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“I bought a pair of binoculars here for $9.99. The lady said they didn’t work. Could not see through them. I bought them anyway. They were Night Vision Binoculars military grade.
Also got some great deals on Art Work.”
“Incredibly impressive place. Gave museum a separate review. The complex is beautiful a truly wonderful reuse of a prison. The cute art studios and exhibits are an amazing public service, bravo to those that championed this. Young ladies in visitor's center couldn't have been nicer, including having to listen to be drone on about meeting Ms. Hirshhorn and having lunch with Steve Ivy :) Though I am nominally living in Texas, going to suggest visiting here to my local sister and friends interest in art. Cute place, including the nice brewery, who had to listen to me drone on about Harpoon and Dan. Not sure I will ever be back, but local folks should make sure they check this place out!”
9:30AM - 12:30PM 7 - 9PM
7205 Old Keene Mill Rd, Springfield
Community Services Non Profits
“Visiting with my daughter that volunteers here weekly. Mike gave us the tour.This is one amazing non profit they really got it all together and serve so many deserving people. Thanks for all you do for the community”
“I have received the best services at this facility starting from the emergency financial assistance department down to the food distribution department. All the people that work at this facility are very helpful, kind and very considerate. All the people that work at this facility also walk that extra mile to give you all the help that you need at the time. Thanks for all that you do for me! God bless!”
“A wonderful organization who are non-judgmental , treat everyone with respect & dignity while supporting and aiding people whom for whatever reason ended up struggling financially and/or are homeless and are having to start over in life again.They will provide food, clothing, assistance with bills i.e. cell phones, rent, resources for a place to sleep, etc.They also assist with supportive services like transportation resources, free food banks & resources, resources / assistance with bills, social workers, mental health services, disability services, drug & alcohol dependency assistance, medical resources & insurance assistance, assistance with dental, exams / glasses, housing vouchers, religious support and much more.Please do not be ashamed to reach out to this wonderful organization.”
“I'm glad the museum shop has a separate listing, since it deserves its own celebration of how awesome it is. This place has some incredibly cool and unique offerings to add to your personal collection or to give as gifts for the holidays. From clothing items to magnets to other rarities, you will absolutely find something for yourself or that special someone. The prices are fair and they do a great job of keeping the shelves stocked, did not see anything in short supply here. Definitely suggest making a stop here on your way out of the Marine Corps museum. You'll be glad you did! Overall: 5.0 stars ---- Pros: - Great selection of unique items. - Logically laid-out store makes it easy to find what you're looking for. - Cashiers process guests quickly. Cons: - None, stop by!”
“This place is awesome. The staff at dropoff are extremely friendly and will meet you outside regardless of weather. It has an easy pull up area which is covered and they help you unload.
When my son recently left his expensive jacket in one of the bags I dropped off, the staff went through a lot of bins within the hour and found it, and returned it to me. I was shocked. It’s easier for them to just say that it was donated, etc but they were so kind about it. The manager, Genai (sp?) was lovely as well and offered to keep it in her office so I could take my time coming back to get it. What a wonderful crew!”
“1st time filing unemployment
- This is not a VEC. There are no longer physical VEC offices - Confirmed by the staff at this location
- I received the clarification I was looking for with my unemployment benefits denial decision
- I also got a plan of action to do so:
1. Gather pay stubs & W2’s
2. Driver’s License
3. VEC denial decision letter
4. Fax to the number on the decision letter received
The above steps seem obvious, but not from the VEC decision letter.
I give this place a high rating because of the service I received from Angela. I went in knowing this wasn’t an actual VEC location, based on the latest reviews. But, help is help, and I’m happy to take what I can, and go from there. Angela gave me the best clarification she could without speaking on behalf of the VEC, and gave me a clear cut plan of action to get things moving.
In conclusion, yes, this is not a VEC location, nor can they do anything about the decisions delivered. But, my experience was of people that wanted to help. That was sufficient enough for my current state of things.”
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“Visited on a Sunday late morning and the place was fairly crowded. Clearly shows that the locals enjoy visiting this place. The prices were exceptionally cheap as shown in the menu.”