Community Services/Non-Profits in Laguna Niguel, CA

“I’ve found Mercy to be a treasure chest full of amazing and unique items at a fraction of original retail prices, and by far less than the average local OC thrift stores. The staff members are both friendly and affable. The store is well organized and tidy! It is my favorite go to!?”

“I met these good humans around 2013-2014 while offering to transport an injured animal to their Los Angeles .facility. From there I would find myself calling on them to save injured animals I myself have found. 2,3,4:00 a.m. - it didn't matter. They instructed me every time to safely get the animal there asap. They were always waiting for me at the gate.
They gifted me cat food for my colonies that I care for. They have fed me more than once when they knew it had been a long day. They made monthly donations to my ferals when I had rough patches and what I truly appreciate very much is their willingness to always take time to teach me things I had questions of. Never once brushed me off or hurried me through. Always patient and competent.
I feel very honored to have Pacific Wildlife Project a place and people I can always know are there for me.”

“The Laguna Niguel Chamber of Commerce is a great organization that brings together local OC businesses and entrepreneurs to drive COMMERCE! I’ve had nothing, but great experiences in the last 5 years as a member. Their ability to juggle local government, community events, philanthropy and still drive value for small business members (like myself) is what keeps me renewing my membership year after year. Dianne Smith is one of the great people that just happens to be an integral part of the cohesiveness of this chamber, but the recent addition of Scott Alvey as the LNCC president has added a new dimension, his ability to pivot with the emergence of Covid-19 in the face of adversity by embracing technology that he has leveraged to cope and improve the LNCC shows the progressive nature of this chamber. Needless to say, I highly recommend the LNCC and would encourage anyone serious about doing business in Orange County to come and check them out for yourself!”