Kelly B.
4/5
Five. Stars for the receptionist.
3 to 4 stars to one of the blonde ladies with blue eyes who I spoke to on my last visit. I am aware that they usually don’t give out food bags at this location but out of emergency because I didn’t have anymore money and I’m currently unemployed. I went to this location to ask for food and I thought the attitude of this lady was very rude given the fact that on their wall they have written “because no one should go hungry”.
This woman gave a passive aggressive remark, saying they had limited resources, and she would go to the back with the receptionist to get me a bag. I really didn’t say anything other than thank you but for somebody who is struggling right now, that comment doesn’t really make you feel very well about going to a social work resource organization to ask for help when you’re dealing with people like this. If this woman does not like her job, then she should probably quit because there’s plenty of people who are currently unemployed who would love to have a job. Aside from these interactions, I’ve had to deal with. I could say I am very grateful for this organization, because I actually wrote a paper in college about food share, When I was a student. So seeing what I wrote come into existence to help society temporarily, while they look for employment is very amazing. I also appreciate this resource because it really alleviates some of the pains and struggles people face in society just to get food, and I truly feel that this curves the data when it comes to human trafficking because a lot of people end up in human trafficking, just because they don’t have jobs, or have the support system to get their basic needs met.
