Parkland Hope Center — Local services in Park Hills

This place is such a blessing to the community. Their gallons of milk are under $2, and most of their products are organic which you would find to be very expensive in major corporation supermarkets. They also have a wide selection of vegan/vegetarian products. They sell a lot of items in bulk for a great price too, and they don't just sell food; they also sell toiletry items, medical/hygienic products. You really should check out this place, especially if you have young ones that are in need of baby wipes; when in stock you can get a large pack for under $2. They have tons of other household items, including pet supplies/food for really cheap. Such an amazing place.

Update: I forgot to mention that they have A LOT of high quality food items that you don't get in stores around here. They have a wide variety of very unique foods, if you're the adventurous type, then you will definitely enjoy your shopping...

When i first began shopping here everything was reasonably priced and affordable, the staff is really nice and hard workers but for the past 4 visits, and i know times are different with covid but the prices of the products have skyrocketed some stuffbis more expensive than walmart and sams club. I jave always had a lot of respect and gratefulness for their mission but i thought they were a charity. Today i saw beef patties priced at 56 dollars and hams priced at 33 dollars. Food banks start dispensing hams this time of year for free to ministries and pantries so needy families have a nice meal on the holidays, i dont know where they get their donations from but they are not supposed to resale or market them and if a donation is compulsory then it is...

This is a great place for people on a budget. Make sure to check the expiration dates, but I will not give a store ran by a church and is giving so much to the community a lower rating because we have to do a bit of work. You also have to bag your own groceries and pay a $5 membership fee. Don't get mad about that either, because a bag of chips was .35 today and a case of lunchables was 5.00. There are freebies at the end of your journey and if you spend $75, you get a free shirt. I really thought I had reached that goal, but sadly an entire buggy (yes, I am southern. The name didn't give it away) of groceries was only 62.60. Very sad, but I will try to reach that goal next month...