Community Services/Non-Profits near Hinesburg, VT

“This is a stunning piece of architecture in a gorgeous setting. I visited on a cold November day and many of the buildings were not open. We enjoyed a small but charming Farm Store and enjoyed walking (and driving) to see the rest of the farm. There were some goats that we could pat.”

“Oh I was just asking about local places where my cat could get her shots next month. I did get a couple of good tips. I didn't know animals that go there after the passing of the owners don't get put to sleep”

“Prices have gone up!Cassette tape price up to $1! Same with VHS tapes and 8 track tapes! They charged me $1 for one hot wheel car on the main store (2nd floor). Today I got 4 car and staff on the first floor only charged me 99 cents for all. Luckily records remain $1 for now. So, make sure to ask how much they are charging you for an item. If an item doesn’t have a price. The new manager did say that she will keep an eye on the overpriced items and items without a price. We shall see!”

“Love this place! I have found some real gems here. Some of there things are a bit pricey but lots of things are vary reasonable! I go frequently and find so much cool stuff. And it's for a great cause. All and all my go to place”

“ACV is truly an amazing, welcoming place with phenomenal instructors and students. This is more than just a simple dojo, it is a community of learners where students and teachers constantly help one another. As a parent, I’ve seen first hand the positive impact it has on kids - they learn discipline, develop confidence, get physical activity, and practice mindfulness all while learning a practical martial art. The atmosphere is friendly and not at all intense or competitive like many martial arts places around - everyone is there to learn together. If you are looking to learn a martial art or want to enroll your kids in a program that will help them develop into strong adults look no further!”

“This place is a lovely employment opportunity for teenagers and the young. As this was my first job, I was able to save very well with an easy workload. The pay is generous, the residents generally are nice, and the hours aren't bad. However, there are two huge drawbacks to this job. For one, some of the residents are absolute devils that do not care about you or your time. On Thanksgiving last year I was forced to stay and work almost an hour and half after I was scheduled because of a table of 2 who got food 15 minutes before we closed. Additionally, HR genuinely doesn't care about any of its employees. As a teenager, you almost never know what you're doing a month in advance, right? Well, that is the amount of time expected of you when taking time off. Calling out is out of the question. One time I called out because it was not possible for me to get to work that day, and the following day I was yelled at by my boss for not letting them know sooner. However, that being said, if you're working in the right place you will meet some absolutely delightful people.”