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8:30AM - 12PM 1 - 4PM
1700 S Burdick St, Kalamazoo
Community Services Non Profits
“This is my home gym. I enjoy it a lot and LOVE the sauna and water facilities. I have yet to try the portage location but I would like to. The staff could be friendlier but I don't deal with them very much. If you're looking for a well priced gym that has everything you need and more... check out the Y.”
“They are so helpful for the needy. I do not think they charge for anything. If you need something check on Friday only day open. But usually you get one bag of clothes per person
And other things maybe if you ask. The clothes are way upstairs. So be prepared to climb if you are looking for clothes or shoes”
“A place to go when you're homeless and get help for things you may need such a shower or lunch a social worker or someone to check your health. Even can wash your clothes”
“The new building was gorgous in its modern look. 180 Water St. There for an Arts Council event at Kazoo Promise offices. Sleek but yet welcoming, their space includes the main corner. Nice glass design and lots of light. Hope to be there more as they said they want to be an Art Hop stop w their students, alums!”
“FLAG is the top pick of organizations to work with, hands down. I have hosted through them twice now and their support structure is impeccable! We thoroughly enjoyed our hosting experience and would highly recommend FLAG to anyone!”
“Great place, they take their time to make sure you get what you needed and do a great job. Thing they don't do or fix they will recommend you to great connections elsewhere ?”
“The most outstanding musical experiences, not just locally but ranking internationally.Looking forward to attending rare Renée Fleming & Evgeny Kissin performance 05/27!”
“I love Costco. You will find no better place for prescription meds and eyeglasses. I am a single retiree and I still go at least once a month. No better place for paper products and good coffee.”
“My name is Barry Jones.I spoke to Serena Rodwell about a month ago.After explaining to her that I was employed,none drinker or drug user and had been given a 30 day notice to move,she helped me.At first I got the impression that it was another wasted call,because I had filed bankruptcy,I had an eviction on my credit from 5 years ago and I've only been on my job less than a year.I had very little or no hope with those circumstances. Mrs.Rodwell didn't shun me off or anything like that.She actually continued talking to me like I was a family member or very close friend.She thought of some places and people that could possibly help,but then it didn't seem likely because of stipulations with most.So after it appeared we were at a dead end and we were about to hang up,she said these words.You know what? I know a man that like helping people and he just might be able to help you.Let me see if I have his number.And she found Brian Bey number and suggest I gave him a call.And so it is today,about a month later,with much less than perfect credit,short time on the job,and very little money.I'm closing on a three bedroom, three bathroom,two car garage,move in ready Condo on Friday.I never confessed to be a religious man,but I've always believed that anything is possible with God.I know for sure that my past has many,many flaws and unfortunate circumstances,but I decided a long time ago to do the right things,for the right reasons,even when no one was looking.Now my kids who had lost faith and confidence in me,has been cheering me on,and respecting me like I always dreamed of.And although I don't have furniture or any of the things I need to function right now.I know God will provide me everything I need as He did this amazing place,through the help of some selfless people I didn't even know.So thank you Mrs.Rodwell and Brian Bey,you guys rock!!!! Now let me get back to work,I have a mortgage to pay.God Bless You!”
“I have volunteered with God's Kitchen and Bronco's Kitchen for a couple of years. It's a great organization that is a blessing to the community. I look forward to volunteering with these organizations whenever I have the chance.”
10AM - 5:30PM
420 E Alcott St, Kalamazoo
Community Services Non Profits
“I feel like these other "reviews" are not helpful and not really about the store... and seeing as I have actually shopped here quite a bit, they could stand for a real review! So this store is always half-off. Which sort of doesn't make sense, why not just price things lower to begin with... but I digress. Compared to other Goodwill locations in the area, this location seems to have less of the designer/ consignment feel and more of a typical thrifting feel. I have found a lot of great casual and work clothing, items typically end up being $2- $7 each. The women's section is the largest, but they also have men's, kids', and some housewares/ furniture. As with all Goodwill stores, you can get a small discount (15 cents I think) if you bring your own bag. I've always found the store to be clean and the employees to be helpful and competent.”
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“I'm so glad they started giving the sweets in a seperate bags, this is the first time I got some and enjoyed, the people there are always helpful and friendly, thanks for helping me out when I'm in need.”