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2019-Sites-That-Operated.Pdf Sites that Operated in 2019 County Name Site Name Site Status Site Address Site City Site Zip Contact First Name Contact Last Name Contact Phone Email Address Sponsoring Organization Start Date End Date Albany Hoffman Park Open 7 Hoffman Ave Albany 12209 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/01/19 08/23/19 Albany William S Hackett Middle School Open 45 Delaware Ave Albany 12202-1301 Stephanie Primero 518-475-6025 [email protected] Albany City SD 07/08/19 08/14/19 Albany Refugee & Immigrant Support Services Closed Enrolled in Needy Area 715 Morris St Albany 12208 Rifat Filkins 518-621-1041 [email protected] Refugee & Immigrant Support Services 07/09/19 08/16/19 Albany Giffen Memorial Elementary School Open 274 S Pearl St Albany 12202-1899 Stephanie Primero 518-475-6025 [email protected] Albany City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Trinity Inst - Homer Perkins Ctr Open 15 Trinity Pl Albany 12202 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Robert Whalen Homes Open 295 Colonie St Albany 12210 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/01/19 08/23/19 Albany Kidz Club Discovery Center Closed Enrolled in Needy Area 172 N Allen St Albany 12206 Elvira Ford 518-629-4017 [email protected] Boys & Girls Club Of Troy 07/01/19 09/05/19 Albany Abrookin Voc & Tech Ctr Open 99 Kent St Albany 12206 Stephanie Primero 518-475-6025 [email protected] Albany City SD 07/08/19 08/01/19 Albany Ezra Prentice Homes Open 625 S Pearl St Albany 12202 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/01/19 08/23/19 Albany Suny Eop Academic Summer Camp Residential Camp 1400 Washington Ave Rm Li94b Albany 12222-0100 Mayra Santiago 518-442-5175 [email protected] Suny Eop Academic Summer Camp 06/30/19 08/02/19 Albany Albany Leadership Charter HS-Girls Open 19 Hackett Blvd Albany 12208 Ryan Smith 518-694-5300 [email protected] Albany Leadership Charter HS-Girls 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Frank Chapman Memorial Inst Open 340 First St Albany 12206 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/08/19 08/09/19 Albany Paine Street Park Open Paine St Green Island 12183 Darryl Whited 518-629-3261 [email protected] Watervliet City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Livingston Park Closed Enrolled in Needy Area 484 Livingston Ave Albany 12206 Elvira Ford 518-629-4017 [email protected] Boys & Girls Club Of Troy 07/08/19 08/23/19 Albany Watervliet Junior-Senior High School Open 1245 Hillside Dr Watervliet 12189-2499 Darryl Whited 518-629-3261 [email protected] Watervliet City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Watervliet Civic Center Open 14th St. And 1st Ave. Watervliet 12189 Darryl Whited 518-629-3261 [email protected] Watervliet City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Cohoes High School Open 1 Tiger Way Cohoes 12047-3299 Laura Manzer 518-237-9100 [email protected] Cohoes City SD 07/08/19 08/14/19 Albany Metropolitan New Testament M B C Open 105 Second St Albany 12210 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/01/19 08/16/19 Albany Maimonides Hebrew Day School Non Residential Camp 404 Partridge St Albany 12208-1264 Chave Hecht 718-735-0200 [email protected] National Commitee For The Furtheranc 07/08/19 08/15/19 Albany Vi Community Center Open 844 Madison Ave Albany 12208 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/01/19 08/23/19 Albany Pine Hills Elementary School Open 41 N Allen St Albany 12203-1601 Stephanie Primero 518-475-6025 [email protected] Albany City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Southbend Children'S Cafe Open 25 Warren St Albany 12203 Stephanie Primero 518-475-6025 [email protected] Albany City SD 07/09/19 08/15/19 Albany Jermain Church Hall Open 5th Ave Watervliet 12189 Darryl Whited 518-629-3261 [email protected] Watervliet City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Green Tech High Charter School Open 99 Slingerland St Albany 12202-2635 Brian Rodrquez 518-694-3400 [email protected] Green Tech High Charter School 07/08/19 08/29/19 Albany Boys & Girls Clubs Of Albany, Inc Closed Enrolled in Needy Area 21 Delaware Ave Albany 12210-1601 Elvira Ford 518-629-4017 [email protected] Boys & Girls Club Of Troy 07/01/19 08/23/19 Albany Abram Lansing School Open 26 James St Cohoes 12047-3299 Laura Manzer 518-237-9100 [email protected] Cohoes City SD 07/01/19 08/29/19 Albany Tony Clement Education Center Open 395 Elk St Albany 12206 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/08/19 08/08/19 Albany Watervliet Elementary School Open 2557 10th Ave Watervliet 12189-1798 Darryl Whited 518-629-3261 [email protected] Watervliet City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Kreative Kidz Zone Program Inc. Closed Enrolled in Needy Area 204 Second St Albany 12210 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/01/19 08/23/19 Albany Thomas S O'Brien Acad Of Sci & Tech Open 94 Delaware Ave Albany 12202-1398 Stephanie Primero 518-475-6025 [email protected] Albany City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Union Missionary Baptist Church Open 1 Morton Ave Albany 12202 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 08/19/19 08/23/19 Albany Edmund J O'Neal MS Of Excellence Open 50 N Lark Ave Albany 12210 Stephanie Primero 518-475-6025 [email protected] Albany City SD 07/08/19 08/09/19 Albany Eagle Point Elementary School Open 1044 Western Ave Albany 12203-2795 Stephanie Primero 518-475-6025 [email protected] Albany City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Watervliet Housing Authority Open 2400 2nd Ave Watervliet 12189 Darryl Whited 518-629-3261 [email protected] Watervliet City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Arbor Hill Elementary School Open 1 Arbor Dr Albany 12207 Stephanie Primero 518-475-6025 [email protected] Albany City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany The Crossings Of Colonie Open 580 Albany Shaker Ave Loudonville 12211 Sara Cameron 518-786-3691 [email protected] Regional Food Bank Of Neny 07/08/19 08/15/19 Albany Northeastern Association Of The Blin Open 80 Central Ave Albany 12206 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/08/19 08/23/19 Albany Van Schaick Island School Closed Enrolled in Needy Area 150 Continental Ave Cohoes 12047-3299 Laura Manzer 518-237-9100 [email protected] Cohoes City SD 07/09/19 08/15/19 Albany Creighton Storey Homes Open 158 Third Ave Albany 12204 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/01/19 08/23/19 Albany Suny Albany-Girls Inc. Closed Enrolled in Needy Area 1400 Washington Ave Albany 12222 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/08/19 08/01/19 Albany Mitchell Park Open 2 Lark Dr Albany 12210 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/09/19 08/16/19 Albany Sheridan Prep Academy Open 400 Sheridan Ave Albany 12206-2920 Stephanie Primero 518-475-6025 [email protected] Albany City SD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Albany Arbor Hill Community Center Open 47 N Lark St Albany 12210 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/08/19 08/15/19 Albany Veterans Memorial Park Little League Open Corner First Ave And Krank Ave Albany 12202 Brigitte Pryor 518-641-7509 [email protected] Albany Housing Authority 07/09/19 08/15/19 Albany Orange Street Park Closed Enrolled in Needy Area 317-325 Orange St Albany 12210 Elvira Ford 518-629-4017 [email protected] Boys & Girls Club Of Troy 07/15/19 08/23/19 Albany Jc Club Open 63 Quail Street Albany 12206 Tamera Muller 518-857-0727 [email protected] Victory Christian Church 07/08/19 08/30/19 Allegany Genesee Library Open 8351 Main Street Little Genesee 14754-0010 Tracie Middleton 585-928-2902 [email protected] Bolivar-Richburg CSD 07/01/19 08/08/19 Allegany Angelica Grange Hall Open 55 Park Circle Angelica 14709 Erin Ostrander 585-268-7902 [email protected] Genesee Valley CSD 07/08/19 08/09/19 Allegany Wellsville Elementary School Open 98 School St Wellsville 14895-1696 Robert Meyers 585.593.2111 [email protected] Wellsville CSD 07/08/19 08/08/19 Allegany Genesee Valley CSD Open 1 Jaguar Dr Belmont 14813-9788 Erin Ostrander 585-268-7902 [email protected] Genesee Valley CSD 07/08/19 08/09/19 Allegany Alfred-Almond Elementary School Open 6795 Rt 21 Almond 14804-9716 Tracie McCarthy 607-324-1303 x1539 [email protected] Hornell City SD 07/08/19 08/15/19 Allegany Wellsville Secondary School Open 126 W State St Wellsville 14895-1358 Robert Meyers 585.593.2111 [email protected] Wellsville CSD 07/08/19 08/15/19 Allegany Belfast School Open 1 King St Belfast 14711-0336 Mary Enders 585-365-2646 [email protected] Belfast CSD 07/01/19 08/02/19 Allegany Andover School Open 31-35 Elm St Andover 14806-0508 Carol Richmond 607-478-8491 [email protected] Andover CSD 07/08/19 08/16/19 Allegany David A.
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