News and Events

We are happy to announce grant funding to Amaryllis Farm Equine Rescue to contribute towards their FARMacy Time program. The FARMacy Time program offers low or no fee weekly classes for victims of illness or abuse, caregivers, low income, underprivileged and the elderly. These sessions teach compassion toward animals and those weaker than themselves.

We are happy to announce grant funding to Family Promise of Wayne County. Our funds will be used to help them continue to provide families shelter, prevention, diversion and stabilization, so every family has a home, a livelihood, and the chance to build a better future back in the community.

We are happy to again provide grant funds to Brooklyn Book Bodega. Their mission is to increase the number of 100+ book homes for kids 0-18 in New York City. Brooklyn Book Bodega provides access to and ownership of books, builds community, and creates a passion for learning through free events and literacy-based community programming.

We were happy to present grant funds to The Whelan Foundation. Our funds will be used to help fund scholarships. The Whelan foundation was founded in 2008 with the mission to empower children and adults with developmental disabilities. They award scholarships to students attending college who are pursuing degrees in Special Education. They also award scholarships to assist Special Education teachers with debt.

We were happy to present grant funding to Sunshine Physical Therapy Clinic in Vero Beach, Florida. Since 1953, Sunshine Therapy has been the only non-profit outpatient therapy clinic providing free services to the community. Their mission is to provide adults and children who require the highest-level therapeutic services from caring and qualified professionals regardless of their ability to pay. Their goal is to never turn anyone away that needs therapy services due to their lack of funds.

We are happy to announce grant funds being awarded to Niagara Area Habitat for Humanity. Our funds will provide assistance to offset their administrative costs to allow for better and increased service to families in western Niagara County.

We were happy to present grant funds to Maryhaven Center of Hope to help them obtain adaptive equipment for habilitation. Maryhaven operates a variety of onsite habilitation programs to support individuals with disabilities to help them achieve personal growth and improve their quality of life.

We were happy to present grant funds to Foodlink, Inc. of Rochester, NY. Our funds will be used to help them ensure that they continue to service the public with healthy meals. Over the past 10 years they have prepared and delivered 10.7 million healthy meals to children in the City of Rochester.

We were happy to present grant funds to Head Injury Association, based out of Hauppauge, NY. Our funds will be used to support their therapeutic program “The Long Island Music and Art Therapy Program” for people with Traumatic Brain Injuries.