Community Services/Non-Profits near Tualatin, OR
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“First time here today! My husband and I were blown away with the quality of the furniture and lamps. Staff are very friendly and helpful! We look forward to retuning. Fantastic prices, too!”
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“The place itself is beautiful, full of natural light and SO many racks of dresses. We scheduled an appointment online, and as soon as we got there, we were ushered to the back area with separate areas for the brides trying on dresses. They even have a front area with a pedestal and even more natural light. The staff were amazing and helped us with everything. They even gave us a little bit of time since it was a slow day. Their dresses turn over in two weeks, so we ended up going back a second time. These dresses are deeply discounted and completely beautiful.”
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“This is a wonderful non-profit company that performs Spay and Neuter surgeries on cats of Oregon. This is run by many volunteers. Although they are a non-profit business. They do take donations, up to $50 per cat or whatever you choose to donate, helps keeping this business going. The women I met, seems very sweet and caring. They do a Great service for the Cats of out city.”
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“I had such a great experience at Adorned in Grace shopping for my wedding dress. The volunteers were so helpful and kind, helping me talk through fit and how alterations would work and just what suited my body and the vibe I was going for. I am a popular size but was still able to try on a good variety of options within my budget, which they were very respectful to stay under when helping me pick out dresses to try. Highly recommend!”
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“I love Cat Adoption Team! I was there a couple of weeks ago and adopted a senior cat named Guava. CAT had already examined her medically and cleaned her teeth, so I knew she was healthy. And because Guava was a senior cat, she was eligible for all sorts of extra benefits, including a heated bed (which she still loves), and supply of canned and dry cat food (which she also still loves). And nine years ago, I adopted a cat from. The facility is clean, and all the cats are obviously well cared for. Highly recommend!”
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“Loved this experience! I had very little knowledge of the Chinese history in Oregon (and the larger Pacific NW region) so this is very educational and informative. Really loved the Bue Kee exhibit as well. $8 entry fee, self-guided and a general overview from the attendant (who was really sweet and gave me food recommendations!). Overall, great experience and would highly recommend especially during AAPI Heritage Month.”
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“A non-profit where you can find all things art you want/ need! Starting a new skill? Come take a class! Need help and not sure where to start? Everyone at SCRAP PDX is helpful and insightful.”
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“One of the best cultural experiences in the Portland area. There is always something going on here such as the Finnish Christmas Service that was taking place today. The adjacent Scandinavian restaurant, Brodor is decent and obviously fits the theme. The troll trail with the troll house was the highlight of this visit. I had no idea this was here and it was a lot of fun for the family to check out.”
Open 24 hours
3410 S Bond Ave, Portland
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“Caring people who are always available to help you. Rooms are spacious and clean. Also, it has 2 double beds so a guest can stay the night or the whole time that you're there for medical treatment.”
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“My aunt and uncle (Gary and Ellen Wolfe) have been volunteer members and fixtures of Post 180 since I was a kid and the post was at a different location.My mom Katie was a member for many years as well as an avid bowler.Through the passage of time Wolves, Downeys, Marthallers, Wilsons, and even Thorps joined or participated at one time or another - Easter Breakfast was a tradition for several years, and more than one family function took center stage at Post 180… including my dads memorial service January 2015.When I say that dropping by the Legion any given day or night will find you welcomed like family, I mean it quite literally.I haven’t been since 2015 and I know the family tree has been losing its leaves but the best part about the legion as a group and this post especially, it’s like one of those canning jar cake mix gifts people used to give in lieu of baking themselves, whether or not you are a member, you are the missing ingredients needed to whip up the batter and make that cake.A friendly group of low key regulars just waiting for someone to plug in the music and start dancing so the seat warmers will have something new to talk about.LolIf the news is on you owe to these veterans to drown that negativity out and make them have to speak up to hear (this causes the thirst so they will need to drink up)The owners or someone there picked all the music in that machine so you go crazy and play whatever you like.And if you see some toes tapping go ask them for a dance.Then sit with them and ask about their service.Always tip the barmaid/tender extra for disturbing their peace. ;)My 4 out 5 stars is because rental of the venue doesn’t close the party to the public which is why my wedding reception and the parents 50th and a few other shindigs were at post 150 up off Crystal Springs blvd and 89th - exclusive use - huge parking lot and hall with kitchen etcNot typically open to the public ever.Sometimes the public is nice to have - adds mystery to random conversations with people at some wake or religious fellowship wondering who’s cousins spouse or kid this is only to find out they came with the bar stools ??My cousin Tommy met his wife there when she was tending bar one Easter, made the best Bloody Mary’s (horseradish no tobasco) and when us girls took my mom out on her 70th we ended up at the Legion because we assumed a cousin or two might be there and they were.There was also a semi private party that night for a young man home from the middle east in whichever conflict was in 2004…My adorable mother walked up to the band and asked for the mic then proceeded to thank all these complete strangers for coming to HER party (she was dead serious but so sincere… not completely lit at all ?) and this lovely family clapped and the kids dad gave her a hug and I was laughing too hard to intervene.Love you guys!Cousin Trish “The dog lady” Aunt Katie’s daughter, Mark and Jims sister. (Thorps)”
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“I love this place. Libraries are great places in general. What I appreciate about this particular branch is the small town feel you get from interacting with the staff. Yes, I can self checkout but sometimes I want to say, “Hello,” to a familiar face. Some of the staff have known my adult kids since they were little (coming in for story time) and they still inquire about them.The quality of being known and treated like a neighbor and friend is a gift and much appreciated.”
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“I love the book corner. I visit every weekend and I'm never disappointed. Such friendly and great staff, wonderful prices (can't beat it) and it's in such a cute area. I love that all of the proceeds go back to the local library.”
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“This was my first time at the Portland Center Stage, and we saw "Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really." Go see it. Support your local arts. I know I am a forever fan!”
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“Great selection and super friendly, helpful staff. They are fairly discerning about what books they accept for donation but this maintains the high quality on the shelves.”
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“This is an excellent event space for certain conferences and such. It's clean, easy to get to, and the people running the place are super nice, friendly, and helpful.”
6:30AM - 6PM
310 NW Glisan St, Portland
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“Serving the community, providing food for those out there on the street and programs for those who are trying to turn their lives around from the street. Many thanks Blanchet House for all you do.”
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“Great place for cupcakes! The menu has seasonal changes, I love to try the new ones! It's a mission based organization, helping people who have had strokes and other brain injuries recover.They also take special orders for parties and events.Vegetarian options: A lot of the offerings are vegan.Dietary restrictions: It is 100% Peanut free and seafood free.It's Kosher certified.Kid-friendliness: Mini Cupcakes are perfect for kids.Wheelchair accessibility: Ground level, no steps etc..”
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“Just joined the Legion. The memers are real...welcoming...friendly...PROUD to either have served or PROUD to have family that have served. So happy to be a part of something truly exceptional! Ordered food ...Taco salad and tacos were amazing!”
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“Very fun and easy environment! We did family night PadThai tonight for my birthday celebration and had a great time. Hands on experience and even as an experienced cook I learned a couple tips”
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“Are you kidding me? The kindest employees who clearly have there heart in the game. I don't recommend coming at closing time because there is too much really cool stuff to look at but that is exactly what we did. We were still treated with the upmost patience and kindness which meant a lot to my new little Cub Scout. They even sowed some patches on the shirt for us. Thank you so much CPC BSA !!”
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“Whether beginning a new life path or wanting to increase your knowledge of a purposeful life, this Center is absolutely a fantastic vehicle to accomplish either goal.”
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“Rose Haven kindly let our organization volunteer with them while on a company retreat.The staff was kind, organized, and thorough. We had a group of 13 and were honored to help out with sorting donations and appreciated the insights into the community.Keep up the good work!”
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“lovely staff! the phlebotomist was so friendly and found my vein on the first try - i'm cursed with extremely hard-to-find veins and often have to get poked 3+ times so that was a pleasant surprise :)”
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“I took the Food Handlers course. It was easy to navigate and the test went very smoothly. And the best part...I entered a contest to win a stay st the Historic Hood River Hotel AND WON!!! Thanks ORLA!!! See you in 2 years when my food handlers card expires!!!”
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“Thank God for every food bank in America! This one is pretty darn good! It's kind of small but it has everything in it. It is one of the ones where it's supposed to feel like you're shopping, although I was pretty closely supervised. Not sure if this was due to their need to watch their clients or their wanting to help me get through it easier due to my not being able to walk. Either way, I just want to thank them very, very much!”
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“So many teachers, so it seems easy to accommodate any schedule. The prices are fair (much more fair than the Bay Area prices my family and I are used to). The facility is huge! The first time coming here, it felt like a super fun maze like museum. The music art all over the walls are beautiful!! Because there are so many teachers, you can also find many, many different teachers teaching many, many different instruments. Don't like your teacher, (I can't imagine that) but you can switch to another one until you find the right one. However, the people who coordinate the classes will ask you questions about your child in order to pair them with the best possible teacher. Beautiful facility, awesome flexibility with time and teachers, and close to good restaurants if you like to dine out after. :)”
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“This is a very nice quiet place in the middle of town. There are numerous conference rooms for use by the public, spaces and materials for use by different groups, and comfortable spaces for study or reading, and helpful, friendly librarians.Check it out.”
“Easy rental set up and a great dock to put in from. The river at this location is pretty tame so you can easily paddle back to your starting point. No shuttling necessary! Oh and of course it’s beautiful!”