2018 Rochester

A Philanthropic Resource

Charitable giving can be good for your bottom line too

When hearts and wallets don’t match

Scenes from the past year’s nonprofit fundraisers

Plus: n 2018 Charitable Events Calendar n Profiles of local nonprofits n The region’s top 50 grant makers

Sponsored by

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 1 LOOK TO AFP GENESEE VALLEY TO Connect. Educate. Inspire.

INVEST IN AFPGV Regional Conference: Wednesday, May 2, 2018 “Invest in Joy” at the Holiday Inn Downtown Rochester. National speaker Marcy Heim and local fundraising expert Carol DeMoulin will help you infuse energy and passion into your fundraising work.

National Philanthropy Day 2018: Friday, November 2, 2018 Celebrate philanthropy in the greater Rochester community with AFPGV! Nominations in ten categories are due May 25, 2018.

Networking Events Share fundraising news and ideas with your colleagues. AFPGV has four different networking groups to match your needs. See a great line-up of events at www.afpgv.org.

Educational Programs Whether you are new to fundraising or a seasoned veteran, take advantage of compelling education opportunities. See www.afpgv.org for details and to register.

Connect with a chapter leader, find membership information and learn more about fundraising resources. Contact the AFP Genesee Valley office at: [email protected] • 585.586.7810 • www.afpgv.org • PO Box 425, Spencerport, NY 14559

The Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) represents more than 28,000 fundraisers in more than 180 chapters throughout the world, working to advance philanthropy through advocacy, research, education and certification programs. The Association fosters development and growth of fundraising professionals and promotes high ethical standards in the fundraising profession.

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 1 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 1 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

CONTENTS

4...... Giving can be good for your bottom line too

5...... Americans and charities: When hearts and wallets don’t match

10...... Greater Rochester’s top 50 grant makers

12...... Nonprofit profiles 12. AutismUp 14. Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Rochester 16. Foodlink 18. Mary Cariola Children’s Center

20...... Seen: Snapshots of a year in nonprofit fundraisers

23...... 2018 Charitable Events Calendar

35...... Index of organizations (for the Charitable Events Calendar)

Suzanne Fischer-Huettner … Publisher Ben Jacobs … Editor Lisa Granite … Associated Editor Colin Hogan … Special Products Editor Kuda Munyawiri …. Graphic Design Kelly Plessinger … Digital Content Manager Bill Alden … Copy Editor Andrew Green … Research Director Robert Teitgen … Advertising Director Jean Moorhouse … Account Manager Michelle Sanfilippo … Account Manager John Sousa … Account Manager Jessica Sims … Sales Coordinator Stephanie Sulfaro … Event and Marketing Manager Melissa Adams … Event and Marketing Coordinator

©2018 by Rochester Business Journal. All rights reserved.

2 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 3 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource Giving can be good for your bottom line too Charitable trusts benefits they confer, and the schedules under which they are parceled out. Those who donate assets to a CRT reduce income taxes receive a tax deduction upfront. Af- ter that, the trust provides income while benefiting others payments to its non-charitable ben- eficiary or beneficiaries. By MIKE COSTANZA “The individual is receiving an in- come stream either during his or her hose who set up charitable lifetime or for a term of years—not trusts often have a double mo- to exceed 20 years,” Peartree says. T tive—but in a good way. The non-charitable beneficiary, “People want to make charitable who often is also the grantor, does gifts, but they want the benefit of pay taxes on the income from the their money,” says Audrey Peart- trust. When that beneficiary dies or ree, a partner at Harris Beach PLLC. the trust’s term ends, the amount Such vehicles can only serve the that remains in it goes to the charity. heart and pocketbook if they meet A CLT’s charitable beneficiary convoluted federal and state tax begins gaining from the trust right codes, have the right components off the bat. and are properly administered. “They get an annual payout, typi- All charitable trusts have the same cally,” says Nicole Marro, a senior essential elements: an individu- counsel at Bond, Schoeneck & King al that creates the trust, the assets PLLC. “It’s really the reverse…of a within it, the trustee who adminis- charitable remainder trust.” ters it and one or more beneficiaries. Though a CLT does not give its In this state, the person who creates grantor an upfront tax write-off, it the trust is called the “grantor.” All does offer other benefits. such trusts are also irrevocable— Photo provided “The greater benefit is typically they can’t be changed after they’re Nicole Marro, senior counsel at Bond, Schoeneck & King PLLC. the transfer of a large asset that may created. teristic—both must have two types or’s child and a nonprofit that helps be growing in value, (or) anticipated Charitable remainder trusts of beneficiaries, a non-charitable homeless veterans as beneficiaries. to grow in value over the time, out (CRTs) and charitable lead trusts entity and a charity. For example, Beyond that similarity, the two of your taxable estate,” Marro says. (CLTs) share one important charac- a CLT or CRT might list the grant- types of trusts differ in the kinds of Continued on page 6

4 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource Americans and charities: When hearts and wallets don’t match Givers should be sure Walkerly recommends individuals check the site, and each organiza- they know where the tion’s individual website, to see how the organization uses its funds. Most dollars are going states also regulate charities and re- quire them to be registered through their Secretary of State’s office. By CHRISTINE HANSEN Putnam-Walkerly warns that al- his is a story about two recent though it is smart to learn how a surveys. charity uses its funds, you shouldn’t T In one, conducted by the put too much focus on its overhead World Giving Index and published costs. Overhead, she says, is not a by the Charities Aid Foundation, bad word, as it costs money and re- Americans were found to be among sources to run an organization and the most charitable people in the to effectively help others. world. So how does that square with an- Broader definition other survey, conducted by RBC For Melanie Ulle, a Denver-based Wealth Management in 2016, that philanthropy adviser, charitable do- found most Americans say donating Stock photo nations don’t always necessarily to charity is important to them but mean monetary donations. only one in four contribute consis- says. als may also be wary not knowing In her business, Putnam-Walkerly exactly where their money goes. “We limit ourselves by defining tently throughout the year? charitable giving solely as a mon- There may be quite a few answers has helped over 60 foundations and “You want to make sure funds philanthropists strategically allo- are going to the causes you choose, etary contribution,” she says. She to that question, philanthropy ex- points out that even if Americans perts say. cate and assess over $350 million and having the impact you want it aren’t sending a monetary donation For starters, giving often depends in grants and gifts. to have—making sure the benefits directly to an organization, many on the time of the year, says Kris Individuals, she says, may also of your contribution are being used donate their time by volunteering, Putnam-Walkerly, a philanthropy be overwhelmed by the volume of for its intended cause,” she says. or choose to buy products where adviser and owner of Putnam Con- requests that come through the mail Online resources such as Charity sulting Group in Westlake, Ohio. or by phone, or through friends and Navigator and GuideStar provide portions of the proceeds go to an “Most people give at the end of family members asking for funds. financial information about a char- intended charity. the year when charitable donation It’s hard to determine which causes ity, including its rating, its ranking Putnam-Walkerly calls this time, requests tend to come in more,” she are the most meaningful. Individu- and how money is used. Putnam- Continued on page 8

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 5 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

used to guide the creation of some worthwhile. the individual to do that.” CHARITABLE TRUSTS types of trusts, but it is hazardous “You need to be super-wealthy The trust’s payment scheme must Continued from page 4 to take on the job alone. in order to think about setting up a also meet the grantor’s desires, as “The first thing is to work with charitable lead trust,” Peartree ex- well as IRS requirements. “You would not have had to pay qualified professionals,” Muck as- plains. “It just doesn’t make eco- “There are pitfalls, in terms of for any of the income tax conse- serts. “Have a good team in place— nomic sense to do it unless you’re making sure we’re selecting the quence of that increase in value a good attorney, accountant, finan- making at least a million, $2 mil- right payout rate,” Peartree says. while it’s outside of your estate.” cial adviser.” lion gift.” “The payout for charitable remain- When the trust ends, the asset When Peartree sits down with a The grantor also needs to decide der trusts can be between 5 percent goes to the non-charitable benefi- client to discuss setting up a trust, how much control of a donated asset and 50 percent of the value of the ciary. Thereby, a donor could trans- she starts the process with a ques- he or she wants to give the charity asset.” fer wealth to a relative or other ben- tion: should the client take that step involved. Finally, the grantor must pick eficiary at minimal cost, in terms at all? “What are they trying to accom- someone who can satisfactorily ad- of taxes. “We have to do the analysis of plish charity-wise?” Muck says. minister the trust. A third general type of charitable whether it makes sense to do it and “Do they want it (the donation) to “The trustee of a charitable trust trust only confers its benefits upon what type of charitable deduction be going for specific purposes, or should be an individual or an in- charities. you would get,” she says. do they just want the charity to take stitution who will invest trust as- “To me, a purely charitable trust As part of that process, it is neces- it and do what they want with it?” sets judiciously so as to produce is similar to creating a foundation,” sary to determine whether the poten- A potential grantor must also income for the individual benefi- Timothy Muck, partner at Lacy Kat- tial grantor can donate, and is will- make sure that the organization se- ciary and yet preserve assets for the zen LLC, explains. “It’s when you ing to donate, enough in the way of lected as a charitable beneficiary charitable beneficiary,” Peartree ex- have, number one, a person who has assets to make the formation of the qualifies as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit plains. “The trustee also must un- significant charitable intent.” trust worthwhile for all concerned. in the eyes of the IRS—another job derstand the nuances of the require- Muck adds that those who donate That depends in part upon the type that usually is better left to profes- ments of administering a charitable to such trusts qualify for deductions of trust involved, the cost of admin- sionals. trust, from calculating the annual on their income or estate taxes. istering it and other factors. Muck Though charitable trusts can’t be distribution amounts to filing the “If I put $100,000 into a purely advises clients who are interested in changed after they’re created, they requisite tax returns.” charitable trust in my lifetime, I’m setting up a purely charitable trust can be written in a way that allows Even a seemingly small error can entitled to take a $100,000 income to avoid doing so unless they have them to adapt to changing circum- prove costly. tax deduction on my tax return,” he at least $500,000 in assets to place stances—such as the closing of a “Especially in the case of the re- says. in it. charitable beneficiary. mainder and the lead trusts, with the Valuable though a charitable trust “The administrative costs are so “Some charitable remainder IRS requirements, if you don’t com- can be for all concerned, its grantor great that it’s going to eat into any trusts, you can actually change the ply with them, then you lose, basi- needs to avoid a number of pitfalls. return, and you’re not going to have beneficiaries during your lifetime,” cally, the benefit of the tax code,” To begin with, it is very important much income left over to actually says Veronica Van Nest, Senior Muck explains. “You may not qual- to make sure that the trust meets the benefit a charity,” he explains. Wealth Management Consultant at ify for an income tax deduction.” standards set forth in the tax codes. Other types of trusts require even Manning & Napier. “That has to be Mike Costanza is a Rochester-area Templates available online can be higher amounts if they are to be put in the trust agreement to allow freelance writer. Thank you for 20 IMPACTFUL Years Your generosity has enabled us to provide much needed support and services to those in our community who have been diagnosed with breast or gynecologic cancer - at no cost to them. But our work is not done.

Pink Ribbon Walk & Run Tee’d Off at Breast Cancer ARTrageous Affair Gala Sunday, May 13, 2018 Golf Tournament Saturday, September 29, 2018 Genesee Valley Park Tuesday, July 31, 2018 Holiday Inn Rochester Downtown Ridgemont Country Club Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester 1048 University Avenue, Rochester NY 14607 • 585-473-8177 • bccr.org

6 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 7 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

nating an incentive for individuals AMERICANS and companies. For individuals who Continued from page 5 itemize on their tax returns, charita- talent or treasure. Individuals can ble contributions of money or prop- donate their time through volun- erty made to qualified organizations teer hours at their favorite charity; can be deducted. The Internal Rev- they can donate their talent—like enue Service allows individuals to helping an organization with book- deduct up to 50 percent of adjusted keeping if you’re an accountant; or gross income. they can donate their treasure, or Those incentives could be at stake monetary funds. if current proposals to reform the The two agree that you don’t have U.S. tax code are implemented, to be a high-net individual to make which could, in turn, create a neg- an impact with an organization. In- ative impact on Americans’ giving stead, they say, focus on what or- habits, experts say. ganizations or causes are the most In the meantime, Putnam-Walk- meaningful and donate time and erly suggests that individuals make money there. a charitable plan of action at the “For my husband and me—who beginning of each year. Now, she are not high-net individuals—we says, is a perfect time to identify help raise $40,000 a year through what causes are the most meaning- a pub crawl each year and we give ful, research them, and then make 100 percent of those dollars directly a plan. to organizations that help under- “Take time early in the year to served families and children,” Ulle figure out what issues are mean- says. ingful to you. Make time in your Their No. 1 advice—whether it’s year to learn about those issues—go an individual or an organization— to events, volunteer, do research— is to have a more focused plan of then make a plan to set aside funds action. in order to make donations through- “I am actually convincing my cli- out the year. You can have dona- ents to give less, and instead be more tions automatically deducted from focused in their approach. I encour- your paychecks. Develop a game age them to make donating a part of plan for generating those funds,” their spending and investment hab- she says. its,” Ulle says. Christine Hansen writes for The current tax code makes do- BridgeTower Media.

Book of lists 2018

Sponsored by

Get Greater Rochester’s business news and information online every day and in print every Friday.

RBJ.net/subscribe • 866-941-4130

8 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 9 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource Grant Makers, Part 1 (Ranked by total grants paid)

Name Address Total Assets at Grant Telephone Total Grants Paid No. of Grants End of Fiscal Applications Rank Website ($000) Paid Year ($000) Purpose of Giving Programs Accepted? Eligibility Requirements Sample Local Grants The Wegman Family Charitable Foundation 13,489 36 23,566 To enrich the quality of life for economically No Preselected charitable organizations McQuaid Jesuit High School, $5,000,000; Willow 1. 1500 Brooks Ave., P.O. Box 30844 disadvantaged children; other community needs Domestic Violence Center, $250,000; Mercy Flight Central Rochester, N.Y. 14603 Inc., $50,000 (585) 328-2550

Max & Marian Farash Charitable Foundation 11,171 156 245,264 To support local programs in the general areas of Yes 501(c)(3) organizations in Monroe and Ontario Jewish Family Service of Rochester, $1,000,000; True 2. 255 East Ave. education, Jewish life, entrepreneurship, and arts and counties that are not classified as private foundations North Rochester Preparatory Charter, $300,000; PUSH Rochester, N.Y. 14604 culture or Type III supporting organizations Physical Theatre Inc. $4,000 (585) 218-9855 www.farashfoundation.org The Sands Family Foundation Inc. 2,882 24 137,406 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Education Enterprise of NY Foundation, $1,060,000; 3. 207 High Point Drive, Building 100 Greater Canandaigua Family YMCA, $175,000; Rochester Victor, N.Y. 14564 City Ballet, $100,000 (585) 678-7449

Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation 2,262 108 50,699 Generally limited to assist elderly and youth in Monroe Yes 501(c)(3) organizations, generally limited to Genesee Country Museum, $160,000; Center for 4. 1600 South Ave, Suite 250 and Yates counties assistance for the elderly and youths in Monroe and Employment Opportunities, $20,000: Gay Alliance of Rochester, N.Y. 14620 Yates counties Genesee Valley, $6,645 (585) 461-4950 www.dmjf.org Davenport-Hatch Foundation Inc. 1,820 86 40,092 To offer aid and support to charitable, religious, Yes No restrictions Eastman School of Music, $246,927; Rochester Museum 5. c/o Greendyke Jencik & Associates PLLC, educational and scientific organizations and health & Science Center, $100,000; Catholic Family Center, 110C Linden Oaks services $40,000 Rochester, N.Y. 14625 (585) 899-3471 B. Thomas Golisano Foundation 1,602 29 33,892 To be a partner with providers, organizations and the No Preselected charitable organizations Mary Cariola Children's Center, $200,000; Hochstein 6. 1 Fishers Road community to create an environment of dignity and care School of Music, $25,000; Rochester Special Hockey, Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 for disabled individuals and their families, particularly $10,000 (585) 340-1200 those with developmental disabilities www.golisanofoundation.org Saunders Foundation 1,431 47 3,017 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Noyes Health, $150,000; Education Enterprise of NY 7. 762 Brooks Ave. Foundation, $50,000; Boys and Girls Clubs of Rochester, Rochester, N.Y. 14619 $10,000 (585) 235-4790

Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation 1,410 39 32,017 To support health-related programs, services for the Yes 501(c)(3) organizations NA 8. 1600 East Ave., Suite 701 elderly, education and research Rochester, N.Y. 14610 (585) 442-6900

Peter A. and Marion W. Schwartz Family Foundation Trust 1,395 62 26,991 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Finger Lakes Land Trust, $100,000; Autism Speaks, 9. 5337 Black Point Road $10,000; Canandaigua Emergency Squad, $3,000 Canandaigua, N.Y. 14424 (585) 396-3008

ESL Charitable Foundation 1,319 77 0 To be a catalyst for transformation of systems, Yes Organizations serving the geographical area of United Way of Greater Rochester $400,000; Rochester 10. 225 Chestnut St. organizations, and places that uplift the Greater members of ESL Federal Credit Union Philharmonic Orchestra $20,000; Sojourner House at Rochester, N.Y. 14604 Rochester area for all who live and work within it Pathstone, $4,985 (585) 336-1000 www.esl.org/community/esl-charitable-foundation Seneca Foods Foundation 1,301 NA 5,629 Focuses primarily on helping to prepare and empower Yes 501(C)(3) organizations, with priority to those with NA 11. 3736 S. Main St. young people by giving them the tools they need to Seneca employee/retiree volunteer involvement, and Marion, N.Y. 14505 become independent and contributing members of our those geographically located in a community where (315) 926-8100 community. Seneca has a facility or a substantial presence. www.senecafoods.com/seneca-foods-foundation

Summers Foundation Inc.1 1,097 30 6,364 NA No NA Rochester General Hospital, $125,000; YMCA of Greater 12. 1001 Lexington Ave. Rochester $40,000; Discovery Charter School $3,771 Rochester, N.Y. 14606 (585) 546-6830

William & Sheila Konar Foundation 1,047 45 8,714 NA Yes None Jewish Community Center, $100,000; East House, 13. 75 Thruway Park Drive $5,000; Water for Sudan, $2,400 West Henrietta, N.Y. 14586 (585) 334-4110

Ann and Carl Myers Charitable Foundation Inc. 1,005 2 3,101 NA NA NA University of Rochester, $1,000,000; Rochester 14. P.O. Box 319 Melanoma Action Group, $5,000 Hemlock, N.Y. 14466 (314) 342-4459

The Zeller Corp. Foundation 989 21 256 NA No Preselected charitable organizations University of Rochester, $50,000; YMCA of Greater 15. 1000 University Ave., #800 Rochester, $4,000; Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester, Rochester, N.Y. 14607 $1,000 (585) 254-8840

The Schwartz Family Foundation Inc. 870 39 10,527 NA Yes Donee organizations of a private foundation Willow Domestic Violence Center $50,000; Planned 16. c/o CSSC, 65A Monroe Ave. Parenthood $5,000; Irondequoit Ambulance Center Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 $5,000 (585)248-0960

The Riedman Foundation 710 26 19,823 To support human services, cultural and educational Yes No restrictions Rochester Area Community Foundation, $500,000; Fish 17. 45 East Ave. nonprofit organizations Hatchery at Powder Mills Park, $124,685; Genesee Rochester, N.Y. 14604 Country Museum, $5,000 (585) 232-4424

The Charles and Mary Crossed Foundation 685 NA 12,011 NA No Preselected charitable organizations NA 18. 1675 Clover St. Rochester, N.Y. 14618 (585) 473-6743

William and Mildred Levine Foundation 550 5 14,355 Golisano Children's Hospital - UR Medical Center, No Preselected organizations NA 19. 2921 Brighton-Henrietta Town Line Road $265,000; CURE Childhood Cancer Assoc., $30,000; Rochester, N.Y. 14623 American Diabetes Association, $1,500 (585) 272-0606

The Polisseni Foundation 505 20 849 NA Yes 501(c)(3) organizations St. John Fisher College, $150,000; American Red Cross, 20. 120 Linden Oaks #200 $62,500; Bridges for Brain Injury, $2,500 Rochester, N.Y. 14625 (585) 641-0151

The Zarrella Family Foundation Inc. 500 NA 2,180 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Rochester Institute of Technology, $500,000 21. c/o Ashford Advisors, 308 Grove St. Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 (585) 697-0362

The Kilian J. & Caroline F. Schmitt Foundation Inc. 494 10 11,995 Higher education, medical research, capital projects Yes 501(c)(3) organizations in the metropolitan Rochester University of Rochester $250,000; Geva Theatre, 22. 1530 East Ave. area $50,000; St. Mary's Church (Scottsville), $15,000 Rochester, N.Y. 14610 (585) 381-4493

Paychex Community Foundation Inc. 413 83 791 NA Yes NA United Way of Greater Rochester, $210,000; Easter Seals 23. 911 Panorama Trail South of New York, $2,500; The Little Theatre, $2,000 Rochester, N.Y. 14625 (585) 569-21719

Alvin F. & Ruth K. Thiem Charitable Foundation 383 21 5,913 Grants are generally provided for education and Yes 501(C)(3) or equivalent organizations St. John Fisher College, $95,000; SUNY Brockport, 24. 19 Prince St. educational pursuits and other activities that have a long- $65,000; Hochstein Music School, $5,000 Rochester, N.Y. 14607 term impact on the quality of life in the community (585) 232-6697

Elaine P. & Richard U. Wilson Foundation 360 18 3,008 NA No Preselected charitable organizations George Eastman Museum, $75,000; Humane Society at 25. 1501 Pittsford-Victor Road Lollypop Farm, $15,000; Eastman School of Music, Victor, N.Y. 14564 $10,000 (585) 248-6400

Notes: Information was obtained from the most recent publicly-available IRS Form 990-PF filed by 1 Includes assets of former John and Jayne Summers Foundation Inc. following merger If you would like your company to be considered for next year's list, or if there are any corrections or each grant making organization and from other public sources. The list includes grant making NA - Not available additions, please write to: Research, Rochester Business Journal, 16 W. Main St., Suite 341, Rochester, organizations based in Monroe, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans or Wayne counties that gave at least N.Y. 14614; or email [email protected]. one grant to an individual or organization in this local area. and that are not dedicated to the Researched by Andrew Green © 2018 Rochester Business Journal support of a single institution.

10 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource Grant Makers, Part 2 (Ranked by total grants paid)

Name Address Total Assets at Grant Telephone Total Grants Paid No. of Grants End of Fiscal Applications Rank Website ($000) Paid Year ($000) Purpose of Giving Programs Accepted? Eligibility Requirements Sample Local Grants Charles J. & Burton S. August Family Foundation 352 26 7,141 NA Yes 501(c)(3) organizations Seneca Waterways Council Boy Scouts of America, 26. 240 Sandringham Road $50,000; Rochester Institute of Technology, $27,000; Rochester, N.Y. 14610 Hickok Center for Brain Injury $7,500 (585) 381-4615

Ames-Amzalak Memorial Trust 330 61 5,138 Support for agencies and institutions which are part of the No 501(c)(3) organizations in the Greater Rochester Golisano Children's Hospital at Strong, $55,000; Jewish 27. 610 Wilder Building Rochester Jewish Community, and for other community area Family Service of Rochester $10,000; Rochester Rochester, N.Y. 14614 and nonprofit agencies and institutions benefiting Association of Performing Arts, $2,500 (585) 232-7046 children, the handicapped, health care and the arts www.ames-amzalak.org Mary Hicks Preston Historical Improvement & Betterment 318 14 7,414 Create or enhance historical preservation, socialization, Yes 501(c)(3) organizations, municipalities, faith-based Phelps Community Center, $95,000; Village of Phelps, 28. Foundation Inc. recreation, education and culture in the town and village organizations (under certain conditions), public and $29,700; American Cancer Center, $1,500 P.O. Box 21 of Phelps and the surrounding area private schools Phelps, N.Y. 14532 (315) 548-8017 www.phelpsny.com/preston-foundation Eayres Hope Foundation 271 10 5,747 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Center for Youth Services, $50,000; Family Resource 29. 2540 Brighton-Henrietta Townline Road Centers of Hillside, $25,000; Rochester Childfirst Network, Rochester, N.Y. 14623 $15,000 (585) 272-7007

Cornell Weinstein Family Foundation 265 37 3,669 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Hope Hall, $28,350; Temple Beth El, $10,000; Daystar 30. 39 Tobey Brook $1,000 Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 (585) 383 - 8053

Duda Family Foundation 246 18 4,529 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Nazareth College of Rochester, $60,000; Strong Museum, 31. 23 Old Westfall Drive $11,000; Make-A-Wish Foundation, $2,000 Rochester, N.Y. 14625 (585) 232-2956

Theodore & Cashmere M. Mendick Foundation Inc. 211 13 4,148 NA No Preselected charitable organizations St. John Fisher College, $75,215; Camp Haccamo, 32. 468 E. Ridge Road $30,000; Cameron Ministries, $12,000 Rochester, N.Y. 14621 (585) 266-5900

Harold & Joan Feinbloom Family Foundation 203 17 3,832 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Jewish Senior Life Foundation, $80,000; Golisano 33. 1221 Pittsford-Victor Road Children's Hospital, $50,000; Bivona Child Advocacy Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 Center, $25,000 (585) 586-6900

Earl W. & Hildagunda A. Brinkman Private Charitable 193 15 3,651 NA Yes None Rochester Institute of Technology, $54,299; Clifton Fire 34. Foundation Department, $4,500; Veterans Outreach Center, $2,265 3392 Buffalo Road Rochester, N.Y. 1424 (585) 247-1911 Ontario Children's Foundation 191 NA 4,203 Funding to assist with children's unmet needs, including Yes Residents of Ontario County College loans, $103,000; child care expenses and youth 35. P.O. Box 82 medical fees, prescriptions, daycare and college loans organization memberships, $62,288; assistance to Canandaigua, N.Y. 14424 families with medical and health-related expenses for www.ontchildfound.net children, contribution to summer recreation program at Finger Lakes Cerebral Palsy, $25,589 Hutchins Family Foundation Inc. 180 45 6,179 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School, $10,000; The 36. 75 Indian Spring Lane Harley School, $6,000; Center for Governmental Rochester, N.Y. 14618 Research, $1,000 (585) 244-5299

Stella Matutina Foundation 175 9 2,878 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Hope Hall, $25,000; St. Michael's Woodshop, $20,000; 37. c/o J. Garrett, 1300 Clinton Square Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services, $10,000 Rochester, N.Y. 14604 (585) 263-1271

Arunas A. & Pamela A. Chesonis Family Foundation 161 5 214 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Untapped Shores International, $2,500; St. Joseph's 38. 245 Ambassador Drive Neighborhood Center, $500 Rochester, N.Y. 14610 (585) 267-7054

The John & Margaret Sinclaire Foundation Inc. 161 NA 4,561 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Genesee Land Trust, $50,000; University of Rochester, 39. 12 Saddle Ridge Trail $10,000; Pitty Love Dog Rescue, $10,000 Fairport, N.Y. 14450 (585) 421-0596

Mashomack Foundation 128 10 2,140 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Westside YMCA Invest in Youth, $20,000; Rochester 40. c/o Anthony Morabito, 2 Dover Court Museum and Science Center, $5,000; St. Pius X Capital Rochester, N.Y. 14624 Campaign, $5,000 (585) 429-7759

The Cuvelier Family Foundation 115 12 2,343 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, $25,500; Camp No Preselected charitable organizations NA 41. c/o J. Fitzgerald, 1300 Clinton Square Good Days and Special Times, $10,000; Open Door Rochester, N.Y. 14604 Mission, $6,000 (585) 263-1357

Max A. Adler Charitable Foundation Inc. 112 NA 282 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Jewish Home of Rochester, $10,000; Monroe Community 42. 700 Crossroads Building, 2 State St. College Foundation, $5,000; Quad A For Kids, $2,000 Rochester, N.Y. 14614 (585) 987-2800

The Guido and Ellen Palma Foundation Inc. 111 26 1,664 MUCC Theater, $7,500; Girl Scouts of Western New No Preselected charitable organizations NA 43. 4 Peabody Circle York, $5,000; The Assisi Institute, $2,500 Penfield, N.Y. 14526 (585) 377-9801

Melvin and Mildred Eggers Family Charitable Foundation 105 NA 2,354 NA No Preselected charitable organizations University of Rochester Medical Center, $1,500; Flower 44. c/o C. Sackett, 1300 Clinton Square City Habitat for Humanity, $1,500; Foodlink, $1,500 Rochester, N.Y. 14604 (585) 263-1273

McDermott Family Foundation Inc. 101 19 19 NA No Preselected charitable organizations House of Mercy, $50,000, Lifespan $5,000; Veterans 45. 1501 Pittsford-Victor Road Outreach Center, $4,000 Rochester, N.Y. 14603-0000 (585) 248-6400

The Ralph and Eleanor Cantisano Family Foundation 100 7 472 NA Yes 501(c)(3) public charities University of Rochester Medical Center $50,000; Humane 46. 2300 Buffalo Road, Building 200 Society at Lollypop Farm, $10,000; Junior Achievement of Rochester, N.Y. 14624 Rochester, $5,000 (585) 279-0120

Przysinda Family Foundation Inc. 99 10 505 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Rochester General Hospital Foundation, $40,000; 47. c/o J. Turri, Harris Beach LLC, 99 Garnsey Road McQuaid Jesuit High School, $3,000; Honeoye Falls- Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 Mendon Volunteer Ambulance, $1,000 (585) 419-8644

Hoselton Foundation 99 7 1,505 NA Yes IRS exempt or valid 501(c)(3) Heritage Christian Services, $15,000; Charles G Finney 48. 6 Stoney Clover Lane Corporate High School, $14,000; Roberts Wesleyan Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 College, $10,000 (585) 586-7373

Westminster Barrington Foundation 99 46 2,930 NA No Preselected charitable organizations Jewish Senior Life, $15,000; George Eastman House, 49. 2163 East Ave. $1,000; NAMI, $1,000 Rochester, N.Y. 14610 (585) 546-5560

Spindler Family Foundation 98 25 2,151 NA No Preselected charitable organizations The Nature Conservancy, $16,667; Eastman School of 50. c/o Sackett, 1300 Clinton Square Music, $15,000; Casa of Rochester/Monroe County, Rochester, N.Y. 14604 $2,000 (585) 263-1273

Notes: Information was obtained from the most recent publicly-available IRS Form 990-PF filed by If you would like your company to be considered for next year's list, or if there are any corrections or each grant making organization and from other public sources. The list includes grant making NA - Not available additions, please write to: Research, Rochester Business Journal, 16 W. Main St., Suite 341, Rochester, organizations based in Monroe, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans or Wayne counties that gave at least N.Y. 14614; or email [email protected]. one grant to an individual or organization in this local area. and that are not dedicated to the Researched by Andrew Green © 2018 Rochester Business Journal support of a single institution.

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 11 Overview AutismUp AutismUp is the leading autism support organi- Power; Teen Kinect; Exploring Sensations; Self-Reg- zation in Rochester, NY and the surrounding areas. ulation; Vision in Motion; Personal Training; Fitness 855 Publishers Parkway Founded in 2004, by a small group of parents of chil- Programs; Yoga; Basketball; Swim Lessons; iCan Webster, NY 14580 dren with Autism Spectrum Disorder, it’s grown to Bike Learn to Ride Program; Minecraft Groups; So- [email protected] over 2,000 member households. We aim to provide cial Communication Club at Nazareth (SCCAN); Teen 585-248-9011 support to all individuals with autism across the ag- Techies; Summer Social Skills Camp Program; Special www.autismup.org es — support for families and children with autism Interest Social Skill Groups; Teen Scene and more that grow up into adults with autism. Our vision is unique offerings added throughout the year. Year established: 2004 to be the premier model of community support and Support Services Total Employees (FTE): 10 inclusion for individuals with autism, ensuring adults with ASD will safely live, work and develop towards We engage parents, caregivers, siblings, providers, Geographic Area Served: their full potential. professionals and the community with opportunities Greater Rochester and sur- to support themselves, and the individual with ASD. rounding areas including Direct Programming Support services include: Autism Awareness & Ad- counties of Monroe, Ontario, AutismUp education programs look at the whole in- vocacy; Autism Consultations; Community Educa- Wayne, Livingston. dividual and prepare people with autism to live their tion & Training; Connections Support Groups; Fam- lives fully by providing the skills to help them do it. ily Gatherings; Family Navigator; Speaker Series; Highly supported, customized education programs Sibling Support; Online Support Group; Parent Ef- Mission focus on the development of social skills, readiness fectiveness Program; Parent Mentor Program; Parent skills, supported fitness and recreation opportunities, Workshops; Professional Conferences & Workshops; The mission of AutismUp is to and sensory regulation and include: Boys Zone; Girl Resource Library. support individuals with Au- tism Spectrum Disorder, and Fundraising Events their families, by expanding and enhancing opportunities AutismUp presents three annual signage, program and website ad- Tournament will be held Novem- to improve quality of life. fundraisers. vertising. ber 17 at Shadow Lake. n The Spring Gala is held in n The “KiteFlite” Parade, Fes- Other fundraising events include conjunction with Autism Aware- tival & Expo is held for AutismUp the Autism Open Golf Tournament Annual Revenues ness Month in April. The gala will members, families and friends. Pa- in June, Annual Appeal, and numer- be held on April 28, 2018 at the rade march teams raise money on- ous community-initiated events of $821,274 Rochester Riverside Convention line to support AutismUp leading which AutismUp is the beneficiary. Center. Sponsor benefits are avail- up to the walk and festival held on Information can be found at www. Funding Sources able at many levels and include ta- August 19. autismup.org/events or by email to bles, tickets, VIP reception, event n The Mixed Doubles Paddle [email protected]. 1% Volunteer Opportunities Individuals with autism need a n Bike Camp Runner: Our an- tion are key to raising awareness breadth of support to be success- nual bicycle camp teaches 40 bik- and promoting opportunities for ful. Opportunities to donate time ers ages 8 and up to ride. Success those with autism. We are in need 23% and talent include the following: is due to the 80 volunteer spotters of Student, School, and Parent Am- 49% n Program Support Coaching: that help them along. bassadors to represent AutismUp. Volunteer in classes that develop n Special Event Volunteer: Training provided. 13% social skills, recreation and fitness Event preparation and event day n Talent: Donating your profes- skills, readiness skills, and sensory support volunteer opportunities are sional services or sharing a special regulation in the community & at available all year long. talent is appreciated and advances 14% our Multi-Sensory Learning Envi- n Awareness Ambassador: our mission. ronment in Webster. Community outreach and educa-

Special Events Giving Opportunities Contributions/United Way AutismUp relies on fundraising to cover the majority [email protected]. Your donations help inno- Grants/State Contracts of our program costs, volunteers to facilitate programs, vate our multi-sensory learning environment, enhance community outreach and special events. We appreci- programs and services, and expand our scholarship Program Income ate your consideration of a monetary gift, sponsorship, program to ensure opportunities are available to all Other Revenue stock donation, United Way contribution (#2490), car, who need support regardless of financial circumstance. equipment and company matching gifts. Personal fund- Donations remains local. Legal name: Upstate New raisers generate awareness and funding for AutismUp, York Families for Effective Autism Treatment, Inc. and forming a KiteFlite parade march team is simple (d/b/a AutismUp) EIN# 04-3833868 and fun! Visit autismup.org to learn more or email Scott Burdett, Board Chairperson Board of Directors Flaum Management Company Chairperson Emeritus/Member-at-large Dr. Susan Hyman, Member-at-large Angelo J. Ponticello, Member-at-large Betsy Brug, Board Vice Chairperson Jay Marketing and Communications URMC Golisano Children’s Hospital Woodring | Ponticello Group, Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP Dr. Bryan Harrison, Member-at-large Rich Kladstrup, Member-at-large Merrill Lynch Dawn Vogler-Elias, Secretary Licensed Clinical Psychologist Paris Kirwan Associates, Inc. Dr. Laurence Sugarman, Member-at-large Nazareth College Mark Higgins, Member-at-large Stephen C. Krauss, Member-at-large RIT, Easter Seals, URMC Dina Vazzana, Member-at-large Danielle DiLorenzo, Member-at-large Higgins Henderson LLC Tompkins Financial Advisors Carestream The Vision Automotive Group Liz Hopkins, Member-at-large William Myers, Member-at-large Lisa Fetkenhour Ardent Learning TNW Enterprises

12 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 13 Catholic Charities Overview of the Diocese Through a broad range of advocacy and direct service, rounding Finger Lakes Region: of Rochester we affect the lives of more than 200,000 individuals in n Catholic Charities Community Services our Diocese, giving particular attention to persons who n Catholic Charities of Chemung & Schuyler counties are marginalized and most powerless. Together we: n Catholic Charities of the Finger Lakes 1150 Buffalo Road n Strive to eliminate the causes of social and moral n Catholic Charities of Livingston County Rochester, NY 14624 injustice; n Catholic Charities of Steuben County (585) 328-3210 n Provide direct services where there is specific need n Catholic Charities of Tompkins & Tioga Counties www.dor.org for a service based upon Catholic social teaching; n Catholic Charities of Wayne County [email protected] n Enable persons to develop their full potential; n Catholic Family Center serving Monroe County n Assist Catholic faith communities in developing n Food Bank of the Southern Tier Year Established: 1910 parish-based social ministry programs; n Camp Stella Maris Total Employees (FTE): 1,100 n Collaborate with and convene other agencies that n Providence Housing Development Corporation. Geographic Area Served: share our mission and values; Together, we help our neighbors develop skills Twelve counties of the Diocese n Work with elected officials, civic leaders, and per- for life as we empower them to lead healthy, pro- of Rochester- Monroe, Wayne, sons in business and industry to effect a more just society. ductive independent lives. Catholic Charities of the Cayuga, Seneca, Ontario, We accomplish our goals through our network of Diocese of Rochester provides help that works and Livingston, Yates, Steuben, agencies serving all of Monroe County and the sur- hope that lasts. Schuyler, Chemung, Tioga, and Tompkins Fundraising Events Mission Each Catholic Charities agency so much more. Check the web site of n Catholic Charities of the Fin- participates in a variety of special the agency nearest you for the most ger Lakes invites you to a Hoedown Rooted in Scripture and events throughout the year to help up-to-date information. Examples for Hunger in September. Tradition which emphasize fund a myriad of programs and ser- of exciting and fun events include: n Catholic Charities of Livingston the dignity of the human vices. By participating, you are help- n Catholic Charities Communi- County celebrates the holiday at their person, especially the poorest ing to provide job training, heat and ty Services invites you to Breakfast annual Christmas Red Carpet Gala. among us, Catholic Charities housing assistance, food and cloth- with Friends in March. n Camp Stella Maris invites you participates in humanizing ing for those in need, help for people n Catholic Family Center holds to their annual Casino Night each and elevating the social order with developmental disabilities and their New Century Gala in March. April. through education, advocacy and the provision of human services in accordance with Volunteer Opportunities the teachings of the Roman Become a member of a Board of Charities agency. Programs and agency is happy to share specific Catholic Church. Directors, volunteer your time in services are successful, in part, be- ways to get involved in support- Annual Revenues 2016 direct service to others or provide cause of the generous support of ing their efforts. Call the Catholic a Thanksgiving dinner or Christmas volunteers, donors and benefac- Charites agency in your area today gift to those in need. Volunteers tors. Opportunities to donate time for more information. $70,866,994 are the lifeblood of each Catholic and share talents are plentiful. Each Funding Sources 1% Giving Opportunities <.5% Your cash donations help to provide emergency shel- Trusts. Memorial donations or gifts in honor of birth- ter, food, clothing, transportation needs, adaptive equip- days, weddings, anniversaries, other special occasions ment, technology, community integration opportuni- are beautiful ways to honor loved ones. Each Catholic ties as well as provide support for general operating Charities agency offers secure on-line donation op- 11% expenses. Consider putting your local Catholic Char- portunities. Visit your local agency web site for more ity in your will. Other ways to give include Donor Di- information or call them today to find out how you can rected Funds, Gifts-in-Kind and Charitable Remainder make a difference. 13% 45.5% Board of Directors 29% Bishop Salvatore R. Matano Michael Gabrielli Ted O’Toole Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester Corning Incorporated Wayne County Board Jack Balinsky Art Hatton Martin F. Palumbos President/Secretary Robert E. Keernan, Jr. PS&E Plan to Prosper Grants and Contracts Anthony Adams Fritz Minges William Powell Program Service Fees Adams Bell Adams, P.C. Alesco Advisors, LLC James Purvis Contributions Ron Allison Sr. Janice Morgan Timothy Sheehan Rev. Daniel J. Condon Sisters of Saint Josephs of Rochester Midwest Asset Acceptance Group Food in-kind assistance Philip L. Cox Terrance Mulhern Rev. Paul Tomasso Investment income Catherine B. Crandall Seaway Advisors Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester Maynard J. Fox, III Estalla Norwood Evans, LMSW Other Fox Insurance Associates Nazareth College of Rochester

14 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Catholic Charities…HELP that works. HOPE that lasts.

87 N. Clinton Avenue, Rochester, NY 14604 Since 1982 Catholic Charities of the Finger Driven by a deeply held, faith-based commitment to embrace the poorest and most vulnerable, Lakes has been providing advocacy, direct we connect them to a continuum of life-changing services, from adoption and services that service, support and education to individuals strengthen families to helping people break free of addiction and barriers to independence. CFC is and families in Ontario, Seneca, Yates and the lead agency for Refugee Resettlement in Monroe County. We collaborate with partners to offer Cayuga Counties. Programs and services are hope to all regardless of their religion. We are a catalyst for social change and difference-making designed to meet the unique needs of the opportunities that will heal our community. individuals and communities we serve. We believe that if you give people hope, they can do anything.

4 5 Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Rochester, Inc. 1099 Jay Street, Building J, Rochester, NY 14611 • Visit: www.cccsrochester.org Agency Emergency Support Special Housing Food Catholic Charities Services Service Needs Services Services Contact: Lori VanAuken, Executive Director at (585) 339-9800 Catholic • 4,327 served • Eldersource - 1,264 served • Mental Health Clinic - • Shelters & of the Diocese of Rochester, Inc. • Aging & Adult Services - 3,627 served 2,172 served Supportive Housing - Family Center • Children Youth & Family - 2,938 served • Restart Drug & Alcohol Treatment - 3,223 served 2,807 served • Healthy Sisters- 38 served • Refugee, Immigration & At Catholic Charities Community Services, we are deeply committed to enhancing and strengthening • Kinship Navigator - 48,529 served Employment Services - • FLAGS - 1,394 served 1,412 served

the independence, inclusion, and individuality of persons with disabilities and those who are living Catholic Charities • Developmental Disabilities Over 35,000 persons in our Twelve County - 580 served Community • Care Doordination - Diocese Received Emergency Services 2,738 served with significant health challenges including HIV/AIDS. We provide services that support, coordinate, Assistance in 2016 • Supportive Services -227 Catholic Charities helped 500 families (Serving 12 Counties) served with heating assistanc in 2016

advocate and educate in order to foster individual and community empowerment as we strive to • Mortgage Foreclosure Catholic Charities of • 7, 500 served • Outreach - Schuyler - 11,000 served • Mental Health Services Prevention - 120 We help our neighbors develop skills for life. We empower them to lead healthy, productive • RSVP - Schuyler - 350 served (Chemung) - 514 served served Chemung/Schuyler • Domestic Violence - 242 • Housing Assistance - Visit: www.cfcrochester.org build a just andindependent compassionate lives. We provide society a place for where all. people can grow in personal dignity. Visit: www.catholiccharitiesfl.orgserved 611 served Counties • Foster Care - - 17 served • First Time Homebuyers - 442 served since 1994

Contact: Marlene Bessette, President & CEO Contact: Ellen Wayne,• Community Executive of Caring - 22 served Director • Emergency • Food Pantry - • 5,691 served Catholic Charities • Faith in Action Transportation - Housing - 4,038 served 114 served 62 served of Livingston • HOPE Youth Mentoring - 26 served (585) 546-7220 MONROE COUNTY County (315) 789-2235• SSI/SSD Case Mgmt - 33 served Catholic Family Center (FC) • Employment - 408 served • Transitional Jail Counselling - 215 served FC Main Office FC Program Sites • Parenting Education - 78 served CM CM Catholic Charities Community Services (CM) CM FC CM FC CM Main Office CM Program Sites • Turning Point - • Substance Abuse Prevention - 6,200 served • Kinship Community PH FC CM Catholic Residence - 77 men FC CM 1,020 served • Healthy Families - 232 families served Providence Housing - Main Office (PH) served FC FC CM Charities of • Therapeutic Foster Care - 46 children served Through 165 Member FC FC • Kinship Supportive Living FC FC PH Main Office • Family Preservation SHAPE - 197 families Agencies, the Food Bank FC FC FC Steuben County - 31 men served served FC CM FC helps 150,000 different • Bath Community Child Day Care - 150 individuals each year children served MONROE AREAWIDE Catholic Family Center (FC) • Emergency Assistance FC Main Office FC Program Sites Catholic Charities • Supervised Visitation - 110 households • Emergency Housing - • Community Lunch of the - 2,300 households served 178 served Program - 13,780 served • Case Management - 52 households served meals served Finger Lakes Catholic Charities Community Services (CM) • SSI Advocacy - 95 households served (Serving 4 Counties) CM Main Office CM Program Sites • Immigration Svcs -Tompkins - 893 served • Tompkins County - • Nutrition Outreach - Tompkins - 224 served 3,843 served Catholic Charities of Livingston County (LV) • Nutrition Outreach - Tioga - 62 served Catholic • Tioga County • Family Empowerment Svcs - Tompkins - LV Main Office LV Program Site - 6500 served Charities of 151 served W • Youth Mentoring / Education - Tioga - W Tompkins/Tioga 35 served Wayne Catholic Charities of the Finger Lakes (FL) • Employment Services - Tioga - 34 served CM Counties Monroe FL Main Office FL Program Site W Catholic Charities in CM • 3, 000 served • Wolcott Clothing Center -3,100 served • Childhood Counseling & Intervention the Diocese of Rochester • Food Assistance - Catholic Charities of the Steuben County (ST) -140 served touched the lives of nearly 4,700 served • College Bound -172 served CM ST ST Catholic 250,000 individuals Main Offic Program Site • Counseling -180 served FL FL FL Seneca Charities of • Positive Attitude, Responsible Citizen in our twelve county CM FL FL Wayne County - 800 served diocese in 2016 LV Ontario CM Catholic Charities of Tompkins/Tioga (TT) • Persons In Need of Supervision - 325 served CM • La Casa -18 families served SM LV TT Main Office TT Program Site • Thriving Families - 220 served LV FL Cayuga CM • 11,563,304 pounds of food Yates Catholic Charities of Chemung/Schuyler (CS) Livingston distributed to 185 Member CM Agencies. 16,000 people ST FL CS Main Office CS Program Site LV CM served each week, 41% CM Food Bank children and 14% seniors CM • 3.2 million pounds of food, TT Food Bank of the Southern Tier (FB) of the including 925,159 pounds of TT Food assistance produce, were distributed to TT FB Main Office Southern Tier in 2016 was at an 88 sites on 833 occasions • 7,564 seniors were served by ST Schuyler Tompkins (Serving 6 Counties) all time high Mobile Food Pantries at 23 senior housing facilities ST ST CS TT TT TT Catholic Charities of Wayne County (W) ST • Through the BackPack ST W W ST Main Office Program Site program, 3,341 children received 101,242 weekend Steuben and holiday backpacks ST • 468 children visisted Kids’ ST FB Tioga Camp Stella Maris (SM) Farmers’ Market sites Program Site CS TT SM SK ST CS Camp • Summer Camp Participants - 2,768 served Chemung • ABLE Participants - 1,500 served Stella Maris • Off Season - 54 groups - 3,577 served

Providence • 1,600 individuals served # Main Office # Program Site Housing • 792 units in 23 Development projects

Catholic Charities of Livingston County Camp Stella Maris (CCLC), provides direct assistance, Rochester’s Premier Summer Camp for over 90 Years advocates for social and economic justice, FAITH, ACCEPTANCE, FRIENDSHIPS, VALUES and encourages self-sufficiency through For more than 90 years Camp Stella Maris has been a home away from home for campers to try new and exciting things, meet new friends, and challenge themselves. Located 30 minutes south education and support to fulfill the of Rochester on the shores of Conesus Lake, CSM has programs for campers ages 5–16. Traditionally mission of Catholic Charities of the Diocese an overnight summer camp, Camp Stella Maris also offers Day Camp, Teen, and Beginner Programs. Visit: www.aboutcflc.org of Rochester’s commitment to build a just When creating summer camp magic isn’t on the agenda, CSM offers year-round programming, facility rentals for retreats, and team building programs. Contact: Tabitha Brewster, and compassionate society rooted in the Executive Director dignity of all people. (585) 658-4466 Register Now for Summer 2018 online at www.campstellamaris.org or give us a call at (585) 346-2243

Other Catholic Charities agencies in your area: Catholic Charities of Wayne County Catholic Charities of Tompkins/Tioga Catholic Charities of Steuben County Catholic Charities of Chemung-Schuyler Food Bank of the Southern Tier 180 East Union Street 324 West Buffalo Street 23 Liberty Street Chemung Office: Schuyler Office: 388 Upper Oakwood Avenue Newark, NY 14513 Ithaca, NY 14850 Bath, NY 14810 215 East Church Street 105 Ninth Street, Unit 20 Elmira, NY 14903 Visit: www.ccwayne.org Visit: www.catholiccharitiestt.org Visit: catholiccharitiessteuben.org Elmira, NY 14901 Watkins Glen, NY 14891 Visit: www.foodbankst.org Contact: Contact: Contact: Visit: www.cs-cc.org Contact: Deacon Peter Dohr, Executive Director Renee Spear, Executive Director Laura M. Opelt, CEO Contact: Natasha Thompson, President & CEO (315) 331-4867 (607) 272-5062 (607) 776-8085 Chuck Nocera, Executive Director (607) 796-6061 (607) 535-2050

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 15 Foodlink, Inc. Overview Foodlink is a regional food hub and a Feeding Ameri- and dozens of community gardens, provide new access 1999 Mt. Read Blvd. ca food bank serving 10 counties in the Genesee Valley points to nutritious food in underserved communities. Rochester, NY, 14615 and Finger Lakes regions of New York. We alleviate The Foodlink Community Kitchen prepares and deliv- (585) 328-3380 hunger by distributing food to a network of hundreds ers more than 5,000 meals daily to Rochester children, www.foodlinkny.org of human service agencies and target the root causes and supports our agricultural economy by minimally [email protected] of food insecurity through dozens of food-related pro- processing locally grown apples for distribution into grams, including our Community Kitchen. Last year, schools and other institutions. The BackPack Program Year Established: 1978 Foodlink distributed 17.4 million pounds of food, in- and Mobile Pantry are emergency food distribution Total Employees (FTE): 85 cluding 4.9 million pounds of produce, and served more programs designed to provide a safety net for food in- than 1.1 million meals and snacks to children in our secure individuals and families. Geographic Area Served: community. In the year ahead, Foodlink will launch a one-of-a- Counties: Allegany, Genesee, Foodlink delivers multiple nutrition education pro- kind culinary and food industry workforce development Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, grams aimed to help improve food literacy and em- program focused on training individuals with barriers Orleans, Seneca, Wayne, power families to make healthy choices. A suite of to employment, and matching them with living-wage Wyoming and Yates. food access programs, including the Curbside Market jobs in the regional food industry. Mission Fundraising Events Our mission is to end hunger and leverage the power of n Festival of Food, the region’s n Forks and Skis is a ski event while checking out at the grocery food to build a healthier largest and longest-running tasting and fundraiser held annually at Bris- store. Wegmans hosts its campaign in community. event, is held each September at the tol Mountain. Attendees can enjoy a late fall, while Tops and several inde- City of Rochester Public Market. day on the slopes, lunch, drinks and pendent grocers host it in the winter. Annual Revenues More than 1,000 guests can select live entertainment. This year’s event n Food for Families is a food samples from more than 100 of the is scheduled for March 2. drive and fundraiser held each De- $33,935,617 top restaurants, wineries, brewer- n Check Out Hunger is a point- cember at Tops Friendly Markets, ies and more. The 2018 festival is of-sale campaign held twice annually in partnership with WROC-TV and Funding Sources scheduled for Sept. 17. that encourages shoppers to donate 96.5 WCMF. Volunteer Opportunities

23% Foodlink hosts more than 16,000 providers Foodlink serves. Those The Foodlink Community Kitchen volunteers each year, and could with a passion for cooking or nu- also welcomes volunteers to help not serve our community without trition can join our Nutrition Ed- prepare thousands of healthy meals 45% their support. Volunteers can sign ucators for a class or workshop. daily for City of Rochester after- up for a 3-hour shift in our ware- Those who excel in a retail and school programs. house sorting donated food for customer service setting can as- Visit www.foodlinkny.org to 32% the hundreds of emergency food sist our Curbside Market drivers. learn more and sign up.

Giving Opportunities

Foodlink accepts monetary donations throughout the There are several ways to pledge your support to Food- Earned year and is nationally recognized for its exemplary stew- link, including online donations, a monthly giving pro- ardship of funds. Charity Navigator, the nation’s largest gram, as a tribute to honor a loved one, or by remember- Raised evaluator of charities, has awarded Foodlink a 4-star ing Foodlink in your will. For more information, contact Given rating for nine consecutive years. Less than 2 percent of Heather Newton, Director of Development and Com- nonprofits nationwide have earned that distinction over munity Engagement, at [email protected] or that length of time. (585) 413-4053.

Board of Directors

Arline Santiago, Chair Loren Flaum Janine Schue ESL Federal Credit Union Flaum Management Company, Inc. Rochester Regional Health Ronald Little, Treasurer Thomas Kane Colin Sheridan Heritage Christian Services (retired) Constellation Brands, Inc. Germanow-Simon Companies Joseph Casion, Secretary Mark Kolko Matthew Squires Harter, Secrest & Emery Retired Manning Squires Hennig Lisa Bobo Sr. Beth LeValley Samantha Tassone City of Rochester Sisters of St. Joseph GrowthFuel Patrick Bourcy Orlando Ortiz Dr. Ian Wilson Wegmans Food Markets Gleason Works Rochester Endovascular, PLLC Dr. Rick Constantino Dawn Rockefeller Rochester Regional Health Victor-Farmington Food Cupboard

16 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 17 Mary Cariola Overview Children’s Center Mary Cariola Children’s Center has 61 classrooms serv- Mary Cariola’s highly skilled staff is unparalleled ing over 450 students with multiple and complex dis- in their commitment to working with youth with dis- 1000 Elmwood Ave. Suite 100 Rochester, NY 14620 abilities and medical needs with a large population also abilities and includes some of the finest special edu- (585)-271-0761 on the autism spectrum. These students represent nearly cation teachers, therapists, nurses, and social workers www.marycariola.org 50 school districts from ten surrounding counties. We in New York. [email protected] own and operate six residential homes where 44 children In addition to our educational program and life skills and young adults live and receive life skill training. Our development, we are proud to offer an innovative suite Year Established: 1949 Community Services Program serves over 100 families, of services which includes assistive technology, adapted Total Employees (FTE): 715 providing therapeutic respite, community habilitation ser- physical education, dual sensory loss programs, psycho- Geographic Areas Served: Ten counties: Genesee, Liv- vices, Medicaid Service Coordination and more. logical and nutritional consultations, and telemedicine. ingston, Monroe, Ononda- ga, Orleans, Ontario, Seneca, Wayne, Wyoming and Yates. Fundraising Events Mission n 2018 Annual Dinner: Tues- Club: August 20, 2018. Grab a four- tivities and team photos. day, May 8, 2018 at Temple B’rith some and enjoy a day on the links in- n Third Party Fundraisers: Mary We are the regional leader in Kodesh. Will celebrate and highlight cluding lunch, dinner, silent auction Cariola encourages corporations and personalized, interdisciplinary, the year’s accomplishments and rec- and raffles. organizations to host an event and des- evidence-based education and ognize community supporters and n Walking on Sunshine: Sun- ignate the Agency as the charitable re- life skill solutions that inspire outstanding employees. Corporate day, September 23, 2018 at Penfield cipient. Third party events range from and empower individuals and table sponsorships are available. Veteran’s Memorial Park. Form, join golf tournaments to dress down days the families of those with com- n 4th Annual Caring for a Cause or donate to a walk team to support to cookie exchanges. Contact: Lisa Ire- plex disabilites. Golf Tournament (organized by Mary Cariola’s signature fundraising land, Director of Advancement at (585) Annual Revenues friends of Mary Cariola Children’s event. Activities include: a celebra- 271-0761. Information on all events Center) at scenic Ridgemont Country tion lunch, music, raffles, family ac- can be found at www.MaryCariola.org. $31,706,579 Funding Sources Volunteer Opportunities Volunteering at Mary Cariola can between. Volunteers are needed for; Home Landscaping. Contact: Lisa 0.4% include anything from planting a Walking on Sunshine Event Com- Ireland, Director of Advancement garden to baking a cake, volunteer- mittee, In-school Activities, Office at (585) 271-0761. ing for an event, and everything in Work/Data Entry and Residential

7.6% Giving Opportunities 26% 66% Gifts of all sizes and types are welcomed to help us list (found at www.marycariola.org) discover the lifelong potential of our students and resi- n Event Donation: support an event with a one-time dents. We have a variety of giving options. designation n Honor/Memorial Gifts: donate to the Agency to n United Way: designate your gift to Agency #456 honor and remember loved ones n ROC the Day: support us on this annual day of n Employee Match Programs: have your employer giving in late November match your gift Gifts can be made online at www.MaryCariola.org or Education n Planned Giving: remember Mary Cariola in your mailed directly to us at 1000 Elmwood Ave., Suite 100 Community Services estate planning Rochester, NY 14620. Contributions n Gifts in Kind: donate items needed from our wish and Investments United Way Leadership Karen Zandi, President and CEO, Mary Cariola Children’s Center Board of Directors Pat Larrabee-Board Chair Mark Armbruster Barry Jencik Resources, Nazareth College CEO, Rochester Clinical Research President, Armbruster Partner, Greendyke Jencik Renu Singh Mike Stachura-Vice Chair Capital Management & Associates CPA’s CEO, Employee Wellness Program, President, Michael Stachura John Barr William Mack Senior Associate Dean Operations, & Associates Marketing Consultant, President, LeChase University of Rochester Jason R. Hall-Treasurer Blue Lake Associates Construction Services Yantee Slobert Director of Corporate Development, Robert Baxter Frank Magnera Director, Office of Multicultural Benefit Resource Inc. Retired, Owner, Marketing Consultant Affairs & Diversity Programs Gary S. Schwingel-Asst. Treasurer Waterford Development Linda Miller Joseph Tobin CFO, Genesee Regional Bank Richard Finley, III Retired, Chief, Strategic Development Senior Vice President, Investment Mary Bowe-Secretary COO, Buckingham Properties Office, Hillside Family of Agencies Officer, Wells Fargo Advisors Regional Vice President, Anne Francis, MD John (Jack) Odenbach John Treahy Excellus BCBS Retired, Partner, Vice President, The Dolomite Group President, CEO, Treahy & Associates Marco Altieri Elmwood Pediatric Group Mary E. Overfield Consultation Services CEO, All American Home Health Care Susan Hetherington, Ph.D. Parent Liaison Robert Vigdor Assoc. Professor, Director, Strong Jo Ellen Pinkham Attorney, Lacy Katzen Center for Developmental Disabilities Associate Vice President for Human

18 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 19 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource SEEN Galas, sporting events, themed parties—all variety of fundraisers provide crucial support for nonprofit arts and human services organizations in our community. They also fill the area’s social calendar with fun. On these pages are scenes from events throughout 2017. The Rochester Business Journal publishes photos of recent fundraisers every week on the Seen page. For guidelines on March 18: Catholic Family Center held its Centennial Gala Celebration at the Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center. The event was attended by 500 people. submitting event photos, contact Bill Alden, Catholic Family Center partners with people who are vulnerable and those facing poverty [email protected] or (585) 653-4016. to help them achieve their full human potential.

Jan. 28: Two-hundred and twenty people attended the Boys and Girls Clubs of Rochester fundraiser at the Wintergarden by Monroe, raising $63,294 to support the club’s mission to enable young people of all backgrounds to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.

Nov. 3: A Toast to the Arc of Monroe was held at the Genesee Valley Club with 175 people attending. Oct. 27: Bivona Child Advocacy Center’s Cheers for Children event was held at Artisanworks with 509 attending and raising $74,000. The funds About $70,000 was help Bivona with its mission to respond to child abuse, offering healing raised to help people and prevention through collaborative service, awareness and leadership. with intellectual or developmental disabilities become as independent as possible.

July 24: Catholic Charities Community Services’ Celebrity Golf Tournament was held at the Country Club of Rochester with 132 golfers participating. The $56,000 raised went toward programs for people who live with special needs and significant health challenges.

May 6: The 11th Annual Daystar Derby was held at The Genesee Valley Club with 150 in attendance. The event raised nearly $250,000 June 17: Friendly Home hosted Nod to Mod, a fab 1960s affair, at the to benefit the Memorial Art Gallery that raised more than $125,000 to benefit Friendly medically fragile Home, an organization committed to serving the aging population with children that care and compassion. Daystar serves.

20 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Photo by Chris Fanning Chris by Photo

May 19: Writers & Books held its Big Pencil Awards, an annual literary award ceremony, with 70 people in attendance at its facilities at 740 University Ave. Writers & Books is a literary center based in Rochester that fosters and promotes reading and writing as lifelong activities. April 29: Ontario ARC’s Canandaigua Wine Mixer was held at the New York Wine & Culinary Center and raised over $54,000 for the Friends of Ontario ARC Foundation and Ontario ARC’s growing menu of programs and services for people with disabilities or other challenges.

Feb. 9: Al Sigl Community of Agencies’ Just One Night Celebrity Bartending event was held at City Grill with about 300 people in attendance. More than $25,000 was raised to benefit the community’s agencies, which serve children and adults with special needs. Photo by Jolana Babacek Photography

July 24: The Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester held its 15th annual “Tee’d Off At Breast Cancer” Golf Tournament at Brook-Lea Country Club. Attending were 160 golfers and dinner guests, and more than $33,000 was raised in support of those diagnosed with breast or gynecologic cancer in the Greater Rochester/Finger Lakes region. Photo by Walter Brooks Walter by Photo

June 2: InterVol held its Invitational Golf Tournament at Ravenwood Golf Club in Victor with 100 attending. Thirty-thousand dollars was raised to support InterVol and its programs, including the recovery Jan. 10: The Seneca Waterways Council held its annual Eagle Scout Mentor Dinner at the Burgundy and redistribution of unused medical supplies and equipment, and Basin Inn to celebrate the achievement of 264 Eagle Scouts in the class of 2016. Nearly 600 attended. providing medical care to underdeveloped communities.

Dec. 19: Officials from the Rochester Regional Health Foundations and Rochester Regional Health System attended the ribbon cutting of the pediatric family lounge at Rochester General Hospital. The Foundations Office helps make high-quality health care available and accessible by securing grants and philanthropic gifts to support system growth and improvements.

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 21 22 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource 2018 Charitable Events Calendar

Estimated Attendance: 200 [email protected], 585.271.4552 Fairport YEAR-ROUND Purpose: Fun for a good cause ext. 347 Price: $25 Corporate support needed: Yes Website: RMSC.org, www.rmsc.org/ Estimated Attendance: 75 Catalyst Circle Volunteers needed: No science-museum/programs-and- Purpose: Programs Fundraiser Contact: Stephanie Youst events/item/127-rmsc-after-dark Corporate support needed: Yes When: Third Wednesday each [email protected], Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ month, 5:30 p.m. 585.328.3077 ext. 102 “Peter and the Wolf” performed Contact: Amy Edwards Organization: Rochester Museum & Website: www.bgcrochester.org by Nazareth Dance Ensemble [email protected], (585) Science Center 325-1796 Location: 657 East Ave., Rochester Taste of Friendship When: Feb. 3, Noon Website: www.dimtri-house.org Price: Varies Organization: Cobblestone Arts Estimated Attendance: Varies Winetasting Fundraiser Center Vocal Point and YellowJackets, Purpose: To support RMSC When: Jan. 27, 7-10 p.m. Location: Cobblestone Theater, 1622 U of R’s a cappella groups Corporate support needed: Yes Organization: Friends of School of Route 332, Farmington Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 25-34 the Arts Price: TBA When: Feb. 24, 2 p.m. Contact: Laura Carlson Location: Home of Board President Estimated Attendance: 120 Organization: Cobblestone Arts [email protected], 585.697.1962 Danelle Giannini, 35 Edgerton Street, Purpose: Arts programs Center Website: RMSC.org Rochester Corporate support needed: Yes Location: Cobblestone Theater, 1622 Price: $25 at the door Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Route 332, Farmington Estimated Attendance: 80 Contact: Sarah Andreacchi Price: TBA January Purpose: Support enrichment [email protected], Estimated Attendance: 120 585.398.0220 opportunities for School of the Arts Purpose: Arts programming Website: www. students Corporate support needed: Yes Cobblestone Comedy Night CobblestoneArtsCenter.com Corporate Support Needed: Yes. Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ When: Jan. 6, 6 p.m. Accepting items for silent auction Cobblestone Arts Contact: Sarah Andreacchi Organization: Volunteers Needed: No Vintners & Valentines Center [email protected], Contact: Danelle Giannini When: Feb. 9, 6 p.m. Cobblestone Theatre, 1622 585.398.0220 Location: [email protected] Organization: Finger Lakes State Route 332, Farmington Website: www. Website: www.friendsofsota.org Community College Foundation $15 CobblestoneArtsCenter.com Price: Location: FLCC Student Center Estimated Attendance: 125 & Cafe, 3325 Marvin Sands Drive, Open That Bottle Night Purpose: Fundraiser Canandaigua Yes Corporate support needed: FEBRUARY Price: $125 When: Feb. 24, 6 p.m. Yes, ages 18+ Volunteers needed: Estimated Attendance: 150 Organization: Bivona Child Sarah Andreacchi Contact: 10th Annual Bowl for the Cure Purpose: FLCC fundraiser Advocacy Center [email protected], Corporate support needed: Yes Locust Hill Country Club, 585.398.0220 When: Feb. 2, 5 p.m.; Feb. 3, 3 p.m. Location: Volunteers needed: No 2000 Jefferson Rd, Pittsford Website: www. Organization: Thompson Health Contact: Amy Pauley Price: $200 cobblestoneartscenter.com Location: Roseland Bowl, 4357 [email protected], 585.785.1541 Recreation Drive, Canandaigua Estimated Attendance: 375 Website: give.flcc.edu Fundraising Event The Belle of Amherst Price: $30 Purpose: Corporate support needed: Yes When: Jan. 12, 7 p.m.; Jan. 13, 7 Estimated Attendance: 150 Uncorked & On Tap No p.m.; Jan. 14, 2 p.m. Purpose: Patient Navigation Volunteers needed: When: Feb. 10, 6-10 p.m. Donna Lipari Organization: Cobblestone Arts Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Organization: Rochester Museum & [email protected], Center Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Science Center 585.935.7831 Location: Cobblestone Theatre, 1622 Contact: Heather Rickett RMSC, 657 East Ave., Location: Website: www.BivonaCAC.org State Route 332, Farmington [email protected], Rochester $20 Price: 585.396.6155 Price: General Public: $65; VIP: $75 125 Estimated Attendance: Website: www.ThompsonHealth.com Estimated Attendance: TBD Fundraiser Purpose: Purpose: To support RMSC Corporate support needed: Yes MARCH Winter Gala & Auction Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 21+ Contact: Sarah Andreacchi in the Finger Lakes Geranium Sale Orders Contact: Kim Osur [email protected], When: February 2, 6 p.m. [email protected], 585.697.1988 When: Throughout March 585.398.0220 Organization: Ability Partners Website: RMSC.org, www.rmsc.org/ Organization: Rochester Museum & www. Website: Foundation science-museum/programs-and- Science Center cobblestoneartscenter.com Location: Belhurst Castle, 4069 events/item/236-rmsc-uncorked-on-tap Location: RMSC, 657 East Ave., Louis S. Wolk JCC of Greater Route 14 South, Geneva Rochester Price: $125 An Evening with Price: TBD Rochester Annual Gala Estimated attendance: 240 Reverend Mother, Estimated Attendance: N/A When: Jan. 20, 7 p.m. Purpose: Support people with featuring Phyllis Contestable Purpose: To support RMSC Organization: Louis S. Wolk Jewish disabilities and disadvantages Corporate support needed: Yes Community Center of Greater Corporate support needed: Yes When: Feb. 11, 2 p.m. Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 25+ Rochester Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages Organization: Cobblestone Arts Contact: Deborah Gulla Location: Louis S. Wolk JCC of Contact: Laura Wakley, lwakley@ Center [email protected], Greater Rochester, 1200 Edgewood happinesshouse.org, 585.412.9040 Location: Cobblestone Theater, 1622 585.787.4118 Avenue, Rochester ext. 1324 Route 332, Farmington Website: RMSC.org Price: $200 Website: http://www. Price: TBA Breakfast with Friends 2018 Estimated Attendance: 400+ happinesshouse.org/foundation/ Estimated Attendance: 120 Purpose: Raise funds. index.aspx Purpose: Arts programming When: March 2, 8 a.m. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Organization: Catholic Charities Volunteers needed: No RMSC After Dark Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Community Services Ralph Meranto Contact: Contact: Sarah Andreacchi Location: Hyatt Regency Rochester, [email protected], When: Feb. 3, 7-11 p.m. [email protected], 125 East Main Street, Rochester 585.461.2000, ext. 236 Organization: Rochester Museum & 585.398.0220 Price: $40 Website: www.jccrochester.org Science Center www. Estimated Attendance: 500 Location: RMSC, 657 East Ave., Website: CobblestoneArtsCenter.com Purpose: Friend/Fundraising Casino Night Rochester Corporate support needed: Yes When: Jan. 26 6 p.m. Price: Varies by event Dimitri House Euchre Volunteers needed: No Organization: Boys & Girls Clubs of Estimated Attendance: 500-700 Contact: Marianne Tucker Rochester Purpose: To support RMSC Tournament [email protected], Location: The Wintergarden, 1 Corporate support needed: Yes When: Feb. 18, 11 a.m. 5853399800 Bausch & Lomb Place, Rochester Volunteers needed: Yes , 21+ Organization: Dimitri House, Inc. Website: cccsrochester.org Price: $100 Contact: Joelle Adolfi Location: VFW, 300 Macedon Road,

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 23 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

Forks and Skis auction Purpose: Fundraising event When: March 2, Noon Contact: Sharon Cary ABVI’s Visionary Gala 2018: Corporate support needed: Yes Organization: Foodlink, Inc. [email protected], For Your Eyes Only Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Location: Bristol Mountain Ski Resort, 585.820.0419 Contact: Barbara Connor March 10, 6 p.m. 5662 Route 64, Canandaigua Website: serenity-house.org When: [email protected], Organization: Association for the Price: $100 585.461.0110 Estimated Attendance: 150 A Taste of Spring Blind and Visually Impaired To support Foodlink Hyatt Regency Rochester, Website: www.jfsrochester.org Purpose: March 7, 5:30 p.m. Location: Yes When: Corporate support needed: The Community Place 125 East Main Street, Rochester No Organization: A Purse for Change Volunteers needed: of Greater Rochester Price: $125 Juliana Stefani Contact: The Dome Center, 2695 Estimated Attendance: 250 When: March 22, 6:30 p.m. [email protected], Location: East Henrietta Road, Henrietta Purpose: Raise money for ABVI Organization: Women’s Foundation 585.413.4077 Price: $50 per person Corporate support needed: Yes of Genesee Valley Website: foodlinkny.org/ 200 Temple B’rith Kodesh, Estimated Attendance: Catholic Family Center’s Location: Battle of the Brunches Purpose: community services 2131 Elmwood Ave, Rochester Corporate support needed: Yes New Century Gala Price: $60 When: March 3, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Volunteers needed: No Estimated Attendance: 400 Junior League of Debbie Baker, When: March 10, 6 p.m. Organization: Contact: Purpose: Benefit women/girls Rochester Development Officer Organization: Catholic Family Corporate support needed: Yes Location: Village Gate, 274 [email protected], Center Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Goodman St. N, Rochester 5853277200 ext. 113 Location: Joseph A. Floreano Alyssa Belasco Price: $35-$50 Website: www.communityplace.org Rochester Riverside Convention Contact: [email protected], Estimated Attendance: 275 Center, 123 E Main Street, Rochester Programs and trainings 585.242.0940 Purpose: Gardenscape presents: Price: $200 Corporate support needed: Yes womensfoundation.org The Flower City Blooms Again 500 Website: Volunteers needed: No Estimated Attendance: Contact: Amanda Greco & Katie When: March 8, 9 a.m.- 8 p.m.; March Purpose: Fundraising 9th Annual Gilda’s Guys DiPerna 9, 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.; March 10, 9 a.m. - 8 Corporate support needed: Yes Bachelor Auction [email protected], 585.385.8590 p.m.; March 11, 10 a.m. Volunteers needed: No Website: JLRoch.org Organization: Gardenscape Contact: Brigid Ryan When: March 23, 7 p.m. Professional Association [email protected], Organization: Gilda’s Club Serenity House Gala Rochester Location: The Dome Center, 2695 585.262.7172 Anthology, 336 East Ave, An Evening In The Caribbean East Henrietta Rd, Henrietta Website: www.cfcrochester.org Location: Rochester Price: $12 per person When: March 3, 6 p.m. Taste for a Cause Price: $30 in advance; $40 at the Organization: Serenity House of Estimated Attendance: 12,000 door Victor, N.Y. Education and When: March 15, 6 p.m. Purpose: Estimated Attendance: 450 Location: Locust Hill Country Club, Jewish Family Service entertainment Organization: Purpose: Support of GCR 2000 Jefferson Road, Pittsford Corporate support needed: Yes of Rochester $125 Corporate support needed: Yes Price: Volunteers needed: No Location: Rochester Institute of 180 Volunteers needed: No Estimated Attendance: Sharlene L Reeves Technology, University Gallery, 166 Serenity House Contact: Contact: Johanna Lester Purpose: Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester Corporate support needed: Yes [email protected], 585.953.2135 [email protected], Volunteers needed: No item Website: www.plantgflx.com Price: $50 5854239700 donations for silent auction and live www.rochesterflowershow.com Estimated Attendance: 300 Website: gildasclubrochester.org

24 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 25 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

“Grease, the Musical” performed Purpose: Annual Fundraiser Easter Egg Hunt and Estimated Attendance: 300 by Cobblestone Players Corporate support needed: Yes Activities for Kids Purpose: Support students and Volunteers needed: No teachers at School of the Arts March 23, 7 p.m.; March 24, 7 March 31, Noon When: Contact: Sarah Chambers When: Corporate Support Needed: Yes. p.m.; March 25, 2 p.m. [email protected], Organization: Cobblestone Arts Accepting items for silent auction Organization: Cobblestone Arts 585.277.1118 Center Volunteers Needed: None Center Location: Cobblestone Arts Center, www.harleyschool.org Contact: Justine Bentfield Location: Cobblestone Theater, Website: 1622 Route 332, Farmington [email protected] 1622 Route 332, Farmington 5th Annual Gilda’s Cup Price: TBD Website: www.friendsofsota.org Price: TBA Estimated Attendance: 120 Estimated Attendance: 120 Collegiate Comedy Improv Purpose: Arts programming Free Movie and Activities Purpose: Arts programming Competition Corporate support needed: Yes for Kids Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ When: March 24, 6 p.m. Contact: Sarah Andreacchi When: April 14, 5:30 p.m. Contact: Sarah Andreacchi Organization: Gilda’s Club Rochester [email protected], Organization: Cobblestone Arts [email protected], Location: St. John Fisher College, 585.398.0220 Center 585.398.0220 3690 East Ave, Rochester Website: CobblestoneArtsCenter.com Location: Cobblestone Theater, 1622 Website: www. Price: $3 students; $5 general public Route 332, Farmington CobblestoneArtsCenter.com Estimated Attendance: 100 Price: Free Finger Lakes International Purpose: Support of GCR APRIL Estimated Attendance: 120 Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Arts programming Yes Wine Competition Volunteers needed: No Geranium Sale Orders Corporate support needed: Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 12+ When: March 24, 9 a.m., March 25, Contact: Johanna Lester When: Throughout April Sarah Andreacchi 9 a.m. [email protected], Contact: Organization: Rochester Museum & [email protected], Organization: Camp Good Days & 5854239700 Science Center 585.398.0220 Special Times Website: gildasclubrochester.org Location: RMSC, 657 East Ave., Location: Holiday Inn Rochester Rochester Website: www. Downtown, 70 State Street, Rochester 5th Annual Crosscheck Cancer Price: TBD CobblestoneArtsCenter.com Price: $25 for one Guest Judge Sitting Estimated Attendance: N/A Estimated Attendance: 100 Charity Hockey Game Purpose: To support RMSC Highland Hospital Gala Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Wine Judging When: March 25, 4 p.m. When: April 14, 6 p.m. Yes Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 25+ Corporate support needed: Organization: Gilda’s Club Rochester Organization: Highland Hospital Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 25+ Contact: Deborah Gulla Location: Bill Gray’s Regional Iceplex, [email protected], Foundation Contact: Jamie Varble 2700 Brighton Henrietta Town Line 585.787.4118 Location: Joseph A. Floreano [email protected], Rd, Rochester Website: RMSC.org Rochester Riverside Convention 585.624.5555 Price: $5 Website: www.fliwc-cgd.com Estimated Attendance: 300 Center, 123 E Main St., Rochester “Class Acts!” Price: $250 Blast! Gala and Live Auction Purpose: Support of GCR Corporate support needed: Yes When: April, 7, 1:30-4:30 p.m. Estimated Attendance: 700 When: March 24, 6 p.m. Volunteers needed: No Organization: Friends of School of Purpose: Fundraising gala Organization: The Harley School Contact: Johanna Lester the Arts Corporate support needed: Yes Location: Arbor Loft, 17 Pitkin Street, [email protected], Location: Martin Luther King Jr Volunteers needed: No Shelter at Manhattan Square Park, Rochester 5854239700 Contact: Katie Baldwin 353 Court Street Price: $125 Website: gildasclubrochester.org [email protected], Estimated Attendance: 250 Price: $25 for adults, free from children and students 5852733176

At the Arc of Yates, we pride ourselves in creating an environment of exploration, opportunities and possibilities, and our programming reeects that. Serving over 450 children and adults with developmental disabilities, the Arc of Yates exceeds national qualityquali standards. For over 40 years our professional, dedicated staff has served the community, and we will continue to further our mission for individuals with differing abilities in the years to come.

26 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

Website: https://www.urmc. Estimated Attendance: 200 10th Annual Bivona Child Avenue, Rochester rochester.edu/highland/giving/the- Purpose: Need-based tuition. Abuse Summit Keynote Price: $100 per person highland-gala.aspx Corporate support needed: Yes Breakfast Presentation with Estimated Attendance: 250 Volunteers needed: Yes Purpose: Fund vital programs Annual Wine & Brew Gala Contact: Cynthia Pacia Jon Dorenbos Corporate support needed: Yes [email protected], No When: April 26, 8 a.m. Volunteers needed: Celebrating our 50th 585.454.4403 ext. 23 Contact: Debbie Baker Website: www.hochstein.org Organization: Bivona Child Anniversary Advocacy Center [email protected], 585.327.7200 ext.113 When: April 20, 6-9 p.m. 5th Annual Comics Location: Joseph A. Floreano Riverside Convention Center, 123 E Website: www.communityplace.org Organization: Bishop Sheen Against Cancer Ecumenical Housing Foundation Inc. Main St, Rochester 20th Annual Gold Star Gala Location: The Strathallan, 550 East When: April 23, 7 p.m. Price: $40 Ave, Rochester Organization: Gilda’s Club Estimated Attendance: 850 When: April 28, 5:30 p.m. Price: 2 for $50 Rochester Purpose: Keynote Breakfast Organization: Monroe Community 175 Estimated Attendance: Geva Theatre Center, 75 Corporate support needed: Yes College Foundation Purpose: Family Home Repair Location: Woodbury Blvd, Rochester Volunteers needed: No Location: Country Club of Rochester, Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Donna Lipari 2935 East Avenue, Rochester Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 25+ Price: $40 Estimated Attendance: 400 [email protected], Price: $275 Contact: Allynn Smith 585.935.7831 [email protected], Purpose: Support of GCR Estimated Attendance: 300 582.461.4263 Corporate support needed: Yes Website: www.BivonaCAC.org Purpose: Fundraising Gala Yes Website: sheenhousing.org Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 25+ Corporate support needed: Contact: Johanna Lester Autism Awareness Walk Volunteers needed: No Emily Marullo [email protected], April 28, 8 a.m. Contact: Canandaigua Wine Mixer When: [email protected], 585.423.9700 Ability Partners When: April 21, 6-10 p.m. Organization: 585.292.3680 Website: gildasclubrochester.org Foundation Organization: Ontario ARC Website: www.monroecc.edu Location: New York Wine & 10th Annual Bivona Location: Eastview Mall, Victor Culinary Center, 800 S. Main Street, Price: Free (pledges collected) Autism Awareness Spring Gala Canandaigua Child Abuse Summit Estimated attendance: 200 Price: $125 Purpose: Support people with When: April 28, 6 p.m. April 26, 8 a.m.; April 27, 8 Estimated Attendance: 200 When: disabilities and disadvantages AutismUp a.m. Organization: Purpose: Fundraising Event Corporate support needed: yes Location: Joseph A. Floreano Corporate support needed: Yes Organization: Bivona Child Advocacy Volunteers needed: yes, all Center Rochester Riverside Convention Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 21+ Contact: Laura Wakley Center, 123 East Main Street, Contact: Michele Wistner Location: Joseph A. Floreano [email protected], Rochester [email protected], Riverside Convention Center, 123 E 585.412.9040 exy. 1324 Price: $225. Sponsorship levels 585.919.2156 Main St, Rochester http://www. Website: available as well. Website: ontarioarc.org/events Price: $100-$190 happinesshouse.org/foundation/ Estimated Attendance: 850 index.aspx Estimated Attendance: 500 The Hochstein School Annual Gala Purpose: Conference/Training Purpose: Gala Fundraiser Yes Yes When: April 21, 6 p.m. Corporate support needed: The Art of Giving Corporate support needed: The Hochstein School Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: No Organization: When: April 27, 6 p.m. Location: Monroe Golf Club, 155 Contact: Donna Lipari Contact: Beth Ciardi Golf Ave, Pittsford [email protected], Organization: The Community Place [email protected], 585.248.9011 of Greater Rochester Price: $175 per person, $1,200 for 585.935.7831 Website: www.autismup.org table of 8 Website: www.BivonaCAC.org Location: City View Ballroom atop The Strathallan Hotel, 550 East

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 27 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

Springdale Farm’s Route 332, Farmington Purpose: Fundraiser for Alzheimer’s Location: Monroe Golf Club, 155 Sheep Shearing Festival Price: TBA Association Golf Ave., Pittsford Corporate Support Needed: Yes TBD April 28, 10 a.m. Estimated Attendance: 120 Price: When: Volunteers Needed: No 300 Springdale Farm Purpose: Arts programming Estimated Attendance: Organization: Contact: Kelly Harris To support Daystar Springdale Farm, 700 Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Location: [email protected], 585.760.5405 Yes Colby Street, Spencerport Yes, ages 18+ Corporate support needed: Volunteers needed: alz.org/rochesterny Yes, all ages $5 adults/$2 children Website: Volunteers needed: Price: Contact: Sarah Andreacchi Stephanie Buchbinder 1,500 Contact: Estimated Attendance: [email protected], [email protected], Benefits Farm Lifetime Achievement Award Purpose: 585.398.0220 585.385.6287 ext. 33 Corporate support needed: Yes Dinner honoring Mr. Nelson Website: www. Website: www.daystarkids.org Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ CobblestoneArtsCenter.com Leenhouts Contact: Dan Pieters Arc Foundation of Monroe’s dpieters@heritagechristianservices. When: May 4, 6:30 p.m. org, 585.349.2090 Organization: Boys & Girls Clubs of Annual Sporting Clays Website: springdalefarm.org MAY Rochester Tournament heritagechristianservices.org Location: Joseph A. Floreano Riverside Convention Center, 123 E. When: May 8, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Finger Lakes Extravaganza AFPGV Regional Fundraising Main Street, Rochester Organization: Arc Foundation of Conference - Invest in Joy! Price: $175 Monroe When: April 28, 6:30 p.m. Estimated Attendance: 300 Location: Rochester Brooks Gun Organization: Heritage Christian When: May 2, 11:45 a.m. - 6 p.m. Purpose: Lifetime Achievement Club Services Organization: Association of Corporate support needed: Yes Price: TBD Location: Strathallan, 550 East Ave, Fundraising Professionals, Genesee Volunteers needed: No Estimated Attendance: 125 Rochester Valley Chapter Contact: Stephanie Youst Purpose: Fundraiser Price: For admission and other Location: Holiday Inn - Downtown [email protected], Corporate Support Needed: Yes details, visit: heritagechristianservices. Rochester 585.328.3077 ext. 102 Volunteers Needed: Yes org/fingerlakes Price: Varies based on membership Website: www.bgcrochester.org Contact: Eric Scheele Estimated Attendance: 120 status and registration date [email protected], Benefits HCS Purpose: Estimated Attendance: 200 Sixth Annual NAMIWalks 585.217.0660 Corporate support needed: Yes Hear from a national Purpose: www.arcmonroe.org Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ speaker about fundraising ideas and Rochester Website: Contact: Jillian Carter trends When: May 5, 9 a.m. Geranium Sale Pick-up [email protected], Corporate Support Needed: Yes Organization: National Alliance on 585.340.5704 Volunteers Needed: No Mental Illness - Rochester When: May 11 9 a.m.- 6 p.m.; May Website: www. Contact: Brenda Thornton Location: NAMI Rochester Offices, 12, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. heritagechristianservices.org [email protected], 585.586.7810 320 North Goodman Street, Organization: Rochester Museum & Website: www.afpgv.org Rochester Science Center The Best of Broadway Price: none Location: RMSC, 657 East Ave., performed by Alzheimer’s Association’s Estimated Attendance: 400 Rochester Culinary Clash Purpose: Mental Wellness. Price: TBD Cobblestone Players Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated Attendance: N/A When: May 2, 6-9 p.m. Purpose: To support RMSC When: April 28, 7 p.m. Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Organization: Alzheimer’s Kristina Mossgraber Corporate support needed: No Organization: Cobblestone Arts Contact: Association kristina.mossgraber@namirochester. Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 25+ Center Location: Hyatt Regency Rochester org, 585.423.1593 Contact: Deborah Gulla Location: Cobblestone Theater, 1622 Estimated Attendance: 400 Website: www.namiroc.org [email protected], 585.787.4118 Wellness Workshops: Website: RMSC.org, www.rmsc.org/ Mindfulness, Stress get-involved/women-s-council Management, Nutrition, An Evening Out At Home and Yoga When: May 12, 6 p.m. Organization: Rochester Area When: May 5, 10 a.m. Community Foundation Organization: Cobblestone Arts Location: Rundel Memorial Library Center Building’s Hacker Hall, 115 South Location: Cobblestone Arts Center, Avenue, Rochester 1622 Route 332, Farmington Price: $150; $75 for first-time Price: TBA attendees Estimated Attendance: 120 Estimated Attendance: 300 Purpose: Arts programming Purpose: Friend-raiser Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Yes, ages 18+ Volunteers needed: Contact: Isha Torres Contact: Sarah Andreacchi [email protected], 585.341.4346 [email protected], Website: www.racf.org 585.398.0220 www.racf.org/EOAH-info Website: www.CobblestoneArtsCen- ter.com Autism Awareness Gala Teen Empowerment’s Imagine! When: May 12, 6 p.m. Organization: AutismUp Annual Community Luncheon Location: Joseph A. Floreano When: May 5, 11:30 a.m. Rochester Riverside Convention Center, 123 East Main Street, Center for Teen Organization: Rochester Empowerment Price: $225 Sponsorships levels Location: Floreano Rochester available. Riverside Convention Center, 123 E. Estimated Attendance: 500 Main St., Rochester Purpose: Gala Fundraiser Price: $60 Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated Attendance: 700 Volunteers needed: No Purpose: Youth leadership Contact: Beth Ciardi Corporate support needed: Yes [email protected], 585.248.9011 www.autismup.org Volunteers needed: No Website: Contact: Raquel Walker RMSC After Dark [email protected], 585.697.3464 When: May 12, 7-11 p.m. Website: teenempowerment.org/ Organization: Rochester Museum & rochester/ Science Center Location: RMSC, 657 East Ave., Daystar Derby Rochester Price: Varies by event May 5, 3 p.m. When: Estimated Attendance: 500-700 Organization: Daystar for Medically Purpose: To support RMSC Fragile Children Corporate support needed: Yes

28 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 21+ 3717 W. Ridge Rd, Rochester Country Club, 100 Cobble Creek Estimated Attendance: 125 Contact: Joelle Adolfi Price: $125 individual golfer Road, Victor Purpose: Student scholarships [email protected], 585.271.4552 ext. Estimated Attendance: 90 Price: Contact for price Corporate support needed: Yes 347 Purpose: Rotary programs Estimated Attendance: 120 Volunteers needed: No, All ages Website: RMSC.org, www.rmsc.org/ Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Thompson Health Contact: Tina Abbey science-museum/programs-and- Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Corporate support needed: Yes [email protected], 585.899.3720 events/item/127-rmsc-after-dark Contact: Gene Noga Volunteers needed: No Website: www.sjfc.edu/alumni/news- [email protected], Contact: Thompson Foundation events/scholarship-golf-tournament/ Pink Ribbon Walk & Run 585.703.6642 [email protected], 13th Margery Coughlin Pawluk When: May 13, 9–11:30 a.m. Website: www.greecerotary.org 585.396.6155 Organization: Breast Cancer Website: www.ThompsonHealth.com Golf Tournament Coalition of Rochester Success in the City Celebration June 8, 11 a.m. Genesee Valley Park, CASA 20th Annual Golf When: Location: When: May 24, 6 p.m. Thompson Health Roundhouse Pavilion Organization: Organization: Dress for Success Tournament Location: Reservoir Creek Golf Price: $25 in advance, $35 day off Rochester at Naples, 8613 Cohocton Street, Estimated attendance: 4,000 When: June 4, Noon Location: Anthology, 336 East Ave, Naples Purpose: To fund local breast cancer Organization: CASA of Rochester/ support, research, education and Rochester Monroe County Price: $125 advocacy Price: $75 Location: Mendon Golf Club, 226 Estimated Attendance: 144 Sands Cancer Center Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated Attendance: 300 Mendon-Ionia Road, Mendon Purpose: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Purpose: Fundraiser Price: $180 Single Golfer / $720 Corporate support needed: Foursome. Early Bird Special if Yes, all ages Contact: Kim Smith Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: [email protected], 585-473-8177 Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ received by 5/18 - $170 Single Golfer Contact: Tom Pawluk / $680 Foursome [email protected], bccr.org Contact: Alyssa Whitfield Website: Estimated Attendance: [email protected], 585.396.6155 Approximately 100 Attendees Website: www.ThompsonHealth.com Allendale Columbia 585.678.1041 Purpose: Fundraiser Make Your Mark Gala Website: rochester.drerssforsuccess. Corporate support needed: Yes Run for Fun org Volunteers needed: No When: May 18, 6 p.m. Contact: Elizabeth Caldwell, When: June 9, 7:45 a.m. Organization: Allendale Columbia Sunset House 5K Run Executive Director Organization: Ability Partners School [email protected], Foundation Location: Oak Hill Country Club and Fitness Walk 585.428.5297 Location: CP Rochester, 3399 Winton Price: $125 per person When: May 26, 9 a.m. Website: www.casarochester.org Road, S. Rochester 450 Estimated Attendance: Organization: Sunset House Price: $25 Purpose: To raise critical funds St. John Fisher College Location: Irondequoit United Estimated attendance: 350-400 for the academic programs and Support people with Church of Christ, 644 Titus Avenue, Scholarship Golf Tournament Purpose: initiatives of Allendale Columbia disabilities and disadvantages Irondequoit and to celebrate the many ways AC When: June 4, Noon Corporate support needed: Yes makes its mark on its students and Price: $20 early entry fee by May 18. Organization: St. John Fisher Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages how in turn they make their mark on After May 18 and day of $25 College Contact: Laura Wakley the world Estimated Attendance: 300 Location: Oak Hill Country Club, 145 [email protected], Corporate Support Needed: Purpose: Fundraiser Kilbourn Rd, Rochester 585.412.9040 ext. 1324 Sponsorship opportunities available Corporate support needed: Yes Price: For sponsorship and individual Website: www.cprochester.org upon request Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages golf pricing please contact Tina www.rochesterrehab.org/ Contact: Courtney Dixon Abbey (585) 899-3720 [email protected], Contact: Patti Carter-Morrison 585.641.5309 [email protected], Website: allendalecolumbia.org/gala 585.224.6366 Website: www.sunsethouse.info “I Love You, You’re Perfect, CCE-Monroe is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization and is part of the Cooperative Extension land grant system, a partnership between County, Now Change,” presented by State, and Federal governments that is administered in New York State Cobblestone Players JUNE through Cornell University. Each county’s Cooperative Extension association When: May 17, 7 p.m.; May 18, 7 15th Annual Ladies Pink Fly is independent and works to serve the needs of the county in which it is located. p.m.; May 19, 7 p.m. While our base is supported through government funding, our program outreach Organization: Cobblestone Arts Golf Classic is expanded through private donations. We rely on the generosity of community Center When: June 2, 8 a.m. members and businesses to achieve our mission. Location: Cobblestone Theater, 1622 Organization: Thompson Health Route 332, Farmington Location: Victor Hills Golf Course, TBA The mission of Cooperative Extension is to • Ensure the vitality of agriculture Price: 1460 Brace Road, Victor enable people to improve their lives and 120 • Strengthen families Estimated Attendance: Price: $90 communities through partnerships that put Purpose: Arts programming 144 experience and research knowledge to work. • Promote health and well-being Estimated Attendance: Specifically, Cornell Cooperative Extension Corporate support needed: Yes • Responsibly improve home & community landscapes Purpose: Patient Navigation of Monroe County provides research -based Yes, ages 18+ Volunteers needed: Corporate support needed: Yes information and educational programming to: • Enhance our natural environment Sarah Andreacchi Contact: Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ [email protected], Contact: Thompson Foundation 585.398.0220 [email protected], CobblestoneArtsCenter.com Educational Programs Offered: Website: 585.396.6155 4-H | Youth Development | STEM Education | Nutrition | Home Gardening | Farm Support | Horticulture Website: www.ThompsonHealth.com 35th Annual Invasive Pest Management | Ag in the Classroom Education | Workforce Development | Master Gardener Tournament of Love Brighton Believes 5K Race Farmers’ Markets | Commercial Agriculture | Agriculture Succession & Sustainability When: May 21, 10 a.m. When: June 3, 9 a.m. Organization: Camp Good Days & Organization: Jewish Family Service Special Times of Rochester Monroe Golf Club, 155 Location: Location: Meridian Centre Park, 2025 Golf Avenue, Pittsford Winton Road South, Rochester Price: 500 per golfer Price: $25 individual / $100 family Location Hours Contact Estimated Attendance: 120 2449 St. Paul Blvd. Mon-Fri | 9am–3pm Andrea Lista, Executive Director 250 Purpose: Charity Golf Estimated Attendance: Rochester, 14617 585-753-2550 Yes Purpose: fundraising event Located less than 1/4 mile north Monroe.cce.cornell.edu Corporate support needed: ofSeneca Park Zoo entrance. [email protected] Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Jamie Varble Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages [email protected], Contact: Barbara Connor 585.624.5555 [email protected], Website: www.campgooddays.org 585.461.0110 Website: www.jfsrochester.org Greece Rotary Foundation Charity Golf Tournament 4th Annual Thompson Health Golf Classic When: May 22, 10 a.m. Organization: Greece Rotary When: June 4, 9 a.m. Cornell Cooperative Extension of Monroe County provides equal program and employment opportunities. Foundation Inc. Organization: Thompson Health Location: Ridgemont Country Club, Location: Cobblestone Creek

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 29 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

Boots & Barrels foursome Website: www.facebook.com/ Price: $300 per golfer (includes When: June 9, 5:30 p.m. Estimated Attendance: 120 TTH2016 lunch and dinner) or $75 per person Organization: Heritage Christian Purpose: Fundraiser (dinner only) Stables Corporate support needed: Yes 22nd Annual Rose Walk Estimated Attendance: 200 No Location: Heritage Christian Stables, Volunteers needed: June 16, 8 a.m. Purpose: Benefits HCS Contact: Rebecca McColl When: 1103 Salt Road, Webster Organization: Thompson Health Corporate support needed: Yes $100 per person [email protected], Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Price: 585.594.6644 Location: Sonnenberg Gardens, 151 Estimated Attendance: 200 Charlotte Street, Canandaigua Contact: Jillian Carter Website: www.roberts.edu/ [email protected], Purpose: Benefits HC stables scholarshipgolf Price: $10 Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated Attendance: 150 585.340.5704 Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Episcopal SeniorLife Purpose: Cardiac Rehab Website: www. Contact: Jillian Carter Corporate support needed: Yes heritagechristianservices.org [email protected], Communities 22nd Volunteers needed: No 585.340.5704 Annual Golf Tournament. Contact: Thompson Foundation Bivona Child Advocacy Center Website: www. [email protected], 585.396.6155 heritagechristianservices.org When: June 11, 11 a.m. Golf Tournament Organization: Episcopal SeniorLife Website: www.ThompsonHealth.com June 25, 7:30 a.m. United Memorial Medical Communities When: Location: Eagle Vale/Shadow Lake, Farley’s Friends FOREforFOUR Organization: Bivona Child Center Spring Gala (Eagle Vale) 4344 Nine Mile Point Advocacy Center Road, Fairport (Shadow Lake) 1850 Charity Golf Tournament Location: Midvale Country Club, June 9, 6 p.m. When: Five Mile Line Road, Penfield 2387 Baird Rd, Penfield United Memorial When: June 18, 10 a.m. Organization: $150 Price: $200 Medical Center Price: Organization: Farley’s Friends 200 Estimated Attendance: 200 Genesee Community Estimated Attendance: Location: Victor Hills Golf Club, 1397 Location: Annual fundraiser Purpose: Fundraising Event College - Richard A. Call Arena, 1 Purpose: Brace Rd, Victor Yes Corporate support needed: Yes College Road, Batavia Corporate support needed: Price: $150 Yes, all ages Volunteers needed: No $100 Volunteers needed: Estimated Attendance: 200 Price: Jennnifer Rougeux Contact: Donna Lipari 300 Contact: Purpose: Golf Fundraiser Estimated Attendance: [email protected], [email protected], Campaign Fundraising Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: 585.546.8400 585.935.7831 Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 12+ Website: www.BivonaCAC.org Volunteers needed: No Website: EpiscopalSeniorLife.org Contact: James Farley Contact: Kate Turri [email protected], 22nd Annual Golf Classic [email protected], Toast to Hope Fundraiser 585.802.2686 585.922.4800 & Fashion Show Website: farleysfriends.org When: June 25, Noon Website: give.rochesterregional.com Organization: Diocese of Rochester When: June 11, 5:30 p.m. SAVOR! A gourmet food, wine Dept. of Catholic Schools Roberts Wesleyan College’s Organization: Toast to Hope Location: Links at Greystone Location: Locust Hill Country Club, and craft brew experience Time: Noon 35th Scholarship Golf 2000 Jefferson Road, Rochester When: June 19, 6 p.m. Price: TBD Tournament Price: $70 Organization: Rochester Regional Estimated Attendance: 90 Estimated Attendance: 200 Health Foundations Purpose: To benefit Emergency June 11, 7:30 a.m. Fundraising When: Purpose: Location: Tent in Downtown Hardship Tuition Fund Roberts Wesleyan No Organization: Corporate support needed: Rochester, Corner of Gibbs and East Corporate Support Needed: Yes College Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Main Streets, Rochester Volunteers Needed: No Location: Brook-Lea Country Club, Contact: Kelly Palmer Contact: Sharon Hockwater 891 Pixley Road, Rochester [email protected], Price: $60 general ticket/$250 VIP ticket [email protected], Price: $225 per person, $900 per 585.486.0591 585.328.3228 ext. 1294 Estimated Attendance: 1500 Purpose: Campaign Fundraising Website: dorschools.org Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No 2nd Annual Cobblestone Arts Contact: Kate Turri Center Golf Tournament at [email protected], 585.922.4800 CenterPointe Country Club Website: give.rochesterregional.com When: June 29, 10 a.m., registration begins at 8:30 a.m. EXPERIENCE Dimitri House SMP GOlf Organization: Cobblestone Arts Tournament Center THE POWER OF A G.I.R.L. Location: CenterPointe Country When: June 21, 9 a.m. Club, 2231 Brickyard Road, Organization: Dimitri House, Inc. Canandaigua Location: Shadow Lake Golf Course, Price: $80 1850 Five Mile Line Rd, Penfield Estimated Attendance: (140 people) Price: $125 Event will close at 35 foursomes Estimated Attendance: 80 Purpose: Fundraiser Purpose: Programs Fundraiser Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Contact: Shane Fackelman Contact: Gene Renner [email protected], [email protected], 585.217.6430 585.325.1796 Website: Cobblestoneartscenter. Website: www.dimitri-house.org com Surviving in Style Fashion Show JULY When: June 24, 2 p.m. Organization: Gilda’s Club Bandana Bolt 5K Rochester Location: The Woodcliff Hotel & Spa, When: July 8, 8:30-10:30 a.m. Join the fun 199 Woodcliff Dr, Fairport Organization: 13thirty Cancer Price: $50 Connect today and find a Estimated Attendance: 175 Location: Seneca Park - Longhouse gswny.org Purpose: Support of GCR Lodge troop near you! Corporate support needed: Yes Price: $25 1-888-837-6410 Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Estimated Attendance: 200 Contact: Johanna Lester Purpose: Support teens/young [email protected], adults battling cancer 585.423.9700 Corporate Support Needed: Yes Website: gildasclubrochester.org Volunteers Needed: Yes Over 90% of parents and caregivers say Contact: Lauren Spiker Heritage Christian Services [email protected], 585.563.6221, their girl’s confidence improved and she’s made 28th Annual Golf Classic ext. 1 roc.13thirty.org new friends in Girl Scouts. When: June 25, 7 a.m. Website: Organization: Heritage Christian Services Saint’s Place Annual Super Sale Be a member. Be a volunteer. Location: Monroe Golf Club, 155 When: July 10, 4 p.m.; July 11, 9 Golf Ave, Pittsford a.m.; July 12, 9 a.m.; July 13, 9 a.m.;

30 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

July 14, 9 a.m. Canandaigua Organization: Saint’s Place Price: $150 Location: St. Louis Church, 60 South Estimated Attendance: 144 Main St., Pittsford Purpose: To support Daystar Yes Price: $25 Corporate support needed: Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages 1,000 Estimated attendance: Contact: Stephanie Buchbinder Purpose: Refugee support [email protected], Corporate support needed: No 585.385.6287 ext. 33 Volunteer help needed: Yes, ages Website: www.daystarkids.org 18+ Contact: Isabel Miller Day of Champions Adaptive [email protected], Golf Tournament 585.385.6860 Website: www.saintsplace.org When: July 30, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Organization: Arc Foundation of We are grateful for St. John’s 29th Annual Golf Monroe Tournament Location: Penfield Country Club Price: TBD our community’s July 16, 11 a.m. When: Estimated Attendance: 150 St. John’s Foundation Organization: Purpose: Tournament Fundraiser Location: Midvale Country Club, Corporate Support Needed: Yes generous support! 2387 Baird Rd, Penfield Volunteers Needed: Yes Price: $300 Individual Golfer Eric Scheele Estimated Attendance: 150 Contact: Purpose: Fundraiser [email protected], Corporate support needed: Yes 585.217.0660 Volunteers needed: No Website: www.arcmonroe.org Together we can Contact: Taylor Freitas [email protected], Tee’d Off at Breast Cancer Golf 585.760.2464 Tournament End the Epidemic by 2020 Website: https://www.stjohnsliving. July 31, Noon shotgun start org/foundation/home When: Organization: Breast Cancer Eastern Region Summer Soiree Coalition of Rochester Location: Ridgemont Country Club July 20, 6 p.m. When: Price: $150 per golfer; $600 per Organization: Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic and Newark-Wayne foursome; $50 per person for dinner Community Hospital only Location: Del Lago Resort and Estimated attendance: 160 Casino, 1133 State Route 414, Purpose: To fund local breast cancer Waterloo support, research, education and Price: $150 advocacy Estimated Attendance: 300 Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Campaign Fundraising Volunteers needed: Yes Yes IV Corporate support needed: Contact: Kim Smith H Volunteers needed: No [email protected], 585-473-8177 Contact: Kate Turri [email protected], Website: bccr.org 585.922.4800 Website: give.rochesterregional.com 42nd Irish Open Benefitting AUGUST the Beamer Hughes Foundation The Francis “Ben” Bonafiglia When: July 27, 11 a.m. registration, Happiness House Golf 12:30 p.m. shotgun start Organization: The Beamer Hughes Tournament Foundation When: August 1, 8:30 a.m. Supporting individuals Purpose: Organization: Ability Partners with muscular dystrophy Foundation Location: Ontario Golf Club Seneca Falls Country Club, Price: $140 per person (includes Location: lunch, dinner and garment) 2790 Route 89, Seneca Falls Estimated attendance: 150 Price: $110 Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 200 Volunteers needed: No Purpose: Support people with Now accepting new patients! Contact: Kathleen Dwyer Embury disabilities and disadvantages 585.703.9665 Corporate support needed: Yes 585.545.7200 • trilliumhealth.org Website: Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages TheBeamerHughesFoundation.com, Contact: Laura Wakley Dwyersirishopen.org [email protected], 585.412.9040 ext. 1324 16th Annual Tour de Website: http://www. Thompson happinesshouse.org/foundation/ Rochester index.aspx When: July 28, 7 a.m. 259 Monroe Ave at Monroe Square Organization: Thompson Health Location: Onanda Park, 4965 County Par-Tee for the Kids Golf Rochester, New York Road 16, Canandaigua Tournament Price: $30-$40 Estimated Attendance: 150 When: August 6, 11 a.m. Finger Lakes - Geneva Purpose: Rehab After Care Organization: Boys & Girls Clubs of 30 Elm St. Corporate support needed: Yes Rochester Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Location: Locust Hill Country Club, Geneva, New York Contact: Thompson Foundation 2000 Jefferson Rd, Pittsford [email protected], Price: Single golfer - $300 585.396.6155 Estimated Attendance: 128 Website: www.ThompsonHealth.com Purpose: Golf for a cause Daystar Golf Event Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No July 30, time TBA When: Contact: Stephanie Youst Organization: Daystar for Medically Fragile Children [email protected], Location: Bristol Harbour Lodge & 585.328.3077 ext. 102 Golf Club, 5410 Seneca Point Rd., Website: www.bgcrochester.org

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 31 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

4th Annual RUN, WALK & ROLL Contact: Marc Smith United Memorial Medical Center 585.624.5555 with Cobblestone Arts Center [email protected], Golf, Tennis and Bocce Classic Website: www.tourdeteddi.org 585.461.5850 When: August 12, 8:30 a.m. registra- When: August 20, 11 a.m. www.rochestercityballet. FOOD FIGHT – An Epic tion, 10 a.m. start Website: Organization: United Memorial Organization: Cobblestone Arts org Culinary Competition Center Medical Center Location: Nolan’s on Canandaigua RMSC After Dark Location: Stafford Country Club, When: September 14, 6-10 p.m. Lake, 726 South Main Street, 8873 Morganville Road, Stafford Organization: St. Ann’s Community Canandaigua When: August 18, 7-11 p.m. Price: Golf: $225, Tennis: $125, Location: Hyatt Regency Rochester Price: $20 registration Organization: Rochester Museum Bocce: $100 (all per person) Price: $150 Estimated Attendance: 200 450 & Science Center Estimated Attendance: 300 Estimated Attendance: Purpose: Fundraiser Purpose: To support Annie’s Angel Corporate support needed: Yes Location: RMSC, 657 East Ave., Purpose: Campaign Fundraising Fund Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages Rochester Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate Support Needed: Yes Contact: Shane Fackelman Price: Varies by event Volunteers needed: No Volunteers Needed: No [email protected], Kate Turri 585.217.6430 Estimated Attendance: 500-700 Contact: Contact: Barbara Joyce Website: Cobblestoneartscenter.com Purpose: To support RMSC [email protected], [email protected], 585.697.6523 Corporate support needed: Yes 585.922.4800 Website: stannscommunity.com 10th Annual RBTL Education Website: give.rochesterregional.com Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 21+ Ralph P. DeStephano Programs Golf Tournament Contact: Joelle Adolfi When: August 13, 11 a.m. [email protected], 585.271.4552 ext. Golf Classic Organization: Rochester Broadway 347 SEPTEMBER When: Sept. 17, 11:30 a.m. Theatre League Website: RMSC.org, www.rmsc.org/ Organization: Rochester Regional Location: Midvale Country Club, science-museum/programs-and- 17th Annual Crosswinds 5K Health 2387 Baird Road, Penfield Location: Oak Hill Country Club, 145 Price: $1,500/foursome events/item/127-rmsc-after-dark When: September 1, 8 a.m. Kilbourn Rd, Rochester Estimated Attendance: 100 Organization: Thompson Health Price: $500 per golfer Purpose: Education KiteFlite Parade, 144 Yes Location: Canandaigua Wesleyan Estimated Attendance: Corporate support needed: Campaign Fundraising Volunteers needed: Yes Festival, and Expo Church, 3360 Middle Cheshire Road, Purpose: Contact: Patricia Miller Canandaigua Corporate support needed: Yes When: August 19, 11 a.m. Volunteers needed: No [email protected], 585.277.3343 $30 Organization: AutismUp Price: Contact: Kate Turri Website: www.rbtl.org 200 Location: Capelli Sport Stadium, 460 Estimated Attendance: [email protected], Sands Cancer Center Ballet Soirée Oak Street, Rochester Purpose: 585.922.4800 Corporate support needed: Yes Price: $3 admission, 12 and under Website: give.rochesterregional.com When: August 17, 6 p.m. Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages are free Organization: Rochester City Ballet Contact: Thompson Foundation Festival of Food 600 Location: The Inn on the Lake, 770 Estimated Attendance: [email protected], Purpose: Charity walk When: September 17, 6 p.m. South Main Street, Canandaigua 585.396.6155 Organization: Foodlink, Inc. Corporate support needed: Yes Price: $195 Website: www.ThompsonHealth.com Location: City of Rochester Public Estimated Attendance: 275 Volunteers needed: No Market, 280 N. Union St., Rochester Purpose: Annual Fundraiser Contact: Beth Ciardi The Oak Tree Half Marathon Price: 50 Corporate support needed: Yes [email protected], 585.248.9011 and 5K Run/Walk Estimated Attendance: 1,300 Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Website: www.autismup.org Purpose: To support Foodlink. When: September 2, 8 a.m. Corporate support needed: Yes Organization: Genesee Valley Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Conservancy Contact: Juliana Stefani Location: Geneseo Central School, [email protected], 4050 Avon Road/Route 39, Geneseo 585.413.4077 Price: $80 half marathon, $30 5K, Website: foodlinkny.org/ discounts for early registration Estimated Attendance: 700 people 2018 Philanthropy Awards Purpose: Support the Genesee Valley Conservancy and Annual Report to the Corporate Support Needed: Yes by Community Luncheon May 1 Volunteers Needed: Yes When: September 20, 11:15 a.m. Contact: Ben Gajewski Organization: Rochester Area oaktree@geneseevalleyconservancy. Community Foundation org, 585.243.2190 Location: Joseph A. Floreano Website: www. Rochester Riverside Convention geneseevalleyconservancy.com/ Center, 123 East Main Street, race Rochester Price: $60; $550 for table of 10 Thompson Health Gala Estimated Attendance: 650 Purpose: Promote philanthropy When: September 7, 6 p.m. Corporate support needed: No Organization: F.F. Thompson Volunteers needed: No Foundation, Inc. Contact: Isha Torres Location: Inn on the Lake, 770 S [email protected], 585.341.4346 Main Street, Canandaigua Website: www.racf.org, www.racf. Price: $225 org/Luncheon Estimated Attendance: 300 Purpose: Thompson Foundation Fantastic Findings Sale Yes Corporate support needed: When: Sept. 21, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sept. Volunteers needed: No 22, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.; Sept. 23, 9 a.m.- Thompson Foundation Contact: 2 p.m., [email protected], Rochester Museum & 585.396.6155 Organization: Science Center Website: www.ThompsonHealth.org Location: RMSC, 657 East Ave., Tour de Teddi Rochester Price: Free and open to the public When: September 8, 8 a.m. Estimated Attendance: N/A Organization: Camp Good Days & Special Times Purpose: To support RMSC Location: Camp Good Days’ Corporate support needed: Yes Recreational Facility, 643 West Lake Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 25+ Road, Branchport Contact: Joan Gaylord Price: $45 [email protected], Estimated Attendance: 250 585.415.2941 Purpose: Bike Ride Website: RMSC.org, www.rmsc. Corporate support needed: Yes org/get-involved/women-s-council/ Yes, all ages Volunteers needed: item/197-fantastic-findings- Contact: Jamie Varble [email protected], garage-sale

32 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

East House’s 2018 Hope & “And the BEAT goes on...” Price: $30 Recovery Luncheon featuring When: September 29, 6 p.m. Dimitri House Wine, Dine, Estimated Attendance: 500 Marlee Matlin Organization: Harbor House of and Share Dinner Auction Purpose: Fundraising Rochester, Inc. Corporate support needed: Yes When: September 27, 11:30 a.m. Location: Monroe Country Club, When: October 14, 5 p.m. Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Organization: East House Golf Avenue, 155 Golf Ave, Pittsford Organization: Dimitri House, Inc. Contact: Brigid Ryan Joseph A Floreano Location: Price: $75 individual, Early bird Location: Cutler Union, Memorial [email protected], Rochester Riverside Convention price $65 Art Gallery, 500 University Avenue, 585.262.7172 Center, 123 East Main Street, Rochester Website: www.cfcrochester.org Rochester Estimated Attendance: 250 Fundraising Price: $125 Price: $75 Purpose: Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated Attendance: 100 RMSC After Dark Estimated Attendance: 600 Purpose: Programs Fundraiser Recovery awareness Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 16+ October 20, 7-11 p.m. Purpose: Corporate support needed: Yes When: Yes Contact: Joan Malley Organization: Rochester Museum & Corporate support needed: Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Volunteers needed: No [email protected], Science Center Contact: Amy Edwards Contact: Development Team 585.473.1779 Location: RMSC, 657 East Ave., [email protected], Website: www. [email protected], Rochester 585.238.4800 harborhouseofrochester.org 585.325.1796 Price: Varies by event Website: www.easthouse.org Website: www.dimitri-house.org Estimated Attendance: 500-700 Courage Bowl XIIII Purpose: To support RMSC Child Care Council’s Corporate support needed: Yes Evening of Stars Gala September 29, 6 p.m. When: Start Bright Gala Volunteers needed: Yes,ages 21+ When: September 28, 6 p.m. Organization: Camp Good Days & Joelle Adolfi Special Times Contact: Organization: Ability Partners When: October 17, 6 p.m. [email protected], 585.271.4552 Foundation Location: College at Brockport, 30 Organization: Child Care Council, Inc. New Campus Drive, Brockport ext.347 Location: Locust Hill Country Club, Location: Locust Hill Country Club, Price: $5 Website: RMSC.org, www.rmsc.org/ Pittsford 2000 Jefferson Road, Pittsford Estimated Attendance: 10,000 Price: $55 science-museum/programs-and- $125 Price: Purpose: Football Game Estimated Attendance: 300 events/item/127-rmsc-after-dark Estimated attendance: 225 Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Honor quality care Purpose: Support people with Volunteers needed: No Corporate support needed: Yes CHEERS for Children! disabilities and disadvantages Contact: MarcAnthony Bucci Volunteers needed: No [email protected], When: October 25, 5:30 p.m. Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Linda Lane Bivona Child 585.624.5555 [email protected], Organization: Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages Advocacy Center Website: www.campgooddays.org 585.654.1223 Contact: Laura Wakley ARTISANworks, 565 Website: childcarecouncil.com Location: [email protected], Blossom Rd, Rochester 585.412.9040 ext. 1324 Catholic Family Center’s Price: $60 Website: www.cprochester.org, www. OCTOBER Estimated Attendance: 500 rochesterrehab.org/ Empty Bowls Purpose: Fundraising Event When: October 18, time TBD Corporate support needed: Yes RMSC Innovation Heritage Christian Services No Organization: Catholic Family Volunteers needed: Donna Lipari Celebration Gala Annual Dinner Center Contact: [email protected], When: September 28, 6-11 p.m. When: October 4, 5:30 p.m. Location: Kodak Center (Formerly 585.935.7831 Heritage Christian Theatre on the Ridge), 200 W Ridge Organization: Rochester Museum & Organization: Website: www.BivonaCAC.org Services Rd, Rochester Science Center Location: Rochester Riverside Location: RMSC, 657 East Ave., Convention Center, 123 East Main Rochester Street, Rochester Price: TBD Price: Visit: www. Estimated Attendance: TBD heritagechristianservices.org Purpose: To support RMSC Estimated Attendance: 1000 Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Benefits HCS Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 25+ Corporate support needed: Yes Yes, ages 18+ Contact: Kim Osur Volunteers needed: Jillian Carter [email protected], 585.697.1988 Contact: [email protected], Website: RMSC.org 585.340.5704 Website: www. Kids & Trucks heritagechristianservices.org When: September 29, 10 a.m.; September 30, 10 a.m. MCC’s 12th Annual 5K Walk/ Organization: Children’s Institute Run for Scholarships Location: Frontier Field VIP Lot, Platt Street, Rochester When: October 6, 11 a.m. Monroe Community Price: $5 Organization: College Foundation 5,000 Estimated Attendance: Location: Monroe Community Purpose: Fundraiser College, Brighton Campus, 1000 East Corporate support needed: Yes Henrietta Road, Rochester Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages Price: $18 early registration, $25 day Contact: Cindy Harper of, $10 MCC students [email protected], Estimated Attendance: 600 585.295.1000, ext. 237 Purpose: support scholarships Website: www.childrensinstitute.net Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Contact: Karen Shaw ARTrageous Affair [email protected], 585.292.3680 Pink Ribbon Gala Website: www.monroecc.edu, www. monroecc.edu/go/foundation When: September 29, 6–11 p.m. Organization: Breast Cancer Journeys Celebration of Living Coalition of Rochester Location: Holiday Inn Rochester When: October 13, 6-9:30 p.m. Downtown Organization: 13thirty Cancer Connect Price: $150/$1,500 for table of 10; $200 patron ticket/$2,000 patron Location: Temple B’Rith Kodesh $75 per person, $520 per table table of 10 Price: of 8 500 Estimated attendance: Estimated Attendance: 300 To fund local breast cancer Purpose: Purpose: Fundraising Gala to help support, research, education and support teens and young adults living advocacy with caner Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate Support Needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers Needed: Yes Contact: Kim Smith Contact: Lauren Spiker [email protected], 585-473-8177 [email protected], 585.563.6221, Website: bccr.org ext. 1 Website: roc.13thirty.org

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 33 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

Uncork Their Potential Wine [email protected], index.aspx Price: $15 Tasting 585.922.4800 www.cprochester.org Estimated Attendance: 500 give.rochesterregional. Fundraising Event When: October 25, 6:30 p.m. Website: Purpose: com Holiday Bazaar Yes Organization: Boys & Girls Clubs of Corporate support needed: Rochester When: Nov. 16, 5-9 p.m.; Nov. 17, Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages Michele Wistner Location: Country Club of Rochester, 9:30-5 p.m.; Nov. 18, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Contact: 2935 East Ave, Rochester Organization: Rochester Museum & [email protected], NOVEMBER 585.919.2156 Price: $100 Science Center ontarioarc.org/events Estimated Attendance: 150 A Toast to The Arc Location: RMSC, 657 East Ave., Website: Purpose: Wine tasting Rochester Holiday Gift Wrapping Booth Corporate support needed: Yes When: November 1, 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 Price: $5 per person or $7 for a two- Volunteers needed: No p.m. day pass; free for children 12 and When: Nov. 23, 9 a.m. Contact: Stephanie of Youst Organization: Arc Foundation of under! Organization: Ontario ARC [email protected], Monroe Estimated Attendance: 5,000+ Location: Eastview Mall, 7979 585.328.3077 Location: TBD Purpose: To support RMSC Pittsford Victor Road, Victor Website: www.bgcrochester.org Price: TBD Corporate support needed: Yes Price: N/A Estimated Attendance: 300 Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 25+ Estimated Attendance: 4,000 Brain Game Purpose: Fundraiser Contact: Christine DeTurck Purpose: Fundraiser Corporate Support Needed: Yes [email protected], Yes Date: October 25, 5-8 p.m. Corporate support needed: Volunteers Needed: Yes 585.624.4696 Yes, all ages Organization: Literacy Volunteers of Volunteers needed: Contact: Eric Scheele Rochester, Inc. Website: RMSC.org, www.rmsc. Contact: Michele Wistner [email protected], Holiday Inn Downtown, 70 org/get-involved/women-s-council/ [email protected], Location: 585.217.0660 State Street, Rochester item/227-holiday-bazaar 585.919.2156 Website: www.arcmonroe.org Website: ontarioarc.org/events Price: TBD Mixed Doubles Paddle Tennis Estimated Attendance: 300 National Philanthropy Day Springdale Farm’s Support LVR’s programs Tournament Fundraiser Purpose: Awards Luncheon Christmas with Santa and services. When: Nov. 17, Noon Corporate Support Needed: Yes When: Nov. 2, 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Organization: AutismUp When: Nov. 24, 9 a.m. Volunteers Needed: Yes Organization: Association of Location: Shadow Lake Golf and Organization: Heritage Christian Contact: Susan Brayer Fundraising Professionals, Genesee Racquet Club, 1850 Five Mile Line Services [email protected], Valley Chapter Road, Penfield Location: Springdale Farm, 700 585.473.3030 Location: Joseph A. Floreano Price: $75 Colby Street, Spencerport Website: www.literacyrochester.org Rochester Riverside Convention Estimated Attendance: 175 Price: $9 per person (children under Center Purpose: Fundraiser two are free) Daystar’s Love Shines Price: $55 for AFP members, $65 for Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated Attendance: 1250 Recognition Breakfast non-member, $500 for a table of 10 Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Purpose: benefits HCS Estimated Attendance: 500 Beth Ciardi Yes When: October 26, 8 a.m. Contact: Corporate support needed: Purpose: Celebration of Daystar for Medically [email protected], 585.248.9011 Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 14+ Organization: Philanthropy in the greater Rochester Fragile Children, Inc. Website: www.autismup.org Contact: Dan Pieters Community dpieters@heritagechristianservices. Location: Monroe Golf Club, 155 Corporate Support Needed: Yes 18th Annual Camp Good Days Golf Ave., Pittsford org, 585.349.2090 Volunteers Needed: No springdalefarm.org, Price: TBD Wine Auction Dinner Website: Contact: Brenda Thornton 300 heritagechristianservices.org Estimated Attendance: [email protected], 585.586.7810 When: Nov. 17, 6 p.m. Purpose: To support Daystar Website: www.afpgv.org Organization: Camp Good Days & Corporate support needed: Yes Special Times Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages Bowling to Raise Bucks Location: Holiday Inn Rochester DECEMBER Contact: Stephanie Buchbinder Downtown, 70 State Street, November 2, 5:15 p.m. and [email protected], When: Rochester 7:45 p.m. Springdale Farm’s 585.385.6287 ext. 33 Price: 175 Organization: Ability Partners Christmas with Santa Website: www.daystarkids.org Estimated Attendance: 300 Foundation Purpose: Wine Auction Dinner When: Dec. 1, 9 a.m.; Dec. 8, 9 a.m. Location: Roseland Bowl, 4357 The Play Ball Corporate support needed: Yes Organization: Heritage Christian Recreation Dr., Canandaigua When: October 26, 6 p.m. Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ Services Price: $40/pledges collected Organization: The Strong National Contact: Jamie Varble Location: Springdale Farm, 700 Purpose: Support people with Museum of Play [email protected], Colby Street, Spencerport disabilities and disadvantages Location: The Strong, One 585.624.5555 Price: $9 per person (children under Corporate support needed: yes Manhattan Square, Rochester Website: www.campgooddays.org two are free) Volunteers needed: yes, all Price: $175 Estimated Attendance: 1250 Contact: Laura Wakley 700 Heroes Ball: Celebrating Purpose: benefits HCS Estimated Attendance: [email protected], Purpose: Fund museum programs the Power of Hope, Courage, Corporate support needed: Yes 585.412.9040 ext. 1324 Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 14+ Corporate support needed: Yes http://www.happinesshouse. and Commitment Website: Contact: Dan Pieters Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 18+ org/foundation/index.aspx Contact: Kylee Fassler When: Nov. 17, 6 p.m. dpieters@heritagechristianservices. [email protected], Dash to Cash Raffle Organization: Gilda’s Club Rochester org, 585.349.2090 585.410.6346 Location: The Wintergarden, 1 Website: springdalefarm.org, Website: www.museumofplay.org When: TBD Bausch and Lomb Pl, Rochester heritagechristianservices.org Organization: Ability Partners Price: $190 general; $95 young Rochester Regional Health Foundation professional Holiday Gift Wrapping Booth Gala Location: Champion Hills Country Estimated Attendance: 350 When: Dec. 24, 6 p.m. Club, 675 Championship Drive, Purpose: Support of GCR Organization: Ontario ARC October 27, 6 p.m. When: Victor Corporate support needed: Yes Location: Eastview Mall, 7979 Organization: Rochester Regional Price: $100 Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 25+ Pittsford Victor Road, Victor Health Estimated attendance: 200 Contact: Johanna Lester Price: N/A Floreano Rochester Location: Purpose: Support people with [email protected], Estimated Attendance: 4000 Riverside Convention Center, 123 E disabilities and disadvantages 5854239700 Purpose: Fundraiser Main Street, Rochester Corporate support needed: Yes Website: gildasclubrochester.org Corporate support needed: Yes $250 per person Price: Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages Volunteers needed: Yes, all ages 2,000 Estimated Attendance: Contact: Laura Wakley, lwakley@ Canandaigua Turkey Trot Contact: Michele Wistner Purpose: Campaign Fundraising happinesshouse.org, 585.412.9040 When: Nov. 22 9 a.m.-noon [email protected], Corporate support needed: Yes ext. 1324 Organization: Ontario ARC 585.919.2156 Volunteers needed: No Website: http://www. Location: F.A. Baker Memorial Park, Website: ontarioarc.org/events Kate Turri Contact: happinesshouse.org/foundation/ Buffalo Street, Canandaigua

34 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource Index

13thirty Cancer Connect Catholic Charities Community Services Bandana Bolt 5K...... 30 Breakfast with Friends 2018...... 23 Journeys Celebration of Living...... 33 Catholic Family Center Ability Partners Foundation Empty Bowls...... 33 Autism Awareness Walk...... 27 New Century Gala...... 24 Bowling to Raise Bucks...... 34 Dash to Cash Raffle...... 34 Center for Teen Empowerment Evening of Stars Gala...... 33 Imagine! Annual Community Luncheon...... 28 The Francis “Ben” Bonafiglia Happiness House Golf Tournament...... 31 Run for Fun...... 29 Child Care Council, Inc. Winter Gala & Auction in the Finger Lakes...... 23 Start Bright Gala...... 33

Allendale Columbia School Children’s Institute Make Your Mark Gala...... 29 Kids & Trucks...... 33 Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic and Newark-Wayne Community Hospital Arc Foundation of Monroe Eastern Region Summer Soiree...... 31 A Toast to The Arc...... 34 Day of Champions Adaptive Golf Tournament...... 31 Cobblestone Arts Center Sporting Clays Tournament...... 28 The Belle of Amherst...... 23 The Best of Broadway performed by Cobblestone Players...... 28 Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired Comedy Night...... 23 Visionary Gala 2018: For Your Eyes Only...... 24 Easter Egg Hunt and Activities for Kids...... 26 An Evening with Reverend Mother, featuring Phyllis Contestable...... 23 Association of Fundraising Professionals, Genesee Valley Chapter Free Movie and Activities for Kids...... 26 National Philanthropy Day Awards Luncheon...... 34 “Grease, the Musical” performed by Cobblestone Players...... 26 Regional Fundraising Conference - Invest in Joy!...... 28 Golf Tournament at CenterPointe Country Club ...... 30 “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change,” presented by Cobblestone Players.9....2 AutismUp “Peter and the Wolf” performed by Nazareth Dance Ensemble...... 23 Autism Awareness Spring Gala...... 27 RUN, WALK & ROLL with Cobblestone Arts Center...... 32 KiteFlite Parade, Festival, and Expo...... 32 Vocal Point and YellowJackets, U of R’s a cappella groups...... 23 Mixed Doubles Paddle Tennis Tournament Fundraiser...... 34 Wellness Workshops: Mindfulness, Stress Management, Nutrition, and Yoga...... 28

Alzheimer’s Association The Community Place of Greater Rochester Culinary Clash...... 28 The Art of Giving...... 27 A Taste of Spring...... 24 The Beamer Hughes Foundation Irish Open...... 31 Daystar for Medically Fragile Children Daystar Derby...... 28 Bishop Sheen Ecumenical Housing Foundation Inc. Golf Event...... 31 Wine & Brew Gala Celebrating our 50th Anniversary...... 27 Love Shines Recognition Breakfast...... 34

Bivona Child Advocacy Center Dimitri House, Inc. CHEERS for Children!...... 33 Euchre Tournament...... 23 Child Abuse Summit...... 27 SMP GOlf Tournament...... 30 Child Abuse Summit Keynote Breakfast Presentation with Jon Dorenbos...... 27 Wine, Dine, and Share Dinner Auction...... 33 Golf Tournament...... 30 Open That Bottle Night...... 23 Diocese of Rochester Dept. of Catholic Schools Golf Classic ...... 30 Boys & Girls Clubs of Rochester Casino Night...... 23 Dress for Success Rochester Lifetime Achievement Award Dinner honoring Mr. Nelson Leenhouts...... 28 Success in the City Celebration...... 29 Par-Tee for the Kids Golf Tournament...... 31 Uncork Their Potential Wine Tasting...... 34 East House Hope & Recovery Luncheon featuring Marlee Matlin...... 33 Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester ARTrageous Affair Pink Ribbon Gala...... 33 Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Pink Ribbon Walk & Run...... 29 Golf Tournament...... 30 Tee’d Off at Breast Cancer Golf Tournament...... 31 Farley’s Friends Camp Good Days & Special Times FOREforFOUR Charity Golf Tournament...... 30 Courage Bowl XIIII...... 33 Finger Lakes International Wine Competition...... 26 Finger Lakes Community College Foundation Tour de Teddi...... 32 Vintners & Valentines...... 23 Tournament of Love...... 29 Wine Auction Dinner...... 34 Friends of School of the Arts “Class Acts!”...... 26 CASA of Rochester/Monroe County “Taste of Friendship” Winetasting Fundraiser...... 23 CASA 20th Annual Golf Tournament...... 29

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 35 Rochester Giving 2018 . A Philanthropic Resource

Foodlink, Inc. Rochester Broadway Theatre League Festival of Food...... 32 Education Programs Golf Tournament...... 32 Forks and Skis...... 24 Rochester City Ballet Gardenscape Professional Association Ballet Soirée...... 32 The Flower City Blooms Again...... 24 Rochester Museum & Science Center Genesee Valley Conservancy Catalyst Circle ...... 23 The Oak Tree Half Marathon and 5K Run/Walk...... 32 Fantastic Findings Sale...... 32 Geranium Sale Orders...... 23, 26 Gilda’s Club Rochester Geranium Sale Pick-up...... 28 Comics Against Cancer...... 27 Holiday Bazaar...... 34 Crosscheck Cancer Charity Hockey Game...... 26 RMSC After Dark...... 23, 28, 32, 33 Gilda’s Cup Collegiate Comedy Improv Competition...... 26 RMSC Innovation Celebration Gala...... 33 Gilda’s Guys Bachelor Auction...... 24 Uncorked & On Tap...... 23 Heroes Ball: Celebrating the Power of Hope, Courage, and Commitment...... 34 Surviving in Style Fashion Show...... 30 Rochester Regional Health Gala...... 34 Greece Rotary Foundation Inc. Ralph P. DeStephano Golf Classic...... 32 Charity Golf Tournament...... 29 Rochester Regional Health Foundations Harbor House of Rochester, Inc. SAVOR! A gourmet food, wine and craft brew experience...... 30 “And the BEAT goes on...”...... 33 St. Ann’s Community The Harley School FOOD FIGHT – An Epic Culinary Competition...... 32 Blast! Gala and Live Auction...... 26 St. John Fisher College Heritage Christian Services Scholarship Golf Tournament...... 29 Annual Dinner...... 33 Finger Lakes Extravaganza...... 28 St. John’s Foundation Golf Classic...... 30 Golf Tournament...... 31

Heritage Christian Stables Saint’s Place Boots & Barrels...... 30 Super Sale...... 30

Highland Hospital Foundation Serenity House of Victor, N.Y. Highland Hospital Gala...... 26 Gala “An Evening In The Caribbean”...... 24

The Hochstein School Springdale Farm Annual Gala...... 27 Christmas with Santa (November and December dates)...... 34 Sheep Shearing Festival...... 28 Jewish Family Service of Rochester Brighton Believes 5K Race...... 29 The Strong National Museum of Play Taste for a Cause...... 24 The Play Ball...... 34

Junior League of Rochester Sunset House Battle of the Brunches...... 24 5K Run and Fitness Walk...... 29

Literacy Volunteers of Rochester, Inc. Thompson Health Brain Game...... 34 Bowl for the Cure...... 23 Crosswinds 5K...... 32 Louis S. Wolk Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester Gala...... 32 Annual Gala...... 23 Ladies Pink Fly Golf Classic...... 29 Margery Coughlin Pawluk Golf Tournament...... 29 Monroe Community College Foundation Rose Walk...... 30 5K Walk/Run for Scholarships...... 33 Thompson Health Golf Classic...... 29 Gold Star Gala...... 27 Tour de Thompson...... 31

National Alliance on Mental Illness - Rochester Toast to Hope Sixth Annual NAMIWalks Rochester...... 28 Fundraiser & Fashion Show...... 30

Ontario ARC United Memorial Medical Center Canandaigua Turkey Trot...... 34 Golf, Tennis and Bocce Classic...... 32 Canandaigua Wine Mixer...... 27 Spring Gala...... 30 Holiday Gift Wrapping Booth (November and December dates)...... 34 Women’s Foundation of Genesee Valley Roberts Wesleyan College A Purse for Change...... 24 Scholarship Golf Tournament...... 30

Rochester Area Community Foundation An Evening Out At Home...... 28 Philanthropy Awards and Annual Report to the Community Luncheon...... 32

36 ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 1 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2018 1