Community Services/Non-Profits near Weaverville, NC
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“What a fantastic little place to stumble across while I was exploring Asheville! The cat lounge was really neat, and the shop had so much cool stuff to peruse, and the proceeds from the shop fund the cat rescue.”
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“Wonderful folks working here and interesting work. I left feeling inspired and creatively invigorated for the new year. Will definitely be back in to enjoy the book collection.”
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“Today was my first time trying to donate platelets. Although my veins didn't cooperate, there were many people participating. Joshua was the one who took care of me. They provide warm blankets, a tv to watch, and snacks afterwards. If you are able, please make an appointment with the American Red Cross in Asheville to donate platelets. You can save a life.”
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“Veronica and the team at The Collider are top notch. They provide a high quality experience with impressive technology integration for meetings and events. The location is in the heart of downtown Asheville. It’s nearby everything that this mountain town has to offer.”
8:30AM - 7:30PM
8 Brookdale Rd, Asheville
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“I attended my first class at ACY today and can not say enough good things. Their mission of accessibility to all is so important and I love their model of pay what you can. On top of that, the class was perfectly challenging for all levels with fair accommodations and challenges mixed in. The studio itself had great vibes, was cleanly, and spacious. The people at the desk as well as the instructor were so friendly and welcoming as they took the time to explain how everything worked and gave each person individual attention. After taking some time away from yoga, I was a bit intimidated to be back in the studio but am grateful to be back in this space. I look forward to coming back and contributing more to this wonderful community.”
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“Nice staff good food.they have always been there for me thank everyone there for your hospitality and smiles god bless all they work hard to make sure people get what they need my name is Ronnie apgar and I want to say THANK U”
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“So glad this place exists! Malcolm and Steven were super friendly and knowledgeable. I'm very happy with my new (used/rebuilt) bike and happy I was able to donate my old bike to the shop to further their cause of helping get kids out mountain biking who otherwise wouldn't be able to. Lots of bike parts available for cheap, like seats, clothing, accessories, etc. I will always check here first for any bike needs!”
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“I joined the YWCA for the pool, but they offer so much more than that! I love the welcoming people and the mission-driven work. I feel so comfortable in the space that I've been able to branch out into new workout routines that I often felt too overwhelmed to try at other gyms. The group fitness offerings are great, too.”
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“They got me in a vechile..and I love her already gave her a nickname and she rides smooth no problems..no issues I would recommend the Working Wheels program..the folks their are beautiful and friendly..shout-out Ms. Hannah and Mr. Ray the mechanic..Mr. Jamie as well the whole team is awesome”
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“I have been helped so much by these wonderful volunteers! I have gotten food, cothing, and 150 dollars of my power bill. These women are angels and I absolutely adore everyone of them. I cannot say enough about this Christian ministry. I have been crying but with joy. Praise God!”
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“I went to visit a friend of mine that stays there because he is homeless and currently on a waiting list for an apartment. Most people that stay there seem to like it.”
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“I love everything about this particular goodwill store. Staff is very friendly and will go out of their way for you. Not as busy as other locations I've been to. I can shop all day and still want to keep looking.”
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“A lot of complaints about the young college kids I have found a lot of older people are the worseI love going been to 2 others I like this one betterThe staff are very nice !”
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Goodwill Store and Donation Center
50 Weaver Blvd, Weaverville Locations
“I ONLY OUT FIVE STARS TO BE AT THE TOPThis has to be one of the worst camps I’ve been to, and I had only been there TWO days. When we got there we could walk around the camp, I was walking alone when there’s two girls walked pasted me looking at me saying, “Ew.” To my face! As a black girl I was shocked, because I was not expecting them to say that to me and be RASICT. One white kid was harassing this asian kid, always rocking his chair to hard almost making him fall off and following him around, and touching his shoulders and hair. People told him to stop, and every time he did it he would shrug his shoulders and walk away, which pissed me off so much. One time we were playing a game in the club room, and one of my black friends were called up there, you had to get a bat from some guy in the crowd. So she tried not to step on people and she said they PUSHED her around. She ended up crying, and having to talk to her counselor. The same night, I was walking to my cabin when I saw a huge crowd of people surrounding boys cabin. So I went over to check it out, and this black girl was cursing out this white boy and trying to punch him. I asked someone what happened, and they said, “That white kid said the n-word!” As a black girl, I don’t think another race, ESPECIALLY WHITE PEOPLE say the n-word, don’t matter if you “got the pass” or not. You have no right to say it. Period. Anyways, it was broken up by a counselor, and the guy got it trouble.I rate this camp a 0/10. The food was good, and the games were okay. Plus, I love the part when they talk about God. But if you want to go here, or want your kid to go here. You don’t want to go. Let me just say this, the white kids are going to only walk to the white kids and the people of color are only going to talk to the people of color. That’s just the way things go.”