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“The Whidbey Institute is a very special place to visit.The land is deep and beautiful, and the buildings are nestled gently into the calming and majestic presence of the trees as if they themselves grew from the island hills.The staff are welcoming and soothing and the food is incredible.While the program that drew me there wasn't important part of my experience, the place itself is already drawing me back just moments after leaving.I highly recommend taking some time to visit this place and to find your way of connecting with a quietness and openness it has to offer.”
“This nature walk is delightful.There are some shaded portions of their boardwalk that have gotten a bit funky with algae or something that can make it a bit slippery, and I suggest only going on dry days if you have any mobility impairments.Their artificial stream/fish viewing area is unfortunately skippable. Every time I’ve looked it’s been so dirty/murky there was nothing to see. I feel that it could be better maintained.Their hours are also a bit limited and I really wish they were open on Sundays as that is usually the day my family likes to go on nature walks.But I love the walk and I love supporting the foundation through membership and their cute little shop.”
“I volunteered at the shelter for nearly a decade cleaning cages and/or fostering until I moved away in Sept '23, and I can attest personally to the care, love, and attention given to these magical creatures. Ferrets are often overlooked in animal rescue, and this organization does so much for the pnw community. They are a no-kill shelter and have never, will never turn down a ferret in need. Hands-down my fav non-profit to support.”
“I used to volunteer at Clothes For Kids, a great organization that helps families shop for what they need. People there are so kind.
They’re not open all day, so be sure to check their operating hours before heading out.”
“Nice small mosque with good parking space. They have 2 Friday prayers. 1st one at 1:30 and second one is at 2:05. There is space for sisters as well (only in the second Juma).”
“Love shopping here! It helps so many people while at the same time charging good prices for new and used stuff! I always want more from there than what will fit in my house!?”
“This was my first visit; it won't be my last. Here's why: Cleanliness was a 5. as was organization and quality of the goods. Prices were very good. They've got dressing room - big plus. Its only downside is that it's a smaller place so you're not going to have the variety you'll find at larger thrift stores.
That said, the warm and friendly way I was treated would have me going back anyway. I'm a sucker for good customer service but truth is, I almost didn't feel like a customer. It felt like I was visiting with some friends.”
“What a fun way to shop! These are large bins full of unorganized merchandise, so be sure to set your expectation right. You'll need a few things for an enjoyable experience.
1. Time - Don't expect to walk in and find exactly what you're looking for right away.
2. Patience - The parking in this particular location can be tight at times and the store can be crowed with shoppers going nuts through the bins.
3. Gloves and a mask are advisable, especially if your sensitive to smells. I personally didn't smell anything.
4. To go home with A LOT MORE FANTASTIC FINDS than you originally planned.
It's like a shopping party. GET YOUR CARTS REEEEEADY!”
“I have been shopping at Everett Goodwill for years, and I enjoy searching for items needed and fun treasures.Unfortunately, as we all have experience and expressed prices have gone up. But then we take a look at the difficulty in donations and theft.May our community support Goodwill job training.”
“Housing Hope is a wonderful, effective enterprise making a real difference to communities in Snohomish County. I can think of no more worthwhile target for giving during the holiday period.”
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“What an uplifting and wholesome sanctuary! I came here as part of a work retreat, and it was the highlight of our week. I learned so much about each animal’s story and how Sarah and Ansel started the sanctuary. We were greeted so warmly and were thrilled to be able to feed the animals and get so close to them. This is such a special little place—I hope to return soon!”