Community Services/Non-Profits near Ellisville, MO
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“Cub scout pack advancement chair. Come here at least once a month, the two main employees I see are both awesome and very helpful. Advancements are well-organized and easy to find, but if you need help at all they will be right there. Also support scout parents in uniform shopping and explain the ins and outs of what is needed.”
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“This place has so much space! Meeting room was comfortable with bar options. Basketball games going on in another section. Couches in the free spaces and comfortable chairs. Plenty of opportunities to contribute to the community posted along the way.”
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“This place is amazing. We left well educated on wolves (and other species) from history to current events. The focus is clearly on always doing what it is best for the animals in their care.Plan to ask lots of questions. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and happy to answer all questions and even adding more information to the conversation. The research and science that goes into everything shows and was great to learn about.I bought tickets a few days in advance and would always recommend doing that as they do sell out.Also, plan to be outdoors for an hour or more to dress accordingly. Hot or cold it’s hard to enjoy the tour if you are uncomfortable. The only restrooms are port a potty so plan accordingly if you don’t prefer to use those.Overall, it was a great experience and am grateful we had the opportunity to visit.”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“My family and I have been exercising at the Wildwood YMCA for over 25 Years. We love working out at the Y. The employees are the best, friendly and knowledgeable. The equipment and facility is top notch. However there is one area where I believe we are lacking equipment. That is the machines for hamstrings. There are plenty of leg presses, leg extension machines and calf machines. But there is only one machine for hamstrings. And it is difficult to access as it is in use most of the time. My recommendation is to add one or two more machines for hamstrings. A lying leg curl machine is really needed. By the way the Y use to have a lying leg machine, unfortunately it was removed and not replaced.Thank you for your consideration.George Cobelens”
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“The best fried cod! If you're missing fried fish from the Lenten fish fries, this is the place to be! Just had it today again. Consistently good food. Now have a TV in the dining area. Had on the Cards-Cubs game on TV.”
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“JA Biz program that allows 4th & 5th to step into real world situations are so valuable and needed. They do a great job of providing kids a hands on experience of what it is like to work and be financial literate. Invaluable experience that every child should get to partake in!”
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“HavenHouse was truly our safe haven when visiting St Louis for a medical appointment. From the start, they were the best. Easy to make the reservation. Answered all questions when I called (and called back and back and back again!). They even called a couple of days before to confirm the reservation.Not only did they provide an affordable room, they treated one adult per room and children under 12 to the buffet breakfast and also gave us, free of charge, one meal (which we had as lunch) and snacks and drinks. To top it off, they allowed us to borrow a microwave and use their freezer! It truly was a saving grace and we wish they were in all states we visit for medical appointments as they made us feel cared for, like we had friends we could ask for help. Cannot thank them or recommend them enough.”
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“I had the incredible opportunity to visit Wings of Hope today, and what an eye-opening experience it was!Organizations like Wings of Hope remind us of the incredible impact we can make in the world. Let's continue to spread Hope and positive change!Wings of Hope: A Legacy of Compassion Founded in 1963, Wings of Hope has been a beacon of Hope for countless needy communities. Inspired by the remarkable Sister Michael Therese Ryan's efforts in Kenya, four visionary St. Louis businessmen embarked on a mission to provide life-saving medical air transportation. From that moment, Wings of Hope has grown into a global nonprofit, partnering with local organizations in ten countries.Programs That Change Lives Wings of Hope's impact extends across borders and lives. Their Medical Relief and Air Transport Program ensures that over 200 patients and caregivers annually have access to critical medical care within a 900-mile radius of St. Louis. Equally impressive is their Soar into STEM initiative, which nurtures the talents of our future leaders by connecting STEM education with real-world experiences.”
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“Our children have participated in the choirs for the past five years and we are consistently impressed by the level of professionalism offered by the choir directors and staff. We can't think of a better place for our children to learn how to develop their voices, develop confidence on stage, and be introduced to a wide variety of uplifting, fun, and yet challenging chorale music. We love the St. Louis Children's Choirs!”
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“I feel impressed with the wonderful work well done, I was told every achievement begins with a decision to try, I was a victim of scam but I got convinced by the right person of which I gave in a try of $300 investment and I got a profit of $2100 in seven days. Thank you Jenifer smith for the kind of smile you put on my face.”
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“Large store with much better selection of housewares and clothing than the Florissant location. Lots of crystal glassware, dishes, and kitchen items still in boxes. When a pair of Crocs are in the locked display case, though, you can't imagine you'll find much of quality name brands.”
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“So many Karens leaving bad reviews, so here's a good one to balance out the crazy. Staff are friendly, facility is clean. Some of the members are cranks, but you'll have that anywhere.”
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“I always buy my reader glasses here. Everyone is so nice here. The cashier is friendly and upbeat. The young lady putting clothes out was very kind. Just a pleasant experience.”
“Really good set of fields. The umpires are professional and good at their jobs. Their concessions were reasonable priced as the food good. The only drawback was the parking but it wasn't as bad as any other ballfield we have been to.”