. He haphazardly put it in and tied the back down with one flimsy little string tied around my rear windshield wiper. I didn’t wanna argue so I left him do his own thing. Then we went a block away, unloaded the car and reloaded it, and was able to get the back closed without an issue. I’ll still shop here and I’ll still donate here but I’ll load my own stuff from now on.”
Community Services Non Profits
“I was there last night after work.I ask a staff member, do I have to pay her to show me right way to do a work out. She roll her eyes and with attitude told me wrong think to do.I been coming there for two years and I will never ask for help again.Yes, I am the fat girl in the gym.”
Community Services Non Profits
“These people do a great job of giving the kids somthing to do after school while not charging parents a lot of money. $10 a month per child. My only complaint is that is a lot of times they do not communicate with parents on what they are doing.”
“This building contains the Washington County Department of Aging and our Senior Center. My husband and I are very grateful that we have these services available and it was one of the major influences on our deciding to buy in a senior community in this county, instead of moving elsewhere when we sold our family home.”