Promise Land

The one that I ended up using was one a neighbor recommended, from the Church group. The name of the company was Promise Keepers. I think they are part of the Church city group that help a person when they get out of the jail and things like that, they give them work and that type of thing. It was the first try to help and I wasn't very happy with them quite frankly. It seemed like they were in a process of dissolving and doing a little bit of work still, I don't know. I don't think they didn't have the equipment or the staff to do the work that they agreed to do. I did a lot of the stuff on my own, I saw what they were doing and it just took me longer and I started doing a lot of stuff on my own. I would just call them up and they would come out. They kind of do the work for a lot of different people and what is good about them is that the price is cheap. They bring a lot of labor, they provide only mostly labor, it is not necessarily a skilled labor but there is labor and adult labor so you can tell them what you want to have done and you have people to do it. I think they did good. For the price, they were cheap and I was satisfied. The cost was $350 or something like that, I gave them more than that because it was worth more than that to me. They take a donation, standard donation for what I needed was about $350 and I think I gave them about $500.