2015-2016 COMMUNITY
Rochester’sWishbook charity Giving Guide Your donations can make wishes come true.
“Wish Lists” of more than 180 Local Agencies
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Your donationsWishbook can make wishes come true. The Community Wishbook is a guide to the needs of more than 180 charitable organizations in Rochester and the surrounding area. It includes each charity’s contact information, purpose, wish list and volunteer needs. Individuals, groups, or businesses can use the Wishbook to find charities that need their donated items or volunteer help. For updates throughout the year, see the Wishbook website at www.communitywishbook.org. A special thanks to our sponsors, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Van Bortel and Messenger Post Media (publisher of Post Newspapers) for their many years of support in bringing the Wishbook to you.
The Community Wishbook USING THE WISHBOOK... originated in 1966 by the Volunteer Forum and the American Red 1. Find your favorite charity to see if they need your donated items or volunteer skill — OR Cross. The Junior League of use one of the Index sections to find an agency that needs what you have to offer. Check the agency's information in the alphabetical Agency Listings for details. Rochester Inc. (JLR) took over the reins of the Wishbook in 1985. 2. To volunteer, search the Volunteers Needed Index for the category that matches your From 1993 through 1996, the JLR interest, skill or talent. Use the alphabetical Agency Listings to find the contact person at the collaborated with the Greater charity. Call or email the contact person directly to apply for the volunteer position or to get Rochester Section of the National more information. Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) 3. If you have items to donate, search the Items Needed Index to find charities that need them. in organizing the Wishbook. Again, use the alphabetical Agency Listings to find the contact person at the agency, and call or email that person directly to make arrangements for delivery or pickup. Please be sure that Since 1999, Nona and Jim Maurer, all donated items are clean, useable, and do not have any missing pieces or pages (puzzles, community volunteers, have games, books, etc.) Contributions are tax deductible to the extent the law allows. (Include assumed responsibility for your name and address.) producing the Wishbook. They have contacted the agencies 4. Please let the charity know that the match was made using the Wishbook. There is no and organized the information charge to the charities for any of the Wishbook services, but we (and they) would appreciate for this year's edition. knowing the Wishbook is working for them. 5. Wishbook information is also available online at www.communitywishbook.org. Online For more information about listings are updated as changes are received from the charities. You can search online by item, the Wishbook, please visit by volunteer need, or by agency to help make a difference at any time during the year. www.communitywishbook.org. Thank you for your support of local charities!
Messenger Post Media is proud to sponsor this important resource because it helps our community help itself. By donating time, materials and resources to the charities listed in the Community Wishbook, we assist our neighbors in facing up to and overcoming challenges. In short, we help strengthen our community. A little help, a little strength, will bring lots of smiles. www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 3 A Meal & More, Inc. Alzheimer's Association wish list tambourines 25 Broadway 435 East Henrietta Road cash, check, and credit card donations tickets, passes to events, Rochester, NY 14607-1701 Rochester, NY 14620 cleaning supplies: laundry detergent (HE), movies, attractions Phone: (585) 454-3878 Phone: (585) 760-5418 dryer sheets, bleach, Clorox wipes, toilet travel mugs, water bottles Contact: Patti Blaine Contact: Mary Walker brushes, trash bags, 13- and 30-gallon volunteers needed Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] size, liquid dishwasher detergent Drivers to pick up and deliver blood, www.amealandmore.org www.alz.org/rochesterny copy paper (white, colors) driver/navigator couples welcome. Provides nutritious midday meals and Mission: to eliminate Alzheimer’s electric broom Warehouse assemblers to pre-assemble caring friendship to needy people in a disease through the advancement of gas cards, gift cards: Tops, Wegmans, supplies needed at blood drives. safe environment every Wednesday and research, to provide and enhance care Walmart, Target, Sam’s Club Blood drive volunteers, hosts and Sunday at Christ Church, downtown. and support for all affected, and to gift certificates, dinner sponsors, Blood drive greeters reduce the risk of dementia through wish list (door ambassadors). the promotion of brain health. grocery-store items: bottled water, food items: canned kidney beans, cream bags of hard candy and lollipops, coffee, Clerical: filing, data entry, collating, volunteers needed of mushroom soup, pasta (penne, ziti), tea, dry creamer, sugar, toilet paper, folding. dried beans (green and yellow split peas, Telephone support network making paper towels, boxes of tissues, napkins For more information contact Laurie white beans, brown and green lentils), follow-up calls to families and caregivers handsoap (pump), hand and skin lotion MacFarlane at 760-5547 or visit www. rice, egg noodles, chicken and beef stock under supervision. Calls are made on site. redcross.org/volunteer. (32- 46 oz. cans), crushed and whole Training provided. Commitment of two office supplies Italian tomatoes (28- 35oz. cans), French times/month. toiletries (travel size) and ranch salad dressings, BBQ sauce, Facilitate a support group for caregivers, volunteers needed Angel Care Ministry of coffee, 100% juices (large), cider, large friends and families of people with Office support. St. Marianne Cope Parish quantities of frozen meats (esp. ground dementia or for people with Alzheimer’s Assist with housekeeping needs. 3318 East Henrietta Road beef), boxed stuffing disease. Groups meet once each month. Assist with and/or plan and implement Henrietta, NY 14467 monetary donations Training provided; background check fundraising events. Phone: (585) 321-0236 personal care items (travel-size) is required. Assist with activity calendar for Contact: Noreen Mancini restaurant-grade kitchen appliances and Collaborate with chapter staff in creating, guest events. Email: [email protected] equipment: e.g. convection oven, food managing and providing outreach for Host a dinner for the guests Assists mothers in financial difficulty by processor, etc. social/activity programs. Training of Hope Lodge. providing new portable baby beds for volunteers needed provided; background check is required. their newborn babies. Provides new and gently-used baby items upon request. Soup kitchen: help with set up, prepare Assist at local health fairs by setting up American Red Cross Referrals are made by social workers, case and serve meals, clean up. displays and distributing materials. New York-Penn Blood Region workers, and other contacts from various Please call 454-3878 or email volunteer@ Assist by being an advocate to further legislative priorities by sending an email, 825 John Street social agencies, hospitals, etc. that work amealandmore.org to find out about West Henrietta, NY 14586 with new mothers in need. volunteer opportunities. calling, and/or visiting legislators. Also, signing petitions, attending town hall Phone: (585) 760-5547 wish list meetings, attending annual rally day Contact: Laurie MacFarlane baby clothes (new or gently used; Advent House in Albany and volunteering at our Email: [email protected] sizes birth -12 months: all seasons), 1010 Moseley Road annual Walks. www.redcrossblood.org onesies, sleepers, socks, outerwear Fairport, NY 14450 Help in the Memory Gardens with Mission: to fulfill the need of the American baby wipes Phone: (585) 223-6112 spreading mulching, weeding, raking people for the safest possible, most bibs Contact: Glenda Hastings and other physical activity. reliable, most cost-effective blood services Email: theadventhouse@ through voluntary donations. diaper bags frontiernet.net Educators to share information with diaper cream, shampoo, baby wash families. Training provided. wish list www.theadventhouse.org auto organizers, tire gauges disposable diapers (newborn, 1 & 2) A two-bed home caring for the dying Help with Walk preparation, mailings, hooded towels, washcloths team recruitment, kick-off events and birthday cards for adults (new, unused) and their families. No fee is charged. receiving/crib blankets other Walk-related activities during candy, nonperishable wish list peak Walk to End Alzheimer’s season craft supplies: tissue paper, card stock, monetary donations are also welcomed copier paper (July-October). ribbon, bulletin board borders, to help purchase new baby beds gift cards: Wegmans, OfficeMax Help set up, tear down, clean up and be scrapbook supplies volunteers needed grocery-store items: paper towels, route marshals the day of the Walk. digital cameras To work by telephone with a community disposable baby wipes (e.g., Wegmans See our website for other opportunities. display boards, tri-fold agency social worker, case worker, etc. baby washcloths), liquid antibacterial and assemble items asked for at the dress forms handsoap, dishwasher detergent, Angel Care site and make arrangements color-safe bleach, lotion, toilet paper, American Cancer Society file box, portable (plastic) to have items picked up. dishwashing liquid, 3-way light bulbs, Hope Lodge Hospitality House gift cards: restaurants, coffee shops, Shoppers for portable baby beds laundry detergent, decaf coffee 1120 South Goodman Street stores, etc. (pack-and-play types). money donations to cover cost of lawn Rochester, NY 14620 GPS units To wash gently used items that are care, snowplowing, trash removal, Phone: (585) 224-4936 hand cart, collapsible; two-wheeled donated. Contact: Loriann Furbush landscaping hand truck To make up layettes consisting of above Email: [email protected] money for cable service “K cups” for single-serve coffeemaker wish list items. www.cancer.org/hopelodge postage stamps pens on strings Provides free temporary lodging for volunteers needed picture frames cancer patients and caregivers, and For resident care esp. evenings/weekends, low-cost lodging to transplant patients styrofoam or paper coffee cups housekeeping, fundraising, office work. and their families. tablecloths, red or white 4 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org Angels of Mercy, Inc. coffee, creamer (powdered), sugar, brown health-related appointments. Bay View Family YMCA 692 North Winton Road sugar, pancake mix, paper towels, paper Shoppers: assist individuals who are 1209 Bay Road Rochester, NY 14609 luncheon napkins, toilet paper blind with their shopping needs. Webster, NY 14580 Phone: (585) 730-4556 personal care items: e.g. deodorant, Sighted Guide for recreation events: Phone: (585) 341-3203 Contact: Mary Jo Colligan shaving cream, disposable razors, small assist people who are blind or visually Contact: Sarah Ridder Email: [email protected] shampoos, toothbrushes, small impaired on day trips and outings. Email: Sarah.Ridder@rochester www.angelsofmercyny.org toothpaste, small soaps Driver and Shopping volunteers must ymca.org Mission: to help women of all ages who sleeping bags (used) have up-to-date driver's license, vehicle www.rochesterymca.org have been affected by life-controlling volunteers needed insurance, and registration. Volunteers Mission: to build healthy, confident, issues such as drug and alcohol abuse, Professional hair stylists to cut hair for must be at least 18 years of age, and connected and secure children, adults, addiction, depression, self-harm, our guests: once a month for two hours must attend sensitivity to blindness families and communities through health unplanned pregnancies, physical and on Sunday afternoon. training prior to starting volunteer and fitness memberships, wellness mental abuse, and eating disorders to For more information, please contact assignment. programs, childcare services, camps, turn their lives around. We work to help Cathy Bracht at 421-3836. youth sports, and aquatics instruction. prevent and stop human trafficking. Help prepare and serve breakfast on Aurora House of wish list wish list Tuesdays or Fridays under the guidance Western Monroe County gifts of toys and clothing during bias tape, grosgrain ribbon of team leaders and cooks. Time 2495 South Union Street holidays and special events cleaning supplies commitment is 6:30 or 7:00-9:30 am PO Box 21 financial support to help our cause gift cards: Staples each week (or you may choose which Spencerport, NY 14559 of Youth Development, Healthy Living, monetary donations week or weeks out of each month). Phone: (585) 617-4863 and Social Responsibility paper and office supplies Leaving early to get to your paying Contact: Karen Kuebler volunteers needed job is acceptable! Email: [email protected] professional clothing: in-season business Administrative support. www.aurorahousewmc.com and business casual clothing (preferably Gardeners. clean, pressed and on hangers) Asbury First Storehouse A home for the dying based on the model Work in our child watch area. of families caring for loved ones at home. Please call to make arrangements 1050 East Avenue Help at any of our special events. There is no charge for these services. for drop-off or pickup. Rochester, NY 14607 wish list hangers, white, plastic Phone: (585) 473-0950 Benincasa, Inc. Contacts: Judy Cohen Avery address labels: 1 x 2 5/8 pillowcases and cotton fabric 3880 Rush-Mendon Road and Betsy Christiansen (no white please) for Dress A Girl cleaning supplies: Swiffer dry or wet Mendon, NY 14506 Email: [email protected] Around the World program cloths, paper towels, gel formula Phone: (585) 624-8070 Mission: to distribute donations of dishwasher detergent, non-antibacterial plastic storage bins Contact: Lori LaSalle clothing, bedding, and kitchenware free of liquid handsoap refills, hand sanitizer postage stamps Email: [email protected] charge to people who are referred to us by and refills, unscented baby wipes www.benincasainc.org printer cartridges for HP Officejet 8600 social agencies, health care facilities, and gift cards: Tops, Sam’s Club, Walmart, Home for the terminally ill caring for those toiletries (full and trial size) churches in the Rochester area. OfficeMax, Home Depot, Lowes, Staples in the last three months of life. Provides trash bags, heavy-duty, black wish list grocery-store items: cans of ginger ale, support to family and the community. volunteers needed bedding: sheets, blankets, comforters cola, lemon lime; apple, cranberry, wish list mixed blends bottled fruit juice (100%); For projects and programs: women clothing (all ages, esp. children) copy paper who like to sew, organize, and help in good condition sugar substitutes: single packets grocery-store items: paper towels, other women. coats, boots, shoes (Equal, Splenda, Truvia), Keurig K-Cups (coffee, tea, hot cocoa) coffee (regular and decaf), unscented Help with publicity and promotion dishes, pots, pans, silverware laundry detergent of the walk/run Stop the Trafficking. towels light bulbs, CFL (60W equivalent, soft or daylight color) postage stamps volunteers needed lip balm, unscented/unflavored volunteers needed Asbury Dining & Caring Center Clerks: work with clients. postage stamps, “Forever” Provide care and support to our residents. 1010 East Avenue Sorters: go through donations. Training provided. Mailing Address: 1050 East Avenue printer cartridges, HP 564 XL High Yield: Three hour shifts once a month, twice Rochester, NY 14607 black, cyan, magenta, yellow, Call Nicki for more information. a month or once a week on Tuesday, Phone: (585) 271-0692 photo black, Thursday mornings and Saturdays. Contact: Michele Cooley toner cartridges for laser printer: Big Brothers Big Sisters Email: [email protected] Brother TN-420 or TN-450, black of Greater Rochester www.asburyfirstunited The Association for the Blind towels: cream or off-white bath towels, 37 South Washington Street methodistchurch.org and Visually Impaired (ABVI) hand towels, face cloths; tan/taupe hand Rochester, NY 14608 Provides meals and other services with 422 South Clinton Avenue towels; white face cloths/washcloths Phone: (585) 442-2250 x103 generosity and compassion to anyone Rochester, NY 14620 volunteers needed Contact: Tierra Blue who is homeless and hungry in the Phone: (585) 327-5533 Provide care for residents. Email: [email protected] Rochester community. Contact: Laura Piche Housekeeping, fundraising, gardening www.BeABig.com wish list Email: [email protected] meal preparation and special events. One-to-one mentoring agency serving www.seegreatthings.com backpacks (used) Share a special gift or talent. children ages 6-16 in Monroe, Wayne, bath towels (lightly used) Mission: to prepare and empower people Ontario, Livingston, Genesee, Wyoming, who are blind or visually impaired to be Visit Aurora House website Bibles, any translation (not large-sized) Orleans and Yates counties. self-sufficient and contribute to their for more information. dish cloths wish list families and communities. arts and crafts supplies and kits: stickers, grocery-store items: powdered laundry volunteers needed soap, pancake syrup, regular ground glitter glue, glue sticks (all sizes), foam, Drivers: for medical and other model kits, markers, Sharpies, pipe www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 5 cleaners, scrapbook supplies, crayons gift bags postage stamps Bridges for Brain Injury, Inc. birdseed gift cards: Wegmans, Target, Tops, printing/copying services 5760 Duke of Gloucester Way birthday cards (blank and used), Walmart, OfficeMax, Salvatore's, roofing materials Farmington, NY 14425 thank-you cards Pita Pit, Lorraine's Lunch Box spotting scope for bird watching Phone: (585) 396-0070 board games: Life, Monopoly, Sorry, etc. ink cartridges, Toshiba 203sd/Estudio 3530 stain or paint, outdoor (neutral colors Contact: Laura Donaldson card games, Play-Doh journals, drawing pads such as brown, tan) Email: ldonaldson@ bridgesforbraininjury.org construction paper, card stock, tissue paper kitchen supplies: paper towels, paper storage totes, plastic www.bridgesforbraininjury.org die-cut machine plates, utensils, dishwasher soap, hand volunteers needed Assist adult survivors of brain injury, duct tape, decorative, masking tape soap, cups, hand towels, sponges, Grant writers: seek out and apply baggies, foil, Saran wrap, Kleenex, etc. individuals with disabilities and their first-aid kits, cotton balls for appropriate grants to support laptop computers (new)(2); PC computer families in rebuilding their skills to food coloring research or education projects. complete everyday tasks. with ability to burn a DVD from Assist with fundraising possibilities. Frisbees, jump ropes another DVD wish list gift cards: Aldi’s, Walmart, etc. Education: nature interpretation, leading Please see communitywishbook.org light bulbs: Phillips floodlight 50w, walks outdoors, public programming. jewelry making supplies, fuse beads Westinghouse #04415/35Q/DC, for additional information. Legos and any other building toys fluorescent tubes: long and U-shaped Maintenance/construction: for trails animal related: Iams cat and dog food, and banding stations. nail polish, nail polish remover monetary donation bedding, old towels, pine shavings, napkins, reuseable plastic cups office supplies: copy paper, pens, feeding/water bowls, slightly wilted Breast Cancer Coalition fruits and vegetables, etc. painting supplies markers, tape, raffle tickets, blank DVDs of Rochester arts and crafts: kits (new or gently used), paper guillotine, 45-inch trimmer and CDs, envelopes, mailing labels, 840 University Avenue supplies of all types peanut butter, snack items binders, highlighters, Post-it notes, staples, paper clips, etc. Rochester, NY 14607 cleaning supplies: paper towels, bleach, rolling carts For additional items, visit www. Phone: (585) 473-8177 gloves, garbage bags, sponges, etc. sandwich bags, gallon-size bags communitywishbook.org Contacts: Holly Anderson, Connie Zeller emergency supplies: generator, flashlights, Email: [email protected] scissors volunteers needed batteries, first-aid kits, fire extinguishers, www.bccr.org stationery, generic Reception: welcome children and walkie talkies, hand-crank radios, etc. Mission: to provide support to those volunteers needed families, answer and triage phone calls, gas grill touched by a diagnosis of breast cancer, Mentors aged 18 and older matched some computer work and perform other gift cards: Walmart, Target, Michaels, to make access to information and care a with youth 6-16. Help a child reach his tasks as required. Lowe’s, Home Depot, Tops, Wegmans, priority through education and advocacy, or her potential. As a “Big” you will dollar stores, gas stations, pet stores, We ask you to fill out a Volunteer and to empower women and men to meet with your “Little” a few hours movies, sporting events, restaurants, Application; and because of the sensitive participate fully in decisions relating every week for at least one year. One museums, zoo, etc. nature of our work with children, agree to breast cancer. of our professional staff will support to a criminal background check. grocery store items: paper plates, coffee, wish list you every step of the way. We have sugar, sandwich/storage bags, plastic hundreds of fun (and inexpensive) ideas. books about breast cancer for women, wrap, tinfoil and napkins Braddock Bay Raptor Research men, children, families (2010 or later) 185 Pond Road lockers books about endometrial, ovarian, Bivona Child Advocacy Center Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 monetary donations cervical, fallopian or other GYN cancers The Skalny Building Phone: (585) 267-5483 postage stamps One Mount Hope Avenue (2010 or later) Contact: Daena Ford Wii games (used) Rochester, NY 14620 books about prostate or testicular cancers Email: [email protected] yard games, basketball hoop, Phone: (585) 935-7800 www.bbrr.org (2010 or later) Contacts: Sue Sidore, Stefanie Szwejbka Burt’s Bees lip balm (sealed, no mint) basketballs/footballs Dedicated to the conservation of birds volunteers needed Email: [email protected] of prey and the local environment computer paper, white Board members interested in sharing www.BivonaCAC.org through research and education programs fleece throws, blankets, lap quilts skills and expertise. A safe, welcoming place where conducted in and around the Braddock gift cards: Wegmans, Tops, DiBella’s, children who have been sexually or Bay area. Staples, Target, Barnes & Noble, pizza, Student interns and volunteers in the area of human services/social work, physically abused can begin their wish list etc. for PALS pack and program supplies journey of healing. More than 1,500 psychology, marketing, public relations, journals for writing children are helped each year. binoculars music therapy, art therapy, pet therapy, lanyards, plain, basic wish list birdseed speech therapy, occupational and lotion: Alaffia Purely Coconut Lotion; batteries: all sizes computer, laptop physical therapy and fundraising. copy paper Hugo & Debra Naturals All Over Lotion, Share your skills with day-program bedding: sheets, comforters, pillows creamy coconut or unscented (all sizes), new quilts or blankets envelopes (standard letter-size) members either in occasional classes note and thank you cards (such as woodworking, computers, bottled water, soda (cans), coffee, tea, field guides for birds paper products: hot and cold cups, cooking, horticulture, animals, jewelry sugar, creamer gift cards: OfficeMax, Staples, Home Depot, Lowe's, BJ's Wholesale Club, Wegmans napkins, small and medium plates, making, scrapbooking, auto mechanics, books, magazines (English and Spanish) (no Styrofoam products) etc.) or in regular mentoring assistance color copier, small, for reception area or other grocery stores, Country Max, Michaels, Jo-Ann sleeping masks, lavender or unscented with community outings and diapers, Pull-Ups (all sizes) classroom activities. hammers, cordless drill sponsorship of ink pens with our logo door alarms, batteries for door alarms lumber for boardwalks tea: black pekoe, green, herbal and duffel bags, totes, backpacks mailing labels flavored in unopened boxes or tins first-aid supplies nails and wood screws, galvanized, 4" long footballs, baseballs, caps with logos photo printer, portable gas cards, bus tokens plywood 6 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org Brighton Food Cupboard Cameron Community craft items www.rochesterymca.org/carlson 220 Idlewood Road Ministries cleaning items Helps strengthen families, aids in the Rochester, New York 14618 48 Cameron Street Depends underwear healthy development of children, Phone: (585) 271-5355 Rochester, NY 14606-1743 shampoo, conditioner, soap, hand sanitizer encourages positive individual behavior Contact: Esti Kilimnick Phone: (585) 254-2697 snacks (snack-size bags) and contributes toward a healthier, safe Email: [email protected] community for all. Emphasizes the values Contact: Jennifer Muniga volunteers needed www.jfsrochester.org Email: [email protected] of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, Josie Waverly Benefit: November 20 Addresses hunger and food insecurity www.cameronministries.org fun and friendship. at the Diplomat Party House. for individuals and families in Brighton Offers daily meals, clothing and hygiene wish list and surrounding communities. supplies, youth after-school and summer children's books, toys and games wish list programs in the Lyell-Otis neighborhood. Canandaigua children's winter clothes food donations: beans (pinto, navy, chili, wish list Comfort Care Home office supplies black), cereal, milk (evaporated, powder, area carpets, large 5160 Parrish Street Extension volunteers needed Canandaigua, NY 14424 condensed), fruit (canned or boxed), baby items: formula, clothes, blankets Volunteers are needed and accepted Phone: (585) 393-1311 healthy snacks (Granola bars, crackers, Campbell’s soup labels upon an approved background check etc.), juice (canned or boxed), pasta, Contact: Suzanne Underhill clothing, men’s and references. pasta sauce, peanut butter, rice, soups, Email: [email protected] Childcare. tomatoes (canned or boxed), tuna, diapers (all sizes) Our home and volunteers will provide vegetables (canned or boxed) grocery-store items: coffee, sugar, comfort and care for residents at the end Fundraising. baby items: formula, diapers, food, wipes creamer, salad dressing, peanut butter, of life, free of charge. Donations and Special Events. jelly, applesauce, SpaghettiOs, canned household items: laundry and dish gifts-in-kind are deeply appreciated as Member Services. fruit, juice boxes, pasta detergent, sponges, dish towels we prepare to open our doors late 2015. Call for other opportunities. personal care items (full size): shampoo, paper products: facial tissues, toilet wish list soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, razors, paper and paper towels Alphabet Signs - Magic Master Swinger Catholic Charities shaving cream, deodorant, toilet paper, Standard Message Board (2) Community Services (CCCS) personal hygiene items: body soap, feminine napkins lotion, toothpaste, toothbrushes, BOSE Wave Music System IV 1099 Jay Street, Bldg. J personal care items (sample size): deodorant, shampoo, conditioner with Bluetooth Music Adaptor Rochester, NY 14611 shampoo, conditioner, soap and feminine hygiene Bounty Select-a-Size paper towels Phone: (585) 339-9800 x378 school supplies: markers, crayons, glue, volunteers needed cash donations toward a dishwasher, Contact: Heather Rickett folders, scissors, paper, pencils, etc. Drivers to deliver food. drop-in stove top with down draft Email: [email protected] shopping bags, reusable www.cccsrochester.org Drivers to pick up food donations. and vacuum cleaner socks and underwear (new): for men, cash donations toward monthly utility bills Mission: to enhance and strengthen the women and children Brockport Ecumenical and seasonal maintenance independence, inclusion and individuality Food Shelf volunteers needed coffee (regular) of persons with developmental disabilities, Prepare, serve, and clean up after meals traumatic brain injury, and those living 14 State Street copier paper in the Hot Lunch Program, Monday- with HIV/AIDS and significant health Brockport, NY 14420 facial tissues (soft, 2-ply ) Friday, 9:00 am-1:30 pm and/or in the challenges. Provides services ranging Phone: (585) 637-8169 Kids Cafe, Monday-Friday, 5:15-6:30 pm foods (non-perishable): canned soups, from advocacy and education to service Contact: Debbie Vileria applesauce, canned fruit, Jell-o, tuna fish coordination and direct support. Email: [email protected] Sort and distribute clothing in the Clothing House, Tuesday, Wednesday, and gift cards: Wegmans, Tops, BJ’s, wish list Mission: to acquire food through Thursday, 9:30 am-12:30 pm HEP Sales, Lowe’s, Staples air mattresses both donations and purchases, and Help tutor, read and have fun with ice melt (for walkways) backpacks and school supplies to distribute it to those in need living Infant Optics DXR-8 Video Baby Monitor (2) within the Brockport School District children in our After-School Program baseballs, soccer balls, basketballs legal-size envelopes south of Ridge Road (but including the 3:30-6:30 pm and equipment south side of Ridge Road). Saturday playground supervision pastel colored card stock batteries (all sizes) wish list 10:30 am-1:00 pm, weather permitting. personal hygiene wipes (Wet Ones, blankets (new), all sizes Fresh ‘n Flush, etc.) grocery-store items: canned fruit, corn, board games (new) peas, potatoes, chicken, tuna, soup, Camp Haccamo postage stamps, "Forever" (roll) bus passes baked beans; boxed potatoes, meal PO Box 25177 Samsung J Series LED Flat screen cleaning supplies: laundry, dish, helpers, peanut butter, jam and jelly, Rochester, NY 14625 32” TV (2) sponges, etc. spaghetti sauce, mayonnaise, oil, dish Phone: (585) 474-0189 Swiffer wet & dry sheets craft supplies (new): markers, paper, detergent, laundry detergent, toilet paper Contact: Ashley Steeves volunteers needed scissors, paint money donations to buy fresh food Email: ashley.camphaccamo@ Provide care and support for residents gmail.com food items, nonperishable personal care items: shampoo, deodorant, and families. Training provided. www.camphaccamo.org gas cards toothpaste, toothbrushes Seeking more volunteers for evening and Designed to provide a free, safe, gift cards: food stores to supply volunteers needed weekend shifts. Contact Mary Kay Naioti, emergency food weeklong, overnight summer camping Volunteer Coordinator at 585-393-1311. Assist clients in food pantry. experience for children and adults (7-30 gift cards: Kmart, Walmart, Target, Training provided. years), with a wide range of special needs. Wegmans, Tops, Lowe's, Home Depot Grant writing. There is a ratio of one counselor per two Carlson MetroCenter YMCA health supplies: e.g. bandages, sanitizer, Special fundraising events campers. It also provides respite for the 444 East Main Street gauze pads throughout the year. camper’s families. Rochester, NY 14604 kitchen items (new or gently-used): wish list Phone: (585) 263-4267 dishes, silverware, pots, pans baby wipes Contact: Laura Kroening paper products: paper towel, Email: [email protected] www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 7 toilet paper, napkins Simple home maintenance. baseball gloves, golf equipment, balls, Charles Settlement House, Inc. personal care items: e.g. shampoo, soap, Refugee resettlement and bats, etc. 71 Parkway toothpaste, feminine products home set-up teams. volunteers needed Rochester, NY 14608 pet supplies Translators. Help decorate, run games, or pass out Phone: (585) 277-0810 sheets (new), all sizes Immigration assistants (training provided). candy at our Accessible Halloween event. Contact: Scott Benjamin steamers, handheld Help set-up and volunteer during Email: [email protected] www.charlessettlementhouse.org tickets to movies, sporting events, CDS Monarch, Inc. our annual fundraising gala. circus, concerts, amusement parks 860 Hard Road Office: filing, scanning, organizing, etc. Serves families and individuals with programs and services to help stabilize towels (new), all sizes Webster, NY 14580 Phone: (585) 347-1205 The Center for Youth families, support basic needs and vacuum cleaners provide development opportunities. Contact: Taryn Mullen 905 Monroe Avenue winter hats and gloves (new), wish list adult and children sizes Email: [email protected] Rochester, NY 14620 www.cdsmonarch.org arts and crafts supplies volunteers needed Phone: (585) 473-2464 Supports more than 1,700 individuals Contact: Kathy Cummins baby items: onesies (size birth to 24 mos.), Individuals, groups, or families to with disabilities; and veterans with post Email: [email protected] wipes, bottles, pacifiers, shampoo, lotion, adopt a client or client family traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain 24/7 Counseling Phone: (585) 271-7670 wash, Ivory soap, bibs, small blankets, for Christmas giving. injury, and/or military sexual trauma; and Services to youth ages 12-21 include books, diapers senior citizens through individualized counseling intervention, street outreach, blankets Catholic Family Center (CFC) program areas: residential (28 homes), transitional living program, emergency cameras, single-use 87 North Clinton Avenue vocational, family support services/service shelter for runaway and homeless youth coffee, sugar, Styrofoam cups, Rochester, NY 14604 coordination, and transition services. ages 12-18, student support centers, job creamer, jelly Phone: (585) 262-7044 wish list readiness programs, after-school program, digital cameras Contact: Claudia Gill prevention education, youth development, arts and crafts supplies, pottery expanded internet access Email: [email protected] supplies, molds and volunteer opportunities. www.cfcrochester.org gift cards and gift certificates bikes wish list guitars, portable keyboards, musical Programs include support to seniors Items should be new, or like-new. and families, refugee resettlement, gardening, landscaping materials, instruments (no full-size organs, pianos) plants for grounds and patio backpacks, cinch bags (esp. needed) foster care and adoptions, chemical lawn and garden tools lawn and patio furniture, deck chairs, blankets, twin-size sheets dependency treatment, emergency lawn mower benches, umbrellas, picnic tables, swings bus passes housing, mental health treatment, monetary contributions to support/sustain paper shredder and an emergency food pantry. gift cards: Tops, Wegmans, Walmart, programs for families, seniors, youth school supplies Target, Rite Aid wish list personal care items for adults and children: arts and craft supplies snowblower hair care products, accessories (new) shampoo, deodorant, soap, toothpaste, backpacks, gently used storage shelves, cabinet for basement laundry bags, quarters for laundromat toothbrushes, body wash, lotions, etc. bed pillows (new) storage containers personal care items (full size) for male photographic supplies diapers (all sizes) tickets: concerts movies, sporting events and female youth (esp. deodorant) school supplies holiday gifts, food baskets DVDs: movies, aerobics, etc. school supplies: 3-ring binders, notebooks, school uniforms, K-8th grade (boys: navy (November and December) yard games: volleyball, croquet pencils, pens, calculators pants, light blue or white shirts; girls: nonperishable food items: peanut butter, sleeping bags (new) navy skirts, slacks, jumpers, light blue or jelly, canned goods, rice, beans, pasta, Center for Disability Rights socks and underwear (new) white tops) cereal, baby food, etc. 497 State Street for teens, all sizes snowblower personal care items for men and women: Rochester, NY 14608 volunteers needed subscriptions to cable or satellite TV toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant, Phone: (585) 546-7510 To provide temporary emergency shelter tickets, passes, tokens soap, shampoo, conditioner, feminine Contact: Kristin Salter for a homeless teen, age 12-18, for 2-14 toys and games hygiene products, adult diapers/Depends Email: [email protected] nights. Training, support provided. yarn, crochet and knitting hooks school supplies www.cdrnys.org Provide phone counseling, information, volunteers needed socks and underwear (new), An advocacy and service organization and referrals Mondays-Fridays, 6-9 pm. Fundraising. all genders, all sizes for people with all types of disabilities. Once a week or twice a month. Training, Special events. tickets to sporting events, theater shows, Strives towards a goal of independence, supervision provided. movies, museums, local attractions integration and civil rights, while Respond (in pairs) to youth that have Handyman to help with building/grounds. towels, washcloths, blankets, maintaining a unique fusion of strong accessed Safe Place sites and possibly Receptionist. (new or gently used) advocacy efforts and the provision of transport them to emergency shelter. Program assistants in the senior center, supportive services for people with Teens, ages 14-18, needed to assist with family services and youth programs. volunteers needed disabilities in the community. Evening child care. Teen Court responsibilities (jurors, youth Van driver. wish list lawyers, etc.) Clerical help. Board and committee members. candy and Halloween decorations for Assist with academics and recreational Enrichment program providers. Accessible Halloween event in October activities in an After School Program Life skills instructors for parenting Charlotte - Genesee digital camera (used, good condition) at Urban Choice Charter School. Lighthouse Historical Society workshops, arts and crafts, GED prep fax machines with ink cartridge, simple Help one day a week or more. 70 Lighthouse Street and computer skills. (can be old, but working) Call for additional volunteer opportunities. Rochester, NY 14612 ESL tutoring. furniture (small) Drivers. Phone: (585) 621-6179 raffle basket items: e.g. gift cards, Contact: Kirk Simpson Friendly callers and visitors. small new items Email: [email protected] Yard workers. sports equipment (used): tennis racquets, 8 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org www.geneseelighthouse.org experiences. We also provide support for Distribute fliers, posters. Church Women United in Established to repair, restore, secure the siblings and services for the children Heart Gallery displays. Rochester and Vicinity, Inc. and educate the public regarding the of adult patients facing end-of-life, Professional photographers for 644 Titus Avenue historical lighthouse, the Village of or life-limiting conditions. Heart Gallery participation. Rochester, NY 14617 Charlotte and the marine history in the wish list Phone: (585) 342-2790 area. Local historical research, education Please no food items, and no items Children's Center Contact: Amy Vallone and outreach are supported by our of a religious or political nature. at the Hall of Justice Email: [email protected] all-volunteer organization. activity or craft kits Hall of Justice, 3rd floor www.cwurochester.org wish list (Please include all items to complete 99 Exchange Boulevard Christian women of all races and belt sander, handheld, corded the project, and store kits in individual Rochester, NY 14614 denominations who dream of a world chain saw, gas sealed bags prior to delivery.) Phone: (585) 371-3540, 273-4108 of peace and justice join together for circular saw and blades, corded electric blankets, handmade Contact: Eileen Whitney spiritual enrichment and faith-based double bevel compound miter saw/stand (Please wash without fabric softener, Email: Eileen_Whitney@ service. Programs/Celebrations are the first Friday of the month. drill press, bench on floor model dry and store in a sealed plastic bag URMC.Rochester.edu prior to delivery.) wish list fiberglass stepladder, 6 ft. Mission: to provide a physical and crayons, markers, colored pencils (new) afghans, handmade heat gun, electric for paint removal emotional safe haven for the child infant sleep sacs (new) while their parents are in court; provides envelopes: #10, white hedge trimmers, electric, dual-sided no-spill bubbles a model for early learning; and provides nonperishable food items palm sander, corded electric playing cards, word-search books, a setting in which children and families paper: white, multipurpose power washer, electric Sudoku books can be linked to needed services. women's health kits reciprocating saw/blades, corded electric toys (new) all ages (esp. birth-2 years old) wish list (toiletries: call for list of items) saber saw and blades, corded electric books (esp. picture books & early readers) volunteers needed storage boxes, acid-free, for archival Children Awaiting Parents, Inc. cleaning supplies Help publicize events and projects materials (various sizes) 274 North Goodman Street, Suite D103 volunteers needed at churches/congregations. storage cabinet for office supplies Rochester, NY 14607 Work with staff to provide childcare Board members to work on table saw (small) Phone: (585) 232-5110 services for children while families are committees and projects. tents, pop-up, 10 x 10 feet (2) Contact: Pat Burks in court. Requirements are a happy weed whacker, gas Email: [email protected] smile and a big heart! www.ChildrenAwaitingParents.org Cobblestone Arts Center volunteers needed for Persons with Disabilities Dedicated to finding loving homes for Children's Institute Training provided. 1622 Route 332 abused, abandoned, and neglected 274 North Goodman Street, Suite D103 Person with experience with MS Word, Farmington, NY 14425 children who are free for adoption. Rochester, NY 14607 Excel and QuickBooks. Phone: (585) 398-0220 Most of the children are older (often Phone: (585) 295-1000 x237 Organize and enter data in our Contact: Lorene Benson teens); have physical, mental and/or Contact: Cindy Harper museum software program. Email: cobblestoneartscenter@ emotional illness; are children of color; Email: [email protected] Museum or Tower guides. gmail.com and may have brothers and sisters who www.childrensinstitute.net Cashier willing to learn operation of cash www.CobblestoneArtsCenter.com wish to be placed together. Improves children’s chances for success register and credit card machine. Dedicated to bringing the performing and wish list in school and in life and helps to build visual arts to students with disabilities. Help plan and maintain the grounds. accessories for teen girls: purses, jewelry, healthy families and communities in the Maintenance in the Keeper’s House, watches, makeup, hair care products greater Rochester area and nationally. wish list tower and annex buildings. (Caucasian and African American Develops and promotes effective art books Short jobs requiring plumbing products), cologne, perfume, lotion, prevention and early intervention art supplies: construction paper, drawing and electrical experience. nail polish, manicure and pedicure kits programs, materials and best paper & pencils, posterboard, yarn, acrylic Other volunteer opportunities. CDs and DVDs, blank practices for children, families, schools paint, poster paint, oil pastels, glue, paint computer games (new) suitable and communities. brushes (all sizes, shapes), watercolor Child Life Program - for children ages 13+ wish list markers, ribbon, twine, markers, etc. Rochester General Hospital gift certificates: book stores, blocks (wooden), Legos, Lincoln Logs, card tables 1415 Portland Avenue clothing stores, Walmart, Friendly’s, Bristle Blocks, nesting objects computer, laptop MOB Suite 300 bowling, electronics stores, Target, claw toys for pulling, grabbing objects easels Rochester, NY 14621 movie theaters, Blockbuster doll families (sensitivity to GPS navigation systems (working order) Phone: (585) 922-4374 office supplies different ethnicities) iPad Contact: Teresa Schoell photo albums, 4 x 6 size dollhouse, wooden (gender neutral) musical instruments Email: Teresa.Schoell@ postage stamps dress-up items (police, fireman, office supplies: sturdy 1-inch binders, rochestergeneral.org punch, 3-hole, electric nurse/doctor, clown) copy paper, office envelopes www.rochestergeneral.org/ remote-control cars, motorized handheld puppets (animals, human) sound system centers-and-services/pediatrics/ child-life-services sporting goods: footballs, skateboards, kitchen center, neutral (plain wood, stage lighting scooters, etc. not gender specific) Seeks to make the hospital experience work tables, 6 feet long a positive one for our pediatric patients volunteers needed sand tray and/or sand table volunteers needed by providing age-appropriate play General office work, calling children's Teacher's aide for persons with disabilities. opportunities, hands-on teaching about caseworkers, scanning and copying. Musicians. their medical conditions, coaching and Marketing, public relations. Vocalists. distraction during blood draws and other Technical assistance: knowledge of Dance and art assistants. painful procedures and therapeutic play Access, Excel. Fundraising committee members. www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 9 Coffee Connection/ craft supplies double-dutch jump rope, praise dance office supplies: any including Project Empower games and puzzles for children costumes, sponsor a child for camp pens and notebooks 681 South Avenue school supplies volunteers needed picture frames Rochester, NY 14620 Help for the Traveling Summer Day Camp. tote bags Phone: (585) 442-2180 Community Food Cupboard Help with after-school tutoring: math sponsors for events and activities Contact: Joy Bergfalk of Rochester and reading (can be done by phone). volunteers needed Email: coffeeconnection681south 11 Nester Street Help find books to read for children Corporate/Business sponsors for events. @gmail.com Rochester, NY 14621 2-12 years old. Speakers on topics related to aging well www.ourcoffeeconnection.org Phone: (585) 325-4990 Readers for children’s program. After (nutrition, safety, cancer, diabetes, heart We offer employment training and Contact: Ed Ristau school and Saturdays for children 2-6 disease, stroke). Also, topics related to sober support for people in recovery Seeks to provide monthly service to years old. children (child development, ADD-ADHD, from addiction. We create jobs, and qualified seniors and emergency Create a reading program for children building self-esteem in children, participate in neighborhood renewal provisions to families in need. 2 and 3 years old for Saturday afternoons. communication, literacy, etc.) and social entrepreneurship. wish list Plan a fundraiser for our ministry Instructors for exercise class, basic wish list cash donations, for purchase of food to children. computer skills and arts and crafts. appliances: single Panini grill, Waring and for operating expenses Speakers to share information with a Serve on committees: fundraising, Mixer (Innovative Restaurant Supply), grocery-store items: baked beans, youth group about their careers and marketing, special events planning, etc. Waring food processor, household professions and tell how they reached microwave, household toaster canned fruit (regular and low-sugar), canned meats, hash, stew, hot or cold their goal (30 minutes per week). CompassionNet - Lifetime Care coffee grinders, coffee bean dispensers, cereal, chunky soup, canned puddings, Help with Thanksgiving Dinner on the 3111 Winton Road South French press pot gelatin (regular and sugar-free), jams Saturday before Thanksgiving. We Rochester, NY 14623 coffee shop flag and jellies, mac and cheese, canned or serve approximately 500 people. Phone: (585) 214-1068 Euro-Café syrups and sauces, dried milk, pasta, peanut butter, Gather and hand out gifts for children Contact: Christie Shaw Stuart's spices potatoes, rice, soap powder, canned soup, during the Christmas season. Email: Christine.Shaw@ Fiestaware colored dishes toilet paper, tuna fish, canned vegetables Plan a fishing trip for teens. LifetimeCare.org food supplies for start-up restaurant (regular and low-sodium) Coaches for basketball teams, ages 10-21. www.lifetimecare.org landscaping in spring, flower pots personal care items including Games are held on Saturday night. Focuses on improving services and support (all sizes) dental and feminine for children with life-threatening illnesses paper towels, toilet paper The Community Place - to alleviate their suffering and keep them printer, all-in-one color Community Lutheran Aging Services Dept. at home. wish list set of Chef Knives Ministry, Inc. 145 Parsells Avenue restaurant floor mats, industrial 942 Joseph Avenue Rochester, NY 14609 art supplies entryway mats Rochester, NY 14621 Phone: (585) 224-2601 bubbles scales, "Legal for Tender" Phone: (585) 338-2420 Contact: Katy Allen character Band-Aids (or funds toward purchase) Contact: Maggie D. Harris Email: kallen-caballero@ coloring books, crayons, markers Email: [email protected] security cameras communityplace.org craft kits (store in individual sealed bags) www.communitylutheranministry.org silverware www.communityplace.org Fisher Price Doctor Kits Provides tutoring, counseling, and career Provides services to older adults and stereo system to use with Pandora development for elementary school gift cards: Michaels Craft Store, caregivers and opportunities for low- Toys R Us, Target volunteers needed children ages 4-13. Gives clothes, shoes, income older adults to volunteer and earn I Spy books Gardening. and school supplies to school-age children; a small stipend. Places over 100 Foster Management. and provides some household items for Grandparents at area schools and child magic wands, light-up spinners PR. needy families every Wednesday 8:00 care centers to volunteer 20 hours weekly Play-Doh, Model Magic Marketing. am-12:30 pm. Teen program provides with children and 95 older adult Senior stickers career development help for teens ages Cooking. Companions volunteer with frail elders to 13-16. Traveling summer day camp, help them stay living at home. Provides Compeer of Livingston County Event planning/staffing. basketball for youth and young adults. meals, exercise, activities and wellness 1 Genesee Street Decorating. wish list education to over 300 older adults Cleaning. Avon, NY 14414 Urgent Need: money donations annually. Care management is provided to Phone: (585) 226-8220 Refrigeration. for all programs older adults and caregivers as well. Contact: Barb Mestler Help with after-school expenses, esp. wish list Email: [email protected] Community Child Care Center food to feed children a healthy meal clothing for adults (new or gently used) www.compeer.org 170 Troup Street bathing suits, towels and socks craft supplies Uses the power of friendship to improve Rochester, NY 14608 craft kits for 25 kids flower vases, silk flowers the quality of life and assist in the Phone: (585) 232-3250 fans (industrial-size) gift cards to any area stores rehabilitation and support of referred Contact: Mischele Terrell adults receiving mental health care. Offers Email: communitychildcarecenter@ gift cards for food needs greeting cards (new): sympathy, birthday, juice boxes, snacks (individually wrapped) blank note cards, etc. monthly social events for matched and frontiernet.net waiting-list individuals. money donations for Traveling Summer iPad or tablet A not-for-profit childcare center. wish list wish list Day Camp (any amount) items and gift cards for silent auction baskets board and card games bikes, bike helmets, scooters for ages 3-8 musical instruments jewelry (new or gently used) craft supplies clothing for children and adults pennies (we have a Million Pennies Drive) summer camp program needs: badminton long-distance phone cards gift cards: restaurants, grocery stores, computers malls game, volleyball net and volleyballs, nonperishable food 10 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org gifts (small) for men and women bottles of glue, glue sticks; stickers of all and in good to very good condition. postage stamps for game-day prizes kinds; medium- and chubby-sized arts and crafts supplies (children/adults) snack items, nonperishable party supplies, miscellaneous paintbrushes for kids; all kinds of paper; batting, forms spiral-bound notebooks, journals volunteers needed black scratch art paper; watercolor candles stickers, temporary tattoos Provide mentoring, companionship, paint sets (about 12); colored tissue paper; construction paper dolls, stuffed animals (clean) Sudoku, puzzle and word find books and peer support to adults who are frames, pictures toy doctor kits receiving mental health care. Previous Bingo markers, washable: red, orange, yellow, green and blue greeting cards (new) toys, DVDs and books for newborn to experience with mental illness not late teen (new and recently purchased) needed; volunteers are fully trained. books instruction books (all kinds) brooms and dust pans jewelry (even broken) and jewelry-making Uno card games, decks of cards One-on-one matched friends get and other card games together for about four hours/month CD players and one tape player supplies, beads wicker baskets, large-size for gift baskets for at least a year. cleaners: glass, multi-surface, knickknacks, miniatures Keep in contact by phone or email disinfectant spray needlework supplies, all types weekly with clients on the waiting list. contact paper, clear roll pottery, glassware Daystar for Medically Fragile Children, Inc. Provide interaction with a group of cornstarch (boxes), liquid starch scrapbooking 700 Lac De Ville Boulevard clients in a staff-supervised setting. dish pan (hard plastic), dish strainer seasonal decorations, wreaths Rochester, NY 14618 grocery store items: Clorox wipes, cotton sewing and quilting supplies: fabric, Compeer Rochester, Inc. sewing notions, patterns, buttons, trims Phone: (585) 385-6287 x23 balls, diaper wipes, food coloring, Contact: Patricia Miller 259 Monroe Avenue silk/dried flowers, ribbon, vases, baskets extracts, gallon-size baggies, Kleenex, Email: [email protected] Rochester, NY 14607 paper plates, paper lunch bags, small stencils www.daystarkids.org Phone: (585) 546-8280 paper cups (bathroom size), paper towels vintage: linens, fabric, buttons, Contact: Heather Baker A pediatric medical day respite care markers: washable, Sharpies, dry erase booklets, patterns center for children ages six months to Email: [email protected] pencil sharpener, electric wooden forms, shapes www.compeerrochester.org kindergarten age. Provides unmatched stapler; tape dispenser yarn and floss; knitting, crochet, continuity in care and supports Through the power of supportive embroidery, latch hook and plastic medically fragile children who have friendships, Compeer serves as a bridge playground balls canvas supplies critical health care needs. to enhanced wellness and community rain jackets (adult sized), umbrellas integration for those with social and Rubbermaid food storage bins, volunteers needed wish list emotional barriers. (medium and large) There are many volunteer opportunities. batteries AA wish list shoe box size bins, 8-10 clear Please call. grocery store items: apple juice 100%, breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee coupons silverware drawer organizer baby wipes, canned fruit, diapers: size 3, 4 and 5, Gerber baby food (stage 1 fruit passes: concerts, movie/theater, socks, sweatpants (kids size 3T, 4T) CURE Childhood Cancer & veggie), HE laundry detergent, kitchen sporting events Visit www.communitywishbook.org Association garbage bags, paper towel, Kleenex, Wet for additional items. 200 Westfall Road toys or books (new or gently used) Jet refills for youth ages 4-18 for holiday gifts volunteers needed Rochester, NY 14620 Phone: (585) 473-0180 copy paper winter gloves and knit hats (new) Clerical support: assist with Contact: Kiersten Kunick pens for men, women, youth various projects and clerical tasks. Email: Kiersten.Kunick@ sunscreen SPF 50+ volunteers needed Preschool classroom: helping with curekidscancer.com Training and ongoing support provided. a program serving children age 3-5 www.curekidscancer.com with and without special needs. Delphi Drug and Our most urgent need is for volunteer/ Works to improve the lives of families Alcohol Council mentors to be matched with the veterans, Preschool swim volunteers. coping with childhood cancer or a chronic 1732 East Ridge Road youth and adults in our programs. Gardeners. blood disorder by providing emotional, Rochester, NY 14622 Matches spend four hours/month educational and financial assistance. Phone: (585) 697-5648 x4# together engaging in mutually Craft Bits & Pieces wish list enjoyable events and activities. Contact: Ronni Boyars 138 Fairport Village Landing All donations must be new, in original Email: [email protected] For information call or visit our website. Phone: (585) 377-6460 packaging and recently purchased. www.delphidrug.org Email: [email protected] art items, craft kits Provides prevention education and Donation Station CP Rochester blankets (fleece, quilted) school-based counseling to children in 104 Fairport Village Landing 3399 Winton Road South grades K-12 who are at risk for substance Fairport, NY 14450 bottled water Rochester, NY 14623 abuse, or whose lives have been impacted Contact: Marianne, Deb, Becky coffee, K-Cups for single-serve brewing Phone: (585) 334-6000 x1321 by substance abuse/chemical dependency. Email: [email protected] (decaf and regular) Contact: Tina Bennett Assists schools in teaching the skills www.craftbitsandpieces.com copy paper, white Email: [email protected] needed to lead a safe and drug-free gift cards: gas, groceries, iTunes www.cprochester.org A store organized to sell donated craft lifestyle. Provides outpatient treatment Supports people with physical and items which are repackaged and priced hand sanitizer, handsoap services including evaluations; drug developmental disabilities in choosing well below retail. Supports programs/ Lego kits screening; and individual, family and and accomplishing individual life goals. services that benefit seniors in the office supplies group counseling. Individualized Fairport/Perinton area. Donations accepted wish list paper towels, tissues, toilet paper treatment plans are developed. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 11-4. adapted eating utensils: two-styles personal care items (new and recently wish list Please visit www.craftbitsandpieces.com of spoons, cup, weighted mug purchased): Chapstick, nail polish, bookcases for upcoming events and to learn more lip gloss, unscented lotion, deodorant, arts and crafts items: plastic art smocks about the store. brochure paper, colored (6); washable finger paints: travel-size tissue packs wish list computer tablets, netbooks red, orange, yellow, green and blue; pillowcases, decorative, standard-size Please: all donated items must be clean computers: laptop or desktop PCs www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 11 (Windows 7) (new or slightly-used) East House volunteers needed digital cameras, video camera dish detergent, laundry detergent 259 Monroe Avenue, Suite 200 Drivers: transport seniors to and from flat-screen monitors monetary donations Rochester, NY 14607 medical appointments, banking activities, office and waiting room furniture nonperishable food items, all types Phone: (585) 238-4800 visits to friends, prescription pickup, and office side chairs office supplies Contact: Sarah O’Brien hairdressers, grocery shopping, etc. Email: [email protected] Two or three times a month. office supplies paper products: cups, plates, napkins, www.easthouse.org personal hygiene supplies: soap, razors, paper towels Dispatchers: work once or twice a month Services include supported housing and lining up drivers for clients who need shampoo, deodorant, lotion personal care items care coordination as well as education rides the next day. postage stamps DePaul and employment programs for individuals volunteers needed with persistent mental illness and/or ElderONE 1931 Buffalo Road Work in the emergency food cupboard substance use disorder with the goal Rochester, NY 14624 2066 Hudson Avenue interviewing clients, bagging food, of helping them live independent and Rochester, NY 14617 Phone: (585) 426-8000 x3100 shelving food, etc. Open all year Mondays fulfilling lives. Contact: Marcia Dlutek Phone: (585) 922-2843 9:30-11:15 am and 1:30-4:00 pm, open wish list Contact: Sue Barnes Email: [email protected] Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 9:30- www.depaul.org appliances in good working condition Email: susan.barnes@ 11:15 am by appointment. Clients can use (small): blenders, toasters, rochestergeneral.org Dedicated to serving the elderly, our food cupboard once every 30 days. apartment-size microwaves, mixers www.ElderONE.org persons with mental illness in recovery, Serve a meal, kitchen work, cleanup. Offer board games (new) A medical program that services those requiring addiction prevention and hospitality to our guests, play cards, or sit support programs, those with a history CD players, CDs frail people aged 55 and over. and talk. Open all year Tuesday, Provides supportive services to elders of homelessness, and people in need of Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. comforters, blankets, sheets vocational services and affordable housing. (new, must be in original packaging) (transportation, home health care, Work the 7-bed men's emergency winter rehabilitative therapies, adult day centers, craft supplies, craft storage, drawing wish list shelter from November-April (9:30 pm- and all medical care), helping seniors to paper, drawing pencils, oil paints, canvas books 7:00 am). Two volunteers stay the night live independently in their home. digital cameras, 8MP capacity or better craft supplies (unused): yarn, silk flowers, and prepare and serve a hearty breakfast wish list dishes, pots, pans, flatware, glassware, material, etc. in the morning. DVDs, WWII movies, light romances Tupperware, mugs, tea kettles DVDs Work our annual fundraiser: The Wine, flowers, bulbs to plant gift cards: malls, restaurants Dine and Share at The Lodge at Woodcliff DVD players, DVDs, Blu-Ray players, in mid-October. Sell raffle tickets, set up Blu-Ray disks games holiday gifts for adults (new only): gift cards: Wegmans, Tops, Walmart e.g., gloves, scarves, socks, knit hats, the dining room, tear down, obtain flash drives slippers, undergarments, flannel shirts, specific donations and a variety of other gift cards for grocery stores volunteers needed sweatshirts, sweatpants helpful jobs. group tickets to sporting events, Day-center helpers. One-on-one visits karaoke CDs Deliver holiday baskets to families the concerts, movies, plays with seniors between 10 am-3 pm Monday-Saturday at the Hudson Day weeks of Thanksgiving and Christmas. personal care items (new and unopened): outdoor recreation equipment (new or Center or the NorthPark Center. like-new): badminton, croquet, etc. Office work: answer phone, filing, typing. shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes, etc. To volunteer, please call 922-2800 Monday-Wednesday 9 am-noon. sporting equipment (adult): baseballs, people in the community, church and and ask for a recreation therapist. civic groups and businesses to “adopt” Laundry: do shelter laundry (bed linens, bats and gloves, basketballs, footballs, clients for our holiday helpers program towels) using on-site machines. Mondays tennis racquets (no exercise equipment) personal care items: e.g. shampoo, from November-April. TVs (digital), 32” or smaller Epilepsy - Pralid, Inc. soap, deodorant Wii and Wii games 2 Townline Circle Rochester, NY 14623 tickets/passes to movies, sporting events, Early Childhood Education volunteers needed Phone: (585) 442-6420 x2250 museums, etc. Quality Council Recruiters, HR people to help during 274 North Goodman Street, Suite D103 Contact: Sarah Korba Please call if you have an item Job Club or act as guest speakers to Email: [email protected] not on our list. Rochester, NY 14607 job searchers. Phone: (585) 295-1000 x311 www.epiny.org volunteers needed Provide one-on-one tutoring to individuals Contact: Mary Louise Musler Provides high-quality, tailored services Please call if you or your group has a in literacy training, GED preparation, Email: [email protected] to individuals and caregivers affected special talent you'd like to share. adult basic education, and basic computer by brain injury, epilepsy, developmental Association of urban childcare centers in skills training. Minimum one hour/week. Rochester. Serves 2,000 children ages 6 disabilities and other neurological Classroom aides. Dimitri House weeks-13 years. conditions. Training provided for tutors and aides. 102 North Union Street wish list wish list Rochester, NY 14607 arts and crafts supplies air conditioners Phone: (585) 325-1796 Elderberry Express, Inc. copy paper air purifier Contact: J. Frances Morse 3750 Monroe Avenue audio books Email: [email protected] drawing paper Pittsford, NY 14534 board games for adults www.dimitri-house.org picture books and/or chapter books Phone: (585) 248-6237 An outreach to the poor and homeless (new or gently-used) Contact: Gilbert P. Landry bus passes, monthly in the Rochester community, with an shelves Email: [email protected] computer games emphasis on the belief that we all are toys A free transportation service (contributions counting video (by LeapFrog if possible) children of God deserving of dignity appreciated) for senior citizens 55 and dehumidifier and respect. over from Pittsford and 81 Linden Knoll, digital camera wish list Brighton. Clients may seek rides for DVD/Wii games baby items: formula, diapers appointments between the hours of food dehydrator 9 am-3 pm. clothing: men's socks, briefs, t-shirts games, handheld 12 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org gift cards for home supply stores Gift Shop Cashier: training provided; no office supplies: envelopes, pens, Contact Dan Petronio, 697-2012, and grocery stores experience required. Flexible hours/days. pencils, glue email: [email protected] IntelliKeys keyboard (or similar) Help with programs: crafts, gardening, paper products to arrange for a pickup. karaoke CDs Bingo, Friday afternoon socials, discussion postage stamps appliances, cabinets, doors, fans, flooring musical instruments: percussion, groups; and accomany seniors on sponsorships for Charles Riley (new, minimum of 25 square feet, no bongos, tambourines, etc. community outings. Flexible hours. Tutorial Program asbestos), furniture, gutters, hardware, personal care items Entertainers (music) and guest lecturers to NYS refundable cans and bottles. lighting, lumber, masonry, plumbing, roofing, wallcoverings, windows and prizes for camper activities provide entertainment or educational Call Minister Lawrance Lee Evans at programs to residents. Flexible hours. screens sign-language video 461-0379 to arrange for a pickup. Transport residents to and from in-house Doology cards available for a donation volunteers needed tickets for sporting events, bowling, appointments. Flexible hours. Contact Kayla Himelein, 546-1470 x315, movies, plays, etc. of $2. Greeting cards for all occasions: Sunday ushers. email: [email protected] volunteers needed birthday, get well, sympathy, Kwanzaa, Work with senior residents on computers. thank you, etc. Please call 461-0379, Help retail store to run efficiently. Camp Counselors: 1-week residential camp or see our website. Office help. in August of each year for children with Dog visits. epilepsy and their siblings ages 8-17. Friendly visiting with seniors. volunteers needed Help plan and implement fundraising events. Special events: help with planning and Push library cart around to seniors Tutors in math, reading, and English. execution of agency fundraising events. who can’t get out. Join one of 8 committees to help us achieve our goals. FISH/RHAFT, Inc. Episcopal SeniorLife Family Service Communities (Rush-Henrietta) Pitch in to help build houses. Communities 4560 Nine Mile Point Road Phone: (585) 453-2370 Help provide lunches, snacks and Fairport, NY 14450 beverages (e.g. hot cocoa and cold 505 Mt. Hope Avenue Contact: Answering Service Phone: (585) 377-1810 x15 lemonade) to our construction volunteers. Rochester, NY 14620 Programs of the Rush-Henrietta Interfaith Contact: Gloria Harrington Visit our website to learn more about Phone: (585) 546-8400 x3160 League. Provides free transportation to Email: [email protected] opportunities or contact Kayla Kimelein Contact: Scott Ashley medical appointments for the elderly and www.fsr.org to see how we can utilize your individual Email: [email protected] ambulatory disabled. Delivers emergency skills to achieve our goals together. www.EpiscopalSeniorLife.org Provides enriched housing for seniors in food to Rush-Henrietta School District four locations: Danforth Tower, Jonathan Internships, externships and co-ops are Provides full range of care and housing residents as needed Monday-Friday. Child, Hudson-Ridge and The Northfield. available on a rolling basis. options for seniors including skilled wish list nursing, transitional care, assisted living, wish list food memory care, hospice, independent living craft supplies holiday baskets Focus Pregnancy Help Center 135 University Avenue and affordable housing. Rehabilitation furniture in good condition (will pick up) monetary donations services, independent housing, assisted jigsaw puzzles Rochester, NY 14605 school supplies Phone: (585) 200-9477 living apartments, hospice, specialized lamps with shades volunteers needed memory care and patio homes. Also Contact: Mary Jost personal care items: e.g. shampoo, Call and ask for the Volunteer Coordinator Email: [email protected] provides adult day services and soap, shaving cream, skin lotion neighborhood programs to seniors. Phone Dispatchers: take phone calls for www.rochesterprolife.org towels, sheets, pillowcases, blankets wish list food or transportation (work one day Our mission is to provide meaningful volunteers needed per month, Sunday-Thursday, and compassionate care to women facing artificial flowers and/or plastic vases Visit once a week with individual residents 8:30 am-4:30 pm. Coordinate a driver an unplanned pregnancy by connecting for floral arrangements (time is flexible). for each client's request. clients to life-affirming support services. CD players Assist Activity Director with Bingo, craft Drivers: drive residents of Rush-Henrietta We respond with urgency to an unplanned CDs, books on tape, relaxation CDs projects with residents (afternoons). School District to essential medical pregnancy by helping women to embrace containers, large, for gardening Answer telephone, take messages at appointments Monday-Friday. the life within them. family recipes, easy Jonathan Child, 399 Colvin Street, Packers/Drivers: deliver emergency food to wish list fishing items: tackle box, tackle, Rochester 14611. Rush-Henrietta School District residents baby and children's clothes plastic worms, bobbers Accompany residents on outings: e.g. Red Monday-Thursday 9 am-3:30 pm. baby items: blankets, bibs, pacifiers, etc. football items Wings baseball games, George Eastman children's toys, books, stuffed animals handkerchiefs House Monday afternoon movie program. Flower City Habitat clothing for women and men hats, fancy (men's or women's), straw hats for Humanity diapers (newborn-size 5), Pull-Ups for the sun First Community Interfaith 755 Culver Road Enfamil baby formula Rochester, NY 14609 jewelry for Bingo prizes, costume jewelry Institute, Inc. food items, nonperishable Phone: (585) 697-2012 magazines 219 Hamilton Street household items: pots, pans, etc. Rochester, NY 14620-1112 Contacts: see below nail polish (new) volunteers needed Phone: (585) 461-0379 www.rochesterhabitat.org picture frames (8.5 x 11 inches or larger) Greeters. to display artwork on walls Contact: Uwimana Oni A non-denominational Christian housing ministry dedicated to eliminating Help put away donations. radios (small) with headphones Email: [email protected] www.fciirochester.org substandard and poverty housing in ribbon (spools, large in diameter) Spiritual and cultural organization, Rochester. Habitat ReStore is a recycled Four Legged Friends sandpaper and wood forms, plus a teaching church. home improvement supply store open to Animal Adoption, Inc. large nuts and bolts the public that sells donated new and wish list PO Box 22861 scrapbooking supplies: paper, like-new home improvement supplies. canned goods Rochester, NY 14692 embellishments, rubber stamps, Refer to our website for lists of acceptable Phone: (585) 953-1184 stamp pads construction, copier and notebook paper and non-acceptable items for donation. Contact: Karen Pullano volunteers needed crayons wish list light bulbs Email: [email protected] www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 13 www.4-leggedfriends.net and hands-on assistance with the activity. Friends of the Rochester Housekeeping. Mission: to enrich the lives of displaced Transport people to and from church Public Market Office. cats and kittens. Participates in TNVR (trap, service in our auditorium starting at 280 North Union Street Fundraising specialist. neuter, vaccinate, return). Friendly cats and 10:00 am on Sundays. Rochester, NY 14609 Special guests to perform music, art, kittens are neutered and offered for Gift shop cashier. Phone: (585) 624-9795 gym, dance and other special hobbies. adoption. Contact: Margaret O'Neill Serve on the Board as Secretary. Email: [email protected] wish list Friends and Foundation of the Serve on the Board/help with small duties: www.marketfriends.org Royal Canin Mother & Babycat dry cat food Rochester Public Library e.g. asking stores for boots for our Merrick or Blue Buffalo dry kitten food 115 South Avenue Partners with the Rochester Public Market children, getting zoo tickets and writing canned cat food Rochester, NY 14604 to advocate for and support a vibrant the newsletter. and successful market, through programs Dr. Elsey's "Senior" Cat Litter (fine crystals) Phone: (585) 428-8322 Working on the website/Facebook. Contact: Chelsea Lingrel and services that benefit and support paper towels farmers, vendors, shoppers and the Help with computers. garbage bags Email: [email protected] http://www3.libraryweb.org Greater Rochester community. cat toys, scratching posts, cat trees Furnished 4 Life Ministry Mission: to raise public and private funds, volunteers needed towels, washcloths, blankets, quilts c/o Project URGE, Inc. enhance marketing and public relations Help everyone to access healthy (new or used, good condition) 31 West Church Street services, and provide timely and affordable foods by selling Market Tokens Fairport, NY 14450 volunteers needed innovative programming. Conducts an to EBT customers on Saturdays. Phone: (585) 348-8596 Staff adoption center and events — annual campaign, manages used book Provide Market information and Contact: Maria Wehrle cleaning, feeding, hands-on cat care. sales and The Library Store. sell merchandise on Saturdays. Email: [email protected] Team players only. Ability to represent Visit the website for more details. Share information about the Rochester the organization in a professional manner www.projecturge.org/mino wish list Public Market with youth groups at all times is absolutely necessary. Provides gently-used furniture, appliances, board games and puzzles through tours on Thursday mornings. Volunteer applications available on the and housewares to social service agencies website or contact Alyson Austin at retail display items: e.g., racks, and churches in Rochester to assist them in bookshelves, greeting card displays, Friendship Children's [email protected]. Center, Inc. meeting the needs of their clients. jewelry displays, acrylic sign/label holders wish list Fundraising and special events 310 Fernwood Avenue (planning and implementing). used books, magazines, music CDs, Items will be picked up. Please call or email books on CD, DVDs Rochester, NY 14609 Become a foster parent. Phone: (585) 342-7250 to make arrangements. wheeled book carts/book trucks Provide a barn home for displaced cats, Contact: Joi DiGennaro appliances, housewares or help locate barn homes. volunteers needed Email: [email protected] furniture, gently-used: esp. beds Assist in trapping cats for TNVR. Book sorters: organize donated books Offers year-round care for children and dressers and other items. Build cat trees or feral cat shelters. 12 months-12 years of age. Also, offers Book pricers: research values, set prices Staff information tables at local events. free RCSD pre-kindergarten Monday - G.R.A.S.P. Inc. and list selected books online to sell. Friday 9 am-2:30 pm for children turning (Greece Residents The Friendly Home Bookstore cashiers/assistant: run cash 4 years old by December 1. Assisting Stray Pets) register, assist customers, keep store tidy, wish list 3156 East Avenue assist with donations. PO Box 26741 Rochester, NY 14618 art supplies, paper Rochester, NY 14626 Special-event volunteers (occasional). Phone: (585) 385-0219 balls, books and toys for children Phone: (585) 234-1953 Contact: Mary Graham Clerical/office support: assist with calls 12 months-12 years. Contact: Donna Beyea Email: [email protected] and correspondence, volunteer cameras, single-use Email: [email protected] paperwork and other tasks. www.friendlyhome.org cassette players, CD players, headphones, www.graspinc.org A non-denominational provider of CDs and cassettes for children Committed to reducing the number of nursing care and rehabilitative services Friends of the Irondequoit donations to: scholarship fund and homeless dogs and cats in Greece, by that promote dignity, individuality, and Public Library emergency fund for families decreasing dog and cat reproduction, the highest possible level of independence. 1290 Titus Avenue first-aid supplies promoting responsible pet ownership, Our goal is to maximize the quality of life Rochester, NY 14617 gift cards for families in need, gift baskets and placing homeless dogs and cats into for our Members (residents) on all levels, compatible, loving, permanent homes. Phone: (585) 305-1874 holiday wrapping paper physical, emotional, intellectual, social, Contact: Annmarie M. Carter wish list large motor toys, equipment and spiritual. Email: [email protected] blankets, fleece mittens, hats wish list www.facebook.com/friendsofipl Capstar Flea Treatment tablets for dogs office supplies Poly-Fil/fiber-fil (new, unopened bags) Purpose: to assist the library by bringing cardboard scratchers for cats the services of the library to the photo albums for stuffing pillows cat carriers attention of the public and by raising play clothes, dress-up clothes yarn, washable, at least 2-oz. skeins cat grooming supplies: combs, brushes, money to sponsor programs and Play-Doh volunteers needed nail clippers otherwise assist the library. snowpants, boots (children 1-5 years old) Help to gather people for a performance cat litter, scoopable wish list tickets to community events or special event and enjoy the evening cat toys (new) or afternoon with our Members. Generally members (e.g. zoo, Strong Museum) dog and cat beds (new or very gently scheduled one evening each month and monetary donations volunteers needed used) esp. ultra soft donut cat beds each weekend afternoon. volunteers needed Classroom aides or assistants to work dog and cat treats Help with weekday recreation programs Help with fundraisers, Fun Festival in May, under the direction of the classroom including Bingo and socials celebrating book sales and other events. teacher facilitating children's play dog collars and leashes (all sizes) particular holidays includes transporting activities, caring for children. dog, puppy, cat and kitten food, Members to locations within the building Kitchen. premium quality, kibble or cans 14 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org gas gift card: BJ's, Hess, Kwik Fill, that Genesee Land Trust protects. Contact: Beverley Rhodes complete a celebratory 5K running event. Mobil, Sunoco, etc. Assist at work parties on our trails Email: [email protected] The goal of the program is to unleash gift certificates: pet stores (any amount) and preserves. www.gswny.org confidence through accomplishment ink cartridges, HP Printer - 02 Series; Helps cultivate values, community service, while establishing a lifetime appreciation Epson 200 black and color Gilda's Club Rochester self-esteem, and leadership skills in young of health and fitness. KMR Kitten Milk (powder) 255 Alexander Street women, ages 5-17. Builds girls of courage, wish list monetary donations Rochester, NY 14607 confidence and character. Band-aids paper towels Phone: (585) 425-9700 wish list colored markers postage stamps Contact: Kathleen Kiernan archery target faces (new), bows, arrows instant cold compresses and target stands in good condition puppy potty pads Email: KKiernan@gildasclub pipe cleaners rochester.org backpacks: women and youth (6 each) volunteers needed pony beads www.gildasclubrochester.org buckets, metal fire (24) poster board Temporary foster homes needed Mission: to create welcoming communities for cats, kittens and dogs. canoe paddles (20+), rowboat oars (6) stickers (large quantity rolls or books) of free support for everyone living with kayak paddles Many other volunteer opportunities cancer — men, women, teens and volunteers needed available. Check our website at www. GPS devices, handheld (25) Coaches to run new Girls on the Run sites. children — along with their families jump ropes, hula hoops, playground balls graspinc.org. and friends. Please visit our website for specific kitchen equipment wish list information about volunteer duties. lifejackets: children (24), adults (15) Gates Recreation & Parks Dept. appliances: microwave, vacuum: (Friends of Gates Shark professional grade media projector for PowerPoint Give-a-Lift c/o Lifespan presentations Recreation & Parks) arts and craft supplies: boondoggle, 1900 South Clinton Avenue orienteering set (compass, flags) 1605 Buffalo Road canvas boards for acrylic painting, Rochester, NY 14618 Rochester, NY 14624 crayons, markers, embroidery floss, fine rakes, shovels (24 each) Phone: (585) 244-8400 x142 Phone: (585) 247-6100 x237 art brushes, glass beads, jewelry findings saws: bow (24), chain (3) Contact: Sister Anne Guerin Contact: Linda Fowler (memory wire, crimp beads, elastic, etc.) snorkeling masks with straps (new) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] baskets/bags for raffle items snowshoes (children, youth, women) www.lifespan-roch.org www.gatesrecparks.org batteries: AA, AAA SteriPENS (2) Volunteer drivers take older adults on Offers year-round recreational and their necessary errands: medical copy paper: 22 lb., 98 bright, 8.5 x 11; stoves, one-burner backpacking (2) and appointments, grocery shopping, educational programs, services and 20 lb., 92 bright, 8.5 x 14 two-burner base camp (2) facilities to the residents of Gates. prescription pick-up, banking, etc. Drivers gift cards: Target, Walmart, grocery stores, tents, EZ-Up choose their own geographic area and Serves preschool through senior adults. Michaels, Sam's Club wood splitter, gas-powered Special events throughout the year. hours. Training, background check, grocery store items: powdered creamer, Visit www.communitywishbook.org supplemental accident and liability wish list ground coffee, sugar packets, bottled for additional items. insurance are provided at no cost. covered bench water, snacks (cookies, crackers, granola volunteers needed wish list gazebo (small) bars, pretzels), juice boxes and single- Special-interest program leaders car wash coupons serve snacks and juice boxes, teas, hot iPads and laptop computers (short-term) gas cards staging, portable chocolate, new packaged paper napkins, new packaged plastic forks, spoons, Gold Award mentors. tickets to area performances, Troop and Group leaders. for driver recognition Genesee Land Trust, Inc. knives, plastic tablecloths, new packaged paper or plastic cups, toilet paper, paper Trainers and outdoor program trainers. volunteers needed 46 Prince Street, Suite LL005 towels, Kleenex Mentors. Drivers to take older adults to medical Rochester, NY 14607 handcart or dolly appointments, necessary errands, etc. Phone: (585) 256-2130 Panel-discussion leaders. Contact: Margaret Potter laptop computer, compatible projector Cookie moms and dads. Email: [email protected] office supplies: envelopes: 10 x 13, 9 x 12, Administrative assistance. Golisano Children’s Hospital - www.geneseelandtrust.org 6 x 9; 1-inch diameter mailing seals Special events (short-term commitment). UR Medicine Preserves and protects natural lands (white); paper shredder; Scotch tape refill Program consultants. 601 Elmwood Avenue - Box 619-11 and waterways that enhance the quality rolls; black Sharpies; ink cartridges: HP Recruitment ambassadors. Rochester, NY 14642 of life in the Greater Rochester region— Deskjet 895cse, #23 and #45; toner: 12A Phone: (585) 275-9878 providing wildlife habitat, locally grown LaserJet HP Q2612A, 24A HP Q2624A Contact: Child Life Department food, and connections to nature. toys: new board games, dinosaurs, large Girls on the Run Email: wendy_lane@urmc. of Greater Rochester wish list Duplo building boxes, matchbox cars rochester.edu PO Box 71 easel Wii video games (must be multi player, www.urmc.rochester.edu/ non-violent, non-sexually explicit) Fairport, NY 14450 childrens-hospital garage storage for wheelbarrows and tools volunteers needed Phone: (585) 348-4522 The area's only children's hospital, serving LCD monitors (2) Contact: Molly Bailey Please contact Mary Casselman, Program as the referral center for all seriously ill or pickup truck Email: [email protected] Director, at 585-423-9700 or email injured children from the 17-county Finger www.gotrrochester.org pop-up canopies [email protected] Lakes region. The hospital is committed to projector for PowerPoint A transformational physical activity based, treating all children regardless of their positive youth development program for shelving, utilitarian Girl Scouts of family’s ability to pay. table (small, round) with chairs third- through eighth-grade girls. We wish list Western New York, Inc. teach life skills through dynamic, tables and chairs (lightweight, folding) 1000 Elmwood Avenue, Suite 200 Donations of up to 4 boxes can be dropped interactive lessons and running games off during the week at URMC's Patient volunteers needed Rochester, NY 14620 and culminates with the girls being Help manage and monitor the lands Phone: (585) 239-7984 Discharge by the back entrance of the physically and emotionally prepared to parking garage off of East Road. www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 15 cars: Matchbox, Hotwheels trash bags, black (33-gallon size) @yahoo.com housewares: dishes, glassware, pots, coloring, word search, activity books (new) volunteers needed www.greecehistoricalsociety.net pans, cooking utensils drawing pads Sort, fold and hang clothing. Collects, researches and preserves the store displays and fixtures: hanging racks, Lego sets, small history of the town of Greece and mannequins, display shelving plastic musical or light-up toys Greece Ecumenical the local area. Owns and maintains the upholstered furniture (no rips, tears, for infants and toddlers Food Shelf, Inc. Historical Center/Museum. Museum is stains, or pet hair) open Sundays 1:30-4 pm or by Play Pack Grab & Go Activity Sets 500 Maiden Lane volunteers needed appointment. Office hours are Monday, Construction: help build/repair homes. Play-Doh brand modeling compound Rochester, NY 14616 Tuesday 9:30 am-noon. Monthly programs playing cards, Uno cards Phone: (585) 277-5370 on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Committee members: help us achieve Contact: Polly McCubbin our goals. volunteers needed wish list Email: [email protected] Please visit http://www.urmc.rochester.edu/ Help our retail store to run efficiently. www.facebook.com/greecefoodshelf memorabilia (dated and identified), to childrens-hospital/giving/Ways-to-Give/ include historic artifacts and photographs Help our drivers pickup donations Acquires, warehouses, and distributes Volunteer.aspx relevant to the Town of Greece from across the county. donated and purchased food to needy paper, for copier and printer, file folders Visit our website at www.hfhoc.org/help- GRCC - Faith In Action Network people living in Greece and Charlotte. out/volunteer to learn more about wish list storage boxes, acid-free, for archival volunteer opportunities. 2 Riverside Street materials (various sizes) grocery-store items: canned fruit juice, Rochester, NY 14613-1222 volunteers needed Phone: (585) 254-2570 fruit, canned meat, jelly, spaghetti sauce, Harbor House large boxed mashed potatoes, pudding, Help with general outdoor and of Rochester, Inc. Contact: Mark Keller building maintenance. Email: [email protected] Jell-O, dish detergent, toilet paper 89 Rossiter Road Gift shop cashier, gift shop volunteers and www.grcc-fian.org money donations to buy fresh food Rochester, NY 14620 museum docents, Sunday afternoons. A religious agency doing social justice personal care items Phone: (585) 473-1779 ministry and collaborative outreach. volunteers needed Person experienced with computers to Contact: Joan G. Malley organize our collection and membership. It gathers people from diverse faith Drivers to deliver to people with special Email: harborhouseofrochester@ communities to build relationships and needs (3rd Thursday of every month). Secretarial work, esp. filing and gmail.com answering the phone on Monday support initiatives based on spiritual and Drivers to deliver food to specific families www.harborhouseofrochester.org and Tuesday mornings. community values that advocate, model, in need living in Greece or Charlotte. Provides supportive, affordable temporary Video production professional. and celebrate basic human rights. Schedule 30-35 drivers each month. housing to adult family members and/or wish list Can be done from home. Individual experienced in the patients who travel 50 or more miles to creation of exhibits. computer, laptop Be part of a team of 2-3 volunteers who Rochester to receive medical treatment at copier (or repair service for Toshiba 3550) arrange for delivery drivers to pick up one of our area hospitals for a serious medical condition. digital projector the food units they will deliver the Habitat for Humanity of wish list volunteers needed following month. Hand out the boxes Ontario County – ReStore cleaning and laundry supplies Volunteers for specific events, both at the site two times/year. 3040 County Road 10 to organize and be on hand: Please call for other volunteer opportunities. Canandaigua, NY 11424 copier paper - Good Friday Stations of the Cross Phone: (585) 396-3040 disposable travel mugs (between January-April) Greece F.I.S.H. Contact: Dale Reed DVDs Email: [email protected] - Faith in Action Celebration Dinner (Friends In Service Here) fresh fruit: bananas, apples, etc. www.hfhoc.org (1st Tuesday in June) Rochester, NY 14615 gift cards for restaurants: Carabbas, Raises funds through the sale of new - July: Assist at office during summer break Phone: (585) 453-2370 Chili’s, Uno's, Moe's, Chipotle, Contact: Cathy Armbruster or slightly used home furnishings, Bunga Burger, Corner Bakery Cafe - October: Assist at annual Ministry Fair housewares, appliances, building Provides free transportation to medical gift cards: Wegmans, Tops, Walmart, General volunteers: on call as needed. materials, art, music, antiques, and more. appointments for the elderly and Sam's, BJ’s, Constantino's Market Wednesday-Saturday, 9 am-5 pm. ambulatory disabled. groceries: Keurig One cup coffee Greece Ecumenical wish list wish list (regular and decaf), coffee and tea Clothing Closet Please refer to our lists on line of monetary donations to pay for costs (regular and decaf), hot cocoa mix, 500 Maiden Lane acceptable and non-acceptable items. of auto insurance, telephone exchange canned soups, crackers, individual Rochester, NY 14616 Walk-in donations are welcome during and postage snack packs or cereal bars, dry cereal, Phone: (585) 227-2311, 225-7445 normal business hours. Please send donations to Greece F.I.S.H., bagels, juice, frozen dinners, peanut Contacts: Mickey Corsi, Diane Englert antiques: furniture, knickknacks, 86 Mendota Drive, Rochester, NY 14626. butter, Nutella, jam, bottled water, fresh Email: [email protected] tools, art, books, jewelry fruit: bananas, apples, etc., hand sanitizer, volunteers needed (Call 663-5927) Provides gently-worn, clean clothing appliances (under 8 years old): washers, liquid soap (regular or refill size), for people of all ages and sizes living in Drivers: one day/month to take Greece dryers, stoves (gas and electric), aluminum foil, Mr. Clean all-purpose the town of Greece and in Charlotte. clients to doctors' appointments. refrigerators, freezers cleaner, plastic sandwich bags, gallon- Open Monday-Saturday, 9-11 am. Telephone people: one day/month art: art of all types and value size food storage bags, toilet paper, paper to coordinate clients with drivers. A shed is provided for after-hours drop-off. building materials: doors (in frames), towels, napkins Phone people work from their home. wish list windows (less than 5 years old), light bulbs: energy savers 60- and 100- appliances (small) in good condition plumbing and electrical supplies, watt, flood lights: energy saver 65-watt bedding: sheets, blankets, comforters Greece Historical Society dimensional lumber (full lengths), linens (new): white twin-size sheet sets, clothing: gently-used, clean 595 Long Pond Road new flooring (3 boxes minimum), twin-size fleece blankets (beige (esp. children’s) Rochester, NY 14612 kitchen cabinets preferred), thick-style white bath Phone: (585) 225-7221 masking tape (1-inch and 2-inch wide) furniture (clean and in good repair, and hand towels, washcloths Contact: Bill Sauers (585) 225-3760 no pressboard) steam cleaners (2) monetary donations Email: greecehistoricalsociety 16 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org volunteers needed Heritage Christian Services with similar experiences, and professionals emergency situation. Open Tuesday, Greet and interact with guests and light 349 W. Commercial Street, Suite 2795 who understand their struggle. Members Wednesday, Friday 9-11 am, Thursday housekeeping duties. You must be 18 or East Rochester, NY 14445-2402 set their own goals, design their own evening 6-7 pm or by appointment. older and willing to undergo a back- Phone: (585) 340-2000 programs, and utilize the staff in ways that wish list ground check. One-year commitment Contact: Kelly Nash are consistent with their priorities toward grocery-store items, non-perishable, if possible. Email: knash@ independence and self-sufficiency. sugar-free, reduced sodium: e.g., canned Help with fundraisers. heritagechristianservices.org wish list fruit juice, pasta, jelly, peanut butter, www.heritagechristianservices.org arts and crafts supplies: clay, paints, spaghetti sauce, hot cereal, rice, complete Hearing Loss Association of Supports more than 1,700 children brushes, sturdy easels, etc. dinners; canned hams and other canned America - Rochester Chapter and adults with developmental folding tables meats, stew, hash, soups, coffee 240 Lakeshore Boulevard Extension disabilities through the operation of gift certificates to restaurants: household supplies and paper products Rochester, NY 14617 more than 60 neighborhood homes, for member community outings (non-scented): e.g. dish detergent, Phone: (585) 266-7890 25 day programs and a variety of lockers (used) toilet paper, laundry detergent community and health services. Contact: Michelle Gross storage shelving, metal monetary donations to purchase wish list Email: [email protected] tickets, passes to museums, art fresh items www.hlaa-rochester-ny.org art supplies for Magic Paintbrush program, performances, sports events, movies, etc. personal care items (non-scented): e.g. call 487-3500. See www.community National Headquarters: wheelchair, manual (in good condition shampoo, soap, toothpaste, wishbook.org for complete listing. www.hearingloss.org with seatbelts) deodorant, razors clothes (new or gently-used) call 340-5730 Provides information, education, wheelchair ramp (portable) volunteers needed outreach and support to those with horseback-riding show clothes and riding Wii games Help with food drives and collections. hearing loss, their families, friends and equipment for equestrian program volunteers needed Businesses willing to have “Donation” others interested in learning more call 872-2540 boxes at their sites. about people who don’t hear well. toys and medical supplies to be put Assist with social outings and community programming. wish list in small sewing bags for Guatemala Hochstein School alarm clock, Shake Awake or call 340-2092 Help with day programs such as of Music & Dance art, computers, cooking, etc. other vibrating model volunteers needed 50 North Plymouth Avenue amplified telephone (new or like new) Call Kelly Nash at 340-5780 or Provide mentoring to members Rochester, NY 14614 in achieving daily goals. headsets, lightweight (no ear buds) Kim Kennedy at 340-2016. Phone: (585) 454-4403 x21 Assist in facilitation to keep programs personal amplifiers (working order): Sort, prepare donations, and handle Contact: Maggie Huff member-driven. e.g., Williams Pocketalker, Bellman transactions. Training provided. Email: [email protected] Maxi Systems Help with events held year-round, www.hochstein.org personal FM system (working order) including Harvest Festival (September), Hill Haven - Rochester General Provides excellent music and dance personal neck loop: non-powered, Sheep Shearing Festival (April) and Long Term Care education to any member of the Greater powered, Bluetooth capable, etc. Christmas with Santa (November and 1550 Empire Boulevard Rochester and Finger Lakes communities regardless of age, level of skill, or phone flashers: transmitters and receivers December). Volunteers help with parking, Webster, NY 14580 concessions, kids crafts and more. financial means. shipping labels: Avery 2 x 4 Phone: (585) 922-2325 Leaders and Side Walkers to assist people Contact: Kathy VanAcker wish list volunteers needed with disabilities while riding a horse. No Email: kathy.vanacker@ art supplies for children’s projects Drivers to transport members to day experience required. Training provided. rochesterregional.org computer: PC (2012 or newer and evening meetings. Sports coaches to support recreational www.rochestergeneral.org with Windows 7 OS) athletic activities, including Special (Click on Senior Services, instruments: any orchestral, esp. 5-octave Henrietta Public Library Olympics training. then Hill Haven) marimba, grand concert harp 455 Calkins Road Assist the café manager during events, Nursing home. iPads, tablets Rochester, NY 14623 making coffee beverages, cleaning the wish list laptop computer Phone: (585) 359-7092 café and serving customers. Bibles, esp. large print PA system available for off-site concerts Contact: Vicki Rusinko Assist art therapist in setting out and volunteers needed paper cutting machine Email: [email protected] cleaning up supplies before and after www.hpl.org Sit at visitor doors to answer questions, printer (new) for mass mailings painting sessions. greet, etc. Serves the town of Henrietta, as well as and envelopes Maintain a sensory garden once a month the rest of Monroe County, as a member in a Penfield home. washer and dryer (stacking) of the Monroe County Library System. Hilton Parma Assist with raking leaves at our homes volunteers needed wish list Emergency Food Shelf at Grounds and gardens (weeding, in Monroe County. The Hilton Community Center board games light landscaping, etc.) glue sticks The Hickok Center 59 Henry Street, Room 11B Distribution of print materials Legos (new or used) Mailing Address: PO Box 127 in the Rochester area. for Brain Injury Hilton, NY 14468 office supplies: pencils, Elmer’s glue, 114 South Union Street Phone: (585) 234-2090 Holy Childhood pocket folders, children's scissors Rochester, NY 14607 Contact: Tina Zebulske 100 Groton Parkway Wii games Phone: (585) 271-8640 Email: [email protected] Rochester, NY 14623 Xbox 360 and Xbox One games Contact: Beth Sheldon www.hiltonfoodshelf.com Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 359-3710 x131 Obtains and distributes donated and Contact: Rose Marie Pape www.hickokcenter.org purchased food to residents of the Hilton Helps people with brain injuries regain or Email: [email protected] School District who are not covered by www.holychildhood.org develop skills and competency strategies other services and who are in an within the safety and support of others Mission: to prepare children and adults www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 17 with intellectual and developmental Keurig K cups: regular and decaf coffee, volunteers needed Recruitment team to canvas community. disabilities for maximum independence teas, hot chocolate Reliable handyman. and integration in the community office supplies: heavy-duty sheet Jewish Community Center through individualized programs protectors, manila folders (8.5 x 11), Isaiah House 1200 Edgewood Avenue and services and in an atmosphere of hanging file folders, Wite-Out, refillable Rochester, NY 14618 dignity and compassion. 71 Prince Street rolls of Scotch/clear tape, pens, pencils, Rochester, NY 14605 Phone: (585) 461-2000 x213 wish list markers, Avery address labels #5960, Phone: (585) 232-5221 Contact: Mary Ann Colamarino baby wipes envelopes (9 x 12 and 6 x 9), #9 and Contact: Kristin Catalano Email: [email protected] binders #10 envelopes, etc. Email: [email protected] www.jccrochester.org composition books, black and white Oreck vacuum bags www.theisaiahhouse.org Promotes personal, cultural, social, construction paper, various colors outdoor games and toys to use at recess, A home for the dying providing a residence and physical growth and wellness; copy paper, 8.5 x 11 Bey Blades, Legos (for older ages), 500- for persons with irreversible illness who and provides opportunities to explore piece puzzles, bike helmets, new stuffed have been determined to be within the Jewish identity and heritage. Programs easel pads, 27 x 34 inches, ruled or unruled animals, posters of sports teams and services include childcare, senior gift cards: Wegmans, Staples, BJ’s, etc. last three months of their lives. pencil sharpeners, electric (12 needed) wish list activities, camps, the arts, special-needs glue sticks events, aquatics, and fitness and wellness. postage stamps, “Forever” cash donations hand sanitizer wish list safety goggles copy paper markers, dry erase, any color Sanitair bagless vacuum Arts Department (461-2000 x235): snacks: microwave popcorn, Goldfish, gift cards: Wegmans, Home Depot, sports equipment (new or in good Walmart, Best Buy, Staples costume clothing, dated Ritz and saltine crackers, mini pretzels (not contemporary) condition), soccer balls, basketballs, ice melt (salt for sidewalks) swim program supplies: goggles, softballs, bats, baseball gloves, etc. Early Childhood Department (Kelly Roloson swim caps, pool accessories like balls, laundry detergent, baby wipes, Lysol wipes at 461-2000 x273 or x272): woodworking supplies: nails, screws, pine nightgowns noodles, etc. wood boards (any size), sandpaper, etc. color laser printer paper towels vinyl gloves (large, medium, small) volunteers needed computer software for children postage stamps Please call 426-5824 x111 to laminating machine (large) Honeoye Falls/Lima FISH volunteer for many varied opportunities. sheets and blankets volunteers needed 37 Cheese Factory Road Gala fundraising committee, golf volunteers needed Instructors and coaches for Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 committee, general office help, etc. Caregivers for weeknights and weekends, computer classes. Call 461-2000 x463. Phone: (585) 624-8388 also light housekeeping. Ushers and backstage volunteers. Contact: Donald K. Vogt Email: [email protected] Irondequoit Call 461-2000 x235. Community Cupboard Jefferson Avenue Childhood Volunteer organization that mainly Development Center provides transportation. 4275 Culver Road Journey Home, Inc. 793 Jefferson Avenue volunteers needed Rochester, NY 14622-1215 994 Long Pond Road Phone: (585) 336-9107 Rochester, NY 14611 Rochester, NY 14626 Drivers and dispatchers. Contact: Debbie Evans Phone: (585) 436-0454 Phone: (585) 225-1240 Email: info@irondequoitcommunity Contact: Furnessa Mangrum Contact: Tracey Jagla Hope Hall cupboard.org Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 1612 Buffalo Road www.irondequoitcommunity Provides an array of early-childhood www. journeyhomegreece.org Rochester, NY 14624 cupboard.org education programs and early intervention Home for the dying in Greece, NY, offering Phone: (585) 426-5824 x107 Serves residents in need who reside in service for children between 6 weeks and compassionate care by trained volunteers Contact: Jessica Stadt Irondequoit ONLY by providing emergency 13 years of age; Before/After-School 24 hours per day. Supported by donations Email: [email protected] assistance without bias or prejudice. Enrichment program; Summer School-age and memorials. www.HopeHall.org Provides food, toiletries, school supplies, Camp; Scholarships for homeless children wish list whose families are transitioning to A school for children in grades 3-12 with Thanksgiving and holiday baskets. Bath & Body Works body wash, permanent housing; training; and special learning needs. By appointment only at 336-9107. lotion, handsoaps counseling. Universal Pre-k program FREE wish list Visit www.communitywishbook.org for copy paper, colored and white batteries: AA, AAA, C, D (new) drop-off sites and times. to all children 4 years old before Dec. 1. wish list gift cards: Wegmans, Sam's Club, bottle-return receipts wish list OfficeMax, etc. computer, laptop (new) cartridges (new): HP 60 color and coats, gently used, esp. large adult sizes grocery-store items: cleaning supplies, copier (new) black inkjet driveway salt laundry detergent, Swiffer Wet Jet copy paper, white, 20- or 24-lb. food items (see top 10 list on our website) gift cards refills, etc. (8.5 x 11 inches) gift cards for emergencies and holidays office supplies: copy paper, staples, paper supplies: Scott paper towels, duct tape, masking tape grocery store items: 100% juice boxes, laminating sheets Kleenex, toilet paper gift cards: Walmart, Staples, Wegmans, healthy snacks (granola bars, raisins, paper, pencils, glue, art supplies postage stamps (regular and postcard) Home Depot, iTunes, Lowe’s, Target, etc.), breakfast bars, breakfast drink scholarship funds volunteers needed Barnes and Noble, Tops mixes, boxes milk, chicken noodle and tickets to events Resident caregivers meet the basic needs gloves, disposable tomato soup, tuna fish, canned pasta used printer cartridges of our residents. Hands-on care. grocery-store items: apple juice, packaged meals, macaroni and cheese, instant volunteers needed Training provided. oatmeal, laundry detergent, soap, cookies, granola bars, raisins, after-school Paint classrooms and hallways (seasonal). Support caregivers: cleaning, cooking, toilet paper snacks, lemonade mix, cherry cough Coordinate car wash or "Kid's Day." and maintenance tasks not involving drops, paper towels, Kleenex, hot/cold monetary donations to: ICC c/o Debbie Grant writer. direct resident care. cups, 9-inch foam plates, plastic spoons Evans, PO Box 17834, Rochester, NY 14617 Teacher aides. No medical background necessary, just a and forks, 13-gallon trash bags, personal care items: shampoo, toothpaste, desire to help people (hands and hearts). bottled water, Clorox wipes deodorant, etc. Fall and spring cleaning. 18 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org increasing the quality of life for others, Lollypop Farm, the Humane mentally challenged. Junior League of Rochester please call. Society of Greater Rochester wish list 110 Linden Oaks, Suite A 99 Victor Road copy paper Rochester, NY 14625-2888 Life Solutions of Hamlin, Inc. Fairport, NY 14450 grocery-store items: food esp. Phone: (585) 385-8590 Food Pantry Phone: (585) 223-1330 peanut butter and canned tuna, plastic Contact: Kacey Kiley PO Box 160, 1696 Lake Road Contact: Sami Sheehan ware, napkins, cups, paper towels, etc. Email: [email protected] Hamlin, NY 14464 Email: [email protected] office supplies www.jlroch.org Phone: (585) 964-7420 www.lollypop.org postage stamps Mission: women committed to promoting Contact: Deb Morehouse, Linda Kent Committed to building lifelong bonds printer ink: Canon MG5220 voluntarism, developing the potential between people and animals through Email: [email protected] printing services, free of women, and improving communities www.lifesolutionshamlin.org education, community outreach programs, through the effective action and leadership personal products Mission: to serve the social, physical, and the prevention of cruelty. of trained volunteers. volunteers needed and spiritual needs of our community. wish list Kitchen prep and cleanup wish list Provides food, counseling, holiday baskets, cat litter, non-clumping (4th Wednesday of the month lunch). funds to support our GIRLSrock! Programs emergency clothing, and financial needs cat toys: e.g., toy mice, soft toys and Home Tour fundraiser to the community. with catnip, pom poms, pipe cleaners Grant writing, fundraising tasks. volunteers needed wish list cat, kitten, dog, and/or puppy food, Newsletter editor/manager. Guest speakers to support our household cleaners/detergent canned (all brands) Facebook page manager. GIRLSrock Programs. monetary donations cleaning supplies: bleach, laundry Guest speakers for membership meetings. nonperishable food items detergent, hand sanitizer, paper towels Mary's Place Refugee Outreach 414 Lexington Avenue Volunteers shall be not less than 21 office supplies dog treats, soft (Snausages, CloudStar years of age and must reside within Rochester, NY 14613 paper products Soft & Chewy Buddy Biscuits, Zukes the Greater Rochester metropolitan area. Mini Naturals) Phone: (585) 270-8626 personal care items For Law Enforcement: any canned dog Contacts: Meg Burkhard and Lakeside Beikirch Care Center volunteers needed or cat food with pop tops, any 5 lb. bags Maria Perticone 170 West Avenue Assist clients in the Food Pantry of dry dog or cat food Email: [email protected] www.marysplaceoutreach.org Brockport, NY 14420 (training provided). garbage bags, black, larger than 30 gallon Mission: to reach out in love, hope and Phone: (585) 395-6095 x4423 Help in our Treasure Store (garage sale). gift cards: gas stations for service to refugees of all faiths and Contact: Nancy Duff Help with fundraising events. law enforcement vehicles nationalities, esp. those in northwest Email: [email protected] Grant writing. gift cards: Victor Feed and Home Center, www.lakesidehealth.org Rochester. We offer food and clothing Country Max, Tractor Supply for supplies distribution, English as a Second Language A 120-bed nursing home. Linda's Cupboard at Hope Hall for farm animals classes for adult refugees, pre-K classes, wish list 1612 Buffalo Road gift cards: Wegmans, Pet$aver Healthy Pet case management services, and green art supplies: non-toxic washable paints, Rochester, NY 14624 Superstore for fresh produce and specialty card and citizenship assistance. Phone: (585) 426-5824 x107 art paper, canvas, etc. supplies for reptiles and birds wish list Contact: Jessica Stadt Bingo prizes: baseball/football hats, KMR Powder for Kittens and Cats Christmas gifts for children, unwrapped T-shirts, new stuffed animals, etc. Email: [email protected] office supplies: reams of copy paper www.HopeHall.org clothing (gently used): for men, women, books on CDs postage stamps A food cupboard for families of students children and infants bud vases, plastic, small at Hope Hall who do not receive public Q-tips computer paper bulletin board borders, supplies, assistance, but need help to make ends rubbing alcohol food adult-looking meet, esp. at the end of the month. For additional items, see our listing at kitchen housewares, small card stock paper, designer computer paper wish list www.communitywishbook.org school supplies CDs: big bands, oldies, Jazz, country, etc. food items: canned fruit and/or juices volunteers needed volunteers needed centerpieces (new) for dining room tables (low-sugar preferred), canned tuna, Help with animal care, dog walking, Green Card and Citizenship Assistants. craft kits, rubber stamps, tacky glue behavior help-line counselors (we train), cereal, coffee, mayonnaise, ketchup, Translators (Nepali, Karen, Karenni, pet-assisted therapy, special events, decorations (new): seasonal themed adult mustard, pasta products, boxed mac Burmese, Chin and Swahili/French). DVD and CD players and cheese, peanut butter, jelly, rice, clerical duties, gift shop, meeters/ greeters, animal transporters, educators, Office work, data entry. DVDs of classic movies, TV shows sauces, soup photographers, graphic design Play supervisors. helium balloons (large), weights, ribbon gift cards: Aldi’s, Dollar Tree, Price-Rite, Tops, Walmart, Wegmans to purchase and IT/technology. Drivers. magazine subscriptions: nature, sports, needed items Case Management. cooking, animals, outdoors, travel, home laundry detergent Loop Ministries Teachers for English as a Second nail polish (nice colors - pink, red, etc.) paper towels, toilet paper 111 North Chestnut Street Language classes. napkins, paper plates, tablecloths (colored) personal care items: shampoo, deodorant, Rochester, NY 14604 Clothing sorters. Sizzix supplies toothpaste, soap, etc. Phone: (585) 454-3367 Jewelry making (beading). tablets, prefer iPad/iPod mini Contact: Ms. Daryl Staneck volunteers needed thank you, birthday, blank and notecards Email: [email protected] Contact Jessica Stadt for specifics. Medical Motor Service (new) www.loopministries.org 608 South Clinton Avenue volunteers needed A food pantry distributing up to 300 bags Rochester, NY 14620 Call 395-6095 x4423. of groceries each month; free after-school Phone: (585) 654-6030 x221 African Drumming for children from Assist in revolutionizing the care center Contact: Ivy Harris Joseph Avenue; and monthly hot meals into a total “home” environment. Email: [email protected] for the economically challenged and If you are willing to spend some time www.medicalmotors.org www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 19
Specialized transportation for disabled as a Second Language. Health educators. Push wheelchairs within the building children and adults for medical, social No prior teaching experience required. Receptionists. to different activities. and recreational programs. There is a 12 hour training program Acupressure/Acupuncture practitioners. Provide clerical or computer assistance. wish list for new tutors. Psychotherapists. Participate in social activities. wheelchairs For a complete listing, visit Become a committee member Mercy Community Services - www.communitywishbook.org. for special events. Melissa's Living Legacy Outreach Center Teen Cancer Foundation 142 Webster Avenue Mission Share Monroe Correctional Facility 1000 Elmwood Avenue Rochester, NY 14609 10 Cedarfield Commons 750 East Henrietta Road Rochester, NY 14620 Phone: (585) 288-2634 Rochester, NY 14612 Rochester, NY 14623 Phone: (585) 563-6221 Contact: Ellen Lewis Phone: (585) 368-0744 Phone: (585) 753-3042 Contact: Lauren Spiker Email: elewis@ Contact: Tom Hakes Contact: Twig Hickam Email: lspiker@ mercycommunityservices.org Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] teenslivingwithcancer.org www.mercycommunityservices.org www.missionshareoutreach.org A correctional facility that houses www.teenslivingwithcancer.org Providing access to affordable health and A food pantry and clothing closet that sentenced male/female inmates ages Dedicated to helping teens live with wellness services for uninsured adults. assists residents in our community (14612, 16 and older. Focuses on education, cancer through resources, support and Services include dental and vision care, 14615, 14616, and 14626) on a monthly vocational programs, and chemical advocacy. Provides regular weekly mental health service, chiropractic basis. In addition, we provide the following dependency treatment. activities for teens, both in the midst treatment and massage therapy. Services outreaches: veterans' support group wish list of treatment and beyond it. include community telephone, copying, referrals (vet2vet), backpack giveaway, art supplies: construction paper, wish list and faxing, information and referral to Thanksgiving food baskets, Christmas food colored pencils coffee community resources. There is a $10 fee baskets and Christmas Hope. books, paperback per visit. copy paper, white and multi-colored wish list crossword puzzle books (paperback) wish list gift cards: Wegmans, Tops, Target, school supplies: looseleaf paper, single- games: Scrabble, checkers, chess baby items: size 3, 4, 5, 6 diapers; bottles Walmart, gas cards, craft stores subject notebook paper, crayons, pens, jigsaw puzzles and nipples; formula; onesies, socks pencils, erasers, sharpeners, rulers, ink cartridges: HP Laserjet P1006, magazines HP Officejet 6500 dental supplies from dental practices single-subject file folders (contact the Center for specifics) toiletries: toilet paper, bar soap, shampoo, playing cards magazine subscriptions, Spanish paperback books and magazines teen and young adult gift cards: Wegmans, Walmart, Tops, razors, feminine hygiene products Sudoku puzzle books (paperback) monetary donations Rite Aid, CVS, Walgreens, OfficeMax, food, nonperishable Home Depot, etc. word-search magazines postage stamps grocery store items: ice melt products, tissues Monroe Community Hospital 30-gallon plastic bags, paper towels, 435 East Henrietta Road Mothers in Need of Others water toilet paper, paper napkins, tissues, Rochester, NY 14620 Ministry (MINO) volunteers needed laundry detergent, bleach, dishwashing Phone: (585) 760-6151 c/o Project URGE, Inc. Help with special events. soap, dishwasher detergent, coffee, Contact: Barbara Fortunato 31 West Church Street coffee creamer, sugar, sugar substitute Email: [email protected] Fairport, NY 14450 Mercy Bridges linens: twin/single size sheet sets, pillows, www.monroehosp.org Phone: (585) 348-8596 1437 Blossom Road comforters, bath towels, washcloths Provides specialized, long-term care Contact: Maria Wehrle Rochester, NY 14610 medical supplies for the most medically complex cases, Email: mothersinneedofothers Phone: (585) 288-2710 x121 (contact the Center for specifics) serving as a unique and vital part of @gmail.com Contact: Natalie Depew office supplies: 9 x 12 manila envelopes, the health care system. www.projecturge.org/mino Email: [email protected] 6 x 12 envelopes, white mailing labels, wish list Assists caseworkers and church outreach www.mercybridges.org perforated business card paper, 2 x 2 batteries (all sizes) workers in providing maternity and baby A non-denominational ministry providing colored Post-it notes, thin red markers, books on CD items that their clients need to care for basic literacy services and English as a 3/4-inch Scotch Brand Magic Tape refills, CDs their children. Second Language for adults who may not file labels, manila folders, color folders, wish list qualify for, have access to, or success with pocket folders, paper clips, highlighters, clothing, accessories costume jewelry Items will be picked up. Please call or email other literacy programs. envelope moistener, staplers, staples, to make arrangements. white and colored copy paper crafts supplies wish list baby and toddler clothes (preemie-5T) personal care items for men and women: DVDs copy/printer paper, white baby care items: diapers, wipes, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, household goods envelopes, white #10, self sealing shampoo, etc. shampoo, conditioner, soap, lotion, knickknacks gift cards: Staples, OfficeMax, Wegmans, baby gear: cribs, car seats, strollers, etc. Tops, Walmart, Target deodorant, women's hygiene products, postage stamps disposable razors, mouthwash feminine products: sanitary napkins, stationery ink and toner cartridges: HP #95 and #98; (small, non-alcohol) tampons, breast pads, etc. Canon black 104; Canon MX870 Scanner wheelchair bags postage stamps, postcard stamps maternity clothes (all sizes) (all colors); Lexmark E260 volunteers needed volunteers needed postage stamps Assist customers in the Dental professionals. Mount Carmel House, Inc. used empty printer and fax cartridges Gift Shop/Thrift Shop. Chiropractors. 288 Frisbee Hill Road volunteers needed Visit residents on a social basis, write Massage Therapists. Hilton, NY 14468 Tutors: one-to-one with adults for letters, read or assist with meals. Phone: (585) 458-6508 reading and writing English for both Social workers. Provide musical accompaniment Contact: Joyce Carnevale English speaking adults and English Dietitians/Nutritionists. during programs. Email: hmountcarmeljoyce@ 20 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org rochester.rr.com history of our area. Collection includes Fundraisers: hosted dinner parties www.mtcarmelhouse.blogspot.com National Multiple Sclerosis a dozen full-size antique trolleys, steam to educate about our program. Provides lodging, food, physical care, Society - Upstate NY Chapter locomotive, trucks, buggies, model Tutors to teach English to wives/children. railroad, photos, and small artifacts. and spiritual solace to the terminally ill, 1650 South Avenue, Suite 100 Days out for families: take them to zoo, Museum also features a research archive, free of all charges. Rochester, NY 14620 Rochester Science Museum, Mendon exhibit gallery, trolley and track car rides wish list Phone: 1-800-344-4867 option 2 Ponds Park, etc. (May-October) and a gift shop. baby wipes, unscented Contact: Ashley Greenman Teen Volunteer Opportunities: Furniture bottled juices, ginger ale Email: [email protected] wish list painting, gathering donations, helping cleaning supplies: toilet bowl cleaners, www.MSupstateny.org artifacts and images pertaining to move items to apartments, small Lysol products, laundry detergent, A leader in providing comprehensive to area transportation history fundraisers (e.g. car washes), baby dishwasher detergent, fabric softener service programs for over 12,800 people exhibit materials and services sitting services for children. sheets, Wet and Dry Swiffer cloths, with MS and their families in 50 countries. exterior paint for concrete block walls, Clorox disinfecting wipes, Dial Dedicated to mobilizing people and custom-mixed enamels Notre Dame Complete hand wash resources to drive research for a cure model fire trucks for display Learning Center, Inc. coffee and to address the challenges of professional services: roofing, paving, 71 Parkway copy paper everyone affected by MS. vehicle painting, lawn and field mowing Rochester, NY 14608 garden supplies wish list (events) waste cans, attractive Phone: (585) 254-5110, 254-2378 gift cards: Wegmans, Staples, Items needed for events: food and volunteers needed Contacts: Sister Evelyn Breslin Target, Home Depot beverage donations Sell tickets, gift shop sales in Visitor Center. and Jim Lynch Email: [email protected] paper supplies: paper towels, bath tissue, gift baskets for raffle Routine maintenance: mowing, electrical, www.ndlcenter.org Kleenex, napkins gift cards mechanical repairs. Provides free, personalized, one-to-one postage stamps, "Forever" volunteers needed Operating personnel: run model RR; tutoring in English Language Arts, Day of event: Walk MS (May), Bike MS run trolleys and track cars on full-size RR. sheet sets, color, extra-long, twin-size Reading, and Math for children (K-grade volunteers needed (September), MS Service Day (June, October, December). 9). Provides free, personalized tutoring in Provide patient care for terminally No One Left Behind basic computer skills for adults. Provides Leadership task forces. ill residents in an atmosphere of 888 Pittsford-Mendon Center Road TASC (formerly GED) preparation classes love and prayer. Office support. Pittsford, NY 14534 for adults over age 19. For current volunteer opportunities, Phone: (585) 721-3211 wish list see http://www.nationalmssociety.org/ National Center for Missing Contact: Ellen Smith CDs, educational: Mathematics, Chapters/NYR/Volunteer & Exploited Children - Email: [email protected] English/Language Arts www.nooneleft.org New York Branch copy paper Offers support and resettlement services 275 Lake Avenue National Parkinson Foundation postage stamps, “Forever” Rochester, NY 14608 Greater Rochester to Afghans and Iraqis who were translators or support personnel for the U.S. military gift cards: Staples, Wegmans, Tops, Phone: (585) 242-0900 x3328 An affiliate of the Walmart, Rite-Aid, Walgreens Contact: Kathy Aspenleiter National Parkinson Foundation or NATO Coalition Forces, and are actively targeted by the Taliban or ISIL for death. school supplies: crayons, flashcards, Email: [email protected] PO Box 23204 math games, reading or phonics games www.missingkids.com wish list Rochester, NY 14692-3204 tablets or iPads for student use Helps prevent child abduction and sexual Phone: (585) 234-5355 bathroom items: shower curtains and 10-ride bus passes for GED students exploitation; finds missing children; and Contact: Kim Collins rings, wastebaskets, soap dishes, tooth assists victims of child abduction and Email: [email protected] brush holders, towels, washcloths volunteers needed sexual exploitation, their families, and www.npfgreaterrochester.org blankets and sheet sets (queen or twin) Teach/mentor for children (grades 1-10) in the professionals who serve them. Provides support to people with furniture: couches (no sleeper sofas Reading/ELA, and Mathematics wish list Parkinson's disease and their families, please), comfy chairs, coffee and side (1 or more hours/week). badge materials, nametags educating the community about tables, dining room tables and chairs, Teaching/mentoring adults in TASC areas of Reading/Writing, Mathematics, Social copier paper Parkinson's disease, and supporting lamps, mirrors, queen or twin-size research to find a cure. beds, dressers Studies, Science (2 hours per week). duct tape, packaging tape Call or email for information on our many kitchen items: pots, pans, frying pans, Teachers with classroom experience to greeting cards support-group activities. storage bowls, dish sets, flatware, glasses teach in their given discipline one day IMS dollars wish list (sets please), cups or mugs (sets please), per week from 12:30-2:30 pm as follows: laminating paper Monday - Science; Tuesday - Social monetary donations are always welcome cutting boards, dish towels, pot holders, literature holders, tabletop utensils Studies; Wednesday - Language Arts; volunteers needed office supplies: Wite-Out, #10 envelopes, laptop computers Thursday - Mathematics. Please call Jim For Moving Day (Walk and Activities) glue sticks, Sharpies Lynch regarding tutoring at 254-2378. in September. vacuum cleaners paper towels washers and dryers Nuts for Mutts Rescue, Inc. printing services: stationery, signs, volunteers needed New York Museum PO Box 16795 banners, child ID cards Drivers: take families to medical and intake of Transportation Rochester, NY 14616 tablecloths (disposable and cloth) appointments during the day M-F. PO Box 136, 6393 East River Road Adoption Center: 4259 Culver Road tent, EZ-up West Henrietta, NY 14586 Pick up furniture. (Truck available for use.) Phone: (585) 210-3647 wet wipes Phone: (585) 533-1113 Take children and one parent to horseback Contact: Carrie Petersen volunteers needed Contact: James E. Dierks riding program in Canandaigua every Email: [email protected] Assist with special events: The Ride for Email: [email protected] other week. www.nutsformuttsrescue.com Missing Children, Tee Off for Kids, Stride www.nymtmuseum.org Refinish or repaint furniture, Dedicated to the re-homing of abused, & Ride Kids Duathlon. Preserves and exhibits transportation do simple repairs. neglected, and unwanted dogs. Our www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 21 adoption center is open noon-4:00 pm pepper, salad dressings, hot cocoa mix, food, gifts for holiday, Christmas party Provides on-site activities and services on Saturdays and Sundays. tea bags, coffee, creamers (powder or for children at low-income housing complexes in wish list liquid), sugar, milk, hot and cold cereals, furniture: beanbags, soft child-size, Monroe County that promote tolerance, collars, harnesses, leashes (in all sizes) laundry soap, bleach, liquid dish soap adult-size rocking chair or glider community, empowerment, and wellness flea and tick medications linens: twin-bed sheets, blankets, microwaves, blender, juicer among all residents. pet beds, crates, supplies, etc. bath towels, hand towels, washcloths office supplies: postage stamps, wish list volunteers needed office supplies: rubber bands, copy paper, pens, Sharpies, staples, computer plain window envelopes, copy paper, Foster homes for dogs. envelopes, etc. craft items staples, Wite-Out, black markers peg puzzles (ages 2-3 years) paper plates, cups, plastic utensils, etc. Fundraising committee. paper products: table napkins, disposable Event organization (e.g., Previous posters of children school supplies plates, paper towels, bathroom tissues, puppets volunteers needed Adopter Picnic, Vendor Fair). toilet tissue, Styrofoam/cardboard cups Transporting dogs. and Styrofoam/cardboard bowls (8-oz., refrigerators (small) Serve seniors lunch, once a week Socializing dogs. 12-oz.) school supplies: writing paper, on Wednesdays. Staffing for Adoption Days plastic garbage bags, 13- and 55-gallon tablets, pencils, folders, Pick up clothes for clothing distribution educational software, games once a month. at local pet stores. plastic silverware: forks, spoons, knives socks, underclothes Assist with summer day camp during postage stamps winter boots, coats, hats, gloves July and August. NY Bee Wellness, Inc. prayer Visit www.communitywishbook.org 145 Orchard Drive personal care items: shampoo, toothpaste, Rochester, NY 14618 for more items. Penfield Ecumenical soap (trial sizes), toothbrushes, Food Shelf Phone: (585) 820-6619 deodorant, shaving cream, disposable volunteers needed Contact: Pat Bono razors, combs, brushes, foot powder Fundraising and grant writing. 1618 Jackson Road Penfield, NY 14526 Email: [email protected] vacuum cleaner bags Substitute volunteer teachers. www.nybeewellness.org Maintenance and small repairs. Phone: (585) 234-0799 vehicle donations Contact: Kathy Cummins Mission: to educate new, beginning, Tutors, mentors, performers for children. small-scale beekeepers and others Please see our website for current needs Email: [email protected] and more details. Helpers and supplies for Parent www.penfieldecumenicalfoodshelf.org interested in honeybees. We conduct Involvement Events, for holiday/ volunteers needed Provides emergency food assistance workshops, provide surveys about bee Christmas party for children. health. Also outreach to beekeepers Meal service, coffee service, food pantry. to residents living in Penfield and the public. Chapel service, Bible study leader. Coordinators and food donations (Zipcodes 14625 and 14526). for summer picnic community event. wish list Clothing distribution program. wish list microscopes, dissecting tools, Administrative. nonperishable food items are lab equipment Partners in Caring - Respite always welcome! Program c/o Lifespan wide-mouth quart canning jars Oregon Leopold Please check our website for current needs. 1900 South Clinton Avenue printing services volunteers needed Child Care Center Rochester, NY 14618 office space 316 Bay Street Phone: (585) 244-8400 x213 Adopt-A-Shelf to help us keep our Rochester, NY 14605 Contact: Eve M. Moses shelves stocked with food. Open Door Mission, Inc. Phone: (585) 288-0074 Email: [email protected] PO Box 14236 Contacts: Tia Faulkner, Denise Matthews www.lifespan-roch.org Perinton Historical Society Rochester, NY 14614-0236 Email: [email protected] Designed to recruit, train and match & Fairport Museum www.oregonleopold.com (Caring Center: 156 N. Plymouth Ave.) volunteers to serve and assist caregivers of 18 Perrin Street Phone: (585) 454-6696 Serves low-income children and families persons with early stage memory loss who Fairport, NY 14450 Contact: Chris Scribani in the northeast quadrant of Rochester are still living in their homes in an effort to Phone: (585) 223-3989 Email: cscribani@ and Rochester's Children's Zone. provide respite to the caregiver. Contact: Vicki Masters Profitt opendoormissionrocny.org wish list volunteers needed Email: director@ www.opendoormissionrocny.com art and craft supplies: construction paper, People 21 years and older to provide perintonhistoricalsociety.org Multi-service outreach ministry working rolls of easel paper, markers, glue sticks, weekly visits to persons with memory www.perintonhistoricalsociety.org to rescue, recover, and restore hurting fingerpaint, tape, paintbrushes, crayons, loss to give respite to their caregivers. Promotes interest in preserving and people throughout our community. glue, smocks Time frame and location are flexible. sharing local history through its wish list batteries: AAA, AA, C, D, 9-volt Mileage reimbursement is available. educational programs and operation allergy medicine, multivitamins, Tylenol, board games Help with friendly visiting, light household of the Fairport Historical Museum. ibuprofen, cough syrup (nonalcoholic), books, board books, soft blocks chores, cooking, gardening, grocery wish list Sudafed/sinus medicines child gates, large bibs shopping or outings with the person artifacts, costumes, and memorabilia clothing (all sizes for men, women, clothes for 18 months-size 6 with memory loss. pertaining to Fairport and Perinton children) and underwear for men, winter clothes for dress-up, toddler and display cases clothing, hats, gloves, mittens, boots preschool 18 months-5 years Partners in Community dress forms financial support (Please visit our dolls, multicultural Development dress-up costumes for children website to make a contribution.) donated restaurant, banquet space and 45 Maxson Street office supplies flip-flop shower sandals (L, XL) catering for staff recognition ceremony Rochester, NY 14609 printer paper, card stock, 8.5 x 11 (white) gasoline cards financial donations for program expenses, Phone: (585) 678-4080 volunteers needed gift cards: Wegmans, Walmart, Sam's Club field trips Contact: Len Statham Email: [email protected] Museum volunteers to work at least one gloves (plastic or latex) first-aid supplies: Band-Aids, gauze, www.partnersincommunity two-hour shift per month greeting visitors grocery-store items: mayonnaise, salt, tape, etc. development.org and answering questions related to the 22 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org museum and its collections. Provides a safe living environment for fabric, thread Relay For Life of Greece those who are recovering from alcohol fax machine American Cancer Society Pet Pride of New York, Inc. and drug addiction and to encourage jewelry-making supplies 1120 South Goodman Street 7731 Victor-Mendon Road those who want to change and improve knitting needles, yarn Rochester, NY 14620-2532 the quality of their lives. Victor, NY 14506 microwave Phone: (585) 261-1724 wish list Phone: (585) 742-1630 musical instruments: guitars, keyboard, Contacts: Jillian Ference and Hours: 11 am-5 pm Tuesday-Saturday. appliances: washer, dryer, fridge, stove, conga drum set Kristine Trapani Contacts: Norma, Ronda, Katherine toaster, coffee maker, microwave, Email: [email protected] potholders Email: [email protected] vacuum cleaner www.RelayForLife.org/GreeceNY printer cartridges: HP 15 www.petprideny.org bathroom: rugs, shower curtains, A non-competitive event where teams A no-kill, humane society for cats. hooks, wastebasket refrigerator (small) of friends, neighbors, families, and wish list bedroom: twin and queen beds, sewing machines, simple (3) coworkers commit to keeping at least batteries: all types dressers, nightstands, chests, end tables with extra needles one member walking around a track cat food: Purina dry indoor formula, bus passes soccer equipment (pinneys, goals, at all times. Relay increases awareness Friskies Classic Paté wet food, Fancy Feast cleaning supplies: laundry soap, bleach, cleats and shin guards) of cancer in the community and raises Classic wet cat food (no fish flavors) mop and mop buckets, all purpose van, 12-15 passengers much-needed funds to fight the disease. cat toys (no feathers or bells) cleaner, handsoap, floor cleaner, Comet volunteers needed wish list financial support cleanser, window cleaner, garbage bags Sewing instructor to teach small class. advertising time/space on TV, radio, newspaper, magazine, billboards, etc. grocery-store items: Bounty paper towels, computer ESOL teachers to teach Somali adults. Clorox bleach, 13-gallon trash bags, kitchen: dinette sets, dish sets, glass sets, Art teacher for summer youth program. cancer survivors to participate in Clorox Wipes silverware, cookware, storage containers Music teacher for summer youth program. our opening Survivor Lap HP Office Jet 932 black ink, 933 color ink linens: comforter sets, towels, washcloths, Daycare: preschool/toddler teacher/ corporate sponsorships to help offset the expenses litter boxes (covered) dish towels, pillowcases, pillows (new) provider for small program gift baskets for auction light bulbs, 60W living room: coffee tables, sofa, loveseat, (less than 10 kids). gift cards: Wegmans, Tops, restaurants, postage stamps curtains Computer instructor. department stores, recreational facilities, volunteers needed paint Teach art or music in our summer program. paper towels, toilet paper, Kleenex sporting events, movies, gas stations, Corporate or individual sponsors garden stores, etc. passenger van for 15 to underwrite the cost of our annual Regional Center for items for the day of our event: tents, single family homes building-fund luncheon in November Independent Living, Inc. tables, chairs, bounce house, golf carts, and golf tournament in June. volunteers needed 497 State Street decorations (streamers, balloons, ribbon, Male resident facilitators in long term Rochester, NY 14608 flowers), helium tank, etc. R Community Bikes, Inc. recovery with a desire to help others Phone: (585) 442-6470 monetary donations to benefit 226 Hudson Avenue help themselves (personal hygiene, Contact: Kristin Salter the fight against cancer food nutrition, healthy shopping, Rochester, NY 14605 Email: [email protected] sign-making services for healthy coping skills). Mailing: PO Box 26471 www.cdrnys.org large printed signs Rochester, NY 14626 Board members: retired businessmen who Provides advocacy and independent volunteers needed Phone: (585) 234-2008 wish to help build a safe neighborhood. living services, and support to people Contact: Dan Lill with all types of disabilities. Features Committee Members: to help plan and organize the 2016 event. Meets once Email: [email protected] Refugees Helping Refugees special opportunities to assist deaf, www.Rcommunitybikes.net deaf-blind, people with Spina Bifida, a month. (Formerly Somali Community Marketing assistance working with Collects, repairs and distributes bikes in Western New York) and youth with disabilities. to the needy in the Rochester area. wish list local community partners. 835 South Avenue Serves both children and adults. Sponsorship Chair to seek out support/ Rochester, NY 14620 cash contributions Summer giveaways are planned at various donations from businesses. Phone: (585) 576-7329 gift cards locations throughout the community. Help plan site decorations. Contact: Sadiya Omar reachers/grabbers Assist with entertainment and activity See our website for details. Email: [email protected] refreshments for meetings/events schedule for the event. wish list Serves the Somali community in Rochester telephones with large buttons, Students to help promote the event bikes of any type and refugees from all over the world. flashing lights, etc. at their school. bike parts: esp. tires, tubes, cables Activities include: case management, an video recorder Mentors to guide youth who are involved. bike helmets (new) and locks ESOL class, a senior lunch program, walkers with hand brakes citizenship training, and a summer Help plan and implement fundraising gift cards: Wegmans, Lowe's, Home Depot, wheelchairs or scooters, good condition Staples, OfficeMax intergenerational program. Monday- activities and opportunities. volunteers needed office supplies Thursday 8 am-4:40 pm, Friday 8 am-1 pm Assist in putting up flyers/posters paper products wish list Fundraising services and expertise. in the community. art supplies Mentors: assist in youth group, technology, employment for disabled. Recovery Houses of Rochester computer tables (two-person: 24-30- Rochester Animal Services Board members, event planning. 1320 Buffalo Road, Suite 203 inches wide) or desks and chairs 184 Verona Street Rochester, NY 14624 cooking utensils: baking pans, pots, pans, Skilled trades: carpentry skills for building Rochester, NY 14608 Phone: (585) 802-8709 mixing bowls, flatware, different sizes of ramps, photo enlargement. Phone: (585) 428-7274 Contact: Van Smith knives, measuring spoons and cups, simple Contacts: Jonelle Lang, Chris Fitzgerald Email: van@recoveryhousesof mixing machine, meat thermometer, etc. Email: [email protected] rochester.org crochet hooks, crocheting thread www.rochesteranimalservices.com www.RecoveryHousesofRochester.org desktop computers (2-3) Committed to improving public safety and www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 23 quality of life for city residents and to the darkroom accessories: focusers, thread spools, empty for adults and children humane treatment of animals, and the enlarging timers wind chimes toys for children at Christmas promotion of responsible pet ownership. letterpress equipment, hand operated volunteers needed wish list letterpress type (wood, metal) Rochester Education Pick up food from Foodlink. blankets, towels for bedding paper cutting supplies, paper Foundation Must have valid driver’s license. can openers making deckles 250 Mill Street Help with holiday projects. cat litter scoopers paper stock (full reams) Rochester, NY 14614 Tutors for Common Core Studies chew toys, sturdy pottery tools and equipment, good Phone: (585) 271-5790 for Pre-K-12th grade. collars, leashes condition; electric pottery wheels, good Contact: Patricia Braus Arts and Crafts instructor: cotton swabs, rubbing alcohol condition; heavy-duty ware carts; Email: [email protected] Friday evenings and Sundays. www.rochestereducation.org dish soap, laundry detergent electric kilns, good condition Sign language interpreter Sundays, Improves learning and success for drain stoppers power tools, various; drill with bits Wednesdays, Fridays. Call for times. Rochester city public school students folding chairs print-making supplies: acrylic paint, nitrile gloves, paint brushes (new or gently through the provision of resources, The Rochester grooming clippers, professional programs, and the cultivation of used), cutting mats, new linoleum blocks Gay Men's Chorus hand brooms with dustpan and cutting tools, plexiglass (at least 12 x partnerships between education, 121 North Fitzhugh Street, Suite #315 heating pads (for newborns and 12), brayers business and the community. injured animals) wish list Rochester, NY 14614-1214 school supplies: pencils, pens, Phone: (585) 423-0650 kitchen spoons (large) erasers, markers books (new) for children, Pre-K-12th grade Contact: Jim Janssen pet brushes, shampoo tables, folding (6 or 8 foot); padded music instruction books (new and used) Email: [email protected] pet carriers and training crates folding chairs or stack chairs; rolling musical instruments (used), except www.thergmc.org pet treats, rawhide bones office chairs in good condition; pianos and organs Creates social change through excellence puppy pads shelving/bookcases musical supplies (new), including in the choral arts united to seek a better volunteers needed USB plug in mouse units for Mac guitar and violin strings, oboe reeds, world through the universal language of Foster homes. used printer cartridges music stands music, as well as a history of giving back Walk dogs. volunteers needed to the community. Bathe animals. Rochester Childfirst Network Help with marketing, fundraising and wish list special events. Assist with the care and maintenance Center City financial support (donations, music of animals at the shelter. 250 East Main Street, Suite 110 Assist with the acceptance and distribution dedications, sponsorships) of books, graphic design, answering Assist potential adopters in identifying Rochester, NY 14604 volunteers needed phones, photocopying and mailings. an animal for their home. Phone: (585) 397-7660 Great need for ushers, stagehands, Organize book drives and collections Assist with reception and Contact: Katie Sconfitto ticket sellers at our three annual concerts of used musical instruments. administrative support. Email: [email protected] (December, March, June). www.rcn4kids.org Volunteers to assist with or plan Assist with off-site adoptions Help with campaign and and implement fundraising events. and promotions. Provides quality early care and education newsletter mailings. to children ages 6 weeks-36 months. Take photos of adoptable animals Office help. Each child is an active learner engaging Rochester Family Mission for our website. For more information, contact with materials, the environment, peers, 388 Tremont Street Assist with website updates. Jim at [email protected]. and adults. Rochester, NY 14608 Assist with spay/neuter program. wish list Phone: (585) 436-7523 x11 Rochester Global Connections bakery molds, silicone Contact: Barbara JP Thomas Box 270449 The Rochester Arts Center baskets, all shapes and sizes Email: bthomas@ 208 Lattimore Hall, 713 Monroe Avenue batteries: AA, AAA rochesterfamilymission.org University of Rochester Rochester, NY 14607 www.rochesterfamilymission.org bubbles Rochester, NY 14627-0449 Phone: (585) 244-1730 Provides physical and spiritual support Phone: (585) 275-8779 Contact: Janice Gouldthorpe carpet and fabric squares to help strengthen families in need in CDs for children Contact: Cecelia Johnson Email: [email protected] the southwest area of the city. Email: ExecDir@Rochester www.rochesterarts.org cross-stitch loops wish list GlobalConnections.org Includes the following programs: dolls, multicultural; Barbies baby formula: Enfamil LIPIL powder www.RochesterGlobalConnections.org Community Darkroom, Genesee dress-up clothes with iron Brings the Rochester community together Pottery, Print and Book Arts Center, dry pasta book bags (new) with international college students and which educate, encourage, and inspire fabric classroom equipment (new, slightly-used) international visitors to promote people to create and enjoy the visual arts. flashlights diapers (sizes 2 and 3) international understanding, develop Call first to arrange for any donations. gardening supplies food friendships and enhance the quality of wish list life for participants and the community. paper lanterns food items for holiday food basket cameras in working condition with lens: picture frames program (call for list) volunteers needed SLR 35mm film, twin lens reflex medium plants, indoor, non-toxic (real or artificial) office equipment (new or slightly used) Introduce international college students format, large format lenses, DSLR at University of Rochester and Rochester certificate frames pots and pans paper supplies (call for list) Institute of Technology to the Rochester clean t-shirts for rags, t-shirts (new) ribbon personal care items community and American culture. cleaning supplies (new): sponges, floor rocks (large, smooth) scholarship assistance for summer camp Dinner hosts for visiting international cleaner, liquid handsoap, Pinesol or ropes school supplies (new) professional delegations. similar, mop buckets with wheels shells, large seasonal clothing and outerwear 24 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org Rochester Hearing Rochester Museum wish list coupons for free items and services and Speech Center & Science Center monetary donations gas and gift cards (any amount) 1000 Elmwood Avenue, Suite 400 657 East Avenue advertising time: radio, TV, billboard space sponsorships of special programs, Rochester, NY 14620-3092 Rochester, NY 14607 audio/video recording equipment volunteer recognition luncheon, Phone: (585) 271-0680 x1673 Phone: (585) 657-1948 printing newsletter, volunteer awards Contact: Kathy Gilman Contact: Terrie McKelvey t-shirts, bumper stickers, buttons stand-up flip charts Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] to promote our organization tickets to areas events, concerts, www.rhsc.org www.rmsc.org sporting events, etc. Identifies, evaluates, and provides Stimulates broad community interest and Ronald McDonald House volunteers needed treatment for children and adults with understanding of science and technology, 333 Westmoreland Drive Provide rides or other supportive speech and hearing problems. and their impact — past, present, and Rochester, NY 14620 services to veterans. future — on our lives. Informal education wish list Phone: (585) 442-5437 x2111 Advocates (Ombudsman) for residents offered to the public and to school groups art supplies for children Contacts: Cher Niedermaier, Jack Keck of long term care facilities. through programs, hands-on exhibits, board books for young children Email: [email protected] summer camps in the museum, Leaders/coaches for conducting health [email protected] books, preschool and school-age planetarium, nature center, preschool. education classes in Matter of Balance, (no textbooks, please) www.rmhcrochester.org Chronic Disease Self-Management wish list computer with "touch screen" Provides lodging, emotional support and Alzheimer’s issues. children’s books computer software: speech/language and comfort to families of children Help recruit all ages of volunteers. flower bulbs programs, preschool/school-age receiving medical treatment at area Drive older adults or disabled neighbors learning programs plants, large hospitals. Supports other children's to medical appointments. construction paper, markers, crayons, supplies for summer camp: glass baby programs in the community. Friendly visitors and non-medical glue sticks, pipe cleaners, clothespins, food jars with lids, paper towel rolls, wish list caregivers for older adults and washable paint, children’s scissors plastic soda bottles, plastic containers cleaning items: disposable cleaning gloves, handicapped county residents. and glitter volunteers needed liquid handsoap, pre-wash laundry Tutors/Mentors to work with school- puzzles, games for preschool children Docents: lead school group children treatments, soft scrubbing cleaners, aged children in programs throughout toys for toddlers and preschool: on tours. toilet bowl cleaner, spray bathroom Livingston County, particularly in e.g., Fisher-Price or similar: farm, village, Ask-It explainers: interact with visitors, cleaners, Swiffer Wet Jet replacement the Dansville, Livonia, York and castle, airport, zoo (no small parts or help maintain exhibits, assist with cloths, disinfectant wipes Mt. Morris areas. plush toys, please) delivery of programming. food: individual snacks; individual coffee Tutors for adults in basic literacy whistles, straws, chewy bands Clerical support: mailings, filing. creamers (various flavors); sugar; granola and English as a Second Language. bars; breakfast bars; individual-size volunteers needed Social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. Respite providers for caregivers. cereals; microwavable meals; fresh and Gift shop: cleaning, stocking, inventory, Year-round classroom assistance frozen fruits and vegetables; sandwich Work with preschoolers on school assisting visitors. with preschoolers. meats and cheeses; chunky soups and readiness skills. Building maintenance: painting, stews; salad dressings (not Italian); Food pantry support. Rochester Hope for Pets cleaning, carpentry. mayonnaise Home delivery of meals to homebound. 2816 Monroe Avenue Grounds maintenance: raking, weeding, food wraps, storage bags, containers Call RSVP office for information. pruning, sweeping, snow shoveling. Rochester, NY 14618 gift cards: fast food, grocery, gas, etc. Phone: (585) 271-2733 x89 Nature Center (Naples, NY): trail cleaning, paper towels RSVP of Monroe County Contact: via phone or email maple sugaring, wood splitting, etc. at Lifespan Email: RochesterHopeforPets personal care items (individual size) Way Finder and Greeter: welcome and 1900 South Clinton Avenue @gmail.com direct visitors to Museum and trash bags (8, 13, and 50-gallon sizes) www.RochesterHopeforPets.org volunteers needed Rochester, NY 14618 Planetarium events. Phone: (585) 287-6377 Please visit our website for information Mission: to improve the quality of life Events hosts: welcoming, directing guests. Contact: Joanne Powers and a quick-interest form. Contact Kathy for pets living in the greater Rochester Summer and break-week camps: assist Email: [email protected] Keenahan at 442-5437 x3 or email kathyk@ area by offering financial assistance instructors, organize supplies. www.lifespan-roch.org rmhcrochester.org. toward veterinary care costs to pet owners Computer/technology: opportunities in during times of need. Assisting veterinary Helps volunteers ages 55 and older video and digitization of files. connect with local volunteer opportunities. healthcare teams with continuing RSVP of Livingston County - education and technology, and partnering Volunteers choose where and when they Rochester Music Coalition A Program of LIFESPAN want to serve and are covered with no-cost with other animal related non-profit 3 Murray Hill Drive #272 organizations to enhance the care and PO Box 26378 supplemental accident and liability Rochester, NY 14626 Mt. Morris, NY 14510 insurance while on duty. treatment of pets at local facilities. Phone: (585) 369-4294 volunteers needed Phone: (585) 235-8412 wish list Contact: Linda Fullerton Contact: Kathy Wood coupons for free items/services Call or email to join our volunteer list. Email: info@rochestermusic Email: [email protected] Help with events throughout the year. www.lifespan-roch.org gas and gift cards coalition.org office supplies: two-pocket folders, Office support: printing and mailing of www.rochestermusiccoalition.org Helps volunteers locate positions which letters for our pet memorial program. use their experience and aptitudes to card stock, business card stock (blank) Purpose is to create a thriving, profitable sponsorships of special programs, Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel is music community in Rochester. meet critical needs in the community. beneficial. Approximately 4 hours/month. Volunteers choose where and when they volunteer recognition luncheon, Musicians, club owners, radio stations, newsletter, volunteer awards press, record stores, recording studios, want to serve, and are covered with and others support and promote the art no-cost supplemental accident and tickets to area events, concerts, of music and the musicians who create it, liability insurance while on duty. sporting events, etc. regardless of genre. wish list volunteers needed www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 25 Drive older or disabled neighbors to scissors, rotary mats, cutters Tuesdays; advocates for those who are yellow legal pads, business-size #10 medical appointments, home delivered sewing machine in good working order, homeless or on the brink of being there. envelopes, glue sticks, pens meals, surplus food or blood products under 15 years old wish list postage stamps, “Forever” to area hospitals. Ziploc bags (quart and gallon sizes) aprons, dish towels, bath towels volunteers needed Financial literacy and health insurance volunteers needed blankets Health care providers: primary care counselors. Sewing help: either a one-time project cleaning supplies: bathroom cleaner, providers, nurses, dentists and dental Tutors/Mentors to work with school-age or ongoing. bleach, Pinesol, dish detergent, hygienists, podiatrists, orthopedists, children during and after school hours. Make cards that are appropriate laundry powder, scrub sponges therapists and other specialists. Tutors for adults in basic literacy and to include with the pillowcases. grocery-store items: sugar, mayonnaise, Gardeners. English as a Second Language. Organizations to host a Community Sew margarine, butter, peanut butter, jelly Masonry work. Disaster preparation. Day, where the community is invited and jam, coffee, baked beans, mustard, Committee and special events. Advocates (Ombudsman) for residents to come to your building to sew. ketchup, paper towels, sandwich bags, of long term care facilities. Help at Community Sew Days. Knowledge 39-gallon trash bags, toilet paper St. Peter's Kitchen Provide rides or other supportive services of sewing machines is helpful but men's clothes: e.g. jeans, pants, t-shirts, 681 Brown Street to veterans. not necessary. coats, sweaters, sweatshirts, winter hats, PO Box 11031 Leaders/coaches for conducting health gloves, boots, sneakers, white socks, Rochester, NY 14611 education classes in Matter of Balance, St. John's Home underwear Phone: (585) 235-6511 Chronic Disease Self-Management and 150 Highland Avenue personal care items (travel-size): Contact: Patricia Lorenzen Alzheimer’s issues. Rochester, NY 14620 toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, Email: [email protected] Many other opportunities throughout Phone: (585) 760-1293 shaving cream, soap, disposable shaving A soup kitchen serving the city's west side. Monroe County. Call RSVP office Contact: Lori Lorraine razors, hand lotion, foot powder, cream Soup kitchen: open Monday-Friday, for information. Email: [email protected] silverware, salt and pepper shakers serving a hot meal at lunchtime from www.stjohnsliving.com sleeping bags noon-1:15 pm. Clothing closet: open Rush Public Library An Eden Home where we nurture volunteers needed Thursdays from 9:30-11:00 am. 5977 East Henrietta Road relationships between our elders and Prepare and serve lunch: 9 am-1 pm wish list Rush, NY 14543 our volunteers. Sort clothes. aluminum foil Phone: (585) 533-1370 wish list Clean. baked beans, tuna, canned fruit, frozen Contact: Kirsten Flass books on CD meats, sugar, butter, black pepper, Email: [email protected] Help staff night shelter. books, large-print (October 15 - April 15). Will train. coffee, creamer, flour, 100% fruit juice, Serves the residents of Rush, as well CD player, personal-size CD players, CDs beef and poultry gravy as other Monroe County patrons. garden supplies: dirt, mulch, garden tools We are a member of the Monroe cotton fabric for walker bags St. Joseph’s County Library System. DVD movies, DVD player Neighborhood Center paper towels, napkins, toilet tissue, Kleenex wish list sun hats, visors 417 South Avenue Ziploc freezer bags, gallon size books (used, good-quality) for book sale volunteers needed Rochester, NY 14620 (limit 4 boxes at one time) Transporters to push wheelchairs Phone: (585) 325-5260 x1002 volunteers needed Contact: Anne McKenna office supplies: paper, ink cartridges, etc. within the building. Drivers for picking up deliveries Email: [email protected] on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. postage stamps Visitors who enjoy reminiscing www.sjncenter.org Manage a Foodlink Mobile Pantry volunteers needed with our elders. Ice Cream Shop. Provides comprehensive health care, once a month. Please call for volunteer opportunities, counseling and social work services Dishwashers on Mondays and Tuesdays. including shelving, gardening and Musicians. to individuals and families who lack Cooks for 1st and 3rd Wednesdays and 1st, data entry. Library cart. access to health insurance. Accompany elders and staff on outings. 3rd and 4th Friday of each month. wish list Ryan's Case for Smiles Bingo volunteers. Esp. needed: personal-size care St. Vincent de Paul Society/ PO Box 624 Snack cart. products (soap, shampoo, deodorant, Clarkson, NY 14430 toothpaste, single-wrapped St. Francis Xavier Cabrini Phone: (585) 395-1001 St. Joseph's toothbrushes, lotion); disposable razors, Conference Contact: Debra Bartz House of Hospitality $10-15 Wegmans or Tops gift cards, 124 Evergreen Street Email: [email protected] Rochester Catholic Worker $10 gas cards, 10-ride city bus passes Rochester, NY 14605 www.sew4smiles.webs.com Phone: (585) 338-2330 402 South Avenue (available at Tops/Wegmans) Provides handmade, bright, cheerful cleaning supplies: disinfectant wipes Contact: Peter Schaad Rochester, NY 14620 Email: [email protected] pillowcases to children battling cancer Mailing Address: (e.g., Clorox wipes), aerosol air fresheners A social ministry committee at St Francis and other life-changing illnesses when PO Box 31049, Rochester, NY 14603 (subtle scents), toilet bowl cleaner, Xavier Cabrini working to improve the they enter the hospital for treatment. The Phone: (585) 271-2323 disinfectant aerosol bathroom cleaner, quality of life in our community, and children may keep their pillowcases. Contact: George McVey distilled water (gallon-size), 13- and provide basic household items to those wish list Email: [email protected] 30-gallon trash bags who cannot afford them. card-making supplies: ink, stamps, www.saintjoeshouse.org gift cards: Staples or OfficeMax wish list shape punchers, etc. Serves lunch daily, operates a men's grocery items: coffee (regular & decaf), fabric (cotton, flannel, polar fleece) for emergency shelter, gives out clean men's tea bags (regular), instant hot chocolate, dishes children from birth to 18/20 years old clothes, provides a shower, offers clothes powdered coffee creamer, microwave electronics for recycling gift cards to purchase needed supplies washing and makes available a local popcorn, napkins, toilet paper, paper (call for more information) laundry soap (mild, hypoallergenic) phone; all with no charge to recipients. towels, Kleenex, brown paper lunch bags furniture: beds, dressers, table sewing equipment: basic items such as Holds a weekly ecumenical service on office supplies: copy paper, white, 8.5 x 11, and chairs, lamps, etc. 26 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org linens The Salvation Army – and have no means of support. Provides, wish list pots and pans Rochester Area Services food, clothes, hygiene products, medical air purifiers (large) volunteers needed 70 Liberty Pole Way linkages (including prescriptions and bird cages, perches, toys (all sizes), Home visits. PO Box 41210 mental health) case management, toy-making parts Rochester, NY 14604 parenting, mentoring, life skill classes, bird food: pellets, seeds, treats Drivers for donation pickups. money management, conflict resolution, Marketing person. Phone: (585) 987-9500 bird play gyms Contact: Tracy Dalykas job training and education linkages, GED Grant writer. buckets Email: admin@rochester prep and college readiness. fresh fruits and veggies Store volunteers. salvationarmy.org wish list www.rochestersalvationarmy.org appliances: gas dryers, washing machines, gift cards: Pet$aver Saint's Place Includes Youth Enrichment Services; coffee pots handsoap, hand sanitizer, Listerine St. Louis Church Homeless Shelters (4); Emergency & grocery-store items: dish soap, laundry land, donated, to build a sanctuary 46 South Main Street Family Services; Seasonal Services, detergent, light bulbs, shampoo, Kleenex newspaper Pittsford, NY 14534 including the Christmas Toy Shop, gift cards: Wegmans, Tops pet carriers Phone: (585) 385-6860 Adopt-A-Family and Project Bundle-Up; lamps postage stamps Contact: Michele Quinn and three Worship and Service Centers. over-the-counter medications: sheets (queen, king), towels, blankets Email: [email protected] wish list www.saintsplace.org aspirin, antacids, Band-Aids, etc. shop vac Bibles Assists legal refugees starting their first sheets (single-size 78 x 36), blankets, sponges, scrubbies blankets, sheets, bedspreads, towels, home in Rochester. The people we assist pillows, bath towels, washcloths van, working washcloths are starting from scratch. They arrive with personal care items: bars of soap, volunteers needed books for children only a few personal belongings. men’s deodorant, toothpaste, razors, Must be 18 or older. craft supplies for children shaving cream, wish list Answer phones, greet visitors, Items should be in good or new condition. diapers, diaper wipes volunteers needed show them around. appliances (small), esp. rice cookers, irons, fleece fabric Painters, carpenters, electricians, Clean cages. working vacuum cleaners, clock radios lawn mowers, gas, self-propelled (2) plumbers, general maintenance, landscape, trades teachers, GED teachers. Help with and work fundraisers. baby diapers, all sizes personal care items: bar soap, shampoo, Donation pickup. feminine hygiene products, toothbrushes, Mentors. dishes, flatware, glasses Grant writers. toothpaste, lotion, deodorant, etc. drying racks Advertising, public relations help. postage stamps SEAFISH furniture (gently used): dressers, twin Transportation Service or double-size beds (no king size), power tools (e.g., blowers, edgers, snow shovels) 220 Idlewood Road The Senior Connection kitchen tables and chairs, coffee tables, c/o Lifespan end tables, sofas, (no sofa beds or shower curtains, heavy-duty Rochester, NY 14618 recliners, please) yarn Phone: 585-271-5355 to volunteer 1900 South Clinton Avenue Contact: Esti Kilimnick Rochester, NY 14618 linens: full- and twin-size sheets and volunteers needed Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 244-8400 x152 comforters, blankets, towels (all sizes) Individuals and groups welcome. www.jfsrochester.org Contact: Katie Jividen pots and pans, esp. large cooking Please call or email for information. A free transportation service run by Email: [email protected] pots and saucepans College Internships for Men, Women volunteer drivers for low-income disabled www.lifespan-roch.org telephones (not battery-operated) and Youth Shelters. individuals who are unable to take A joint project with the U of R; evaluating volunteers needed Assist with serving and room setup, RTS buses. We serve zip codes 14618, the impact of how having a volunteer Van drivers and crew: pickup and delivery packing food bags, storeroom 14620, 14607 and 14610. companion can help older adults enjoy of donated furniture. Three hours/week maintenance, cleaning, unloading Clients call 585-271-7111 to schedule rides. better health. truck deliveries. commitment. Assist with lifting furniture. volunteers needed volunteers needed Assist students with their homework Maintain grounds and building, People 55 years and older to provide two snow removal, painting, minor repairs. Drivers to provide transportation to and school projects Wednesdays at medical appointments, grocery shopping, friendly phone calls and two friendly visits St. Boniface Church and Thursdays at the Special Events: annual golf tournament, pharmacy prescription pickup, etc. each month. Training provided. Free ‘aging Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Spirit, Project Bundle-Up, Christmas. well’ classes and mileage reimbursement. 4:45-6:00 pm. Help adults learn English. Seasonal Events (November-December): Second Chance Sort and organize donations at our toy distribution, food distribution, Serenity House Pittsford location. Two hours/week Bell Ringers. Bird Rescue, Inc. 1278 Brace Road commitment. Must have good mobility. PO Box 64183 Rochester, NY 14624 Victor, NY 14564 Sort clothing and assist refugees in Saving Grace Ministries of Phone: (585) 370-7157 Phone: 585-924-5840 selecting clothing at St. John of Rochester - Grace House Contact: Barb Vagg Contact: Kayko Harris Jarmuez Rochester Church in Fairport. 1140 Norton Street Email: secondchancebirdrescue@ Email: [email protected] Grant-writing strategies and activities. Rochester, NY 14621 rochester.rr.com www.serenity-house.org Monthly evening meetings. Mailing Address: www.secondchancebirdrescue.com Provides specialized care for the terminally Plan and work on a fundraising committee, Grace House Rochester Mission: to temporarily re-home unwanted ill, their families and loved ones. Care plan and organize fundraisers. PO Box 15383, Rochester NY 14615 or abused birds while we care for their administered focuses on controlling pain, Monthly meetings. Phone: (585) 473-9070 needs, establish a healthy diet and trusting as well as helping residents and their Public relations and marketing, project-by- Contact: Rev. Jim Crowley relationship, and identify a forever loving families come to terms with the emotional project basis. Flexible schedule. Email: [email protected] home. We offer educational programs for and spiritual issues they may be www.sgmworld.org/rochester schools, daycares, home schooling, Girl encountering. Transitional homes for men who have Scouts, Boy Scouts and much more. wish list been recently released from incarceration www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 27 baby wipes Sisters of Mercy of the conditioner, infant formula (all varieties) soccer equipment (pinnies, goals, bath towels Americas - NyPPaW - bath towels, washcloths cleats, shin guards, uniforms) bed sheets (twin, extra-long) Andrews Center beds (new mattresses), kitchen tables, soccer sponsorship for men and women 123 Whittington Road couches van (12-15 passengers) cleaning supplies: unscented laundry Rochester, NY 14609 cookware (new), pots, pans volunteers needed detergent, liquid handsoap, Lysol spray, Phone: (585) 654-5515 first-aid kits Teachers for weekends. cleaning products with bleach Contact: Sister Kathleen Kolmer gift cards for grocery store, discount store: Grant writers. coffee (regular and decaffeinated), Email: [email protected] e.g. Wegmans, Tops, Target, Walmart non-dairy creamers, sugar www.mercynyppaw.org laundry detergent, disinfectant Spiritus Christi combs, brushes (new) A special service home providing cleaning products, dish soap Mental Health Center 24-hour care for children from infancy copy paper: white, colored personal care items (full-size and 121 North Fitzhugh Street dryer sheets, fabric softener sheets to 12 years of age who suffer from unopened): toothpaste, toothbrushes, physical and emotional disabilities Rochester, NY 14614 gift cards: Lowe's, Walmart, Wegmans, body lotion, bath and body soap, Phone: (585) 325-1180 x114 such as Down’s Syndrome; an inability shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, Home Depot, OfficeMax, Staples to see, walk or speak; various neurological Contact: Maureen Marlow ink cartridges: Epson 676 black and color feminine hygiene products, Email: [email protected] disorders; abuse and neglect. The Outreach disposable razors, etc. light bulbs: outdoor halogen, indoor Program provides former children and Staff of volunteer, licensed mental-health pillows (standard-size), extra-long halogen 65, 40, 60 watt their families food, clothing, school professionals provides mental health care twin- and queen-size sheets, paper products: paper towels, tall kitchen supplies and household items as needed. free of charge for youth and adults who blankets, comforters bags (clear or white only), 40-gallon wish list are uninsured or underinsured. planners, calendars, accordion files garbage bags, dry & wet Swiffer refills baby diapers, wipes wish list socks (all sizes) postage stamps bus passes gift cards: Staples, Wegmans toilet paper sympathy cards Clorox wipes money donation (any monetary value) - underwear for women and children $30 pays for one visit for a person in need vinyl and latex gloves, medium and large gift cards: grocery stores (unopened packages - adult, plus postage stamps wild bird seed ink for printer: HP 920 and children’s sizes) volunteers needed volunteers needed monetary donations volunteers needed Licensed therapists, psychiatrists Caregivers: assist in the hands-on care paper products, paper towels One-on-one tutoring and mentoring and nurse practitioners. of our residents. postage stamps for children grades K-12. Commit to Fundraisers. Help with fundraising activities, one night/week from 6:15-7:30 pm Grant writers. gardening, cleaning and cooking. SOFI Transportation/Elderbus for at least an entire semester. 4646 Nine Mile Point Road Assist with arts program weekly. Shepherd Home Starbridge Fairport, NY 14450 Assist with childcare weeknight 1959 Five Mile Line Road Phone: (585) 377-8117 evenings and weekend day hours. 1650 South Avenue, Suite 200 Penfield, NY 14526 Contact: Robin Casella Rochester, NY 14620 Phone: (585) 381-0890 Phone: (585) 546-1700 Email: [email protected] Somali Community Outreach Contact: Betsy Inglis Contact: Jean Sciacchitano Provides transportation service within & Education Center, Inc. Email: [email protected] the Town of Perinton/Village of Fairport Email: [email protected] 207 Tremont Street, Suite 112 www.shepherdhome.org for Perinton residents age 60 and older. www.starbridge.org Rochester, NY 14608 A two-bed comfort-care home for volunteers needed Partners with people with disabilities, terminally ill persons whose physicians Phone: (585) 694-1283 their families and others who support have determined that they are within Drivers (using their personal vehicles) Contact: Mohamud Abdirashid to transport Perinton seniors to and from them, to realize fulfilling possibilities in the last three months of life. Email: [email protected] education, employment, health and medical appointments and essential Mission: to provide services to help wish list errands. We offer mileage reimbursement community living. cleaning supplies Somalis and other refugees undergo wish list and provide supplementary insurance. smooth transitional process, become copy paper self-sufficient and successful through gift cards for haircuts and gift cards Sojourner House at Pathstone the following programs: Job Search recreational opportunities paper products 30 Millbank Street and Employment Referral, Translation gift cards: Wegmans, Tops, Walmart postage stamps Rochester, NY 14619 & Interpretation, After-School Program, RTS bus passes towels and washcloths Phone: (585) 436-7100 x104 Youth and Sport Program, Housing school supplies trash bags, 13- and 30-gallon Contact: Mia Young Assistance, Childcare and volunteers needed Email: [email protected] Parental Education, Transportation, Strong Behavioral Health www.sojournerhouse.org Counseling and Case Management, Hands-on caregivers. 300 Crittenden Boulevard Serves homeless women and their Cultural Orientation, Citizenship. Yard maintenance. Rochester, NY 14642 children, and offers a continuum of care wish list Experienced grant writer. Phone: (585) 275-3579 which begins with providing shelter and computer desk and chairs Contact: Barbara Legler Baking for special events. in most cases ends with a stabilized computers (desktop or laptop) Email: Barbara_Legler@ Fundraising committee members. family flourishing in a supportive copier-fax machine urmc.rochester.edu Experienced Board of Directors candidates. living environment. desk chairs for classroom Offers a range of inpatient and outpatient wish list meeting table mental health and addiction services for All items must be NEW or UNUSED. monetary contributions for rent children, youth, adults and older adults. Please call to schedule a drop off. wish list baby products: diapers (all sizes including office desk and chairs printer-copier arts and crafts supplies: e.g. construction Pull-Ups), wipes, soap, lotion, shampoo, paper, fuse beads, bead kits, colored 28 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org pencils, markers, paper, stencils, card food donations Provides care for children 6 weeks-5 years VA Medical Center stock, Model Magic, felt posters to color, paper bags (regular brown grocery bags) at our Canal View location; and for children 400 Fort Hill Avenue paint by numbers, stamps, stamp pads, volunteers needed 5-12 years of age at our School Age Canandaigua, NY 14424 watercolor paper and paint, Crayola Help obtain food, pack and distribute. location: 2131 Elmwood Avenue, Phone: (585) 393-7759 products, scrapbooking materials, 4 x 6 (585) 271-6830. Answer the Help-Line requests. Times Contact: Robin Johnson photo paper, pocket folders, acrylic paint, wish list Email: [email protected] white t-shirts, papier-maché boxes, are flexible, training is given, and the calls can be forwarded to your home. arts and crafts supplies: yarn, felt, colored Veterans' health care facility. Provides both magazines, glue sticks, crayons, paper, cookie cutters, fabric scraps inpatient and outpatient treatment. coloring books Esp. needed: drivers the 3rd Saturday batteries: AA, C, D wish list basketballs, Nerf basketball hoops and morning of the month to deliver food board games air mattresses basketballs, balls (soft) for Kickball, to our senior clients. beach balls Buy fresh fruits and vegetables at books and toys, ages 3 months-12 years alarm clocks Bath & Body Works personal care products the public market or farmers markets. CD players gift cards: Walmart, Wegmans, Tops, gasoline Bingo prizes (e.g., cards, socks, lotion, child gates books, journals) Trillium Health cleaning supplies grocery-store items: ground regular and decaf coffee, cream, sugar, books for 12-18 years (new, gently used) 259 Monroe Avenue clothes, dress-up, for children Rochester, NY 14607 diapers, disposable nonperishable food items, baked mixes bus passes, 10-ride (muffins, cookies, etc.), English muffins, Phone: (585) 210-4244 digital cameras CDs, relaxation Contact: Pamela Rogers peanut butter, jelly, soft candy, sugarless composition books Email: [email protected] easel paper, large rolls candy, napkins, Styrofoam plates and games: e.g. dominoes, checkers, Scrabble, www.trilliumhealth.org financial donations cups, plastic silverware, dish soap Sequence, Trouble, Sorry, Connect Four; Dedicated to offering a compassionate gift cards and adult presents model and paint-by-number kits Leapfrog Leapster games (grades K-2), approach to quality health care, for staff recognition personal care items: e.g., toothbrushes, crossword, word search, jigsaw puzzles; behavioral wellness, adult day health, laminator toothpaste, shampoo, lotion, playing cards, card games e.g. Uno, health insurance assistance, sexually office supplies deodorant, shaving cream Phase 10 transmitted infection (STI) testing, riding toys phone cards, prepaid gift certificates: music CDs, craft supplies, cancer screening, harm reduction services, software, educational postage stamps games, etc. Hepatitis C and HIV/AIDS care, health washcloths, towels sneakers, all sizes Guitar Hero education and outreach, public advocacy, volunteers needed socks, underwear, t-shirts (all new) guitar, karaoke system food cupboard, transportation and Minor maintenance and small repairs. sweatshirts, sweatpants (new) iPods, iPod/CD players housing services, emergency financial aid and peer support groups. Minor landscaping: tree/bush trimming. tickets to baseball games, movies, K'Nex building sets (high need), Musical person to perform for children. fast-food restaurants Duplo blocks, Hacky Sacks, baby dolls, wish list wallets dollhouse, puzzles (grades 1-5), etc. bottled water winter coats, knit hats, gloves, shoes, boots magazine subscriptions for waiting area canned pet food TYKEs (Theatre Young Kids Enjoy) volunteers needed magazines without staples casual clothing for men and women: e.g. (new or gently used) athletic wear, socks, underwear, t-shirts JCC - 1200 Edgewood Avenue Clerical: typing, filing, phone calls. Rochester, NY 14618 rewards: “dollar-store” type items to be holiday gifts for children under 16 Drive vans to and from clinic Phone: (585) 461-2000 x269 used as small rewards for progress toward laundry detergent appointments at Canandaigua VAMC, Contact: Freyda Schneider goals: e.g. silly putty, koosh balls, etc. linens, towels and washcloths Rochester Outpatient Clinic, Syracuse Email: [email protected] and Buffalo VA Medical Centers to stress balls (“squishy”) nonperishable food items: e.g. canned www.tykestheatre.org assist outpatient veterans. goods, baby food, juices, peanut butter, Wii and Wii games Created to captivate children and their jelly, dry cereals, pasta, healthy snacks Companion therapy, visitation, yoga mats families with best-loved bedtime stories, feeding hospitalized veterans. personal care items (men and women): fairy tales, and literature brought alive on e.g. razors, body soap, shampoo, lotion, SWEM (Southwest stage by adult, professional actors. Inspires Veterans Outreach deodorant, oral hygiene, sanitary items, an appreciation of the arts, fosters an Ecumenical Ministries) toilet paper Center, Inc. (VOC) Community Services awareness of literature and promotes winter items: hats, scarves, gloves, coats, communications and social interaction 459 South Avenue 350 Chili Avenue boots, blankets skills while teaching important life lessons. Rochester, NY 14620 Rochester, NY 14611-2569 volunteers needed Phone: (585) 546-1081 Phone: (585) 235-4494 wish list Volunteers are appreciated throughout the Contact: Michele Michaels Contact: Karen Woodward acrylic paint, assorted colors Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] year for a variety of tasks, big and small. 9-volt batteries Please call Marcia Famolaro at (585) 210- www.veteransoutreachcenter.org bottled water, individual-serving size A community food cupboard serving the 4188 or [email protected]. Offers transitional housing, mental southwest region of Rochester/Monroe CDRs, blank health services, educational and vocational County. Provides emergency food bags Twelve Corners gray primer, indoor/outdoor training programs, and other supportive at satellite sites through requests to a services for veterans and their families; Day Care Center paint rollers, paintbrushes (clean), telephone Help-Line. Delivers monthly trays and tray liners and provides referrals to community food bags to elderly clients with limited 155 Canal View Boulevard plastic containers, empty resources for substance abuse treatment, finances and Christmas dinner baskets to Rochester, NY 14623 (for mixing paint) domestic violence issues, post-traumatic those in need. Offers Client Choice where Phone: (585) 272-0880 stress disorders, parenting skills, and other plastic cups the client shops in the cupboard. Foodlink Contact: Darlene Smythe personal development and empowerment Mobile Pantry comes one day Email: TwelveCornersDayCare@ services needed: postcard printing, programs. Operates STARS & STRIPES a month to distribute food. hotmail.com photography The Flag Store at 455 South Avenue wish list www.twelvecornersdaycare.com offering a vast selection of American, www.communitywishbook.org AGENCY LISTINGS Community Wishbook 2015-2016 29 National and Military flags. gift cards: books, Call 787-8326 or visit www.VNSnet.com/ communications with the community wish list crafts, electronics, sports, iTunes meals-on-wheels for more information. and the media. cartridges: HP45, HP75, HP92A, hair dryers, flat irons, curling irons Hospice: loyal, caring, and compassionate Clerical support. Call for details. Dell series 11, Kodak 10XL infant car seats (new) individuals interested in providing We welcome situations where individuals, CDs and DVDs (blank) infant diapers comfort to terminally ill patients and companies, or groups wish to create chairs (4 matching) for round table journals, school supplies their families. their own personalized roles. chairs for reception area MP3 players, iPods, headphones Call 787-2233 x8247 or visit www.VNSnet. com/hospice-care for more information. cleaning supplies: hand sanitizer, air sweatshirts (new), hooded (XL), Wild Wings, Inc. freshener, tall kitchen garbage bags, boys or girls at Mendon Ponds Park Webster Comfort Care Home dishwashing liquid, paper towels, etc. towels and washcloths 27 Pond Road 700 Holt Road computer accessories: canned air, winter gloves, hats, scarves (new) Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 Webster, NY 14580 Phone: (585) 334-7790 screen cleaner, anti-static screen cloths, volunteers needed flash drives (2 GB or more) Phone: (585) 872-5290 Contact: Terry Kozakiewicz Administrative, editing and Contact: Maisy Buckley computers, desktop (5), Email: [email protected] design project support. Email:VolunteerCoord@ www.wildwingsinc.org Windows 0S7 or newer Help organize and run fundraising events, webstercomfortcare.org flat files for art storage Fosters awareness, enhances respect, research, database and reporting work. www.webstercomfortcare.org and promotes personal responsibility floor mats, large, non-skid (6) Various property beautification projects. Community-based comfort care home, for the natural world. Houses permanently freezers, upright (3), commercial (1) Help plan and volunteer at events — committed to providing comprehensive injured birds of prey. headphones, 12 sets matching fundraising, family and cultivation. and compassionate care to the wish list terminally ill and their families in kitchen: pots, pans, baking pans, non-stick batteries: AAA skillets, knives, knife sharpener, cooking a home-like atmosphere. Visiting Nurse Service of brooms utensils, silverware, plates, glasses wish list Rochester and Monroe County copy/computer paper milk, 20 gallons weekly copy paper 2180 Empire Boulevard garden tools, shovels, wheelbarrow office supplies: copy paper, pens, lined Webster, NY 14580 gift cards: Target, BJ's, Wegmans, tablets, clipboards, rubberbands, paper Bed Bath & Beyond gloves, latex disposable; work and Phone: (585) 787-8748 garden gloves clips, envelopes, Scotch tape, etc. Contact: Kate Whitman grocery-store items: Ziploc bags (storage table set with 6-8 chairs Email: [email protected] and freezer, all sizes), aluminum foil, grocery-store items: freezer bags (large), 55-gallon trash bags, paper towels, vacuum cleaners (6) www.VNSnet.com wax paper, Stretch-Tight, tissues, Clorox napkins video camera Provides compassionate home health care 2, Eco light-bulbs (40w CFL soft-white, hydrogen peroxide For addition items, visit www. and services to preserve quality of life and floodlights 65w soft-white), dishcloths, lumber, 2 x 4, 1 x 6 (not pressure treated) communitywishbook.org. independence. We provide hospice care, 8-oz. cans of veggies, canned soup, tall kitchen trash bags, soap (laundry, mops volunteers needed Meals On Wheels and the Nurse-Family Partnership program which promotes the dishwasher, hand), wet Swiffers, gloves postage stamps Many volunteer opportunities are available. health and self-sufficiency of low-income, (latex and non-latex), toilet paper, Please contact Kristen Hoag poster frames first-time mothers and their children. napkins, paper plates, 8-oz. jelly jars, at (585) 546-1081 or find a volunteer snow shovels wish list regular and wide-mouth canning application online at www veteransoutreach rings and lids sunflower seed baby bathtubs, bath seats, booster seats, center.org/ways-to-help/volunteer. jar-mix ingredients: white flour, white tree pole trimmer bouncy seats, diapers, diaper bags, gates, used ink cartridges from printers, highchairs, monitors, sleep sacks, strollers sugar, brown sugar, beef and chicken Villa of Hope bouillon granules, dried lentils and split for recycling bed alarms 3300 Dewey Avenue peas, barley, white rice, tri-color small vacuum cleaner Rochester, NY 14616 blankets, lightweight pasta (rotini or wheels), quick oats, venison, uncooked chicken drumsticks only Phone: (585) 865-1550 x284 body pillows corn meal, chopped walnuts and volunteers needed Contact: Gerianne Puskas breast feeding pillows, cover-ups almonds, butterscotch, peanut butter, Gift shop, hours 9:30 am-2 pm. Email: Gerianne.Puskas@ bus passes, monthly white and chocolate chips, toffee bits, villaofhope.org cat or dog food for pets dried apple slices, chopped or minced www.villaofhope.org dried onion, chili seasoning mix Willow Domestic (unopened: canned or dry) Violence Center Responsive provider of services to children comfort-care supplies: e.g., office supplies: ballpoint pens, #10 pencils, PO Box 39601 and their families in our county and state. table fans, pillows, cotton sheets colored markers, Post-it notes (all sizes), Serves over 2,000 youth a year through a Rochester, NY 14604 hats, gloves, scarves: adult size envelopes (business-size) comprehensive range of programs, from postage stamps, "Forever" Phone: (585) 232-7353 (newly purchased or handmade) Contact: Donation Assistant x224 kids with mental health issues to youth volunteers needed with chemical dependency addictions. hospital gowns Email: donationasst@willow Provide basic personal care with duties wish list lap blankets, hand-knitted centerny.org deemed appropriate by the nurse. www.WillowCenterNY.org All gifts should be teen appropriate. Pack 'n Play units, fitted sheets for Pack 'n Plays Computer IT person with solid knowledge Mission: to prevent domestic violence alarm clocks twin sheets, long (with fitted sheet) of Microsoft programs. Call for details. and ensure every survivor has access to art supplies fits mattress up to 18-inches deep Design and create brochures, information the services and supports needed along backpacks walker bags, double-handled packets, posters and fundraising the journey to a safe and empowered life. basketballs, footballs, soccer balls campaign books. Yaktrax traction cleats for snow and ice wish list bedding (new): twin comforters, Maintenance needs of the yard and house; volunteers needed Please check our website for additional sheets, pillows general garden maintenance. Deliver Meals On Wheels. Easy to follow items. Call for drop-off location and hours. books Help raise money through campaigns routes take about an hour. Weekly, diapers (size 2 and 6) and events, and generate and promote duffel bags, sports bags monthly, or just a few times a year. pajamas, women and children 30 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 AGENCY LISTINGS www.communitywishbook.org school supplies pencil sharpeners, electric Youth for Christ, USA YWCA of Rochester sheets and blankets (twin size) picnic tables for W&B Gell Center (Rochester Chapter) and Monroe County socks for women and children (new) of the Finger Lakes 1 Favor Street 40 Bittner Street toys (new) plants, lamps, floor lamps Rochester, NY 14608 Rochester, NY 14604 underwear, women and children (new) plates, bowls, platters, matching sets Phone: (585) 256-5050 Phone: (585) 368-2261 women's slippers, flip-flops Rubbermaid bins, clear, large for storage Contact: Larry Waller Contact: Chrissie Irish Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] volunteers needed snowblower for sidewalk area www.yfcrochester.org www.ywcarochester.org Please contact the Volunteer Coordinator vacuum cleaner Offers an after-school program to anyone Programs focus on providing support at 232-5200 x234. word board games (Scrabble, Boggle, etc.) who lives within the Rochester city limits, for pregnant and parenting teens and regardless of race, gender or ethnicity. their babies, and on offering a continuum Women's Care Center Young Women's Serves children ages 5-21. Provides of housing for women of all ages and 3252 Lake Avenue College Prep, Inc. mentoring and social development family situations. Rochester, NY 14612 311 Flower City Park through seasonal sports leagues. wish list Phone: (585) 865-0360 Rochester, NY 14615 wish list Because of limited storage, we regret that Contact: Joan McCarthy Phone: (585) 254-0320 x1112 arts and crafts kits and supplies: stickers, we are not able to accept used items other www.RochesterWomensCare.com Contact: Jacqueline Procope-Isaacs glitter glue, glue sticks (all sizes), than used cell phones. Serves women and their young children Email: jisaacs@youngwomens markers, Sharpies, scrapbook supplies, Adopt-A-Family donors ( individuals or in need. Offers free pregnancy tests, collegeprep.org crayons, construction paper groups) to donate holiday gift items for and provides emotional support, www.youngwomenscollegeprep.org baby toys of all sizes (no stuffed animals) women and children: 1-3 gifts for each encouragement and material assistance Mission: to break the cycle of poverty baby wipes, diapers, diaper pails, diaper "adopted" family member for pregnant women and mothers. for young urban girls by increasing their rash cream, lotion, baby powder, baby baby and toddler clothes (new) wish list economic self-sufficiency through shampoo, etc. canned and boxed foods: e.g. soup, cereal baby items (new or gently used): strollers, improved leadership skills, career board games: Life, Monopoly, Sorry, Clue diapers, diaper bags and infant formula Pack n’ Plays, highchairs, bassinets, awareness, college readiness and college card games: Skipbo, Uno (all sizes, varieties - unexpired, please) swings, baby gates access. Creates, implements and supports cleaning supplies: disinfectant wipes, toilet gift cards: bookstores, shoe stores, baby clothes, boy’s new or gently used: innovative programs that educate the cleaning supplies, paper towels, dust mops maternity stores, grocery stores, movie esp. sizes newborn-3 months, 3-6 whole girl — academically, socially theaters, children's museums, etc. months, 6-9 months, 2T and emotionally. cooking supplies: pots, pans, serving trays spoons and dishes linens (new): twin-size sheet sets, blanket and terry sleepers, baby gowns wish list first-aid kits comforters, blankets, mattress pads, crib sheets books for babies: strollers, highchairs, playpens bath towels, washcloths diapers college banners (www.collegeflagsand banners.com/college_pennantsets_ (new or used) personal care items: (new, unopened) formula, esp. Enfamil 390_ctg.html) gift cards: Wegmans, Walmart, BJ's, hand and body lotion, shampoo, girls clothes (new or gently used): esp. 2T gym scooters Hess, etc. conditioner, soap, deodorant, toothpaste, hooded towels toothbrushes, hairbrushes, combs, school supplies household items: microwaves, toaster onesies, socks, unisex bibs women’s razors, washcloths (Please, no sports equipment: basketballs, 28.5 inch, ovens, lamps, bed sets, etc. volunteers needed mouthwashes or medicines like Tylenol, cleats, floor hockey sticks and indoor laptop computers, good working condition etc.) Peer counselors. Training provided. balls, frisbees, Kan Jam, kickballs, soccer monetary gifts (can be donated online) powdered laundry detergents Telephone counselors. Training provided. balls (size 5, like new), softball bats, office supplies: pens, pencils, paper clips, strollers, highchairs, baby carriers, car Sort donations, prepare materials gloves, balls, stability balls, yoga blocks, copy paper, Post-it notes, tape (clear, seats, cribs (For liability reasons, items to aid clients. tennis racquets masking, packing), etc. must be brand new.) volunteers needed paper products: paper plates, napkins, volunteers needed Writers & Books Provide support and opportunities plastic cups and tableware Mentors. 740 University Avenue to the students to enhance their restroom supplies: toilet paper, handsoap, Rochester, NY 14607 learning experiences. paper towels Please call Ruth Kramer at 368-2265 Phone: (585) 473-2590 x103 Tutors: people of all ages to help out or [email protected] for many school supplies for all ages opportunities. Contact: Kathy Pottetti in our after-school tutoring program volunteers needed Email: [email protected] Monday-Thursday 3:30-5:00 pm. Mentors for one year, need to be at least www.wab.org Host a fundraiser: car washes, bake sales, 21 years old, have a NYS driver license Promotes reading and writing as book drives, concerts, anything! and a reliable vehicle. lifelong activities for people of all Provide students with a half day Organize donations a few hours bi-weekly. ages and backgrounds. of job shadowing. Update contact and donor database. wish list Members for advisory committees Spruce up the building (one-time card stock or specialty papers (any size) including health and wellness, student volunteer day for groups or individuals). carpet cleaning system, heavy-duty leadership conference, and engagement. Snack Bar workers for special events. CD player, portable No previous experience or specific skills are necessary. Clerical: filing, answer phone, clocks for classrooms calling donors. coat tree/rack (3) Please visit communitywishbook.org for copy paper, 8.5 x 11, all colors additional wish list and volunteer needs. Magnetic Poetry and board office furniture (new): couches, chairs, carpets www.communitywishbook.org ITEMS NEEDED INDEX Community Wishbook 2015-2016 31 ITEMS NEEDED Have an item to donate? Here's who needs it! In this Index, "Wish List" items are grouped by categories. Please see the alphabetical Agency Listings starting on page 3 for more information, including the agency's contact person, email, phone number and details on the items needed. CATEGORIES: Computers: Printers, Cartridges Kitchen Items Pet & Animal Supplies Appliances Computers: Used Cartridges to Recycle (Dishes, Pots, Pans, Utensils, etc.) Photographic Supplies Arts & Crafts Supplies Computers: Software, Games Lawn and Garden, Outdoor Items (Projectors, Tripods, Albums, etc.) Baby Items Copiers, Copier Toner Linens (Blankets, Sheets, Towels, etc.) Postage Stamps Batteries Copy Paper Magazines, Subscriptions Recreation, Travel, Exercise, Sports, Books DVD Players, TVs, VCRs Medical and Safety Items and Camping Items Building and Home Improvement DVDs, Videos, Video Movies Miscellaneous Items School & Classroom Supplies Cameras, Video Cameras Furniture, Carpeting Money Donations, Sponsorships Services Needed CD & MP3 Players, Sound Equipment Gift Cards, Phone Cards Musical Instruments, Music Tickets, Passes, Tokens CDs, Tapes, Records Gifts, Prizes, Holiday Items, etc. Office Furniture Tools Clothing Grocery Store Items Office Supplies & Equipment Toys and Games Computers, iPads, Tablets (Food, Cleaning Supplies, etc.) Outdoor Furniture (includes Puzzles, Video Games) Computers: Accessories Home Decor Personal Care Items Vans, Vehicles, Auto Supplies
Appliances Camp Haccamo Rochester Hearing and Speech Center Villa of Hope A Meal and More Catholic Charities Community Services Ryan's Case for Smiles Visiting Nurse Service American Cancer Society Hope Lodge Catholic Family Center St. John's Home Willow Domestic Violence Center Bridges for Brain Injury CDS Monarch The Salvation Army Women's Care Center Catholic Charities Community Services Charles Settlement House Strong Behavioral Health Youth for Christ, USA Coffee Connection/Project Empower Child Life Program, Roch General Hospital Twelve Corners Day Care Center YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County Community Lutheran Ministry Children Awaiting Parents VA Medical Center Batteries East House Cobblestone Arts Center Villa of Hope Bivona Child Advocacy Center Epilepsy - Pralid Community Child Care Center Youth for Christ, USA Bridges for Brain Injury Flower City Habitat for Humanity Community Lutheran Ministry Baby Items Catholic Charities Community Services Furnished 4 Life Ministry The Community Place - Aging Services Alternatives for Battered Women Daystar for Medically Fragile Children Gilda's Club Rochester CompassionNet - Lifetime Care Angel Care Ministry Gilda's Club Rochester Greece Ecumenical Clothing Closet Compeer of Livingston County Aurora House of Western Monroe County Hope Hall Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County CP Rochester Bivona Child Advocacy Center Monroe Community Hospital Harbor House of Rochester Craft Bits & Pieces Brighton Food Cupboard Mount Carmel House Hearing Loss Association of America CURE Childhood Cancer Association Cameron Community Ministries Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Hochstein School of Music & Dance DePaul Camp Haccamo Pet Pride of New York Hope Hall Early Childhood Education Quality Canandaigua Comfort Care Home Rochester Childfirst Network Monroe Community Hospital East House Catholic Family Center Twelve Corners Day Care Center No One Left Behind Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Charles Settlement House TYKEs Open Door Mission Family Service Communities Child Life Program, Roch General Hospital Wild Wings Oregon Leopold Child Care Center First Community Interfaith Institute CP Rochester Books Recovery Houses of Rochester The Friendly Home Daystar for Medically Fragile Children Asbury Dining & Caring Center Refugees Helping Refugees Friendship Children's Center Dimitri House Bivona Child Advocacy Center Ryan's Case for Smiles Gilda's Club Rochester Focus Pregnancy Help Center Braddock Bay Raptor Research Saint's Place Girls on the Run of Greater Rochester Holy Childhood Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester Saving Grace Ministries of Rochester Golisano Children's Hospital Isaiah House Bridges for Brain Injury Second Chance Bird Rescue Heritage Christian Services Mercy Community Services Carlson MetroCenter YMCA VA Medical Center The Hickok Center for Brain Injury Mothers in Need of Others Ministry Child Life Program, Roch General Hospital Veterans Outreach Center Hochstein School of Music & Dance Mount Carmel House Children's Center Hall of Justice Villa of Hope Holy Childhood National Center for Missing Children Cobblestone Arts Center Visiting Nurse Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development Oregon Leopold Child Care Center CompassionNet-Lifetime Care Wild Wings Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Rochester Family Mission Compeer Rochester Writers & Books Monroe Community Hospital Saint's Place CP Rochester Youth for Christ, USA Monroe Correctional Facility The Salvation Army Craft Bits & Pieces Arts & Crafts Supplies Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Serenity House CURE Childhood Cancer Association American Red Cross Partners in Community Development Sisters of Mercy Center DePaul Angels of Mercy Refugees Helping Refugees Sojourner House at Pathstone Early Childhood Education Quality Big Brothers Big Sisters The Rochester Arts Center Sunset House Epilepsy - Pralid Bridges for Brain Injury Rochester Childfirst Network Twelve Corners Day Care Center Focus Pregnancy Help Center 32 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 ITEMS NEEDED INDEX www.communitywishbook.org Friends of the Rochester Public Library Hochstein School of Music & Dance The Rochester Arts Center Mercy Bridges Friendship Children's Center Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Rochester Childfirst Network Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Golisano Children's Hospital St. John's Home Rochester Family Mission Pet Pride of New York Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County Strong Behavioral Health St. John's Home Refugees Helping Refugees Hill Haven Rochester General Twelve Corners Day Care Center St. Joseph's House of Hospitality Rush Public Library Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Veterans Outreach Center Sojourner House at Pathstone Serenity House Monroe Community Hospital Villa of Hope Trillium Health Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Monroe Correctional Facility Visiting Nurse Service Twelve Corners Day Care Center Veterans Outreach Center Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Writers & Books VA Medical Center Computers: Rochester Education Foundation CDs, Tapes, Records Villa of Hope Used Cartridges to Recycle Rochester Hearing and Speech Center Children Awaiting Parents Visiting Nurse Service Bivona Child Advocacy Center Rochester Museum & Science Center Coffee Connection/Project Empower Willow Domestic Violence Center Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development Rush Public Library DePaul Women's Care Center Mercy Bridges St. John's Home Epilepsy - Pralid YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County Open Door Mission The Salvation Army Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Computers, iPads, Tablets The Rochester Arts Center Strong Behavioral Health Friends of Rochester Public Library Bivona Child Advocacy Center Wild Wings Twelve Corners Day Care Center Friendship Children's Center Braddock Bay Raptor Research Computers: Software, Games Villa of Hope Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Cobblestone Arts Center Bridges for Brain Injury Young Women's College Prep Monroe Community Hospital Community Child Care Center Children Awaiting Parents Building and Home Improvement Notre Dame Learning Center The Community Place - Aging Services Epilepsy - Pralid American Red Cross Rochester Childfirst Network Delphi Drug and Alcohol Council Jewish Community Center Big Brothers Big Sisters St. John's Home Gates Recreation & Parks Department Rochester Hearing and Speech Center Braddock Bay Raptor Research Strong Behavioral Health Gilda's Club Rochester Strong Behavioral Health Bridges for Brain Injury TYKEs GRCC - Faith in Action Network Twelve Corners Day Care Center Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Veterans Outreach Center Hochstein School of Music & Dance Copiers, Copier Toner Flower City Habitat for Humanity Visiting Nurse Service Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development Bivona Child Advocacy Center Gates Recreation & Parks Department Clothing Lakeside Beikirch Care Center GRCC - Faith in Action Network Gilda's Club Rochester American Red Cross No One Left Behind Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development Girl Scouts of Western New York Angels of Mercy Notre Dame Learning Center Copy Paper Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County Asbury First Storehouse Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Advent House Hope Hall Bay View Family YMCA Partners in Community Development American Cancer Society Hope Lodge New York Museum of Transportation Bivona Child Advocacy Center Recovery Houses of Rochester Angels of Mercy Recovery Houses of Rochester Cameron Community Ministries Refugees Helping Refugees Benincasa The Rochester Arts Center Carlson MetroCenter YMCA Rochester Hearing and Speech Center Bivona Child Advocacy Center Second Chance Bird Rescue Catholic Charities Community Services St. Vincent DePaul Society Braddock Bay Raptor Research Serenity House Catholic Family Center Somali Community Outreach & Education Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester TYKEs The Center for Youth Strong Behavioral Health Canandaigua Comfort Care Home Veterans Outreach Center Charles Settlement House Veterans Outreach Center Church Women United in Rochester Wild Wings Children's Institute Youth for Christ, USA Cobblestone Arts Center Cameras, Video Cameras Community Child Care Center Computers: Accessories CURE Childhood Cancer Association American Red Cross Community Lutheran Ministry Bivona Child Advocacy Center Daystar for Medically Fragile Children Bivona Child Advocacy Center The Community Place - Aging Services Delphi Drug and Alcohol Council Delphi Drug and Alcohol Council Center for Disability Rights Compeer Rochester East House Early Childhood Education Quality Charles Settlement House DePaul Genesee Land Trust First Community Interfaith Institute Delphi Drug and Alcohol Council Dimitri House Girl Scouts of Western New York Gilda's Club Rochester East House Episcopal SeniorLife Communities GRCC - Faith in Action Network Greece Historical Society Epilepsy - Pralid Focus Pregnancy Help Center Veterans Outreach Center Harbor House of Rochester Friendship Children's Center Friendship Children's Center Computers: Holy Childhood The Rochester Arts Center Girl Scouts of Western New York Printers, Cartridges Hope Hall Twelve Corners Day Care Center Greece Ecumenical Clothing Closet Angels of Mercy Isaiah House Veterans Outreach Center Heritage Christian Services Aurora House of Western Monroe County Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development CD & MP3 Players, Irondequoit Community Cupboard Bivona Child Advocacy Center Journey Home Sound Equipment Isaiah House Braddock Bay Raptor Research Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Canandaigua Comfort Care Home Jewish Community Center Coffee Connection/Project Empower Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society Cobblestone Arts Center Mary's Place Refugee Outreach G.R.A.S.P. Loop Ministries Food Pantry CP Rochester Monroe Community Hospital Hochstein School of Music & Dance Mary's Place Refugee Outreach East House Mothers in Need of Others Ministry Hope Hall Melissa's Living Legacy Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Open Door Mission Jewish Community Center Mercy Bridges Friendship Children's Center Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Loop Ministries Food Pantry Mercy Community Services Hearing Loss Association of America Perinton Historical Soc Fairport Museum Melissa's Living Legacy Mount Carmel House www.communitywishbook.org ITEMS NEEDED INDEX Community Wishbook 2015-2016 33 National Center for Missing Children Gifts, Prizes, Holiday Items, etc. CP Rochester Veterans Outreach Center Notre Dame Learning Center American Red Cross CURE Childhood Cancer Association Webster Comfort Care Home Open Door Mission Bay View Family YMCA Daystar for Medically Fragile Children Wild Wings Paws and Purrs Rescue Big Brothers Big Sisters Dimitri House Youth for Christ, USA Perinton Historical Soc Fairport Museum Bivona Child Advocacy Center FISH/RHAFT YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County The Rochester Arts Center Catholic Charities Community Services Focus Pregnancy Help Center Home Decor Rush Public Library Catholic Family Center Four Legged Friends Animal Adoption American Red Cross St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center Center for Disability Rights G.R.A.S.P. The Community Place - Aging Services Serenity House Children Awaiting Parents Gilda's Club Rochester Craft Bits & Pieces Shepherd Home The Community Place - Aging Services Greece Ecumenical Clothing Closet CURE Childhood Cancer Association Veterans Outreach Center Compeer of Livingston County Greece Ecumenical Food Shelf Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Webster Comfort Care Home CP Rochester Harbor House of Rochester Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County Wild Wings Craft Bits & Pieces Hilton Parma Emergency Food Shelf Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Writers & Books DePaul Holy Childhood New York Museum of Transportation DVD Players, TVs, VCRs Epilepsy - Pralid Hope Hall Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Canandaigua Comfort Care Home Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Irondequoit Community Cupboard Perinton Historical Soc Fairport Museum East House Friendship Children's Center Isaiah House Rochester Childfirst Network Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Girls on the Run of Greater Rochester Journey Home Writers & Books Regional Center for Independent Living Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County Life Solutions of Hamlin, Food Pantry Kitchen Items St. John's Home Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Linda's Cupboard at Hope Hall (Dishes, Pots, Pans, Utensils, etc.) St. Vincent DePaul Society Mary's Place Refugee Outreach Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society A Meal and More DVDs, Videos, Video Movies Monroe Community Hospital Loop Ministries Food Pantry American Red Cross CDS Monarch National Center for Missing Children Mary's Place Refugee Outreach Asbury First Storehouse CURE Childhood Cancer Association National Multiple Sclerosis Society Melissa's Living Legacy Big Brothers Big Sisters DePaul Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Mercy Community Services Bivona Child Advocacy Center East House Relay For Life of Greece Mission Share Bridges for Brain Injury ElderONE Rochester Music Coalition Mount Carmel House Catholic Charities Community Services Epilepsy - Pralid Serenity House National Center for Missing Children Coffee Connection/Project Empower Friends of the Rochester Public Library Strong Behavioral Health National Multiple Sclerosis Society CP Rochester Harbor House of Rochester Trillium Health NY Bee Wellness East House Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Twelve Corners Day Care Center Open Door Mission Focus Pregnancy Help Center Monroe Community Hospital YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Furnished 4 Life Ministry St. John's Home Grocery Store Items Partners in Community Development Gilda's Club Rochester Furniture, Carpeting (Food, Cleaning Supplies, etc.) Paws and Purrs Rescue Girl Scouts of Western New York Cameron Community Ministries A Meal and More Penfield Ecumenical Food Shelf Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County Catholic Family Center Advent House Pet Pride of New York Inc. Harbor House of Rochester Center for Disability Rights American Cancer Society Hope Lodge R Community Bikes Journey Home Cobblestone School American Red Cross Recovery Houses of Rochester Loop Ministries Food Pantry Early Childhood Education Quality Angels of Mercy Regional Center for Independent Living Mary's Place Refugee Outreach Family Service Communities Asbury Dining & Caring Center Rochester Animal Services Monroe Community Hospital Flower City Habitat for Humanity Aurora House of Western Monroe County The Rochester Arts Center No One Left Behind Furnished 4 Life Ministry Benincasa Rochester Childfirst Network, Center City Recovery Houses of Rochester Gates Recreation & Parks Department Big Brothers Big Sisters Rochester Family Mission Refugees Helping Refugees Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County Bivona Child Advocacy Center Ronald McDonald House Rochester Animal Services Monroe Community Hospital Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester Ryan's Case for Smiles Rochester Childfirst Network No One Left Behind Bridges for Brain Injury St. Joseph's House of Hospitality St. Joseph's House of Hospitality Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Brighton Food Cupboard St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center St. Vincent DePaul Society Recovery Houses of Rochester Brockport Ecumenical Food Shelf St. Peter's Kitchen Saint's Place St. Vincent DePaul Society Cameron Community Ministries Saving Grace Ministries of Rochester Sojourner House at Pathstone Saint's Place Camp Haccamo Second Chance Bird Rescue Veterans Outreach Center Saving Grace Ministries of Rochester Canandaigua Comfort Care Home Serenity House Writers & Books Sojourner House at Pathstone Catholic Charities Community Services Shepherd Home Youth for Christ, USA Veterans Outreach Center Catholic Family Center Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Lawn and Garden, Writers & Books Charles Settlement House Sojourner House at Pathstone Outdoor Items Youth for Christ, USA Children's Center at the Hall of Justice Sunset House Bridges for Brain Injury Gift Cards, Phone Cards Church Women United in Rochester SWEM Community Services Canandaigua Comfort Care Home Many listed agencies have requested gift Coffee Connection/Project Empower Trillium Health Catholic Charities Community Services cards, gas cards, and phone cards. Community Food Cupboard of Rochester Twelve Corners Day Care Center CDS Monarch See individual Agency Listings Community Lutheran Ministry TYKEs Charles Settlement House for specific requests. The Community Place - Aging Services VA Medical Center Charlotte - Genesee Lighthouse Historical 34 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 ITEMS NEEDED INDEX www.communitywishbook.org Coffee Connection/Project Empower The Salvation Army that have specific purposes listed. Hope Hall CP Rochester Saving Grace Ministries of Rochester Musical Instruments, Music Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development ElderONE Second Chance Bird Rescue American Red Cross Jewish Community Center Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Serenity House Charles Settlement House Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Gates Recreation & Parks Department Shepherd Home Cobblestone Arts Center Life Solutions of Hamlin, Food Pantry Genesee Land Trust Sojourner House at Pathstone Community Lutheran Ministry Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society Girl Scouts of Western New York Trillium Health Epilepsy - Pralid Loop Ministries Food Pantry Irondequoit Community Cupboard Twelve Corners Day Care Center Hochstein School of Music & Dance Mercy Bridges Isaiah House Two Doors Community Resource Center Refugees Helping Refugees Mercy Community Services Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society Veterans Outreach Center Rochester Education Foundation Mission Share Mount Carmel House Villa of Hope Strong Behavioral Health Monroe Community Hospital New York Museum of Transportation Visiting Nurse Service Office Furniture Mount Carmel House Rochester Childfirst Network Willow Domestic Violence Center CDS Monarch National Center for Missing Children Rochester Museum & Science Center Women's Care Center Charlotte - Genesee Lighthouse Historical Open Door Mission St. Peter's Kitchen YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County Cobblestone Arts Center Oregon Leopold Child Care Center The Salvation Army Magazines, Subscriptions Delphi Drug and Alcohol Council Paws and Purrs Rescue Second Chance Bird Rescue Bivona Child Advocacy Center Genesee Land Trust Perinton Historical Soc Fairport Museum Veterans Outreach Center Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County R Community Bikes Wild Wings Friends of the Rochester Public Library The Hickok Center for Brain Injury Refugees Helping Refugees Writers & Books Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Perinton Historical Soc Fairport Museum Regional Center for Independent Living Linens Melissa's Living Legacy Refugees Helping Refugees Rochester Family Mission (Blankets, Sheets, Towels, etc.) Monroe Correctional Facility Rochester Animal Services RSVP of Livingston County at Lifespan American Red Cross Strong Behavioral Health The Rochester Arts Center RSVP of Monroe County at Lifespan Angel Care Ministry Medical and Safety Items Somali Community Outreach & Education Rush Public Library Angels of Mercy Big Brothers Big Sisters Veterans Outreach Center St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center Asbury Dining & Caring Center Bivona Child Advocacy Center Office Supplies and Equipment Saint's Place Asbury First Storehouse Bridges for Brain Injury American Cancer Society Hope Lodge Sojourner House at Pathstone Aurora House of Western Monroe County Catholic Charities Community Services American Red Cross Somali Community Outreach & Education Bivona Child Advocacy Center Coffee Connection/Project Empower Angels of Mercy Strong Behavioral Health Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester CompassionNet - Lifetime Care Aurora House of Western Monroe County Twelve Corners Day Care Center Bridges for Brain Injury CP Rochester Big Brothers Big Sisters Veterans Outreach Center Catholic Charities Community Services Friendship Children's Center Bivona Child Advocacy Center Villa of Hope Catholic Family Center Girls on the Run of Greater Rochester Braddock Bay Raptor Research Webster Comfort Care Home The Center for Youth Hearing Loss Association of America Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester Wild Wings Charles Settlement House Heritage Christian Services Canandaigua Comfort Care Home Writers & Books Child Life Program, Roch General Hospital The Hickok Center for Brain Injury Carlson MetroCenter YMCA Youth for Christ, USA Church Women United in Rochester Holy Childhood CDS Monarch Outdoor Furniture Community Lutheran Ministry Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society Center for Disability Rights CDS Monarch Craft Bits & Pieces Medical Motor Service Charlotte - Genesee Lighthouse Historical Relay For Life of Greece CURE Childhood Cancer Association Mercy Community Services Children Awaiting Parents Writers & Books East House Monroe Community Hospital Church Women United in Rochester Personal Care Items Family Service Communities NY Bee Wellness Cobblestone Arts Center A Meal and More Four Legged Friends Animal Adoption Open Door Mission Coffee Connection/Project Empower American Cancer Society Hope Lodge G.R.A.S.P. Oregon Leopold Child Care Center The Community Place - Aging Services Angels of Mercy Greece Ecumenical Clothing Closet Regional Center for Independent Living CP Rochester Asbury Dining & Caring Center Harbor House of Rochester Rochester Animal Services CURE Childhood Cancer Association Big Brothers Big Sister Isaiah House Serenity House Daystar for Medically Fragile Children Bivona Child Advocacy Center Mercy Community Services Sojourner House at Pathstone Delphi Drug and Alcohol Council Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester Monroe Community Hospital Veterans Outreach Center Dimitri House Brighton Food Cupboard Mount Carmel House Visiting Nurse Service First Community Interfaith Institute Brockport Ecumenical Food Shelf National Center for Missing Children Wild Wings Friends of the Rochester Public Library Cameron Community Ministries No One Left Behind Youth for Christ, USA Friendship Children's Center Camp Haccamo Open Door Mission Miscellaneous Items Genesee Land Trust Catholic Charities Community Services Paws and Purrs Rescue For these items, see the Agency Listings Gilda's Club Rochester Catholic Family Center Recovery Houses of Rochester or use the Search Box at www. Greece Ecumenical Clothing Closet The Center for Youth Rochester Animal Services communitywishbook.org Greece Historical Society Charles Settlement House Rochester Childfirst Network Money Donations, Sponsorships Hearing Loss Association of America Children Awaiting Parents St. Joseph's House of Hospitality Most listed agencies are glad to accept Henrietta Public Library Church Women United in Rochester St. Vincent DePaul Society monetary donations and sponsorships. Hochstein School of Music & Dance Community Food Cupboard of Rochester See individual Agency Listings for those Saint's Place Holy Childhood CP Rochester www.communitywishbook.org ITEMS NEEDED INDEX Community Wishbook 2015-2016 35 CURE Childhood Cancer Association Postage Stamps DePaul Recovery Houses of Rochester Delphi Drug and Alcohol Council Advent House East House Relay For Life of Greece DePaul Angels of Mercy Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Rochester Music Coalition Dimitri House Aurora House of Western Monroe County Girl Scouts of Western New York TYKEs East House Benincasa Heritage Christian Services Veterans Outreach Center Epilepsy - Pralid Braddock Bay Raptor Research The Hickok Center for Brain Injury Tickets, Passes, Tokens Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Bridges for Brain Injury Holy Childhood American Red Cross Family Service Communities Canandaigua Comfort Care Home Hope Hall Bivona Child Advocacy Center Greece Ecumenical Food Shelf Children Awaiting Parents National Center for Missing Children Catholic Charities Community Services Hilton Parma Emergency Food Shelf CURE Childhood Cancer Association R Community Bikes Catholic Family Center Irondequoit Community Cupboard Dimitri House Refugees Helping Refugees CDS Monarch Journey Home First Community Interfaith Institute Relay For Life of Greece The Center for Youth Lakeside Beikirch Care Center G.R.A.S.P. Rochester Childfirst Network Charles Settlement House Life Solutions of Hamlin, Food Pantry Hope Hall Rochester Museum & Science Center Compeer Rochester Linda's Cupboard at Hope Hall Isaiah House St. Joseph's House of Hospitality DePaul Loop Ministries Food Pantry Journey Home Somali Community Outreach & Education East House Mercy Community Services Loop Ministries Food Pantry Strong Behavioral Health Epilepsy - Pralid Mission Share Melissa's Living Legacy VA Medical Center Friendship Children's Center Mothers in Need of Others Ministry Mercy Bridges Villa of Hope Give-A-Lift c/o Lifespan Open Door Mission Mercy Community Services Visiting Nurse Service The Hickok Center for Brain Injury Rochester Family Mission Monroe Community Hospital Young Women's College Prep Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development Rochester Hearing and Speech Center Mount Carmel House Youth for Christ, USA Notre Dame Learning Center Ronald McDonald House Notre Dame Learning Center School and Classroom Supplies Oregon Leopold Child Care Center St. Joseph's House of Hospitality Open Door Mission Bivona Child Advocacy Center Recovery Houses of Rochester St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Bridges for Brain Injury RSVP of Livingston County at Lifespan The Salvation Army Paws and Purrs Rescue Cameron Community Ministries RSVP of Monroe County at Lifespan Saving Grace Ministries of Rochester Pet Pride of New York Catholic Charities Community Services Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Second Chance Bird Rescue Rush Public Library Catholic Family Center Starbridge Serenity House St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center CDS Monarch Strong Behavioral Health Sojourner House at Pathstone The Salvation Army The Center for Youth VA Medical Center Strong Behavioral Health Second Chance Bird Rescue Charles Settlement House Visiting Nurse Service Trillium Health Serenity House Cobblestone School Tools VA Medical Center Shepherd Home Community Child Care Center Bivona Child Advocacy Center Youth for Christ, USA Sisters of Mercy of the Americas CP Rochester Braddock Bay Raptor Research YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County Spiritus Christi Mental Health Center Epilepsy - Pralid Charlotte - Genesee Lighthouse Historical Pet and Animal Supplies Sunset House Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County Big Brothers Big Sisters VA Medical Center Mary's Place Refugee Outreach The Rochester Arts Center Braddock Bay Raptor Research Webster Comfort Care Home Mission Share Wild Wings Bridges for Brain Injury Wild Wings Notre Dame Learning Center Toys and Games Catholic Charities Community Services Recreation, Travel, Exercise, Oregon Leopold Child Care Center (includes Puzzles, Video Games) Four Legged Friends Animal Adoption Sports and Camping Items Partners in Community Development Bay View Family YMCA G.R.A.S.P. American Red Cross The Rochester Arts Center Big Brothers Big Sisters Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society Asbury Dining & Caring Center Rochester Family Mission Bivona Child Advocacy Center Nuts for Mutts Rescue Big Brothers Big Sisters Starbridge Bridges for Brain Injury Pet Pride of New York Bivona Child Advocacy Center Villa of Hope Carlson MetroCenter YMCA Rochester Animal Services Braddock Bay Raptor Research Willow Domestic Violence Center Catholic Charities Community Services Second Chance Bird Rescue Bridges for Brain Injury Young Women's College Prep CDS Monarch Serenity House Catholic Charities Community Services Youth for Christ, USA Charles Settlement House Trillium Health Catholic Family Center Services Needed Child Life Program, Roch General Hospital Visiting Nurse Service CDS Monarch Braddock Bay Raptor Research Children Awaiting Parents Wild Wings Center for Disability Rights Bridges for Brain Injury Children's Institute Photographic Supplies The Center for Youth Catholic Charities Community Services Cobblestone School (Projectors, Tripods, Albums, etc.) Charlotte - Genesee Lighthouse Historical Charles Settlement House Community Child Care Center American Red Cross Children Awaiting Parents Genesee Land Trust CompassionNet-Lifetime Care Charles Settlement House Cobblestone Arts Center GRCC - Faith in Action Network Compeer of Livingston County Children Awaiting Parents Cobblestone School Loop Ministries Food Pantry Compeer Rochester Friendship Children's Center Community Child Care Center National Center for Missing Children CP Rochester Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Community Lutheran Ministry New York Museum of Transportation Craft Bits & Pieces The Rochester Arts Center The Community Place - Aging Services NY Bee Wellness CURE Childhood Cancer Association Strong Behavioral Health CP Rochester Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Early Childhood Education Quality 36 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 ITEMS NEEDED INDEX www.communitywishbook.org East House Henrietta Public Library Rochester Family Mission Bridges for Brain Injury ElderONE Heritage Christian Services Rochester Hearing and Speech Center Genesee Land Trust Epilepsy - Pralid The Hickok Center for Brain Injury Strong Behavioral Health Open Door Mission Family Service Communities Hope Hall Twelve Corners Day Care Center Recovery Houses of Rochester First Community Interfaith Institute Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Visiting Nurse Service Refugees Helping Refugees Focus Pregnancy Help Center Monroe Correctional Facility Willow Domestic Violence Center Second Chance Bird Rescue Friends of the Rochester Public Library New York Museum of Transportation Writers & Books Somali Community Outreach & Education Friendship Children's Center Notre Dame Learning Center Youth for Christ, USA Veterans Outreach Center Gilda's Club Rochester Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Vans, Vehicles, Auto Supplies Youth for Christ, USA Golisano Children's Hospital Rochester Childfirst Network American Red Cross ••• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Have an Interest in Volunteering? There's an agency that needs you! Please see the alphabetical Agency Listings starting on page 3 for more information on any listing, including the agency's contact person, email, phone number and details on the volunteer position. CATEGORIES: Camping Programs Fundraising Administration Office, Clerical, Receptionists General (various) Caregivers, Companions and Gardening, Landscaping, Yard Work Publicity, Promotion, Advocacy Activities & Programs Friendly Visitors Gift Shops, Retail Sales Speakers Administrative, Professional, Computer & Technology Applications Housekeeping, Cleaning Special Events Planning and Grants Drivers, Transportation, Delivery Maintenance, Repair, Painting Supplies: Clothing, Food, Donations Animal Care, Work with Animals Education, Tutors, Docents, Facilitators and Skilled Trades Telephone Calling & Counseling Baby & Child Care Food Preparation & Service Medical Teen Volunteer Opportunities Mentors General Volunteer Needs The Rochester Gay Men's Chorus Children Awaiting Parents Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society This category consists of all volunteer Rochester Global Connections Church Women United in Rochester Nuts for Mutts Rescue opportunities that do not fit into other Rochester Museum & Science Center Cobblestone School Rochester Animal Services specific categories. Ronald McDonald House Coffee Connection/Project Empower Second Chance Bird Rescue American Red Cross RSVP of Livingston County at Lifespan The Community Place - Aging Services Baby & Child Care Angel Care Ministry RSVP of Monroe County at Lifespan Flower City Habitat for Humanity Bay View Family YMCA Asbury Dining & Caring Center Ryan's Case for Smiles Friendship Children's Center Carlson MetroCenter YMCA Catholic Family Center Trillium Health Girl Scouts of Western New York Catholic Family Center The Center for Youth Veterans Outreach Center Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County Children's Center Hall of Justice Children Awaiting Parents Willow Domestic Violence Center Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development Friendship Children's Center Cobblestone Arts Center Activities and Programs Life Solutions of Hamlin, Food Pantry Refugees Helping Refugees Coffee Connection/Project Empower Angels of Mercy Loop Ministries Food Pantry Rochester Hearing and Speech Center Community Lutheran Ministry Cameron Community Ministries National Multiple Sclerosis Society Sojourner House at Pathstone The Community Place - Aging Services The Center for Youth Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Camping Programs CP Rochester Charles Settlement House Recovery Houses of Rochester Community Lutheran Ministry Craft Bits & Pieces Epilepsy - Pralid Regional Center for Independent Living Partners in Community Development East House Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Relay For Life of Greece Rochester Museum & Science Center Gilda's Club Rochester Family Service Communities Rochester Education Foundation Caregivers, Companions and Golisano Children's Hospital The Friendly Home St. Vincent DePaul Society Friendly Visitors GRCC - Faith in Action Network The Hickok Center for Brain Injury Saint's Place Advent House Greece Historical Society Mary's Place Refugee Outreach Second Chance Bird Rescue The Association Blind Visually Impaired Heritage Christian Services Monroe Community Hospital Shepherd Home Aurora House of Western Monroe County Hilton Parma Emergency Food Shelf Rochester Family Mission Somali Community Outreach & Education Benincasa Hochstein School of Music & Dance Rochester Museum & Science Center Spiritus Christi Mental Health Center Bridges for Brain Injury Jewish Community Center St. John's Home Villa of Hope Canandaigua Comfort Care Home Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Sojourner House at Pathstone Webster Comfort Care Home Catholic Charities Community Services Linda's Cupboard at Hope Hall Youth for Christ, USA Young Women's College Prep Catholic Family Center Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society Administrative, Professional, Youth for Christ, USA The Center for Youth Loop Ministries Food Pantry Planning, Grants Animal Care, Work with Animals Compeer of Livingston County Mary's Place Refugee Outreach Braddock Bay Raptor Research Bridges for Brain Injury Compeer Rochester New York Museum of Transportation Bridges for Brain Injury Four Legged Friends Animal Adoption Dimitri House Open Door Mission Brockport Ecumenical Food Shelf G.R.A.S.P. ElderONE Rochester Family Mission Carlson MetroCenter YMCA Heritage Christian Services Episcopal SeniorLife Communities www.communitywishbook.org VOLUNTEERS NEEDED INDEX Community Wishbook 2015-2016 37 Family Service Communities No One Left Behind Asbury Dining & Caring Center Greece Historical Society The Friendly Home Nuts for Mutts Rescue Aurora House of Western Monroe County Heritage Christian Services Friendship Children's Center Rochester Family Mission Cameron Community Ministries Hochstein School of Music & Dance Harbor House of Rochester RSVP of Livingston County at Lifespan Coffee Connection/Project Empower New York Museum of Transportation Isaiah House RSVP of Monroe County at Lifespan Dimitri House Rochester Museum & Science Center Journey Home St. Peter's Kitchen Flower City Habitat for Humanity Rush Public Library Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society St. Vincent DePaul Society Friendship Children's Center St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center Mary's Place Refugee Outreach Saint's Place Journey Home Saving Grace Ministries of Rochester Mercy Community Services SEAFISH Transportation Service Loop Ministries Food Pantry Serenity House Monroe Community Hospital Second Chance Bird Rescue Open Door Mission Shepherd Home Mount Carmel House SOFI Transportation/Elderbus Partners in Community Development Twelve Corners Day Care Center No One Left Behind SWEM Community Services RSVP of Livingston County at Lifespan Villa of Hope Partners in Caring - Respite at Lifespan VA Medical Center St. Joseph's House of Hospitality Webster Comfort Care Home RSVP of Livingston County at Lifespan Visiting Nurse Service St. Peter's Kitchen Gift Shops, Retail Sales St. John's Home Education, Tutors, The Salvation Army Charlotte - Genesee Lighthouse Historical St. Joseph's House of Hospitality Docents, Facilitators Serenity House Episcopal SeniorLife Communities St. Vincent DePaul Society Alzheimer's Association Shepherd Home Flower City Habitat for Humanity The Salvation Army Braddock Bay Raptor Research Youth for Christ, USA Four Legged Friends Animal Adoption The Senior Connection at Lifespan Bridges for Brain Injury Fundraising Administration The Friendly Home Serenity House Cameron Community Ministries Advent House Friends of the Rochester Public Library Shepherd Home Catholic Family Center American Cancer Society Hope Lodge Friends of the Rochester Public Market Twelve Corners Day Care Center Charlotte - Genesee Lighthouse Historical Aurora House of Western Monroe County Greece Historical Society VA Medical Center Cobblestone Arts Center Braddock Bay Raptor Research Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County Visiting Nurse Service Community Lutheran Ministry Bridges for Brain Injury Heritage Christian Services Webster Comfort Care Home The Community Place - Aging Services Brockport Ecumenical Food Shelf Monroe Community Hospital Computer and Technology CP Rochester Carlson MetroCenter YMCA New York Museum of Transportation Applications East House Charles Settlement House Rochester Museum & Science Center Catholic Family Center Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Cobblestone Arts Center Rush Public Library Charlotte - Genesee Lighthouse Historical First Community Interfaith Institute Community Lutheran Ministry St. John's Home Children Awaiting Parents Friends of the Rochester Public Market The Community Place - Aging Services St. Vincent DePaul Society Friendship Children's Center Friendship Children's Center Flower City Habitat for Humanity Wild Wings Greece Historical Society Girl Scouts of Western New York Four Legged Friends Animal Adoption Housekeeping, Cleaning Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society Girls on the Run of Greater Rochester Friendship Children's Center Advent House Loop Ministries Food Pantry Greece Historical Society Life Solutions of Hamlin, Food Pantry American Cancer Society Hope Lodge Monroe Community Hospital The Hickok Center for Brain Injury Loop Ministries Food Pantry Angel Care Ministry Rochester Animal Services Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development No One Left Behind Aurora House of Western Monroe County Rochester Museum & Science Center Jewish Community Center Nuts for Mutts Rescue Coffee Connection/Project Empower Webster Comfort Care Home Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Dimitri House Youth for Christ, USA Mary's Place Refugee Outreach Paws and Purrs Rescue Friendship Children's Center Drivers, Transportation Mercy Bridges Regional Center for Independent Living Harbor House of Rochester and Delivery Mercy Community Services Relay For Life of Greece Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development American Red Cross No One Left Behind Rochester Education Foundation Journey Home The Association Blind Visually Impaired Notre Dame Learning Center Saint's Place Rochester Museum & Science Center Brighton Food Cupboard Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Second Chance Bird Rescue St. Joseph's House of Hospitality Catholic Family Center Perinton Historical Soc Fairport Museum Serenity House The Salvation Army The Center for Youth Recovery Houses of Rochester Shepherd Home Maintenance, Repair, Painting, Charles Settlement House Refugees Helping Refugees Spiritus Christi Mental Health Center Skilled Trades Dimitri House Rochester Family Mission Villa of Hope Braddock Bay Raptor Research Elderberry Express Rochester Hearing and Speech Center Webster Comfort Care Home Catholic Family Center Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Rochester Museum & Science Center Youth for Christ, USA Charles Settlement House FISH/RHAFT RSVP of Livingston County at Lifespan Gardening, Landscaping, Charlotte - Genesee Lighthouse Historical The Friendly Home RSVP of Monroe County at Lifespan Yard Work Coffee Connection/Project Empower Give-A-Lift c/o Lifespan Saint's Place Alzheimer's Association Flower City Habitat for Humanity Greece Ecumenical Food Shelf Saving Grace Ministries of Rochester Aurora House of Western Monroe County Greece Historical Society Greece F.I.S.H. Sojourner House at Pathstone Bay View Family YMCA Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County Habitat for Humanity of Ontario County Somali Community Outreach & Education Catholic Family Center Irondequoit Community Cupboard Hearing Loss Association of America Young Women's College Prep Charlotte - Genesee Lighthouse Historical Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development Honeoye Falls/Lima FISH Youth for Christ, USA Coffee Connection/Project Empower Journey Home Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society Food Preparation and Service CP Rochester New York Museum of Transportation Mary's Place Refugee Outreach A Meal and More Genesee Land Trust No One Left Behind 38 Community Wishbook 2015-2016 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED INDEX www.communitywishbook.org Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Friendship Children's Center Special Events Young Women's College Prep Regional Center for Independent Living Girl Scouts of Western New York Alzheimer's Association Youth for Christ, USA Rochester Museum & Science Center Greece Historical Society American Cancer Society Hope Lodge Supplies: Clothing, St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center Harbor House of Rochester Aurora House of Western Monroe County Food, Donations The Salvation Army Hill Haven - Rochester General Bay View Family YMCA Asbury First Storehouse Saving Grace Ministries of Rochester Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society Bridges for Brain Injury Brockport Ecumenical Food Shelf Serenity House Mary's Place Refugee Outreach Camp Haccamo Cameron Community Ministries Twelve Corners Day Care Center Mercy Community Services Carlson MetroCenter YMCA Dimitri House Webster Comfort Care Home Monroe Community Hospital Center for Disability Rights FISH/RHAFT Youth for Christ, USA National Multiple Sclerosis Society Charles Settlement House Flower City Habitat for Humanity Medical Open Door Mission Children Awaiting Parents Focus Pregnancy Help Center American Red Cross Rochester Animal Services Coffee Connection/Project Empower Friends of the Rochester Public Library Mercy Community Services Rochester Education Foundation Community Lutheran Ministry Greece Ecumenical Clothing Closet St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center The Rochester Gay Men's Chorus The Community Place - Aging Services Heritage Christian Services Spiritus Christi Mental Health Center Rochester Hope for Pets Dimitri House Life Solutions of Hamlin, Food Pantry Mentors Rochester Museum & Science Center Epilepsy - Pralid Mary's Place Refugee Outreach Big Brothers Big Sisters Rush Public Library Flower City Habitat for Humanity Open Door Mission Bridges for Brain Injury Second Chance Bird Rescue Four Legged Friends Animal Adoption Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Compeer of Livingston County VA Medical Center Friends of the Rochester Public Library Partners in Community Development Compeer Rochester Webster Comfort Care Home Friends of Irondequoit Public Library Penfield Ecumenical Food Shelf Girl Scouts of Western New York Youth for Christ, USA Girl Scouts of Western New York RSVP of Monroe County at Lifespan The Hickok Center for Brain Injury Publicity, Promotion GRCC - Faith in Action Network St. Joseph's House of Hospitality Notre Dame Learning Center and Advocacy Harbor House of Rochester St. Peter's Kitchen Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Alzheimer's Association Heritage Christian Services Saint's Place Regional Center for Independent Living Angels of Mercy The Hickok Center for Brain Injury SWEM Community Services Relay For Life of Greece Bridges for Brain Injury Hilton Parma Emergency Food Shelf Women's Care Center Saving Grace Ministries of Rochester Children Awaiting Parents Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development Youth for Christ, USA Women's Care Center Church Women United in Rochester Melissa's Living Legacy Telephone Calling & Counseling Youth for Christ, USA Coffee Connection/Project Empower Mercy Community Services Alzheimer's Association YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County Girl Scouts of Western New York Monroe Community Hospital Angel Care Ministry Office, Clerical, Receptionists Jefferson Avenue Childhood Development National Center for Missing Children Catholic Family Center Advent House Relay For Life of Greece National Multiple Sclerosis Society The Center for Youth American Cancer Society Hope Lodge Rochester Education Foundation National Parkinson Foundation Children Awaiting Parents American Red Cross Rochester Museum & Science Center Nuts for Mutts Rescue Compeer of Livingston County Bay View Family YMCA RSVP of Livingston County at Lifespan Oregon Leopold Child Care Center Elderberry Express Bivona Child Advocacy Center RSVP of Monroe County at Lifespan Pet Pride of New York FISH/RHAFT Catholic Family Center St. Vincent DePaul Society Relay For Life of Greece Greece Ecumenical Food Shelf Center for Disability Rights Saint's Place Rochester Animal Services Greece F.I.S.H. Charles Settlement House Second Chance Bird Rescue Rochester Education Foundation Honeoye Falls/Lima FISH Children Awaiting Parents Speakers Rochester Hope for Pets SWEM Community Services CP Rochester American Red Cross Rochester Museum & Science Center Women's Care Center Dimitri House Community Lutheran Ministry St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center Teen Volunteer Opportunities Family Service Communities The Community Place - Aging Services Saint's Place CP Rochester Flower City Habitat for Humanity Episcopal SeniorLife Communities The Salvation Army National Multiple Sclerosis Society Focus Pregnancy Help Center Junior League of Rochester Second Chance Bird Rescue No One Left Behind Friends of the Rochester Public Library Villa of Hope Webster Comfort Care Home
Additional copies of the Wishbook can be found at the following locations: Additional copies of the Wishbook can be found at various locations work, or friends and family to help at the holiday season and all year throughout the Rochester area: convenience stores, bagel shops, long. We all can donate useable items from our homes and businesses diners, family restaurants, public buildings, etc. Also at the mall boards that we no longer need when we are downsizing, reorganizing, or in Marketplace and Greece Ridge Mall and at most library branches. cleaning out. If you need an additional copy and cannot find aWishbook at the listed The charities also need your energy, enthusiasm, special talents, and locations, or if you need a quantity for your group, please send an email volunteer skills to help them serve their clients. to [email protected], or leave your name and number at If you would like to add your local nonprofit organization to the (585) 225-4226. Wishbook, please send us an email at [email protected]. We Consider using the Wishbook to find a charity for you personally, your will send you a form by return email asking you to provide information scout troop, youth group, church group, civic group, department at about your agency. www.communitywishbook.org VOLUNTEERS NEEDED INDEX Community Wishbook 2015-2016 39
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