Community Services/Non-Profits near Maple Valley, WA

“Toddler time is amazing! In from out of town. Super fun. Coffee and snacks provided. Group clean up. TONS of toys. Punch cards for frequent visitors. Highly recommended”

“We always have a great time when we stop by! I've brought my own kids, met up with various groups of friends here, and it's a blast, rain or shine. We've only gone on weekdays, but have never found it crowded at all. I definitely recommend purchasing the mini-buckets of produce: my kids' favorite part of our visits is feeding the animals. In the past, you could bring produce, but for the safety of the animals, guests can no longer do so.”

“I love this organization I had the best experience with the manager Robbie she made me feel the best with the circumstances that I was in and made me feel like a mom again I only had problems with Lee it seemed like he just never wanted to help but luckily Robbie saved the day and made me feel like a new mom and I'm so thankful for her”

“We live in Olympia, so it's a task to come to this Goodwill, but go to it we do at least three times a year because it's in a good neighborhood and you never know what's in store. If you like physical media, this is the place to check out their vast collection. We actually found a VHS copy of Anne of Avonlea, which you can't even stream unless you have a subscription to a certain app. Sis loves finding tchotchkes, clothes, and furniture. It's always worth looking to find sports equipment if you want to try out a sport but don't know if you're going to love it. Want to own your own bat for the batting cages? Get one here for five bucks. Want to get the 10 cent discount/20 star bonus at Starbucks but don't want to pay for a $30 vacuum flask? Buy a used mug here and keep it in your trunk. Yes, I know we're supposed to hate on Goodwill because they're less a charity and more a for-profit these days, but you can feel good about giving a second life to things that would have ended up in a landfill because someone didn't value their perfectly good stuff anymore. One man's garbage is another man's treasure so if you want to do the world a solid, this is a pretty good place to do it, plus you can save a buck or two.”