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10AM - 5PM
356 W 6th St, Erie
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“The cats are very well taken care of and spoiled in this free roam shelter! Bright and welcoming for people as well as kitties! The volunteers are so helpful and friendly!”
“Went to the Legion with my son and family members after a funeral while visiting Erie Pennsylvania I enjoyed the comfort here, very friendly staff and patrons, very good prices”
“This building is for veterans female and male they're allowed to come and they get a duffel bag with personal items toilet paper towels depending on the weather if it's winter time they get gloves or hats or scarves in their little bundle. Once a month they're allowed to come in and shop and get small appliances or clothing or shoes stationary or cards this is a very nice place in Erie Pennsylvania.”
“Very nice and quiet place to be. As long as they ain't got riff raffs in there. They'll be all right. I enjoy the private club. Where you would not have to worry about being shot. But being in the wrong place at the wrong time. This club offers a very protective service and nice clientele.”
“Hosted a benefit for Ryan Alexander and his family tonight..great turnout and great food..money was definitely not an object tonight..all proceeds going to this family for needs and medical expenses..God bless them.”
“The Barber National Institute is a great place for everyone. They don't judge you. We are also an equal opportunity employer. Looking for people who want to help change lives, and help make people's dreams come true. The pool is a fun place to go, and they also hold other events in the gym. I want to say I am an employee of the Barber Institute, and it's the best job I've ever had. We all work to help people have better lives, and what's better than that?”
“Took some clothing items to donate. Employee/volunteer was very helpful and made things smooth and simple. Great service for the community. These folks are Angels on earth. Wonderful thing they are doing here!”
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259 W 6th St, Erie
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“Beautiful historical home in downtown Erie. The rooms have many antiques staged in the large rooms and bed rooms. Many events through out the year to attend for a small fee. Food and beverages may be served at events as well. The home is available for parties (holiday events, bridal, showers and birthday parties- contact them for info) catering is not provided by the home for personal events. Consider a membership to help with the costs of upkeep!”
“There's nothing better than being in a old school club. They are much than a standard bar or pub. The Pulaski Club has great people, great prices, and a great atmosphere. Of course, you have to know someone to get in or be a member.”
“We love voices!!! I can’t put into words what this organization has done for our daughter and family. We see her growing more social, independent and outgoing daily! It’s her favorite place to be and she loves the staff.”
“Love and admire what they provide for the community. I have and will always donate items to them knowing that it will not be sold to make a profit and that it really is going to those that need it.”
“Love this insurance company have been with them from 1984 at 71 years old have my kids on them until they got older they have their own insurance now they moved out of the house God bless from Thomas h. Costello Elyria Ohio”
“Mental health is a hard issue to talk about because it does not lend itself to warm fuzzies such work done for puppies or children. Often it fills the afflicted with self-loathing and anguish. For the families and loved ones, there is shame and confusion. This is why NAMI is such a critical organization. They treat issues of mental illness in a forthright and dignified manner. Thus families no longer have to grapple in isolation. The staff excels at bringing issues of mental health out of the shadows and into mainstream consciousness. My support for their work is not just in words. I've been a big financial supporter of NAMI since 2010. They are worthy of your support as well.”
“I haven't attended recently but the soup kitchen is a great place to be all Staff we're very caring and food was amazing,Thank you I'm hoping to try and visit soon if I can.”
“Gretchen made donating here a breeze! I called on a whim and 10 mins later I was on my way to donate 5 large bags of children’s clothes to this center. Gretchen was kind over the phone and explained where they were located, where to park and she even met me at the front door with a helper to transport the baby clothes.
As a first generation American, I’m especially grateful for the work refugee organizations do to make Erie a more welcoming city.”
“This agency provides some of the best immediate groundwork for veterans and places emphasis on crisis management for veterans in need of basic essential life services. Fast, prompt and straight forward service. They identify and direct their attention to the important needs of the veteran seeking help while finding solutions. I am so happy that to have an organization like this for veterans in the area.”
“The Erie Downtown Partnership is a great asset to the Downtown Erie Community. I've worked with their team over the past two years and they genuinely care about the residents, the businesses, the visitors and everyone else who frequents downtown. A lot of their efforts go unnoticed because it happens out of the public eye but these guys put their hearts into their job and I am incredibly thankful for the work they do! Thank you!”
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655 W 16th St, Erie
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“What too say about the shelter the best one great people to work with Mary the Manager she is the best all the staff are great they do everything they can too help people specifically Mary the Manager she is great she is doing everything she can too help she talks too people she cares about People and Diane she cares so much about people she is there for everyone she runs the place in the best way she did help me when I needed Help she was there for me all the time she showed me that there is more Hope and I do have everything thanks too Diane and Tim and Dan and Mary and Tabatha they did so much for me that I do have everything now and I'm happy and proud too be the Staff in the Shelter those people showed me new Life new beginning and I'm so happy that I'm the staff for the shelter and I will be always there for them and will do the best I can E.M”
“Prior to covid this was the only place I would go. They still have wonderful people and great equipment. However, because of maintenance issues I have to go to Glenwood to use the pool. The downtown pool should be open late spring early summer.”
“Always find great things here! Items are consistently a higher quality than other thrift stores. Definitely worth stopping in, especially because the proceeds go to support local people in need!”
“I am a new member. My looong feedback here is a result of the survey that the Y emailed to me after I joined as a member...
1) I enjoyed one morning senior class so far and found everyone helpful by setting me up with the equipment being used. The class was fun and challenging. I liked this incentive to rise early and to adjust my sleeping schedule.
2) I had a limited ROM from disuse of my left leg- too much sitting after retiring years ago. By using the plastic steps and risers, I've regained most of my step climbing ability. I also like using the dumbbells in that room and the mirrors to check my form.
3) I like the ARC Trainer and it provides a terrific workout while building endurance. I then generally use a few more arm and leg machines, stretch on the simple but effective Precor bench-like aid, and then walk on a treadmill to cool down or use the upstairs track.
4) I appreciate the hours that the gym is available, although an extra hour or two until closing on Sundays would be nice to have.
5) The Y appears to be clean, and I can see staff working during operating hours.
6) I am excited about having registered for pickleball lessons in early June. They will be conducted at the Eastside Y and I hope to be fit enough to learn and play well soon.
7) I like that classes have been developed to address mental and emotional fitness, too.
8) There is a good variety of physical fitness classes that I plan to try.
9) I think it's great that the Y has youth and other outreach programs. It's never too early or late to become holistically developed and meet new friends.
10) It's great that staff monitor the exercise areas to help with equipment and answer questions. It also makes me feel safe while there.
11) Most of the desk staff are friendly and helpful.
12) It's super that Erie has several YMCA locations. How lucky are we?
13) The website is updated to keep pace with offerings and changes.
14) The locker rooms and showers are nice.
15) I haven't tried the pools, hot tub, or sauna yet, but they're guarded well and very nice to have.
16) Discovering the chapel's openness was unexpectedly nice.
17) Last but not least, I really appreciate that the Erie YMCAs accept and welcome Silver Sneakers. I'll be contributing to the annual campaign.
18) I appreciate your early survey regarding my experiences.”
“The staff are friendly and helpful, and there always seems to be something new in a number of areas in the store for a good price. The thrift store is starting to show its age, and could really use some TLC. If you don't mind the dust or the unswept, unmopped floor, you can find some great deals on good items.”
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“What a pleasant surprise this museum was.
It’s divided into 4 sections: the visitor/gift center, main gilded-age mansion, house with veterans stuff, and the New Exhibit building.
The main mansion is beautifully decorated and has a lot of descriptive plaques. But you can also just take in the spaces and be totally satisfied with just admiring it all. Several floors, with upper levels containing some more specific exhibits (St. Vincent’s Hospital when we were there).
The Morrison House has more of a military history focus, and also has some geographic information about the old Erie Canal (PA).
The New Exhibit had a feature on Frank Lloyd Wright which was neat, and also had lots of information on the residents of Erie over the years.
Easily could spend several hours at the museum to see everything. Good selection of Erie/region specific items in the gift shop. Should also note if you come with a group, you could get a good deal by signing up as a member.”