Community Services/Non-Profits in Barberton, OH

“Nice, clean facility, but the music in the exercise area is loud enough to overwhelm, making it difficult to listen to one's own selection. Brought it up to the management who glared at me and stated he has no control over it, which I doubt.”

“We Love The Salvation Army, there extremely Helpful. Especially in regards to feeding those in need Lunch every Afternoon. But some of the Employees are very Snobby and they can also be really Rude!!!”

“It's definitely NOT a pick up joint, but more like an old mans type of bar, but it's fun, cozy and friendly. Its a private club, by membership only and you have to have someone who's already a member to sponsor you for your membership. Its paid yearly, ($30? If I remember)The food is ok, its bar food so almost eveything is fried but still tasty. DRINKS ARE CHEAP!I I paid $2.75 for a large vodka and cranberry and honest to God thought it was a typo when we got the bill! The service is incredible. SO many people on the weekends, but Samantha, the bartender, always remains calm and friendly, while buzzing around like a hummingbird making sure everyones drink is full.There's a large room in the back for small partiesThere's a few TVs on the wall, (fun during Browns games) and a jukebox. Usually after a few rounds of cheap drinks, there's always some dude willing to test out their vocal skills, which ends up with everyone singing at the bar. Good Times!”

“Been a member 6 years. Been exceptional. That's almost $70,000 in savings from my old insurance plan. Not sure what is up with bad reviews, other than it seems like people don't understand how CHM works. From reading reviews, I am not sure how much of those folks not understanding is really on CHM. I believe the people do not take the time to read or talk with CHM to understand the ministry. They come with warped perspectives. Quoting the king james or calling CHM not Christian is interesting too as it relates to what is written in Matt 7. They've blessed my family, and our medical needs and opened our eyes to many things in the medical industry, medical care is an industry made to make money in many respects. I love reading the letters and praying over others in need of prayer. It's true Christianity and often times on the testimonies I feel the tangible power of the spirit of the LORD moving in this community. Revelations 19:10 stuff. Praise God! Bless them LORD, bless your people. Hallelujah, amen. May you grow in your faith in Christ Jesus as King of everything in and around you, and deepen in the infilling of Holy Spirit in your life, you in Him and Him in you. All Glory to the Father! Amen.”