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“Lovecraft-themed bookstore located in the Arcade in downtown Providence. It’s small, but if you like reading horror stories, want to learn more about Lovecraft, or are looking for a gift for someone who loves the macabre, it has everything you could ask for. In addition to books, they sell posters, postcards, figurines, and more. Staff are very friendly and helpful, and are clearly very passionate and knowledgeable about Lovecraft and horror in general. Cool place to visit, would definitely recommend!”
“It was just okay. Performers were great and fire was cool, but that was kind of it. A great event if you have good people to bring, but after hearing so many amazing reviews was quite underwhelmed. You should go if it’s convenient, but if it doesn’t line up with your schedule, you’re not missing much.Edit: If I were to add one thing, it would be live music. The music over the speakers was really really loud, which made it difficult to talk to people. I found an area last time with live music and it made it so much better. Upped a star.”
“Gail and her crew of volunteers are always delightful and keep the crowd engaged. The activities are well organized and all inclusive. The Empowerment Factory is aptly named because I always leave there feeling encouraged, inspired and motivated. I’ve been attending Art in the Park for several weeks. Between myself and my four kids (who range from six to nineteen years old), I don’t know who enjoys the festivities more. ?”
“This place is amazing! I’m so thankful for them and their mission. My family never qualified for any kind of assistance even when things got a little tough for us. There’s no shame or judgment here. I had a small issue with the amount I was charged once and the director and manager were so polite and refunded me right away with no issues at all. I did read some of the reviews down below about expired items. However, you are allowed to pick your items here and if you pay attention, don’t grab the item that is expired if that bothers you lol. It’s maybe one in five, simply put it back if you don’t want to purchase. Everything else like meats, cheese and most other products are not expired and in great condition. The staff and volunteers here are very kind and respectful. Thank you hope market for all that you guys do for our community.”
“Amos house the best help and recovery house Thanks to Amos House comunity l was available to recover my self better and to have my driver license again whit out yours motivation and by my self l never was gonna get it and thanks to @Eileen Hayes, Meko Lincoln @willrobertson mr stefannie katlyn and all the peoples putting lil piece of love and time if very important for me and l still working more thanks is very hard for me to doit lonely in lifee every ones have a wonderful holly days . Att keven reyes”
“Can't say enough good things about this place. I slept here as Hasbro only allows one overnight guest at the hospital. They had dinner available. Close to where your kid is in the hospital. Sleeping helps you be available and present for your child during the day. Showers keep you feeling human. RMDH made us have one less worry as our child was struggling for their life. THANKS! Kudos to all the volunteers. It really does make a difference for families.”
“I must say that they really go out on the limb.I am currently in the midst of transition...from disability to functioning in the workforce. And in need of proper assistance.Well the assigned staff councilor had come in an hour earlier just to meet with me. Micheal was very welcoming and understanding to my situation. He was thorough in informing me of what my options were.John the director and some of the other staff members were very warm and hospitable.In my observations..as I toured the facility.. I took notice of much they offer and the things they do.In a few weeks I have to return to see my councillor to see what my prospects are.Knowing these professionals..I'm certain everything's in my favor.”
“Hi, I am apart of the Rancho dance group that is apart of the club and I have been in the Rancho and I have loved my experience there because it has gave me room to make new friends and more memories. I highly suggest that you try out dancing in the Rancho because you will love it in the end and also the people that run the Rancho are amazing, probably because my dad is the director of the Rancho, but in all seriousness this club is amazing and I will always remember this club in the future and my dream is also to become the president of this club when I become old enough.Viva Portugal!!!And also let’s goo Benfica!!”
“It is a great place to have delicious Portuguese food and the price is very affordable. It is a very well organized establishment which has many cultural events throughout the year.”
“Attended a corporate event here that included an art making workshop along with a walking art tour. Awesome experience and very educational. Love what this group is doing.”
“Amazing non profit that provides a safe, welcoming space for LGBTQ+ youth. They have several different programs that run throughout the week so there’s something for everyone. Stop & Shop makes periodic donations so there’s something to eat for those who need it. The staff is so warm and welcoming, and the space is surprisingly big and well decorated. This place deserves a lot of support from the Providence community!”
“The Rhode Island Foundation was organized at the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co. in June 1916 by a small group of prominent Rhode Islanders. I have been involved in several events sponsored by the Rhode Island Foundation and I believe they do a great job for the state and the local communities. This non profit is committed to strengthening Rhode Island through strategic initiatives in education, health, and economic security, as well as through impact investing, diversity, inclusion, and equity work. The Fund for Rhode Island supports causes and organizations throughout Rhode Island that are deemed to be for the greatest good of the community. This unrestricted fund supports the Foundation's mission to meet the needs of the people of Rhode Island.The Rhode Island Foundation works with generous Rhode Islanders who support not only Fund for Rhode Island, but also establish funds (unrestricted, field of interest, designated, scholarship, donor advised, corporate advised, organizational endowment, supporting organization) with funds established during donors' lifetimes or through planned giving.The Foundation invests in the following four strategic initiatives, with goals for both short-term progress and long term impact:-Educational Success: Improve educational outcomes for all public school students.-Economic Security: Improve Rhode Island's environment for economic growth so all Rhode Islanders can prosper.-Healthy Lives: Improve access to and quality of primary care for all Rhode Islanders.-Inspiring Philanthropy: Increase philanthropy in Rhode Island.In 2021, the donors thoughtfully trusted the Foundation with $98 million in new funds. The investment returns for the year were over 20%, and the endowment now stands at $1.4 billion.Anyone interested in estate planning to benefit the Rhode Island Foundation can contact them directly through their website or by phone.”
“Buying these gift bars for myself to sustain me on a long trip. They’re the perfect size for traveling. Have given them as gifts before and they’re so delicious!!”
“Daughter has been going to this after school care for two years now and always excited to go back. The services provided and friendly customer appriciation makes this place awesome over other locations. You will be glad to find a spot here.”
“Wonderful organization that cares deeply for animals and can help put you in contact with various animal rescue, adoption, and veterinary services in Rhode Island.”
“This is by far the BEST training school. If you want individual attention, qualified instructors, and a complete training package this is the place. The "big box" schools will leave you standing and waiting for truck time and no guidance for a job afterwards. This school produces qualified and confident drivers.”
“I can't really rate the org I have no clue. But I def fell prey also to a very charismatic street team at grand central and before I know it I'm handing off my credit card to two random girls. I got on the train ride home like "wait what just happened?" It didn't feel entirely consensual and you do feel sort of hustled after. After which I forgot about it told myself it's just 35 dollars, maybe I'm actually helping someone etc. I donated monthly for over two years. Each time I thought to cancel it was such a process if give up. Maybe that's that point. Thank God for the person here who added the number. That was super helpful I called and canceled in minutes. The 4 stars is really because I had to choose something and I've worked for non profits before and have no interest to ruin a reputation unless I have some facts. Hopefully that can continue to do whatever good work they say they are. I just personally wasn't a fan of the approach (it works tho!) And needed to cancel the monthly charge. Good luck”
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“I was looking for a new experience with a senior center and definitely found one at Hamilton House!Housed in a beautiful French Chateau with a warm friendly atmosphere they offer an amazing assortment of courses from art, music, languages, cultural history to day trips and exercise programs while Chef Phyllis whips up amazing lunch options at very affordable prices!”
“My wife Rebecca came to Bethany Home for physical therapy after dislocating her hip. Dave the head of rehab is a skilled professional and an absolutely wonderful therapist. Jasmine, the activities assistant, made a stay at Bethany Home fun and enjoyable. Social services are thoughtful, caring and make things easy. The nurses are caring competent and friendly. And the Home itself is comfortable, clean and nicely maintained with important conveniences like UBS ports in each room. My wife was in the best place in the best hands!”
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“This is basically a thrift store for furniture-- great prices for nice items with few or no defects. Couches for <½ to <⅛ what you'd find them for new in store. Looking through the large shelves, large desks, and corner hutches, the most common price I saw was $70. They've also got random books for $1 each (I got a whole chemistry textbook), and cookware, some jewellery, and a bunch of little knick-knacks and figurines, all for like $5 or less. And the money goes towards Habitat for Humanity, so you're indirectly helping people access housing by buying things you need (and possibly some you don't, lol)Turnover here is fast, though, so if you see something you like and go back for it a couple days afterwards, it likely won't be there anymore.”