Community Services/Non-Profits in Wheaton, IL
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Community Services Non Profits
“I had a wonderful visit to the Theosophical Society in America. After watching so many of their videos on Youtube it was very fulfilling to finally enjoy the grounds, visit the library, and watch a presentation in the auditorium. I so enjoyed the kind people I met and the positive intent I found throughout this visit. I'll definitely be back!”
Community Services Non Profits
“The TheosoFest Was A Great Experience Once Again to Rub Shoulders With Others Who Are Investigating The Wonders of The Universe. Thank YOU Theosophical Society of America for Hosting THIS Forum.Playground: It Is Attached to The School.Restrooms: Yes. Indoors for Visitors.”
Community Services Non Profits
“There was one dog we were interested in, but by the time we put our application in for him, he was already adopted. However, they had another chihuahua that they had so we decided to meet with him. He was full of energy and absolutely adorable! After spending a little time with him, we decided to take him home. Since then, it has been nothing, but pure joy with him. He is very loving and listens well, for the most part;) Couldn't have asked for a better addition to our family. There are only two things that I wish could be better; first if you haven't already put in an application ahead of time, the first dog you are looking at with whatever rescue you're looking at, you most likely will not end up with. That is a problem with all rescues, not just ARF. I understand the vetting process, but don't get your hopes up on your first choice of dog because you most likely won't get it. Doesn't mean you won't end up with another great dog, just know and understand the process. Second, they said he was a 5 pound chihuahua, he was actually 8 lbs. For most people, 3 pounds is not a big deal, but when you think you are going to look at a 5lb dog and he is 60% larger than you expect, that is a big difference. We already had a 5lb chihuahua at home, so we were looking for something close to her size. However, I will say, that when we saw this adobable chihuahua and looked into his eyes, we just couldn't say no to not bringing him home. He has been a joy ever since, but if they actual weight of the smaller dogs could be more accurate, that would be quite helpful. I still gave 5 stars because he was obviously loved and cared for by his foster mom and is a great dog!”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“Metropolitan Family Services DuPage is a fantastic organization. The purse donation drive is a awesome initiative. Getting involved with a neighborhood resource is the influence Metropolitan Family Services DuPage evokes. Big fan.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Nami is a great help for any one that has a diagnosis or is having a crisis. They have a raspy place for the crisis so if someone is having a mental meltdown you can come here and you can stay here for few days until you get stable and medicated. They have tons of support Group family group or individual support groups. This place is a safe haven for anyone that needs support. Come here or spread the word that this is a good place for adults and young adults”
Community Services Non Profits
“ECFA is a wonderful organization. With each encounter they were professional, loving, and helpful. They were instrumental in our adoption journey. We can’t thank them enough!”
Community Services Non Profits
“J.U.S.T. helps inmates of the DuPage County Correctional Center return to our community by offering Spiritual Enrichment, Addiction Recovery, Vocational and Life Skills through classes and programs, hundreds of volunteers and the support of our community. As a board member, I have seen it first hand. It is a great organization that is doing great work for those who want and need it.”
“Since 1988, I've experienced profound generosity and wrap-around social services with resources to meet every need of my family! I've never met better stewards of goodness.”