“Missy is the ultimate hype girl!! Such a fun and positive experience. I felt like I was just hanging out with a friend :) Great selection of well known designer gowns that go to a good cause. Definitely make this your first stop.”
“I've found NACA's mortgage program to be exceptionally thorough and straightforward, making it the best option available for those seeking down payment assistance, covering closing costs, and avoiding PMI. While the process may seem daunting at first glance, the benefits it offers make it entirely worthwhile.Throughout my journey with NACA, I've encountered a few counselors, each of whom has provided invaluable insights and guidance. They've been instrumental in navigating me through every step of the process, readily addressing any questions or concerns that have arisen. Thanks to the clarity and support provided by NACA, I'm eagerly anticipating the realization of owning my very first home in the near future.”
“Great organization, impressed with the thoroughness of their process. My adoption coordinator Courtney was fantastic to work with and a great help in the decision making when it came to choosing the "right" dog. Highly encourage you to attend the weekend events they hold locally to meet all the [pets up for adoption.”
“My puppy and I are in our third class at YDF. The space is well-appointed, there are multiple different classes to choose from, and the price is accessible and competitive. More importantly, however, the trainers are incredibly thoughtful and kind. They understand that they are ultimately training owners, not dogs, and they help break things down for the densest of us :) I have specifically taken classes with Sarah Stoycos and Morgan Stroup, and they are wonderful. They are so patient with all my questions, and I feel like my understanding of dog psychology has truly improved.But one of the behind-the-scenes gems of YDF is the coordinator, Nicole. She is incredibly organized and goes above and beyond to help owners access the resources I need. The other day she called me after hours just to talk through a struggle I was having and offer practical suggestions towards resources that might help. So grateful for Nicole and the YDF volunteers!”
“I am very proud of being part of The Global Language Institute I have learned not only to be a Linguist Apolyglot but also be able to learn from so many Cultures ? ”
“The people that I talked with were polite and efficient. I sent an email and the next day they were on the phone setting up the donation. The tow truck arrived the following day within the time frame I was given. Everything was handled very well.”
“Nestled within the 446-acre grounds of the United States National Arboretum lies a true hidden gem - the National Bonsai & Penjing Museum. This serene and meticulously curated outdoor exhibit showcases an extraordinary collection of miniature trees, known as bonsai and penjing, that have been painstakingly cultivated and cared for over decades.As you approach the museum's entrance, a sense of peaceful tranquility immediately envelops you. The beautifully landscaped pathways lead you through a series of distinct gardens, each highlighting different styles and traditions of this captivating horticultural art form.The Bonsai Museum's centerpiece is the Bonsai Pavilion, an elegant, traditional Japanese-style structure that houses some of the most extraordinary bonsai specimens in the world. Each tree, carefully selected and maintained by a team of skilled horticulturists, tells a story of patience, precision, and a deep reverence for nature.Wandering through the pavilion, you'll be struck by the remarkable diversity of the bonsai collection, which spans centuries and encompasses a wide range of species – from towering pine trees to delicate Japanese maples, each sculpted into intricate, miniaturized masterpieces. The subtle nuances in the trunk shapes, branch structures, and foliage patterns are a testament to the incredible skill and artistry of the bonsai masters who have cultivated them.Beyond the Bonsai Pavilion, the museum's grounds also feature the Penjing Museum, which showcases the equally captivating art of penjing – the Chinese counterpart to Japanese bonsai. Here, you'll discover a world of imaginative landscapes and whimsical interpretations of nature, where small trees, rocks, and other natural elements are artfully combined to create serene yet dynamic compositions.Throughout the museum, informative signage and thoughtfully designed exhibits provide visitors with a deeper understanding of the history, techniques, and cultural significance of these living works of art. Guided tours and educational programs offer even more insights into the intricate practices and philosophies that underpin the art of bonsai and penjing.Whether you're a seasoned horticulturist, a student of Japanese or Chinese culture, or simply someone in search of a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of the city, the National Bonsai & Penjing Museum is a truly remarkable destination. It's a place where the natural world and human artistry converge, inviting visitors to slow down, appreciate the beauty of the miniature, and connect with the timeless rhythms of the natural world.”
“My wife and I celebrated a baby shower at the Women's Club of Bethesda. The building is beautiful, charming and well-kept. Diane and Kurt were a pleasure to work with - very friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend!”
“Cute place with food coffee and food! I absolutely love their mission and community outreach. Please support local businesses with purpose like this great establishment!”
“I always go when it's hot, it's delicious, there's a little stream at the bottom, and when it's cold with snow, it's charming and fantastic for sliding in the snow.”
“We took a Spanish 2 class to visit the MCI and had the best time! Our guide gave us a step by step tour of the historical building and added plenty of age-appropriate trivia and information. The murals are incredible and the art exhibit upstairs was just amazing. My students loved the greenhouse room and music room the most.”
“Historical building, friendly and knowledgeable staff, had a free art exhibit upstairs that was a wonderful experience. Picked up some lovely prints. If we were local I would sign up for one of their printing classes.”
“I’m a senior and has been in DC and grew up in South East all my life I’ve gone to all the schools in this area from elementary through High school. I am proud and happy to see what has transpired throughout the years❣️”
Open 24 hours
3727 14th St NE, Washington
Community Services Non Profits
“It's very welcoming and clean. The boys met other children at "the house" who traveled here for their own medical journeys. They got to bond with other kids. It really does brighten parents up when you see the outlook of our children playing and talking about life. Changes my perspective as a human being.”
“Fantastic sunny Saturday midafternoon *Trunk or Treat* event to promote and bless Agape & Charity! ?????✝️Mr. Ernest, Ms. Louise, Ms. Tina (in-charge!), and Ms. Tammy all led a great & Godly crew to serve the “coolest kids” and make The Master Carpenter known to all SE DC! ❤️{We must always, always, always offer up a humble thanks to The DC Dream Center… for readily & clearly there is indeed a Godly Awakening underway!}**Amen! ?????✝️— ? ????**”
“Tucked away in a charming neighborhood, Meridian House feels like a secret garden oasis. The historic mansion itself is a photographer's dream, boasting elegant interiors with rich details that transport you to another era. But the real showstopper is the expansive garden. Lush greenery, meticulously maintained landscaping, and a variety of charming nooks and crannies create a backdrop that's both versatile and breathtaking. My couple and I were spoilt for choice when it came to finding picture-perfect spots!
This engagement session at Meridian House has only solidified my love for this venue. The atmosphere, combined with the professional and friendly staff, makes it an ideal location for any couple seeking an iconic engagement session location. IG @daniellerealphotography”
“I walked from Grosvenor Place to Suburban Hospital, from there took old Georgetown Road to 355, to Randolph Road to Cherry Hill Road although way to knight Columbus, Minor Inn. And back.”
“A small and cozy USO lounge with excellent and friendly service by the volunteers. Thank you to all the volunteers for making our journey enjoyable and relaxing.”
“This is such a cool space hiding under Dupont Circle! Came here for the Common Ground / Common Future exhibit where a bunch of local photographers had works on display. I look forward to seeing more shows here! Worth it just to drop in a see the street art around the perimeter.”
“We adopted Bogo in 2019 from the same shelter and welcomed Cooper (formerly Woody) yesterday. They are happily sharing play time and nap time. We love Human Rescue Alliance and are so thankful for the work they do.”
“American Legion Post 8 in Washington DC was a nice little oasis on a brutally hot summer day.Renee the Canteen Host was just amazing to us visitors. She really made us feel welcomed and comfortable. Thank you so much Renee.Post 8 member Eugene was just awesome to me and we sat around and told sea stories for a very long time. Hope you are well brother!Another wonderful person we met there was Lewis. Who really rolled out the great conversations.Thank you so much American Legion Post 8!Please like and share to keep these places open and not lose them to history.People who qualify to get memberships. Veterans Husbands or wives of vets Sons and daughters of vets Sisters of vets Parents of vets Grandsons and Granddaughters of vets Grandparents of VetsAs always, make sure to call for hours just in caseInstagram #michiganvfwandalexplorerFacebook Michigan American Legion and VFW ExplorerSee what I’ve posted to Google Maps Level 6 Local Guide https://goo.gl/maps/sANF6eWxBrfPnU3H8#veterans #americanlegion #michigan #oef #oif #army #navy #airforce #coastguard #marines #nationalguard #relationshipgoals #ww2vet #vietnamvet #panamavet #gulfwar1vet #koreanwarveteran #afganistanvets #iraqvets #vfwmi #AuxiliaryPatriotism #AuxillariesInAction @ALAforveterans”
“This building is the home of the esteemed National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine. Members are advisors to government and top scientists in their disciplines. The building is not a public museum. It sits across from the Mall and south of the Department of State. Not really a tourist spot, although there is a wonderful statue of Albert Einstein out front yhat offers a photo opportunity for visitors.”
“The quality and variety of foods offered puts this meal service above a lot of others out there! They take allergens, dietary needs, and dietary preferences into consideration!”
“We hosted an event yesterday at the beautiful Hill Center on their entire 2nd floor, and can't tell you how amazing it was. The venue is beautiful. The staff is incredible: positive, helpful willing to make your event perfect and easy, from set up, to complicated audio, to clean up; special call out to Liz, Leroy, and James. I hope I can host another event there!”
“I Love this Clinic. MY TEAM!!! The front desk Niema, Janee', & Louis are THE BEST! Dr Randi Abramson is A Life Saver of medicine! Kristen Jones is my professional Therapist for Behavior Management who referred me for accupunture. Without MY TEAM , I'M DONE. I ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ THEM!”
“Welcome To The American Legion Post 86 . This Is a Place A Not Far From The Safeway In Wheaton . This place has two different Levels . The First Floor as you walk in it has a Bar In Middle of the room as You get buzzed in . On the sides it has tables for eating and Drinking at . Plus it has a Place for the band in a somewhat big enough room for Live Entertainment Bands . Then in the back of the whole place lies A Huge Billards Room for recreation . The bar areas Is Loaded with all alcoholic and sodas Alike and some snack food Like Chips and whatnot , Plus an HGTV Behind the bar too. Plus the Only lottery games they have are The Keno and The Tear away Tickets. The Bathrooms are Good sizes and very clean . Except at time people have a habit of smoking in those bathrooms when they know its against the rules and should be suspended for those actions to whomever does it . This place has a Lower Floor That Has a Huge All Purpose Room For all sorts of Events , Weddings, Memorial Services , Birthdays , Holiday Celebrations and more. It has a Huge Stage for Live Entertainment bands . In the way Corner of The room it has a full Bar with Drinks of Your Choosing from Alcoholic beverages To sodas and whatnot Including Snack foods such as Chips and more . This place can hold a good capacity of people But to get into the place You have to go from the outside don a few flights of Stairs near the Indoor Garage area Behind the American Legion itself . But when it coms to Using this Room Down Below I think you have to pay Fees to the American Legion to use it .I cannot Quote How much . But for seeing bands on special Occassions its a $5.00 to $10.00 cover Charge . So if you are al looking to have a great time and kick back and relax , This is the place for you all , Plus all are welcome If they are members of This place or Family related people of Veterns Or Know the Bands Playing at The American legion . Even though this place is recovering from this pandemic Please Use discretion and Support The American Legion Post 86 and Have American come back together the way it should and Must be again. So Come On Down and enjoy the Greatest Hospitality You'll ever experience , We Look forward to seeing you all there really Soon . I Know Most of all of Us Got off On a really Rough Start because of How we were all Politically and Religiously Divided in all of what has transpired since this Terrorizing Pandemic . Our Behaviors and Examples have Been Terrible Thinking ; "Every man or women for themselves , There are no such things as friends ." That was the bad example from the US Government that we all Believed In , And Looked Up too, Had they not betrayed us about who Started this Pandemic and Covered it up . They Lied saying it was The Chinese When It was The NIH And D+CDC who did an unlawful experiment called Gain of Function Research that went out of Control and contaminated half of this world Turning us all on each other . That is why I am doing this to Bring Us All Back together as a Family and Community as we should and Must be again . So Please Support Your Local American Legion Post 86 Come On down for The Best Customer Experience you all will not soon forget . So Come On Down To The American Legion , We All Look Forward To Seeing You All Again Really Soon . AMERICAN LEGION POST 86 ; THEN , NOW FOREVER ......TOGETHER !”
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
1616 Rhode Island Ave NW, Washington
Community Services Non Profits
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“If you have old computers and printers. This is a fantastic organization to donate it. During my poor college years this place save me by providing me equipment to have a chance at succeeding. Many thanks.”
“A great place to get homeless services. They offer hot breakfast daily as well as bagged lunches to go. Housing case managers although I haven't used their housing services are on deck five days a week.”
“At a time when we're seeing the real-world effects of our smug self-assurance about our ability to safely produce nuclear power, it's important to realize that we don't have all the answers. It's fine to be wrong in love, or about people, or even in politics; but when you're wrong about something as dangerous as nuclear power, the consequences can be devastating. Look at what is happening in Japan. It's a tragedy that the only country ever to have been attacked with nuclear weapons--a country that has a proud history since the end of World War II of peacemaking and opposition, at least among individual citizens, to imperialism--is suffering the consequences for believing so deeply in its own technological prowess. And if it can happen in Japan, with its cultural attention to detail and strong sense of collective responsibility, imagine what could happen here. There's lots of proof that mistakes are made all the time in the nuclear-power industry. But rather than being admitted to, these mistakes are lied about, covered up. The United States federal agency tasked with regulating the nuclear industry is one of the most corrupt in the government. It usually plays the role of cheerleader. Nuclear power isn't green. The accidents at two separate power plants (and at least six different reactors) in Japan prove that. The radiation that has been leaked in the last few weeks will have devastating effects on human and environmental health for the rest of our lifetimes. And even without accidents, there's no safe way to store nuclear waste, which remains deadly for thousands of years. Nuclear power isn't safe. The tragedy in Japan happened because of a foreseeable act of nature, but even nukes far from fault lines are susceptible to terrorist attack. The September 11 planners actually considered attacking the nuclear power plant just a few miles from New York City. Had they gone through with that plan, far more than 3,000 would have perished on that horrible day. Nuclear power isn't cheap. No power company can obtain insurance on the open market for running a nuclear power plant. Nukes are "cheap" only because the government backs the loans and underwrites the insurance. So whether or not you agree with nuclear power, you are subsidizing it because your tax dollars are propping up the industry. Beyond Nuclear provides solid information to people like me who refuse to drink the nuke Kool-Aid. With the US raring to approve building permits for nuclear power plants for the first time since 1979, now is the time to join Beyond Nuclear. Accidents can and do happen. There's Three Mile Island. There's Chernobyl. There's Japan. But there is also a long list of other accidents and near accidents that no one ever talks about. California's two nuclear power plants are located on the ocean and on fault lines, making them susceptible to the same earthquake-tsunami combo that wreaked such havoc in Japan. Until those two plants are shut down, I'll proudly support Beyond Nuclear.”