Community Services/Non-Profits in Hanover, PA
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Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“Although not a member we had a very good time & the band was good. Only downfall was not being able to purchase our own drinks. This is only allowed for club members.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Great place for family to have good dinner kids play room with toys awesome staff! I've been a member for 8 years and have seen the amazing activities for kids and trips. For all the negative smoking reviews all moose clubs will be smoke free starting at the beginning 2020 come join us for a great time”
Community Services Non Profits
“I've been taking my mother to Golden Visions for years. They are compassionate and caring companions to everyone in their care. They are understanding and empathetic to the caregivers and provide them the needed help knowing that their loved ones will be happy and safe.”
Community Services Non Profits
“I think folks forget they have a number of programs run out of the YWCA. My daughters love the Girls Loving Life, and the roller derby training for those under 18.Well worth a stop in to see if they have something you are interested in!”
Community Services Non Profits
“Went there for our 8 year old granddaughters soccer game. They made the best use of space to get as many playing fields as possible in the facility. If you would prefer not to sit on the floor...you better bring a chair along.”
4:30AM - 8PM
500 George St, Hanover
Community Services Non Profits
“Great , safe, fun. EDIT: no longer a member ,mold ,flies and just filthy showers . Some people treated the pools like its their personal bath tub. I witnessed a man scrubbing himself with his hands in places he should not have been touching , alerted lifeguard and they did nothing.”
“Amvets is a Non-profit for American Veterans and they have many resources for Veterans as well as help Veterans in our community. This is located on Broadway in Hanover. Broadway is a one way road which can be tricky for newcomers. To the left of the Blue Amvets building is an alley that leads to a large parking lot which can also be accessed on Chestnut St which is also a one way. Handicap parking is available.”