Capital Region:

Boys & Girls Clubs of Schenectady is installing new water fountains with bottle fillers at their Rotterdam clubhouse, ensuring all youth have access to clean, cold and filtered water.

Christ Church Food Pantry will address an electrical issue that is preventing the use of their current freezer systems, which may reduce the amount of food they provide the community.

Crossroads Center for Children is replacing an aging boiler to ensure a safe, warm, and comfortable learning environment for students with autism and other developmental disabilities.

Double H Ranch will make updates to their camp septic system and bathrooms.

Girls Inc. of the Greater Capital Region is investing in critical maintenance repairs and updates to the boiler system that heats the building where they serve more than 500 girls K-6th grade annually.

IPH will update the fire alarm system at the South Ferry House, which provides a supportive, transitional setting for adults experiencing homelessness, including unique accommodations of smaller, 2-4 person rooms and more private bathrooms.

Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York will update windows with reinforced glass to prevent unauthorized entry.

Living Resources is purchasing a new generator to meet fire safety regulations by providing emergency backup power to one of its group homes.

Schenectady Community Action Program will install a security system at the Sojourn House, which serves homeless women with children.

Sidewalk Warriors Troy is installing security cameras, solar motion-sensor lighting, and illuminated exit signs to protect their property, enhance safety, and create a more resilient environment for both the individuals and families they serve, and their dedicated volunteers.

Capital Region:

STRIDE Adaptive Sports is replacing a 25-year-old furnace and air conditioning system in the Warrior Lounge, which is a vital gathering area for veterans, day habilitation participants, and youth club members. 

Sycamore Collaborative is purchasing a new produce cooler, which will ensure the longevity and safety of culturally conscious food. This purchase is essential to meet the increasing demand for adequate food access.

Vanderheyden will remove and replace an existing walkway at one of its group homes for adult men with mental illnesses.

Syracuse:

Clear Path for Veterans is upgrading its water treatment system and replacing and relocating a grease trap to help ensure a safe, sanitary environment.

Food Bank of Central New York will purchase video intercom stations to create a more secure environment for employees, volunteers and the individuals they serve.

Meals on Wheels of Syracuse is purchasing new furniture to improve the workspace for employees and volunteers. 

YWCA of Syracuse and Onondaga County is upgrading the security systems in buildings that house youth leadership and development programs. 

Buffalo:

Gateway Longview will purchase additional security cameras for the Lynde School and additional buildings.