Community Services/Non-Profits near Huntley, IL
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“Had my son's 9th birthday party here and it was amazing! The staff was so patient and helpful to the kids. Everyone had a great time and it was so easy to host! Highly reccomend!”
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“I was not sure about joining a chamber and then I met Drew at The Edge Fitness. He told me about all the great things the Chamber had to offer. Anytime I have a question Drew is always there to answer it. He has made events fun and is always welcoming. I look forward to attending more events!”
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“Loved it volunteered for work. They worked us hard but great humane society. Very beautiful! And they have the cow the knuckleheads let loose on Niles. Bovine Celebrity!!”
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“What a great organization! I volunteer there and it is so well run! They are supported by so many generous local donors who make sure there are a wide variety of items to pick from. It is a joy to spend time there!”
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“This place is so amazing for kiddos! We worked with Beth and I cannot recommend the whole facility more. The horses are amazing with the integration and therapies offered. They are knowledgeable and helpful in also recommending how we can further progress at home. So appreciative of Dream Riders!!”
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“Everyone here is very, very kind. I am beyond grateful . They never make you feel less than. They provide to the community with love in their hearts. Sometimes they have to deal with greedy people but they continue to do what they are doing. I am forever thankful for them for helping my family during hard tines. I also want to add they have the most beautiful gardens and they grow everything you can think of! They work super hard on their gardens and they even share their gorgeous flowers they have picked. It always made my day seeing their gardens and what they have freshly picked!♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️ i will say the number system is really bad. They changed it where someone comes out and gives numbers but they don't come out often. And you're expected to know who's in front of who but everyone is in there cars. It gives me great anxiety going to get my number from them and see other pepple also going and then us having to figure out who was next. A lot of people arent honest and take advantage of people that are soft spoken or that won't confront anyone. Or others that have come in after, go and get a volunteer to come out and they try getting a number before the people that are waiting paitently outside. So the person outside has to go quickly and be like actually i was here first. I personally cant do that and not everyone will do that so it's unfair and we get skipped. Ive seen people who got there after someone, get a number before the person that showed up first, many times. It has been this way for maybe a month or more and I was hoping by now they'd have a new system. It's basically first come first serve which is fine but people can get greedy. I am not sure anything to suggest to help this. Maybe appointments with time slots? I don't know but I really hope this isn't the permanent system.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Horizons for the Blind offers many services and products for both large-print and braille users. I was impressed by their selection for both individuals and companies.”
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“Our 102 year old father came to Fair Oaks after he'd fallen, broken his femur. We experienced patience, care, and expertise throughout our stay. It was such a confusing time for all but the staff always took time to answer our many questions and address our worries. Nurses, nursing assistants, and especially the PTs were tender, knowledgeable....and sometimes provided us all with much needed laughs. Congratulations to all of you who make Fair Oaks such a positive place in such a hard time. Thank you all, from the bottom of my heart.”
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“Thank you Deb & Purrfect Cat Rescue for all that you do & for helping me rehome two elder cats. I can't express enough how grateful & blessed I feel to have had your assistance. I can imagine that finding homes for elder cats is no easy task. I would've kept them myself, but I already have five. I was heartbroken & full of anxiety at the thought of taking them to a shelter. Today though, my worries have vanished and I know these two furr babies are going to a great home where they'll be loved and treated like little queens. Thank you so much!! Words could never express how truly grateful I am!!”
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“Where do I start! FSA does an amazing job at working with all family's and helping them in their current need. The staff are all super supportive and do their job with excellence!”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“My wife and I have been members of the Sage Y for a little more than a year, having transferred over when Healthbridge was shut down at the end of 1022. We regard the facility to be well run, well staffed and well equipped. We are swimmers, super seniors requiring warmer waters, and have passed on a few suggestions on pool management, directly to Sage. The friendliness and competence of staff is maybe the most distinguishing aspect of the Sage experience.”
Community Services Non Profits
“The risk assessment and testing administer (cannot recall their name) was exceptionally welcoming. They respected me as a person and patient without judgement and I felt extremely comfortable opening up about my sexual health history - something that even my PCP hasn’t been made aware of. Please recognize them for their outstanding service! All staff were very friendly.”
“This location is decent. The staff is younger and friendly. They usually have decent selection of secondhand items. They offered military discount on Mondays & I believe senior discount on a certain day too. They always offer a color of the week for 50% off as well. The parking lot sucks but just be aware when driving in. The donation shares the same entrance and exit which can make it tricky for people leaving the actual store.”