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Great communities have Rochester Giving 2019 . A Philanthropic Resource great zoos. And great zoos are great investments for a community, as they are economic assets for the region. CONTENTS

5...... Giving Circles increase your impact

7...... Companies help employees give Elesa Kim Pamela Reed Sanchez back

10...... Grant makers list

12...... Nonproﬁ t proﬁ les 12. Ability Partners Foundation 14. Foodlink 16. Mary Cariola Children’s Center

18...... 2019 Charitable Events Wayne Smith Calendar

32...... Index of organizations

Your investment in the Seneca Park Zoo results in: (for the Charitable Events Calendar) • Connecting more than 400,000 visitors annually with wildlife and wild places • Providing more than 40,000 school children with their first encounter with nature and wildlife each year • Bringing tourism dollars into our region, as more than Suzanne Fischer-Huettner … Publisher 30% of our visitors reside outside Monroe County Ben Jacobs … Editor • Educating more than half a million children and adults off site through outreach programs Lisa Granite … Associate Editor • Giving families from all walks of life safe, outdoor time Kelly Plessinger … Digital Content Manager together, for less than the cost of going to a movie. Bill Alden … Copy Editor • Scientific research and practice aimed atspecies survival for more than thirty different species, including snow Andrew Green … Research Director leopards, African penguins, Panamanian golden frogs, African lions, and North American river otters. Jean Moorhouse … Account Manager Your Zoo is growing in amazing ways. In 2018, the highly Michelle Sanﬁ lippo … Account Manager praised five-acre Animals of the Savanna expansion opened, summer tram service began, and new habitats for snow Jessica Sims ... Event and Marketing Coordinator leopards and red pandas opened in the center of the Zoo. And there is much more to come, with designs underway for Rachel Zachary … Public Notice and Advertising a new central café and entirely new experiences at the front Coordinator of the Zoo, including an indoor/outdoor Tropics Complex. To learn more about how you or your company can get involved Tracy Bumba … Audience Development Manager with this transformation, visit senecaparkzoo.org/wilder or contact [email protected]. Heather Heater … Graphic Designer Kady Weddle … Special Projects Supervisor senecaparkzoo.org/wilder ©2019 by Rochester Business Journal. All rights reserved.

4 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2019 . A Philanthropic Resource Giving Circles amplify individuals’ power to make a difference let’s end the e RACF makes applying for grants By SETH WALLACE easy through Giving Circles with its on- t’s an old aphorism that no raindrop line grant portal and application, as well feels responsible for the flood—but as instituting dynamic, innovative events Iwhat if we ipped that? like NextGen’s “Shark Tank”-style nals HIV epidemic What if a group of individuals recog- at Geva eatre. nized their own potential and combined e individual nature of Giving Circles each of their humble efforts? Could it allows for a rigorous, personalized appli- form a mighty current capable of knock- cation and award process, circle leaders ing down barriers, cutting new paths and said, letting members see exactly where transforming a landscape? their money is going and what for. For more than a decade and gaining “We want to work best practices, be momentum every year, the Giving Cir- more of a strategic collaborator than just cles of the Rochester Area Community a grantmaker and have a deeper under- Foundation (RACF) have functioned on standing of the customer’s voice,” said 13 185 this principle—together, all of us can do Melinda Andolina, co-chair of the Roch- people taking the once-daily Black and Latino men better than each of us. ester Women’s Giving Circle (RWGC). “Giving Circles are like investment e RWGC was formed in 2007 with PrEP pill prevents one new who have sex with clubs, but for charity,” said Jennifer Leon- the mission of providing support and op- HIV infection men and transgender ard, president and CEO of Rochester Area portunities for women and girls in the Community Foundation. “You research Rochester area, which Andolina calls the individuals were together, you give together, and you cel- group’s “shared passion.” connected to PrEP ebrate the impact together. Your own gift “We want our money at work in the is magnified many times over. What a community getting women and girls in at Trillium Health great way to engage in community phi- Monroe County out of poverty and to be in 2018 lanthropy.” self-sustaining,” Andolina said. “If you It’s a simple concept that has taken strengthen women, you strengthen the root and bloomed in the Flower City, community as a whole.” with each o shoot dedicated to grow- Giving Circles allow individuals to fol- 825 ing and nurturing a certain population low those shared passions. For Leslie or underserved area. With a low point Anne Hulbert of the Developmental Dis- new patients started on of entry, Giving Circles are a way to en- ability Giving Circle, that started from the PrEP this year gage a donor base that may not be able barriers encountered by her son, Andrew, to, for example, single-handedly fund a who is challenged by autism and epilepsy. university building. “It was a concept that could bring to- Since 2007, Giving Circles have raised gether parents of people with develop- and distributed a collective $1.7 million mental disabilities to join together to within the six-to-eight county greater Roch- fund innovative programs that are go- ester area, according to RACF o cials. ing to make a di erence in their lives,” Giving Circles are a way to offer a Hulbert said. different type of social, educational e Developmental Disability Giving and engagement opportunity and each Circle focuses on three areas for “help- 52,000 + of the RACF’s five Giving Circles op- ing create the life [individuals] want to erate based on the input, consent and have,” Hulbert said. ose three areas will of its members. Continued on page 6 individuals were engaged via physical and digital outreach in 2018 100 individuals on average are referred to PrEP through our walk-in testing each month

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volved and have a collective impact by coming together liams said, and is not limited to organizations for which GIVING CIRCLES and strategizing and evaluating various ways to fund LGBT issues are the primary focus. Continued from page 5 organizations that are seeking a little help,” said AAGI’s “Rochester has supported the LGBT community and Carol Adams. been at the forefront of LGBT equality and it’s impor- are employment, community inclusion and increased Adams said that in recent years, the group has begun tant—you can’t do it on your own, so to have allies, that independence. to zero in on “providing a positive, enriching environ- means you can get the job done,” Williams said. “A common refrain we hear as parents is ‘oh, that’s ment for our youth.” e concentration on programs Some giving circles have particularly creative ways to a great idea, but we can’t do that.” said Hulbert. “We to uplift young people has produced some notable out- solicit both donations and grant applicants. wanted to be able to be that source of saying, ‘you have comes, like the Conkey Cruisers neighborhood bicycling Each year, NextGen, the Giving Circle dedicated to a great idea; we think this is worth investing in.’” program to promote exercise. engaging young professionals, packs Geva eatre for Since beginning in 2015, the Developmental Disability e AAGI also supports the Gateway Music Festival, its Community Showcase, where nalists from orga- Giving Circle has invested in technology grants to help which in 2017 hosted a contingent of internationally nizations who have applied for grants make their case individuals with their schedule and independence, as renowned musicians of African descent to perform and before a live audience. well as employment assessment software and LinkUp, hold workshops, all in conjunction with the University “It’s my favorite event of the year,” said NextGen’s a career vocation program with one-on-one support for of Rochester’s Eastman School of Music. Tim Ryan. “ e energy in the air is so tangible; it’s the individuals with autism. “While they’re not big grants, they’re meaningful reason we exist.” Hulbert says awareness of individuals with disabilities grants,” Adams said. “ ey add to the good quality work e Community Showcase is the culmination of Next- and “how we’re more alike than di erent” has contrib- that’s going on to uplift African-American youth.” Gen leaders and membership considering that year’s ap- uted to a community appreciation and led to the growth With Rochester’s long history of supporting progres- plicants and winnowing down the choices until they’re and success of her Giving Circle. sive and social justice causes all the way back to legend- ready for primetime. “ at awareness has led people to understand that we ary Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony, it’s no In a “crowd-sourced, hands-on” night at Geva, grant all have talents, all have the right to have a self-directed wonder the LGBT Giving Circle has found success, based aspirants take the stage and beseech the audience—who meaningful life,” Hulbert said. around a “give where you live” philosophy. participate in the process—to fund their dream. e African-American Giving Initiative (AAGI), found- “ e people who are donating collectively appreci- With a low buy-in to appeal to young men and wom- ed in 2011, is tackling some of the toughest problems ate this power, of many gifts rather than a single gift, to en who may be otherwise saving for retirement, or to in its community through targeted giving and an over- make our presence known with philanthropic support buy a house, Ryan said NextGen was trying to harness arching mission to raise $1 million to establish a per- for our community,” said John Williams of the LGBT a resource that exists in Rochester but often goes un- manent endowment. Giving Circle, noting the organization counts roughly tapped. After a 2013 study commissioned by the AAGI through 100 households among its membership. “A lot of people don’t even know it’s a thing,” Ryan the RACF that examined the state of black Rochester After starting out with “just a handful” of supporters, said, but with its innovative events and broad scope, through the lens of education, economics, employment Williams said, the LGBT Giving Circle has grown to in- NextGen hopes this year to surpass the $100,000 mark and housing, among many other aspects, leaders were clude both people who identify as LGBT and “allies who of grant awards. “able to get of a focus” and commenced awarding grants believe in our mission.” For more information on the Rochester Area Com- that year. e LGBT Giving Circle, founded in 2011, awards its munity Foundation or Giving Circles, visit www.racf. “[ e AAGI] is another avenue for people to get in- grants to any organization that is LGBT supportive, Wil- org.

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6 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2019 . A Philanthropic Resource Rochester companies feel it’s important to give back Vice President of Agency Nonpro t Services Nadine By MATTHEW REITZ General said charitable giving is part of the everyday cul- ndividuals are often looking to give back to their com- ture at Dixon Schwabl and an essential element of the munity, and several Rochester-area companies say as- brand. She said if there’s something “near and dear” to Isisting employees in giving back and facilitating com- an employee’s heart, the company is willing to step in pany-wide fundraising e orts is not only the right thing to and get involved. do to improve local communities but the activities can also “Each one of us has our something—something that assist with team building and help attract and retain talent. we’re really passionate about—so that’s really how we Many employees and customers seek out companies make our decisions,” Dixon said of how the agency de- that aim to make a di erence in their local communities cides which organization to support. by donating money, volunteer hours and skills to nonprof- ere’s a range of giving back at Dixon Schwabl, from its that improve the lives of individuals in the communi- donating time and money to one of the company’s most ty. Rochester has a strong history of philanthropic giving recent initiatives to collect coats, mittens, hats, boots and LAUREN DIXON NADINE GENERAL that dates back at least to the early 20th century, and the other items for a Bundle Up Rochester campaign. tradition continues into the present with companies and Dixon said many years ago the company implemented in retaining employees. employees volunteering their time in addition to doling a “we can make it happen day,” in which employees can Dixon Schwabl also values employees who are willing to out funds to local nonpro ts and educational institutions. provide community service and be paid for the day. Giving give back to the community, Dixon said, noting it’s “criti- “I just nd that this community is indeed very, very spe- back to the community is also important from an employee cally important” to the agency that employees want to be cial,” said Dixon Schwabl CEO Lauren Dixon. “You don’t morale and satisfaction perspective, according to Dixon. involved in the community. nd philanthropic giving to be as robust in other commu- “People want to work for a company that gives back to Dixon said one unique feature of the agency is a team of nities as it is here in Rochester.” the community,” she said. “If you spend a whole day at interns each quarter that works with a nonpro t organiza- Rochester-based Dixon Schwabl—an integrated mar- Habitat for Humanity building a house with your team tion. is semester, a team of interns plans to work with keting company representing more than 100 companies in members, you feel like a million bucks and like you’ve the Finger Lakes oroughbred Adoption Program with various industries—focuses on giving back to the commu- made a di erence.” Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack, which Dixon said is nity alongside its public relations and marketing o erings More than ever, people are mindful of supporting busi- in need of raising money and awareness. to clients. Over the past year, the agency and its employees nesses that align with their world view, whether it’s envi- “It’s a win-win for the interns, for the nonpro t and the have donated $1.2 million in pro bono services and spon- ronmental sustainability or charitable causes, and millen- agency,” Dixon said. sorship money to various organizations. nials entering the workforce are often placing the same With more than 15,000 employees across more than 100 “One of the things that is de nitely in our DNA here at scrutiny on prospective employers. locations in the U.S., Rochester-based Paychex engages Dixon Schwabl is giving back to the community,” Dixon “It’s important for every generation, but it’s particularly with communities across the country, but especially in the said. “It’s one of our core values and we take it very seri- important for millennials,” Dixon said of working for a Rochester community where the company started more ously.” company that gives back, adding it’s critically important Continued on page 8

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main objectives: to help the community, increase the spirit GIVING BACK of volunteerism at ESL, enhance employee comradery, and Continued from page 7 have fun in the workplace. “We think it’s a great opportunity to enhance employee than 45 years ago. e Rochester philanthropic community comradery and pride,” Wolfe said of volunteer work. “And is strong, said Carlos Cong, senior manager of enterprise it’s fun in the work place.” technology services, with many local companies focusing Wolfe said the volunteer and philanthropic e orts are heavily on giving back. important not only to assist in building and maintaining a “It is a culture here,” Cong said of the Rochester com- strong community, but also to provide employees with an munity’s focus on giving back. “It’s de nitely showing up opportunity to feel engaged in the community. in schools and various neighborhoods—you see the out- “We all live and work here,” she said. “So we want to come of some of that and it’s been powerful.” invest in our community locally and we think it’s really Cong said Paychex is ingrained in the community and MAUREEN WOLFE CARLOS CONG important to do that. We think it increases pride and we puts signi cant emphasis on community service. He said want people to be proud of ESL and where they work.” the company has many internal campaigns in which em- “I think it means a lot to the people at Paychex that the Over the years, Wolfe said ESL has come to understand ployees are encouraged to donate to organizations, and company cares so much about the community,” Cong the culture of giving and the volunteer program has helped each employee at Paychex is encouraged to use eight hours said, noting it helps with “employee morale, satisfaction contribute to an “exceptionally low turnover rate” within of paid community service time each year. and retention.” the company. She said employees enjoy being part of a “In terms of community service, Paychex puts a lot of Rochester-based ESL Federal Credit Union has a similar workplace and company that is focused on giving back. emphasis on that,” Cong said. approach to their work, and Senior Vice President/Direc- In addition to encouraging employees to give back to the Wolfe said ESL seeks to make fundraisers a fun endeavor, tor of Human Resources and Community Impact Maureen community, the Paychex Charitable Foundation provides and the credit union holds events like ice cream socials, Wolfe says the credit union has developed a unique culture grants to organizations that are supported by employees. bingo games and other activities. of giving back that has helped earn the distinction of being When Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico in 2017, Cong said ESL has set some aggressive goals in giving back, Wolfe a team of Paychex employees rallied to raise money to named a great place to work several times in recent years. said, noting the credit union is seeking to have 80 percent rebuild and the foundation stepped in and donated ad- “In order to ensure that we have a superior customer of employees use all of their eight hours of paid volunteer ditional dollars. experience, we really feel that we have to have a superi- time. She said ESL has encouraged managers to remind Cong said the company feels it’s important to give back or employee experience,” Wolfe said, noting part of that employees and help facilitate volunteer e orts as part of to the community because it’s the area the company and employee experience revolves around team building and their work. many of its employees call home. bonding e orts that center on giving back to the com- ESL launched the employee volunteer program five “We want to see families and businesses thrive around munity. years ago and last year employees utilized the program us,” Cong said. “And when you think about it holistically it ESL donated $4 million to various nonpro ts last year, more than any of the previous years. helps everyone. ere’s just a fundamental core belief and but Wolfe said it’s equally important to donate time. e “ e popularity of volunteering during the holidays has it’s part of our values to give back with community service.” credit union also has a volunteer program that o ers em- helped make 2018 our highest-ever for employee partici- While the fundraising and volunteerism bene t the non- ployees eight hours of paid time throughout the year to pation at ESL, with more than 2,000 hours going back into pro t organizations, o cials say the e orts also help out give back to the community. our community,” Wolfe said. the companies and individuals spearheading them. Wolfe said ESL’s employee volunteer program has four Matthew Reitz is a Rochester-area freelance writer.

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Name Address Total Assets at End Telephone Total Grants Paid No. of Grants of Fiscal Year Grant Applications Rank Website ($000) Paid ($000) Purpose of Giving Programs Accepted? Eligibility Requirements The Wegman Family Charitable Foundation 12,605 30 11,895 To enrich the quality of life for economically disadvantaged children; No Preselected charitable organizations 1. 1500 Brooks Ave., P.O. Box 30844 other community needs Rochester, N.Y. 14603 (585) 328-2550

Max & Marian Farash Charitable Foundation 11,011 170 246,835 To support local programs in the general areas of education, Jewish Yes 501(c)(3) organizations in Monroe and Ontario counties 2. 255 East Ave. life, entrepreneurship, and arts and culture that are not classified as private foundations or Type III Rochester, N.Y. 14604 supporting organizations (585) 218-9855 www.farashfoundation.org The Schwartz Family Foundation Inc. 5,557 70 11,535 NA Yes Donee organizations of a private foundation 3. c/o CSSC, 65A Monroe Ave. Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 (585)248-0960

William & Sheila Konar Foundation 3,495 70 123,325 NA Yes None 4. 75 Thruway Park Drive West Henrietta, N.Y. 14586 (585) 334-4110

Seneca Foods Foundation 3,291 NA 4,615 Focuses primarily on helping to prepare and empower young people by Yes 501(C)(3) organizations, with priority to those with 5. 3736 S. Main St. giving them the tools they need to become independent and Seneca employee/retiree volunteer involvement, and Marion, N.Y. 14505 contributing members of our community. those geographically located in a community where (315) 926-8100 Seneca has a facility or a substantial presence. www.senecafoods.com/seneca-foods-foundation The Sands Family Foundation Inc. 2,235 29 152,424 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 6. 207 High Point Drive, Building 100 Victor, N.Y. 14564 (585) 678-7449

Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation 2,203 100 56,718 Generally limited to assist elderly and youth in Monroe and Yates Yes 501(c)(3) organizations, generally limited to assistance 7. 1600 South Ave, Suite 250 counties for the elderly and youths in Monroe and Yates counties Rochester, N.Y. 14620 (585) 461-4950 www.dmjf.org ESL Charitable Foundation 1,942 78 50,874 To be a catalyst for transformation of systems, organizations, and Yes 501(c)(3) organizations serving the geographical area of 8. 225 Chestnut St. places that uplift the Greater Rochester area for all who live and work members of ESL Federal Credit Union Rochester, N.Y. 14604 within it (585) 336-1000 www.esl.org/community/esl-charitable-foundation B. Thomas Golisano Foundation 1,720 1 38,707 To be a partner with providers, organizations and the community to No Preselected charitable organizations 9. 1 Fishers Road create an environment of dignity and care for disabled individuals and Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 their families, particularly those with developmental disabilities (585) 340-1200 www.golisanofoundation.org Davenport-Hatch Foundation Inc. 1,709 NA 42,754 To offer aid and support to charitable, religious, educational and Yes No restrictions 10. c/o Greendyke Jencik & Associates PLLC, scientific organizations and health services 110C Linden Oaks Rochester, N.Y. 14625 (585) 899-3471 Peter A. and Marion W. Schwartz Family Foundation Trust 1,502 65 27,976 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 11. 5337 Black Point Road Canandaigua, N.Y. 14424 (585) 396-3008

Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation 1,480 31 34,340 To support health-related programs, services for the elderly, education Yes 501(c)(3) organizations 12. 1600 East Ave., Suite 701 and research Rochester, N.Y. 14610 (585) 442-6900

The Charles and Mary Crossed Foundation 1,338 NA 13,843 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 13. 1675 Clover St. Rochester, N.Y. 14618 (585) 473-6743

Summers Foundation Inc.1 992 38 4,528 NA No NA 14. 1001 Lexington Ave. Rochester, N.Y. 14606 (585) 546-6830

The Riedman Foundation 861 22 21,730 To support human services, cultural and educational nonprofit Yes No restrictions 15. 45 East Ave. organizations Rochester, N.Y. 14604 (585) 232-4424

William and Mildred Levine Foundation 705 5 14,804 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 16. 2921 Brighton Henrietta Town Line Road Rochester, N.Y. 14623 (585) 272-0606

The Polisseni Foundation 605 25 1,311 To assist organizations and groups in meeting community need and Yes 501(c)(3) organizations 17. 120 Linden Oaks #200 improving the quality of life in the areas of education, human services, Rochester, N.Y. 14625 and civic improvement within upstate New York. (585) 641-0151 http://polissenifoundation.org/ The Kilian J. & Caroline F. Schmitt Foundation Inc. 535 14 13,060 Higher education, medical research, capital projects Yes 501(c)(3) organizations in the metropolitan Rochester 18. 1530 East Ave. area Rochester, N.Y. 14610 (585) 381-4493

The Zarrella Family Foundation Inc. 512 3 1,925 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 19. c/o Ashford Advisors, 308 Grove St. Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 (585) 697-0362

Paychex Community Foundation Inc. 507 NA 2,283 The foundation supports programs designed to promote Yes NA 20. 911 Panorama Trail South entrepreneurship and education; health and wellness; economic health Rochester, N.Y. 14625 of the community and its workforce; and corporate citizenship (585) 569-21719

Charles J. & Burton S. August Family Foundation 487 15 8,043 Primarily for health and human services, and for education Yes 501(c)(3) organizations 21. 240 Sandringham Road Rochester, N.Y. 14610 (585) 381-4615

Alvin F. & Ruth K. Thiem Charitable Foundation 425 22 6,361 Grants are generally provided for education and educational pursuits Yes 501(C)(3) or equivalent organizations 22. 19 Prince St. and other activities that have a long-term impact on the quality of life in Rochester, N.Y. 14607 the community (585) 232-6697

Mary Hicks Preston Historical Improvement & Betterment Foundation Inc. 358 12 7,534 Create or enhance historical preservation, socialization, recreation, Yes 501(c)(3) organizations, municipalities, faith-based 23. P.O. Box 21 education and culture in the town and village of Phelps and the organizations (under certain conditions), public and Phelps, N.Y. 14532 surrounding area private schools (315) 548-8017 www.phelpsny.com/preston-foundation The Wyckoff Family Foundation Inc. 355 31 8,303 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 24. 159 Maxwell Ave. Geneva, N.Y. 14456 (315) 789-6030

Max A. Adler Charitable Foundation Inc. 349 20 80 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 25. 700 Crossroads Building, 2 State St. Rochester, N.Y. 14614 (585) 987-2800

Notes: Information was obtained from the most recent publicly-available IRS Form 990-PF filed by 1 Includes assets of former John and Jayne Summers Foundation Inc. following merger If you would like your company to be considered for next year's list, or if there are any corrections or each grant making organization and from other public sources. The list includes grant making NA - Not available additions, please write to: Research, Rochester Business Journal, 16 W. Main St., Suite 341, Rochester, organizations based in Monroe, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans or Wayne counties that gave at least N.Y. 14614; or email [email protected]. one grant to an individual or organization in this local area, and are not dedicated to the support of Researched by Andrew Green © 2019 Rochester Business Journal a single institution.

10 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2019 . A Philanthropic Resource Grant Makers, Part 2 (Ranked by total grants paid)

Name Address Total Assets at End Telephone Total Grants Paid No. of Grants of Fiscal Year Grant Applications Rank Website ($000) Paid ($000) Purpose of Giving Programs Accepted? Eligibility Requirements Eayres Hope Foundation 335 16 8,071 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 26. 2540 Brighton-Henrietta Townline Road Rochester, N.Y. 14623 (585) 272-7007

Ames-Amzalak Memorial Trust 312 52 5,395 Support for agencies and institutions which are part of the Rochester No 501(c)(3) organizations in the Greater Rochester area 27. 610 Wilder Building Jewish Community, and for other community and nonprofit agencies Rochester, N.Y. 14614 and institutions benefiting children, the handicapped, health care and (585) 232-7046 the arts www.ames-amzalak.org Elaine P. & Richard U. Wilson Foundation 295 10 2,967 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 28. 1501 Pittsford-Victor Road Victor, N.Y. 14564 (585) 248-6400

The Hutchins Family Foundation Inc. 279 46 6,905 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 29. 1 Sinclair Drive, Cloverwood #246 Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 (585) 244-5299

Stella Matutina Foundation 268 6 3,337 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 30. c/o J. Garrett, 1300 Clinton Square Rochester, N.Y. 14604 (585) 263-1271

Cornell Weinstein Family Foundation 265 29 3,841 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 31. 39 Tobey Brook Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 (585) 383 - 8053

The Florence M. Muller Foundation 260 14 6,771 NA Yes NA 32. 1640 Penfield Road Rochester, N.Y. 14625 (585) 381-3430

Paul and Cheryl Speranza Foundation 258 3 266 NA Yes NA 33. 45 Grosvenor Road Rochester, N.Y. 14610 585 461-4127

Richard F. and Harriet R. Eisenberg Foundation 220 20 4,464 NA No NA 34. c/o CNB, 72 S. Main St. Canandaigua, N.Y. 14424

The Reh Family Foundation 216 NA 4,847 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 35. P.O. Box 596 Fishers, N.Y. 14453 (585) 924-6200

John L. DiMarco Sr. Charitable Foundation 215 11 3,197 NA No NA 36. 1950 Brighton Henrietta Town Line Road Rochester, N.Y. 14623 (585) 272-7760

Robert & Ruth Craugh Charitable Trust 210 5 2,826 NA No NA 37. c/o CNB, 72 S. Main St. Canandaigua, N.Y. 14424 (585) 693-6113

Saunders Foundation 204 39 4,249 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 38. 762 Brooks Ave. Rochester, N.Y. 14619 (585) 235-4790

Duda Family Foundation 197 13 4,949 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 39. 23 Old Westfall Drive Rochester, N.Y. 14625 (585) 232-2956

Harold & Joan Feinbloom Family Foundation 196 14 4,071 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 40. 1221 Pittsford-Victor Road Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 (585) 586-6900

Ontario Children's Foundation 192 NA 4,578 Funding to assist with children's unmet needs, including medical fees, Yes Residents of Ontario County 41. P.O. Box 82 prescriptions, daycare and college loans Canandaigua, N.Y. 14424 www.ontchildfound.net

Earl W. & Hildagunda A. Brinkman Private Charitable Foundation 181 11 33,695 NA Yes None 42. 3392 Buffalo Road Rochester, N.Y. 1424 (585) 247-1911

The Zeller Corp. Foundation 148 23 129 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 43. 1000 University Ave., #800 Rochester, N.Y. 14607 (585) 254-8840

Nancy A. K. Perkins Charitable Foundation 131 12 489 NA Yes NA 44. 1 Grove St. PO Box 450 Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 (585) 383-1111

Rochester Female Charitable Society 131 61 2,773 NA NA NA 45. 100 Allens Creek Road Rochester, N.Y. 14618 (585) 797-1929

Mashomack Foundation 117 8 2,200 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 46. c/o Anthony Morabito, 2 Dover Court Rochester, N.Y. 14624 (585) 429-7759

Westminster Barrington Foundation 116 51 3,603 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 47. 2163 East Ave. Rochester, N.Y. 14610 (585) 546-5560

The Guido and Ellen Palma Foundation Inc. 113 21 178 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 48. 4 Peabody Circle Penfield, N.Y. 14526 (585) 377-9801

The Cuvelier Family Foundation 112 NA 2,307 NA No Preselected charitable organizations 49. c/o J. Fitzgerald, 1300 Clinton Square Rochester, N.Y. 14604 (585) 263-1357

Ashley Family Foundation 111 25 1,303 NA Yes NA 50. 16 W. Main St., Suite 700 Rochester, N.Y. 14614 (585) 454-4840

Notes: Information was obtained from the most recent publicly-available IRS Form 990-PF filed by If you would like your company to be considered for next year's list, or if there are any corrections or each grant making organization and from other public sources. The list includes grant making NA - Not available additions, please write to: Research, Rochester Business Journal, 16 W. Main St., Suite 341, Rochester, organizations based in Monroe, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans or Wayne counties that gave at least N.Y. 14614; or email [email protected]. one grant to an individual or organization in this local area, and are not dedicated to the support of Researched by Andrew Green © 2019 Rochester Business Journal a single institution.

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 11 Ability Partners Foundation Overview CP Rochester has provided compassionate support to adults remained at our core. We have served the Rochester commu- Ability Partners, Inc. (API) is the passive par- and children with physical, intellectual, and developmental nity since 1919 with a variety of physical, mental health, and ent corporation of: disabilities and their families since 1946. Our caring sta works employment services. Rochester Rehabilitation serves 3,350 tirelessly to advocate for individuals, whether it’s nding hous- people every year living with mental illness, physical and cogni- CP Rochester Happiness House ing opportunities, providing respite for family members, teach- tive disabilities, as well as veterans, refugees, individuals living 3399 Winton Road 731 Pre-Emption Road ing a preschooler new and exciting things, or helping an adult in poverty, and others. Rochester, NY 14623 Geneva, NY 14458 learn to walk on his/her own for the rst time. Ability Partners, Inc. is the passive parent corporation of (585) 334-6000 (315) 789-6828 Celebrating our 50th anniversary, Happiness House has been serving communities in the Finger Lakes Region of Up- CP Rochester, Happiness House, and Rochester Rehabilita- state New York since 1969. Today, with sites in Canandaigua, tion. By o cially joining forces under API, we have developed Rochester Rehabilitation Geneva, Gorham, Waterloo and Phelps-Clifton Springs, Hap- even greater e ciencies which bene t thousands of adults and 1000 Elmwood Avenue piness House o ers an array of educational, therapeutic, recre- children with and without disabilities in the Finger Lakes and Rochester, NY 14620 ational, residential, and family support programs and services Greater Rochester regions. Together, we have ensured that (585) 271-2520 for children and adults, with and without disabilities. valuable community resources are now part of a stronger, more As we celebrate our 100th anniversary, Rochester Rehabili- e cient organization that people with disadvantages and those [email protected] tation’s values – work, wellness, and independence – have with and without disabilities can depend on for years to come. www.cprochester.org www.happinesshouse.org www.rochesterrehab.org Fundraising Events Year established: roughout the year, we hold ma- Business Engagement and Employ- 1, 2019 , Roseland Bowling 1946 CP Rochester: ny di erent types of fundraisers with ment Conference, May 14, 2019 – Additionally, we participate in many Happiness House: 1969 two main goals: to raise money and tentative, Location TBD community-based fundraisers which Rochester Rehabilitation: 1919 to have fun doing so! We invite you to include fun events that bring the com- Ability Partners, Inc.: 2015 5K Run for Fun and 1 Mile Walk for join us! All proceeds from these events munity together to help raise money to support the programs and services of- Total Employees (FTE): 750 Wellness, June 1, 2019 , CP Rochester support our organizations. Examples in- fered through CP Rochester, Happiness Geographic Area Served: Finger Lakes House, and Rochester Rehabilitation. Francis “Ben” Bona glia Happiness clude, Lilac Festival parking, Canandai- and Greater Rochester areas including Ontario, gua Polar Plunge, Tackles and Touch- Winter Gala and Auction in the Fin- House Golf Tournament, August 7, Seneca, Yates, Wayne, and Monroe counties. 2019 , Seneca Falls Country Club downs with the Hobart Statesmen Foot- ger Lakes,February 1, 2019, Bel- ball Team, Al Sigl WalkAbout and the Mission hurst Castle Evening of Stars Gala, September Karen Readel Golf Tournament. Check Autism Awareness Walk, April 27, 27, 2019 , Locust Hill Country Club our websites and Facebook for the most CP Rochester supports individuals of all ages 2019, Eastview Mall Bowling to Raise Bucks, November up-to-date information. and abilities. We partner with the individual, their family, and the community to fulﬁ ll the individual’s right to live a productive and rewarding life. Volunteer Opportunities CP Rochester provides quality health, educational, and support services to assist individuals Volunteer opportunities are as vast as your imagination. We thing from gardening to playing games to assisting with com- in achieving their goals. o er a variety of experiences based on your personal interests, munity outings. Volunteer energy fuels all levels of events At Happiness House, we envision every commu- educational goals and needs, including: Children’s Programs, and fundraising committees. Volunteer time is a valuable nity being ready to welcome and utilize the talents Residential Programs, Adult Day Programs, erapy and Clini- resource; we pledge to consistently work to respect every cal Services, Summer Recreation Program, and Special Events. volunteer’s contribution. All volunteers can be assured their and abilities of all individuals. We lead by an un- Working together with sta , volunteers help with every- e orts make a di erence! wavering commitment to our consumers and their families, and by our cumulative skill and wisdom as a premier provider of services. At Rochester Rehabilitation, our mission is to Giving Opportunities maximize each person’s potential to lead a full and Your donations to CP Rochester, Happiness House, and Rochester Rehabilitation, and Ability Partners Foundation active life by breaking down barriers to success. Rochester Rehabilitation allow us to provide an array of bene ts ALL organizations! Now, donors’ gifts carry a much We do this one life at a time, every day, every year. educational, therapeutic, recreational, employment, mental greater impact. Your gifts will make a direct and lasting im- health, residential, and family support programs and services pact for so many. Annual Revenues to over 6,600 adults and children each year. With your help, our three agencies have been changing and enriching lives We have a variety of giving option: of individuals with disabilities and disadvantages for many • Honor/Memorial gifts $35,153,806 years, at sites in Canandaigua, Geneva, Gorham, Waterloo, Rochester, Pittsford, and Henrietta. • Planned Giving As the fundraising partner of these three agencies, Abil- • Gifts In-Kind Funding Sources ity Partners Foundation strives to ful ll the on-going nan- • Event Donations cial needs of the programs and services o ered through CP Please contact Cheryl Coppola, Vice President, Founda- 2% Rochester, Happiness House, and Rochester Rehabilitation. tion and Development at ccoppola@happinesshouse .org to 5% Nearly every gift given to CP Rochester, Happiness House, learn more about our charitable giving program. 5% 6% Board of Directors 8% 48% Mary Walsh Boat eld, President/ surer, RDG+ Partners Mary Herlihy Gearan, Esq. Chief Executive O cer CP Rochester, Joyce W. Weir, Ph.D., Secretary Charles T. Graham 11% Happiness House, Rochester Rehabili- Rachel Kielon, CFO, Bene t Resource, John Horvath tation, Ability Partners, Inc., and Abil- Inc., Assistant Secretary Robert C. Maddamma, Director of 14% ity Partners Foundation Roy M. Beecher, Chair, Long Range Executive Corporate Recruiting, U of R Jacqueline Hawks Lyttle, Board Chair Planning Committee Simon Graduate School of Business Je rey W. Baker, Immediate Past Chair Andrea Bona glia,Founder, BenOf- Brian Meath Sean R. Ossont, 1st Vice Chair, Prin- cial Goods Martha E. Mock, Associate Professor Medicaid Workshop Sales cipal, Linchpin Strategy David G. Case, Senior Vice President and Director of the Institute for Inno- Tuition Public Support Ann E. Kurz, 2nd Vice Chair, Weg- and Commercial Market Executive, vative Transition, U of R mans Merchandising Support Analyst Five Star Bank Kevin W. Reeder Government Other James H. King, Treasurer, Vice Presi- Michael A. Coppola, Marketing Man- Tim Vaughan, Director of Marketing Funding Federal Service Client Fees dent, Lyons National Bank ager, Paychex, Inc. Communications & Marketing Devel- Contracts Christopher Harris, Assistant Trea- Eileen Gage opment, Eastman Kodak

12 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL

Foodlink

Foodlink, Inc. 1999 Mt. Read Blvd. Rochester, NY 14615

[email protected] (585) 328-3380 Overview

www.foodlinkny.org Foodlink is a community food resource center and the with the skills and knowledge to make healthy choices. Feeding America food bank serving Allegany, Genesee, Our food banking operations distribute more than 18 Year established: 1978 Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Orleans, Seneca, Wayne, millions of pounds of food to a network of hundreds Wyoming, and Yates counties. We leverage the power of of member agencies throughout our service area. The Total Employees (FTE): 90 food to transform lives, end hunger and build healthier Foodlink Community Kitchen prepares and delivers communities. Through good stewardship, innovation thousands of meals daily for Rochester children, sup- Geographic Area Served: and collaboration, Foodlink mobilizes a diverse net- ports our regional agricultural economy by slicing lo- Allegany, Genesee, Livings- work of partners and stakeholders to eradicate both cally grown apples, and hosts a one-of-a-kind career ton, Monroe, Ontario, Or- the symptoms and root causes of hunger. empowerment program to train individuals with bar- leans, Seneca, Wayne, Wyo- Our food access programs, such as the Curbside Mar- riers to employment for careers in the regional food ming and Yates. ket at the Lexington Avenue Community Farm, provide industry. new access points to nutritious and affordable food in For the past 40 years, Foodlink has helped nourish underserved communities. Our team of nutrition edu- our community and build healthier futures for thou- cators empowers people at risk of diet-related illness sands of individuals across the Finger Lakes region. Mission

Our mission is to leverage the Fundraising Events power of food to end hunger and build healthier commu- Foodlink’s Festival of Food, the region’s largest Foodlink’s 40th Anniversary Celebration and nities. and longest-running tasting event, is held each Septem- annual fundraiser will take place this May to mark ber at the Rochester Public Market. More than 1,000 four decades of service to the community. This inaugural guests sample from more than 100 restaurants, winer- Spring Event will celebrate Foodlink’s many innovative Annual Revenues ies, breweries and more. The 2019 festival is Sept. 16. food and community health programs. Forks and Skis is a ski event and fundraiser held Check Out Hunger encourages shoppers to donate $36,162,213 (includes the annually at Bristol Mountain to benefit Foodlink. Attend- to Foodlink while checking out at the local grocery store. value of donated food) ees can enjoy a day on the slopes, lunch, drinks and live Wegmans hosts its campaign in late fall, while Tops and entertainment. This year’s event is March 1. several independent grocers host another campaign in the winter. Funding Sources Volunteer Opportunities

Foodlink welcomes more than 15,000 volunteers each workshop to teach food literacy skills, while those who year, and could not serve the community and distribute excel in a retail and customer service setting can assist millions of pounds of food without their support. Indi- our Curbside Market drivers to help underserved com- 22% viduals, families, groups and local companies can volun- munities access fresh produce. The Foodlink Commu- teer for a shift in our distribution center to sort donated nity Kitchen also welcomes volunteers to help prepare 51% food for the hundreds of emergency food providers in thousands of healthy meals daily for City of Rochester Foodlink’s network. Those with a passion for cooking or after-school programs. Learn more and sign up at www. nutrition can join our Nutrition Educators for a class or foodlinkny.org. 27% Giving Opportunities Foodlink accepts monetary donations throughout the membering Foodlink in your will. The Foodlink Leader- Earned year and has long been recognized for its exemplary ship Circle is a distinguished group whose annual gifts Given stewardship of funds. of $1,000 and more help to sustain Foodlink’s work to eradicate the root causes of hunger. Raised There are several ways to pledge your support to Food- link, including online donations at www.foodlinkny. For more information, contact Martha Bush, Chief org. Flexible giving options include a monthly giving Marketing Officer, at [email protected] or (585) program, as a tribute to honor a loved one, or by re- 413-4095. Board of Directors

Lisa Bobo, City of Rochester Bonnie DeVinney Beth LeValley, SSJ, Sisters of St. Joseph Patrick Bourcy, Wegmans Food Markets Meghan DiPasquale, Ward Greenberg Heller & Reidy Orlando Ortiz, e Gleason Works Bobby Colón, Rochester Institute of Technology LLP Colin Sheridan, Germanow-Simon Companies Rick Constantino, M.D., Rochester Regional Health Loren Flaum, Flaum Management Company, Inc. System omas Kane, Constellation Brands, Inc. Matthew Squires, Manning Squires Hennig Carey Corea Mark Kolko Ian Wilson, M.D., Rochester Endovascular, PLLC

14 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL FOUR DECADES OF FIGHTING HUNGER

Working To Build Healthier Communities Through … Compassion: Empowering 200,000 food-insecure neighbors annually to feed themselves and their families with dignity

Innovation: Addressing the root causes of hunger through social entrepreneurship and community health programs

Collaboration: Supporting more than 500 nonprofit partners with the help of more than 15,000 volunteers annually

Agility: Through a sophisticated distribution infrastructure, responding quickly whenever and wherever a community need arises

Stewardship: Leading the region’s nonprofit community in maximizing the impact of every dollar To donate or volunteer, visit www.foodlinkny.org or call (585) 328-3380 Mary Cariola

Mary Cariola Children’s Center 1000 Elmwood Ave., Suite 100 Rochester, NY 14620

[email protected]

(585) 271-0761

www.marycariola.org/ Overview Year established: 1949 is year marks the 70th Anniversary ing both school and residential services operates six homes across Monroe County of Mary Cariola Children’s Center serv- to families. e school is located on two where nearly 50 residents receive 24-hour Total Employees (FTE): 691 ing children with multiple disabilities campuses and serves over 450 students care from expert direct care profession- and complex medical conditions. In 1949, with multiple, complex disabilities and als and clinical sta . All residents are en- Mission agency founder, Mary Cariola created an medical need, including children on the rolled in school or, if they are over age 21, organization that would serve the under- autism spectrum. Students arrive each day an adult day service or work setting. served. Mary Cariola Children’s Center from nearly 50 school districts from ten Mary Cariola’s highly skilled sta is un- We are the regional leader in has evolved from a small classroom to a counties. Mary Cariola Children’s Center personalized, interdisciplin- regional leader and innovative agency that School is New York State Education De- paralleled in their commitment to working ary, evidence-based educa- strategically maps out customized plans partment approved, providing preschool, with youth with disabilities and includes tion and life skill solutions that for every student and resident. school age and transition special educa- some of the nest special education teach- inspire and empower individ- Mary Cariola Children’s Center is an tion services at no cost to families. ers, therapists, nurses, and social workers uals and the families of those independent not-for-pro t agency o er- On the residential side, Mary Cariola in New York State. with complex disabilities. Fundraising Events 70th Anniversary Celebration and Annual Dinner: Veteran’s Memorial Park. Form, join or donate to a walk team to sup- Annual Revenues May 9, 2019 at e Strong Museum of Play. Celebrate 70 years port Mary Cariola’s signature fundraising event. Activities include; a of servicing the community and highlight accomplishments and celebration lunch, music, ra es, family activities and team photos. $33,463,407 outstanding employees and volunteers. ird Party Fundraisers: 5th Annual Caring for a Cause Golf Tournament (orga- Mary Cariola encourages corporations and organizations to nized by friends of Mary Cariola Children’s Center) at scenic host an event and designate the Agency as the charitable re- Funding Sources Ridgemont Country Club: cipient. ird party events range from golf tournaments to dress 4% August 19, 2019. Grab a foursome and enjoy a day on the links down days to cookie exchanges. Contact: Linda Henning at including lunch, dinner, silent auction and ra es. (585) 271-0761. Information on all events can be found at www. 5.6% Walking on Sunshine: Sunday, September 22, 2019 at Pen eld MaryCariola.org Volunteer Opportunities Volunteering at Mary Cariola Children’s Center can include anything from planting a garden to baking a cake, working at 27% 67% a special event, and other areas of interest/experience. Volunteers are needed for; the Walking on Sunshine event committee, in-school or in-residence activities, office work/data entry and residential home landscaping. Contact: Linda Henning at (585) 271-0761. 14% Giving Opportunities Gifts of all sizes and types are welcomed riola in your estate planning nual day of giving in late November to help us discover the lifelong potential Gifts in Kind: donate items needed Mary Cariola invites donors to become Education of our students and residents. We have a from our wish list (found at www.mary- members of the Sunrise Circle through variety of giving options. cariola.org) your leadership donations of a thousand Community Service Honor/Memorial Gifts: donate to the Event Donation: support an event with dollars or more. All gifts can be made on- Contributions/Investments Agency to honor and remember loved ones a one-time designation Employee Match Programs: have United Way: designate your gift to line at www.MaryCariola.org or mailed di- United Way your employer match your gift Agency #456 rectly to us at 1000 Elmwood Ave., Suite Planned Giving: remember Mary Ca- Giving Tuesday: support us on this an- 100 Rochester, NY 14620. Board of Directors Pat Larrabee, Board Chair, CEO, Rochester Clinical Research Tom Hammond, Vice President, Corporate & Product Donald Nims, Jr., Principal, Leader of Hydropower Prac- Mike Stachura, Vice Chair, President, Michael Stachura Strategy, Paychex tice, Bergmann Associates & Associates Susan Hetherington, Ph.D., Assoc. Professor, Director, John (Jack) Odenbach, Vice President, e Dolomite Group Jason R. Hall, Treasurer, Director of Corporate Develop- Strong Center for Developmental Disabilities Mary E. Over eld, Parent Liaison ment, Bene t Resource Inc. Aaron Hilger, President and CEO, Builders Exchange, Inc. Jo Ellen Pinkham, Associate Vice Gary S. Schwingel, Asst. Treasurer, CFO, Genesee Region- Barry Jencik, Partner, Greendyke President for Human Resources, al Bank Jencik & Associates CPA’s Nazareth College Mary Bowe, Secretary, Regional Vice President, Excellus Mike King, President and CEO, Jewish Senior Life Renu Singh, CEO, Employee Wellness Program, Senior BCBS Christine Lane, Vice President, Associate Dean Operations, University of Rochester Mark Armbruster, President, Armbruster Capital Man- Quali ed Plans Manager, Tompkins Wealth Advisors Yantee Slobert, Director, O ce of agement William Mack, President, LeChase Construction Services Multicultural A airs & Diversity Programs Laurie Baker, COO, Summit Federal Credit Union Frank Magnera, Marketing Consultant Joseph Tobin, Senior Vice President, Investment O cer, John Barr, Marketing Consultant, Blue Lake Associates Je McCormack, Portfolio Manager and Senior Equity Wells Fargo Advisors Richard Finley, III, COO, Buckingham Properties Analyst, QCI Asset Management John Treahy, President, CEO, Treahy & Associates Con- Anne Francis, MD, Retired, Partner, Elmwood Pediatric Linda Miller, Retired, Chief, Strategic Development Of- sultation Services Group ce, Hillside Family of Agencies J. Michael Wood, Partner, Boylan Code, LLP

16 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL “Every child has potential, regardless of disability” ~ Mary Cariola, Agency Founder

This year marks theIt’s 70th AnniversaryWhat of MaryWe Cariola Do. Children’s . . Center serving children, youth and young adults with multiple disabilities and complex medical conditions. In 1949 our founder, Mary Cariola, had a vision of serving the underserved: children with disabilities. Today, Mary’s vision is a reality as we celebrate 70 years in the community. We’ve evolved from that small classroom to become an innovative agency and regional leader in personalized, interdisciplinary, evidence-based education and life-skills solutions, unlocking lifelong potential. Mary Cariola Children’s Center is an independent, not-for-proﬁt agency oering school, clinical and residential services to children and their families. It’s what we do.

What Can You Do? Donate Volunteer Begin a Cariola Career Your investment will help us Whether it is helping in A Cariola Career can be the purchase iPads, Smart Boards, classrooms at lunch time, start of one of the most therapy devices, school supplies transporting students from meaningful segments of your and other equipment needed to buses or working on our life. We are always in need of unlock each individual’s potential. signature fundraiser–Walking teachers, teacher aides, nurses, A gift to Mary Cariola Children’s on Sunshine–the volunteer clinicians such as physical, Center will allow our teachers, opportunities are abundant. occupational, speech and aides, clinicians and residential The kids love to see new faces music therapists, direct sta to continue educating and your contribution of time support professionals and and supporting the life skill will be returned to you tenfold. more. Working at Mary Cariola development of hundreds of will become your passion! youth who grace our hallways and residences every day.

Welcome to the Cariola Community!

BRATING LE 7 E 0 C Y E A

S 1000 Elmwood Avenue ! Rochester, NY 14620 585-271-0761 • MaryCariola.org Follow us on social media@CariolaCareers

Mary Cariola Children’s Center is a New York State Licensed School for Students with Disabilities, ages 3-21. Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar 2019 Charitable Events Calendar ZooBrrrew Gala Wine Tasting 2nd annual Heritage Christian JANUARY Date: Feb. 1 Date: Feb. 8 Basketball Classic Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Friends of Strong Organization: Date: Feb. 9 Time: 5 p.m. Memorial Hospital Organization: Heritage Christian 2222 St. Paul St. Casino Night Location: Time: 7 p.m. Services Price: $35 for members, $40 for non- 155 Golf Ave., Pittsford Location: Time: 2 p.m. Date: Jan. 25 members Price: $80 Nazareth College, Schults Organization: Boys & Girls Clubs of 150 Location: Estimated attendance: Estimated attendance: 100 Center, 4245 East Ave. Rochester, 123 E. Main St. To support education and Purpose: Purpose: To support patient and family $5 for the doubleheader Time: 6 p.m. conservation programs. Price: care initiatives. 1,200 Location: Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Yes Estimated attendance: Corporate support needed: Corporate support needed: Yes A fundraiser for HCS' Riverside Convention Center Yes Purpose: Volunteers needed: Volunteers needed: Yes Employment Alliance. Price: $100 Contact: Chip Kneessy Susan Sullivan Contact: Corporate support needed: Yes 250 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Estimated attendance: Email: Volunteers needed: No Phone: (585) 336-7200 (585) 275-2420 Purpose: Fundraiser for after school Phone: Contact: Jillian Carter Website: senecaparkzoo.org/zoobrrrew www.urmc.rochester.edu/ programming Website: Email: [email protected] strong-memorial/friends-of-strong/ Corporate support needed: Yes Cycle for Hope Phone: (585) 340-5704 Volunteers needed: Yes events.aspx Website: www.heritagechristianservices.org Contact: Stephanie Youst Date: Feb. 2 Email: [email protected] Organization: Camp Good Days & Teddi Dance for Love Chili Cookoff Phone: (585) 328-3077 Special Times, Golisano Children's Date: Feb. 8 Date: Feb. 9 www.bgcrochester.org Hospital Website: Organization: Camp Good Days & Organization: Flower City Arts Center Time: 8 a.m. Special Times 1835 Fairport Nine Mile Point Time: 4:30 p.m. Location: Time: 8 p.m. JDRF Hope for a Cure Gala Road, Penfi eld Location: 713 Monroe Ave. Location: 3690 East Ave. Price: $30 for members ($80 for family Jan. 26 Price: $25 per hour Date: Price: $50 of four), $35 for non-members ($90 for JDRF Estimated attendance: 700 Organization: Estimated attendance: 1,000 family of four) 6 p.m. Purpose: Cycling class fundraiser. Time: Purpose: 24 hour dance marathon. Estimated attendance: 200 Hyatt Regency Rochester, 125 Corporate support needed: No Location: Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Raise funds for the Flower City E. Main St. Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Jamie Varble Volunteers needed: Yes Arts Center. Price: $175 Email: [email protected] Contact: Allison Smith Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 350 Phone: (585) 624-5555 Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: Yes Funds type 1 diabetes Purpose: Website: www.campgooddays.org/ Phone: (585) 385-7307 Contact: Amanda Chestnut research. [email protected] cycle-for-hope Website: teddi.sjfc.edu/ Email: Corporate support needed: Yes Phone: (585) 244-1730 Volunteers needed: Yes 33rd Annual Chocolate Ball Ski Mission Possible Website: www.rochesterarts.org/ Contact: Sarah Goldstein Post Feb. 2 Email: [email protected] Date: Date: Feb. 8 Open that Bottle Night Organization: Epilepsy-Pralid, Inc. InterVol Phone: (585) 797-1354 Organization: Time: 5:30 p.m. 4 p.m. Date: Feb. 9 Website: www.jdrf.org/rochester Time: Location: 125 E. Main St. Location: Bristol Mountain, 5662 NY-64, Organization: Bivona Child Advocacy Price: $200 Canandaigua Center Estimated attendance: 400 Price: $75 adults, $55 kids Time: 6 p.m. FEBRUARY Purpose: Fundraising for Epilepsy Estimated attendance: 100 Location: Locust Hill Country Club, 2000 Services. Purpose: Raising funds for InterVol's Jefferson Road, Pittsford Price: $200 Winter Gala and Auction Corporate support needed: Yes mission and programs. Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 375 in the Finger Lakes Contact: Denise Ester Volunteers needed: No Purpose: Fundraising event Email: [email protected] Contact: Nicole Jones Corporate support needed: Yes Date: Feb. 1 Phone: (585) 442-6654 Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: No CP Rochester, Happiness Organization: Website: epiny.ejoinme.orgCB Phone: (585) 922-1997 Email: [email protected] House, Rochester Rehabilitation, Ability (585) 935-7831 Website: www.intervol.org/ Phone: Partners Foundation ZooBrrrew Website: www.BivonaCAC.org Time: 6 p.m. Date: Feb. 2 A Night of Enchantment Gala Location: Belhurst Castle, 4069 W Lake Kearney Kegler Classic Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Feb. 9 Road, Geneva Date: Feb. 10 Time: 5 p.m. Solace Haven, Inc. Date: Price: $125 Organization: Bishop Kearney|A Location: 2222 St. Paul St. 6 p.m. Organization: Estimated attendance: 250 Time: Golisano Education Partner Price: $35 for members, $40 for non- Location: 155 North Chestnut St. Purpose: Support people with Time: 12 p.m. members Price: $60 disabilities and disadvantages. L&M Lanes, 830 Merchants Estimated attendance: 150 100 Location: Estimated attendance: Road Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: To support education and To raise funds to purchase a Purpose: $20 Volunteers needed: Yes conservation programs. youth crisis facility. Price: 100 Contact: Amy Miller Corporate support needed: Yes Yes Estimated attendance: Corporate support needed: Open Bowl Fundraiser. Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: Yes Yes Purpose: Volunteers needed: Yes Phone: (585) 412-9040 Contact: Chip Kneessy David Johnson Corporate support needed: Contact: Yes Website: www.happinesshouse.org Email: [email protected] [email protected] Volunteers needed: Email: Jennifer Hansen Phone: (585) 336-7200 (585) 413-7188 Contact: Phone: [email protected] 2019 HUGS Gala: Website: senecaparkzoo.org/zoobrrrew www.solacehaven.org Email: Website: (585) 342-4000 A Celebration of Smiles Phone: Just One Night Celebrity Cracker Box Palace Gala Ball Website: www.bkhs.org Date: Feb. 1 Bartending Event Date: Feb. 9 Some Enchanted Evening: A Organization: The HUGS Foundation, Cabaret Date: Feb. 7 Organization: Cracker Box Palace Farm Inc. Organization: Al Sigl Community of Animal Haven Date: Feb. 10 Time: 6 p.m. Agencies Time: 5:30 p.m. Organization: Madrigalia Location: 70 State St. Time: 5:30 p.m. Location: The Ontario Country Club, Time: 6:30 p.m. Price: $125 Location: 384 East Ave. 2101 Country Club Lane, Ontario Location: 1101 Clover St. Estimated attendance: 300 Price: Free Price: $100 Price: $60 Purpose: Provide free life-changing Estimated attendance: 250 Estimated attendance: 100 Estimated attendance: 120 surgery to children. Purpose: Benefi ts over 55,000 children Purpose: Benefi t for Cracker Box Palace Purpose: Helps to fund Madrigalia's and adults locally. Farm Animal Haven. artistic mission. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes No Volunteers needed: Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Marie Colaruotolo Contact: Debra Salmon Contact: Cheri Roloson Contact: Daniel McInerney Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 244-1000 Phone: (585) 442-4102 Phone: (315) 483-2493 Phone: (585) 230-2894 Website: helpusgivesmiles.org Website: www.alsigl.org Website: www.crackerboxpalace.org Website: madrigalia.org

18 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar Make-A-Wish Casino Night Forks & Skis Tails of Hope Telethon "Many Histories. One Future." Date: Feb. 16 Date: March 1 Date: March 2 Gala Fundraiser Organization: Make-A-Wish Lollypop Farm Organization: Foodlink, Inc. Location: Date: March 9 Time: 7 p.m. Time: 3 p.m. Time: Noon-6 p.m. Organization: Catholic Family Center Location: 145 Kilbourn Road Location: 7979 Pittsford Victor Road, Location: Bristol Mountain Time: 6 p.m. Price: $75 Victor Price: $50-$100 Location: 123 E. Main St. Estimated attendance: 150 Price: N/A Estimated attendance: 150 Price: $200 Purpose: Raise money to grant wishes Estimated attendance: 1000 for kids in our area. Purpose: To raise funds and awareness 500 Purpose: To raise funds for the animals Estimated attendance: Yes for food-insecure families in the Corporate support needed: of Lollypop Farm. Purpose: Support for the poor & most Volunteers needed: Yes Rochester region. Corporate support needed: Yes vulnerable in ROC. Contact: Katrina Connelly Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: No Contact: Amanda Glann Volunteers needed: Yes Phone: (585) 325-5150 Contact: Jeff Fleming Email: [email protected] Contact: Brigid Ryan Website: wny.wish.org/ jfl [email protected] Email: Phone: (585) 330-0216 Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 413-4072 Website: www.lollypop.org Phone: (585) 262-7172 Dimitri House Euchre Tournament Website: www.foodlinkny.org Website: www.cfcrochester.org/events/ Date: Feb. 17 2019 Story of Hope Denim and Organization: Dimitri House, Inc Wine at Center Ice - Premiere Dream Factory of Rochester Time: 11:30 a.m. Pearls Gala Casino Night Location: VFW, 300 Macedon Center Tasting Event Date: March 2 Road, Fairport Date: March 9 Date: March 1 Organization: Story of Hope Comfort Price: $25 Organization: Holy Childhood Care Home Organization: Dream Factory of Estimated attendance: 50 Rochester Time: 7 p.m. Time: 5 p.m. Purpose: Fundraiser for food pantry and Location: Bill Gray's Regional Iceplex, Time: 7 p.m. men's shelter. Location: Double Tree Hotel, 1111 2700 Brighton Henrietta Town Line Road Location: 1 East Church St., Fairport Corporate support needed: Yes Jefferson Road Price: $45/$80 for couples/$25 for Price: $55 Volunteers needed: No Price: $85 designated drivers 175 Contact: Laurie Jones-Prizel Estimated attendance: 300 Estimated attendance: Estimated attendance: 650 Email: [email protected] Purpose: Build, furnish & support of new Purpose: Fundraiser for Dream Factory Support Programs/Services of Phone: (585) 325-1796 Purpose: comfort care home. of Rochester. Holy Childhood. Website: www.dimitri-house.org/ Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Yes Corporate support needed: Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Yes Volunteers needed: Contact: Angela Hall Contact: Laura Walitsky 6th Annual RYP Gala "Written In Brittany Neumann Contact: Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] [email protected] the Stars" Email: Phone: (585) 746-7210 Phone: (585) 234-0740 Phone: (585) 359-3710 Date: Feb. 22 Website: www.storyofhoperochester.com Email: www.dreamfactoryrochester.org Organization: Rochester Young Website: www.wineatcenterice.com Professionals Savor the Flavor of Fairport, Strikes for Abilities Bowling Party Time: 7 p.m. Paddles for Saddles Location: City Grill Ballroom, 384 East presented by Lyons National Bank Date: March 10 Date: March 2 Organization: The CDS Wolf Foundation Ave. Date: March 3 $40 Organization: EquiCenter Inc. Time: 1 p.m. Price: Organization: Fairport Rotary Club Estimated attendance: 250 Time: 8 a.m. Location: 2400 Empire Blvd., Webster Time: 4 p.m. Purpose: Gala fundraiser for Junior Location: 200 E Highland Drive Price: $250 per team of 5 $150 Location: Eagle Vale Golf Club, 4344 Achievement. Price: Estimated attendance: 360 $250 Nine Mile Line Road, Fairport Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated attendance: Purpose: CDS Life Transitions' unfunded Hosts Midtown Athletic Club, Price: $40 Volunteers needed: No Purpose: areas of need. Nicole Berman EquiCenter Fundraiser. Estimated attendance: 450 Contact: Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Support Fairport Rotary local Volunteers needed: Yes Phone: (585) 327-7404 Volunteers needed: Yes charities. Thomas DeRoller Website: r-y-p.org/ Contact: April Haynos Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: No Email: 6th Annual Crosscheck Cancer Phone: (585) 624-7772 Contact: Ron Roberts Phone: (585) 347-1205 Website: www.equicenterny.org Email: [email protected] Email: www.cdswolffoundation.org Date: Feb. 24 Phone: (585) 703-2427 Organization: Gilda's Club Rochester Winter Wonder Land Dinner Website: www.fairportrotary.com A Taste of Spring @ GardenScape Time: 4:30 p.m. 2019 Location: Bill Gray's Regional Iceplex, Date: March 2 Reverse Rafﬂ e Dinner 2700 Brighton Henrietta Townline Road Organization: Genese Land Trust Date: March 13 Price: $5/$20 for Family Five Pack Time: 6 p.m. Date: March 4 Organization: The Community Place of Estimated attendance: 300 Location: 61 North Main St., Honeoye Falls Organization: Italian Heritage Greater Rochester Purpose: Charity hockey game in Price: $110 Foundation Time: 5:30 p.m. support of Gilda's Club. Estimated attendance: 100 Time: 6 p.m. Location: The Dome Center, 2695 East Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Elegant dinner to support Location: 2387 Baird Road, Penfi eld Henrietta Road, Henrietta Volunteers needed: Yes Genesee Land Trust. Price: $300 Price: $50 250 Contact: Johanna Lester Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 300 Estimated attendance: To support community services. Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: No Purpose: Scholarship Fundraiser. Purpose: Yes Phone: (585) 423-9700 Contact: Lindsay Recktenwald Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: www.gildasclubrochester.org Yes Website: Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: Contact: Debbie Baker, Development Phone: (585) 256-2130 Contact: Yvonne Caternolo Offi cer MARCH Website: www.geneseelandtrust.org Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 471-8686 Email: [email protected] Open Your Hearts Dinner & Website: www.italianheritagefoundation.org Phone: (585) 327-7200 The Junior Achievement Stock Website: www.communityplace.org Fundraiser 2019 Market Challenge RMSC Uncorked & On Tap Date: March 2 Gardenscape - Enchanted Gardens Date: March 1 Date: March 9 Organization: It's About Caring for Kids Date: March 14 through March 17 Organization: Junior Achievement of (IACKids) Organization: Rochester Museum & Central Upstate New York Organization: Gardenscape / Plant gfl x Time: 6 p.m. Science Center 8:30 a.m. Time: 10 a.m. Time: Location: 70 State St. Time: 6 p.m. Location: Kodak Center, 200 W. Ridge Road Location: 2695 East Henrietta Road, Price: $125 Location: 657 East Ave. Price: N/A Henrietta Estimated attendance: 550-plus Price: $65 Estimated attendance: 150 Price: $12 Purpose: Raise money for families facing Estimated attendance: 500 Purpose: Students compete in a Estimated attendance: 140,000 fi nancial hardship. Support STEM education. simulated "trading day." Purpose: Purpose: Education and entertainment. Corporate support needed: Yes Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Neil Butera Contact: Mary Ellen McArdle Contact: Contact: Kim Osur Contact: Sharlene L. Reeves [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (585) 820-3454 Phone: (585) 327-7404 Phone: Phone: (585) 697-1988 Phone: (585) 288-3572 Website: www.jacuny.org Website: www.iackids.org Website: www.rmsc.org Website: www.rochesterfl owershow.com

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 19 Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar Breakfast With Friends Celebration of Aging A Purse for Change Finer ThingZ: Awards Ceremony & Date: March 15 Date: March 26 Date: April 4 Champagne Brunch Organization: Lifespan Organization: Catholic Charities Organization: Women's Foundation of Date: April 6 Time: 12 p.m. Community Services Genesee Valley Organization: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Location: Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Time: 8 a.m. Time: 6 p.m. Riverside Convention Center, 123 East Psi Omega Zeta Chapter Location: Rochester Riverside Location: 2131 Elmwood Ave. Time: 11 a.m. Convention Center, 123 E. Main St. Main St. $55 Price: $65-$75 Location: 70 State St. Price: $50 Price: Estimated attendance: 1700 Estimated attendance: 400 Price: $55 Estimated attendance: 700 Purpose: Support programs that help Purpose: Fundraiser for grant awards Estimated attendance: 200 Purpose: Friend Raiser with Guest older adults and caregivers take on the and programs. Purpose: Scholarship Brunch. Speaker Darryl Strawberry. challenges and opportunities of longer Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes life. Keynote speaker: Kathrine Switzer. Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: Yes Yes Alexis Goolsby Corporate support needed: Contact: Lisa Vent Contact: Contact: Marianne Tucker Volunteers needed: No Email: 2ndsecretary.psiomegazeta@ Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Contact: Julie Murawski gmail.com Phone: (585) 242-0940 Phone: (585) 339-9800 Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 502-5238 Website: www.womensfoundation.org Website: www.cccsrochester.org/bwf Phone: (585) 287-6382 Website: www.psiomegazetasroc.org Website: www.lifespan-roch.org Bishop Kearney Spring Musical - Gift of Life Tastings Event Camp Stella Maris Casino Night Rochester River Run/Walk 5K Date: March 21 The Addams Family! Date: March 30 Date: April 7 Christopher's Challenge Organization: Organization: Camp Stella Maris Date: April 5 Organization: Friends of Strong Time: 5:30 p.m. Time: 6 p.m. Organization: Bishop Kearney|A Memorial Hospital Location: Artisan Works, 565 Blossom Location: Midvale Country Club, 2387 Golisano Education Partner Time: 9 a.m. Road Location: 235 Elmwood Ave. Baird Road, Penfi eld Time: 7 p.m. Price: $60 Price: $35 Price: $50 Location: 125 Kings Highway S Estimated attendance: 125 150-200 Estimated attendance: 1000+ Estimated attendance: Price: $12 Purpose: Pay for the typing of potential Purpose: Raise funds for tuition Purpose: To support organ transplant 300 marrow donors. scholarships for campers. Estimated attendance: patient care programs. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Spring Musical and fundraising Corporate support needed: Yes Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No for Theatre Program. Volunteers needed: Contact: Susan Sullivan Contact: Kathleen Costello Contact: Samantha Carroll Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] [email protected] Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: No Email: Phone: (585) 275-2420 Phone: (585) 346-2243 Contact: Paula Steffen Phone: (585) 414-5345 Website: www.urmc.rochester.edu/ Website: www.christopherschallenge. Website: www.campstellamaris.org/ Email: [email protected] casino-night/ strong-memorial/friends-of-strong/ org Phone: (585) 342-4000 events.aspx 10th Annual Gilda's Guys Bachelor Website: www.bkhs.org 6th Annual Gilda's Cup Collegiate Auction Happiest Hour Annual Breakfast Celebration Comedy Improv Competition Date: March 30 Date: April 11 Gilda's Club Rochester Date: March 23 Organization: Date: April 5 Organization: The Strong National Time: 7 p.m. Gilda's Club Rochester Organization: Causewave Community Museum of Play Organization: Anthology, 336 East Ave. Location: Partners Time: 5:30 p.m. Time: 6 p.m. $35 Price: Time: 8 a.m. Location: One Manhattan Square Location: St. John Fisher College, 3690 Estimated attendance: 500 123 E Main St. Price: $15 East Ave. Purpose: Raise support and awareness Location: Price: $5 of Gilda's Club. Price: $45-$55 Estimated attendance: 1,000 To support The Strong's Estimated attendance: 100 Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 500 Purpose: educational mission. Purpose: Night of collegiate improv Volunteers needed: Yes Purpose: Our signature event and Yes comedy to support GCR. Contact: Johanna Lester largest annual fundraiser. Corporate support needed: Volunteers needed: No Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Corporate support needed: Yes (585) 423-9700 Contact: Kylee Fassler Volunteers needed: No Phone: Volunteers needed: Yes www.gildasclubrochester.org Email: [email protected] Johanna Lester Website: Contact: Beth Hershel Contact: Phone: (585) 410-6346 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2019 Fire and Ice Gala Website: www.museumofplay/ (585) 442-0200 Phone: (585) 423-9700 Date: March 30 Phone: happiesthour Website: www.gildasclubrochester.org Organization: American Red Cross Website: www.causewave.org Time: 6 p.m. Youth Power Dinner An Artists' Affair Location: Harro East Ballroom, 155 Pink the Rink Chestnut St. Date: April 11 Date: March 23 Date: April 5 Boy Scouts of America, Price: $125 Organization: Time: 6 p.m. Organization: Gilda's Club Rochester Estimated attendance: 300 Seneca Waterways Council Memorial Art Gallery 7:05 p.m. Organization: Purpose: To support lifesaving local Time: Time: 5:30 p.m. Location: Memorial Art Gallery, 500 programs and services. Location: Blue Cross Arena, 100 Location: Woodcliff Hotel & Spa, 199 University Ave. Corporate support needed: Yes Exchange Blvd. Woodcliff Drive, Fairport Price: $200 Volunteers needed: Yes Price: TBD Price: $275 per person; $2,000 for a Estimated attendance: 200 Contact: James Love Estimated attendance: TBD table Purpose: Fundraising event Email: [email protected] Purpose: Raise support for and Estimated attendance: 200 Corporate support needed: Yes Phone: (585) 241-4422 awareness of Gilda's Club. Purpose: Supports Scouting in the www.redcross.org/local/new- Volunteers needed: Yes, ages 17+ Website: Corporate support needed: No Finger Lakes Region. york/western-and-central-new-york/ Yes Contact: Bella Clemente Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: about-us/locations/greater-rochester- Volunteers needed: No Email: [email protected] Contact: Johanna Lester chapter.html Contact: Laurie Bauer Phone: (585) 276-8942 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: mag.rochester.edu/events/ Phone: (585) 423-9700 Phone: (585) 241-8526 artists-affair/ www.gildasclubrochester.org APRIL Website: Website: www.senecawaterways.org Charles Settlement House Pasta Comics Against Cancer 6 Among the Stars Gala Bivona Child Abuse Summit Dinner Date: April 1 Date: April 6 Date: April 24-25 Date: March 24 Organization: Gilda's Club Rochester Organization: Starbridge Organization: Bivona Child Advocacy Organization: Charles Settlement House Time: 7 p.m. Time: 6 p.m. Center 1 p.m. Geva Theatre Center, 75 Time: Location: Location: 2000 Jefferson Road, Pittsford Time: 8:30 a.m. Location: 71 Parkway Woodbury Blvd. Price: $75 Location: Joseph A. Floreano Riverside Price: $8 Price: $40 Estimated attendance: 275 Convention Center, 123 E. Main St. 250 450 Estimated attendance: Estimated attendance: Purpose: Make a difference for people Fundraiser for youth, family Raise support for and Price: $40-$200 Purpose: Purpose: with disabilities. and senior programs. awareness of Gilda's Club. Estimated attendance: 1,000 Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Purpose: Conference/Training Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Scott Benjamin Contact: Johanna Lester Contact: Jean Sciacchitano Volunteers needed: No Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 277-0810 Phone: (585) 423-9700 Phone: (585) 224-7248 Phone: (585) 935.7831 Website: www.charlessettlementhouse.org Website: www.gildasclubrochester.org Website: www.starbridgeinc.org Website: www.BivonaCAC.org

20 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar Lifetime Achievement Award Gala Rotary Club of Geneva 100th Portraits of Hope Gala Annual Global Citizens Gala Date: April 26 Anniversary Gala Date: April 27 Date: May 1 Villa of Hope Rochester Global Organization: Boys & Girls Clubs of Date: April 27 Organization: Organization: 6 p.m. Connections Rochester Organization: Geneva Rotary Club Time: Hyatt Rochester Regency 5:30 p.m. Time: 6 p.m. Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Time: Hotel, 125 East Main St. 150 Frank Dimino Way Location: Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Location: Club 86, Avenue E, Geneva Location: Price: $200 $40 Riverside Convention Center, 123 E Main Price: $100 Price: Estimated attendance: 500 200 St. Estimated attendance: 340 Estimated attendance: Purpose: Benefi t youth and families Support global engagement in Price: $150 Purpose: Raise money to give away to Purpose: served at Villa of Hope. Estimated attendance: 450 Geneva organizations. Rochester. Corporate support needed: Yes Yes Purpose: Fundraiser for after-school Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Volunteers needed: Yes programming. Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Catherine Amico Orlandini Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Lisa Ventura Contact: Cecelia Hencke Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 865-1550 Contact: Stephanie Youst Phone: (315) 871-6560 Phone: (585) 275-8779 Website: www.portraitsofhopegala.org Email: [email protected] Website: www.genevarotaryclub.org Website: www.rocglobal.org Phone: (585) 328-3077 Red Jacket 5K Run/Walk Website: www.bgcrochester.org Gathering of Gardeners Inspire! Annual Community Date: April 27 April 27 Luncheon Reach for the Stars Date: Organization: Red Jacket Cross Country Organization: Cornell Cooperative Boosters Date: May 2 Extension of Monroe County Date: April 26 Time: 9 a.m. Organization: Center for Teen 8:30 a.m. Organization: Renaissance Academy Time: Location: 1506 Route 21, Shortsville Empowerment RIT Inn and Conference Charter School of the Arts Location: Price: $20 Time: 11:30 a.m. Center, 5257 West Henrietta Road Time: 6 p.m. Estimated attendance: 100 Location: Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Price: $55 in advance, $60 day of Location: Harro East Ballroom, 155 N. Purpose: Support the RJ high school Riverside Convention Center, 123 E. Estimated attendance: 150 Chestnut St. cross country program. Main St. Purpose: Gardening Education and Fellowship. Price: $75 Corporate support needed: Yes Price: $60 Estimated attendance: 200 Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No No Estimated attendance: 900 Purpose: To purchase instruments for Volunteers needed: Contact: Mike Schaertl Purpose: Support youth-powered students. Contact: Walter Nelson Email: [email protected] [email protected] change in Rochester. Corporate support needed: Yes Email: Phone: (585) 289-6762 Phone: (585) 753-2557 Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Website: redjacket5k.com Corporate support needed: Website: monroe.cce.cornell. Contact: Nan Westervelt Volunteers needed: Yes edu/horticulture/gathering-of- Email: [email protected] Power of a Wish Annual Gala Contact: Raquel Walker gardeners-2019 [email protected] Phone: (585) 455-9606 Date: April 27 Email: Website: www.renacad.org Autism Awareness Walk Organization: Make-A-Wish Phone: (585) 697-3464 Time: 6 p.m. Website: teenempowerment.org/ The Art of Giving Date: April 27 Location: 346 Kilbourn Road Organization: CP Rochester, Happiness Price: $200 Cinco de Mayo Wine + Brew Gala Date: April 26 House, Rochester Rehabilitation, Ability 400 Estimated attendance: Date: May 3 Organization: The Community Place of Partners Foundation Purpose: Raise critical funds for kids in Bishop Sheen Ecumenical Greater Rochester Time: 8 a.m. Rochester. Organization: Time: 6 p.m. Location: Eastview Mall, 7979 Pittsford Corporate support needed: Yes Housing Foundation, Inc. Location: City View Ballroom Atop The Victor Road, Victor Volunteers needed: Yes Time: 6:30 p.m. Strathallan Hotel, 550 East Ave. Price: Free/Pledges Collected Contact: Mary Jones Location: 565 Blossom Road Price: $100 Estimated attendance: 200 Email: [email protected] Price: $30 or two for $50 Estimated attendance: 250 Purpose: Support people with Phone: (585) 272-9474 Estimated attendance: 200 Purpose: Raising funds to support the disabilities and disadvantage. Website: www.wny.wish.org Purpose: Fundraiser for our Emergency need of our community. Corporate support needed: Yes Home Repair Program. Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Contact: Amy Miller MAY Volunteers needed: Yes [email protected] Contact: Debbie Baker, Development Email: Contact: Linda West Offi cer Phone: (585) 412-9040 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.happinesshouse.org College Decision Day Celebration Phone: (585) 461-4263 Phone: (585) 327-7200 Date: May 1 Website: Sheenhousing.org Website: www.communityplace.org Autism Awareness Spring Gala Organization: Young Women's College Prep Foundation, Inc. Date: April 27 Time: 5:30 p.m. 2019 Nativity in Bloom Starry Night Beneﬁ t Dinner Organization: AutismUp Location: Trio, 3423 Winton Place Time: 6 p.m. Date: May 3 Date: April 26 Price: $30 Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Organization: Nativity Preparatory Organization: Aurora House Location: Estimated attendance: 100 Riverside Convention Center, 123 East Main St. Academy Time: 6:30 p.m. Purpose: Celebrate college decisions $225 Time: 6 p.m. Location: Plantation Party House, 1875 Price: for the Class of 2019! 15 Whalin St. North Union St., Spencerport Estimated attendance: 600 Corporate support needed: Yes Location: Fundraiser to support those $75 Price: $40 Purpose: Volunteers needed: Yes Price: with autism locally. Estimated attendance: 300 Contact: Lauri Bonnell Estimated attendance: 250 Yes lbonnell@ Purpose: Charity Fundraiser. Corporate support needed: Email: Purpose: Raise scholarship dollars for youngwomenscollegeprep.org Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Nativity students. Phone: (585) 445-3245 Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Beth Ciardi Corporate support needed: Yes Website: www. Karen Kuebler Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: youngwomenscollegeprep.org Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 248-9011 Contact: Ginny Lenyk Phone: (585) 617-4863 Website: autismup.org/ Igniting Passion for Philanthropy Email: [email protected] Website: aurorahousewmc.com Finger Lakes Extravaganza Phone: (585) 271-1630 AFPGV 2019 Regional Conference Website: nativityrochester.org/ 21st Annual Gold Star Gala Date: April 27 Date: May 1 Organization: Heritage Christian Organization: Association of Fundraising Cinco De Rhino Date: April 27 Services Professionals NY, Genesee Valley Organization: Monroe Community Time: 6:30 p.m. Time: 11 a.m. Date: May 4 College Foundation Location: The Strathallan, City View Location: 70 State St. Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Time: 5:30 p.m. Ballroom, 550 East Ave. Price: Members—$95 early, $125 regular, Time: 5:30 p.m. Country Club of Rochester, Location: Price: $225 $150 day of; Non-members—$125 early, Location: 2222 St. Paul St. 2935 East Ave. Estimated attendance: 200 $155 regular, $180 day of Price: TBD Price: $275 Purpose: To benefi t Heritage Christian Estimated attendance: 200 Estimated attendance: 600 Estimated attendance: 300 Services. Purpose: Annual conference for Purpose: To support rhino conservation. Purpose: Fundraising Gala Corporate support needed: Yes fundraising professionals. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Contact: Jillian Carter Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Jennifer Hess Email: [email protected] Contact: Danielle Swartz Contact: Heather Rossi Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 340-5704 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 292-3694 Website: www.heritagechristianservices. Phone: (585) 258-0287 Phone: (585) 295-7388 Website: www.monroecc.edu org/fi ngerlakes Website: afpgv.memberclicks.net/ Website: senecaparkzoo.org/cinco

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 21 Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar An Evening Out At Home Penn Yan Airport Mothers Day 5K Rochester Great Strides Success in the City Celebration! Date: May 4 Date: May 12 Date: May 19 Date: May 30 Organization: Rochester Area Organization: Seneca Flight Organization: Cystic Fibrosis Organization: Dress for Success Community Foundation Operations/Penn Yan Airport Foundation Rochester Time: 6 p.m. Time: 9 a.m. Time: 10 a.m. Time: 6 p.m. Location: 366 East Ave. Location: Comedy @ The Carlson, 50 Location: 2262 Airport Drive, Penn Yan Location: Genesee Valley Park, 99 Price: $75 Carlson Road Price: Varies Elmwood Ave - Moore Road Estimated attendance: 300 Estimated attendance: 300 Price: Free Price: $150 Purpose: Fundraiser to benefi t Dress for Support NYS Sheriffs Institute Estimated attendance: 650 Estimated attendance: 350-400 Purpose: Success Rochester. Summer Camp. Purpose: Walk to support the cystic Purpose: Fundraiser and "friend-raiser" Corporate support needed: Yes fi brosis community. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: Contact: Alyssa Whitfi eld Contact: Richard Leppert Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Lauren Frank Email: [email protected] Email: rleppert@senecafl ight.com Contact: Patty Schwarzweller Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 678-1041 Phone: (315) 310-8107 Email: [email protected] rochester.dressforsuccess.org/ Phone: (585) 271-4100 Website: Website: www.pennyan5k.org Phone: (585) 924-3019 Website: www.racf.org/EOAH-info Website: www.cff.org/Rochester/ 21 Stories For Scouts Culinary Clash Employment First Conference Date: May 31 Tournament of Love Boy Scouts of America, Date: May 14 Organization: Date: May 8 Seneca Waterways Council Organization: Rochester Rehabilitation Date: May 20 Organization: Alzheimer's Association Camp Good Days & Time: 8 a.m. Time: 9 a.m. Organization: Time: 6 p.m. Special Times Location: Kodak Headquarters Building, Location: TBD 343 St. Location: Hyatt Regency Rochester, 125 Time: 11 a.m. Price: $100 (subject to change) Price: $1,000 contribution or raised E Main St. Location: 155 Golf Ave., Pittsford Estimated attendance: 250 through fundraising Price: TBD Price: $1,600 for foursome Purpose: Create jobs and employment Estimated attendance: 90 Estimated attendance: 380 Estimated attendance: 136 opportunities. Purpose: Supports Scouting programs Purpose: To raise funds and awareness. Purpose: Golf tournament with lunch for urban youth. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes and auction items. Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Carolyn Russell Contact: Julie DeMersman Contact: Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Tony Vogl [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: Contact: Jamie Varble Email: [email protected] (585) 412-9040 [email protected] Phone: (585) 760-5444 Phone: Email: Phone: (585) 241-8544 (585) 624-5555 www.21storiesforscouts.org Website: alz.org/rochesterny Website: www.rochesterrehab.org Phone: Website: Website: www.campgooddays.org/ Women's Health Day: Listening Summer Curtain Call Day of Caring When Women Talk Sporting Clays Tournament Date: May 31 Date: May 9 Organization: Geva Theatre Center May 15 Date: May 21 Organization: United Way of Greater Date: Time: 6 p.m. Organization: The Arc of Monroe Rochester Organization: Healthy Baby Network Location: 75 Woodbury Blvd. Time: 11 a.m. Time: 9 a.m. Price: $175 Time: 8 a.m. Rochester Brooks Gun Club, Location: 4045 East Ave. Location: Estimated attendance: 500+ Location: Different Nonprofi ts around 962 Honeoye Falls #6 Road, Rush Price: $25 Purpose: Fundraiser for Geva's Greater Rochester Price: $125 Estimated attendance: 100 Education and Outreach programs. Price: Free Estimated attendance: 100 Purpose: An opportunity to put women's Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 6,000 Purpose: Supporting services for people health fi rst. Volunteers needed: Yes Purpose: Largest volunteer event in with disabilities. Contact: Emily Rhone Yes Greater Rochester. Corporate support needed: Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Phone: (585) 420-2011 Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Deanna Spiotta Contact: Kim Lombardo Website: 501auctions.com/SCC19 Contact: Corinne Matina Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 546-4930 Phone: (585) 672-2202 Foodlink 40th anniversary Phone: (252) 242-6495 Website: www.healthy-baby.net Website: arcmonroe.org/ celebration Website: www.uwrochester.org/serve/ Date: TBD day-of-caring Willow Domestic Violence Taste of Success Celebrity Chef Organization: Foodlink, Inc. Center's Annual Spring Luncheon Challenge Time: TBD Sojourner Home Gala for Strength Location: Foodlink, 1999 Mt. Read Blvd. Date: May 15 Date: May 21 May 10 Price: TBD Date: Organization: Willow Domestic Violence Organization: Hillside Children's Organization: Sojourner Home Estimated attendance: 350 Center Foundation Purpose: Inaugural spring event to raise Time: 6 p.m. Time: 12 p.m. Time: 5:30 p.m. funds for Foodlink and its many food- Location: 60 Brown's Race Location: Temple B'rith Kodesh, 2131 Location: 4585 W Seneca Turnpike, related programs. Price: $135 per person; $1,250 for a Elmwood Ave. Syracuse Corporate support needed: Yes table Price: $60 Price: $35 Volunteers needed: No Estimated attendance: 250 Estimated attendance: 500 Estimated attendance: 500 Contact: Jeff Fleming Purpose: Sojourner Home's largest Purpose: To raise awareness about Purpose: Fundraiser to support Hillside Email: jfl [email protected] annual fundraiser. domestic violence. Work-Scholarship. Phone: 585-413-4072 Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Website: www.foodlinkny.org Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Christy Post Contact: Lisa Hartmann Contact: Laurie Walker JUNE Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 436-7100 Phone: (585) 232-5200 Phone: (315) 317-9481 www.hillside.com Website: www.sojournerhome.org Website: www.willowcenterny.org Website: 5K Run for Fun and 1 Mile Walk for Wellness Pink Ribbon Walk & Run 5K Trail Race Greece Rotary Charity Golf Tournament Date: June 1 Date: May 12 Date: May 18 Organization: CP Rochester, Happiness Organization: Breast Cancer Coalition Organization: Genesee Country Village Date: May 21 House, Rochester Rehabilitation, Ability of Rochester & Museum Organization: Greece Rotary Partners Foundation 8 a.m. Time: 9 a.m. Time: 9 a.m. Time: 10 a.m. Time: CP Rochester, 3399 Winton Location: Genesee Valley Park Location: 1410 Flint Hill Road, Mumford Location: 3717 W. Ridge Road Location: Road South Price: $25 Price: $30 Adult/$15 Student Price: TBD Price: $25 / collect pledges 3,000 Estimated attendance: 400 100 Estimated attendance: Estimated attendance: Estimated attendance: 350-400 Join us in the fi ght against Purpose: Fun run through Historic Raise funds for several Rotary Purpose: Purpose: Purpose: Support people with breast cancer. Village & Nature Center. programs. disabilities and disadvantages. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Kim Smith Contact: Cheryl Marshall Contact: Gene Noga Contact: Amy Miller Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 750-8250 Phone: (585) 294-8267 Phone: (585) 703-6642 Phone: (585) 412-9040 Website: bccr.org/ Website: www.gcv.org Website: www.greecerotary.org Website: www.happinesshouse.org

22 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar Golisano Children’s Hospital 5th Annual Thompson Health Golf Quad A for Kids 25th Anniversary Friends of Wesley Golf Stroll For Strong Kids & 5K Run Classic Date: June 5 Tournament Date: June 1 Date: June 3 Organization: Quad A for Kids Date: June 6 Organization: Golisano Children's Hospital Organization: Thompson Health Time: 11:30 a.m. Organization: Wesley Gardens 11 a.m. Time: 8:30 a.m. Time: Location: 123 E. Main St. Time: 10 a.m. 100 Cobble Creek Road, Location: Genesee Valley Park, Location: Location: Eagle Vale Golf Club, 4344 Victor Price: $60 Roundhouse Pavilion, 1000 East River Road Nine Mile Point Road,Fairport Price: $400 Estimated attendance: 500 visit givetokids.urmc.edu/stroll $175 Price: Estimated attendance: 120 Purpose: Celebrating 25 years of Impact Price: Estimated attendance: 12,000 Estimated attendance: 140 Purpose: Proceeds benefi t the F.F. at Quad A for Kids. Purpose: Event to benefi t Golisano Thompson Foundation, Inc. Purpose: For capital improvements at Yes Children's Hospital. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Wesley Gardens. Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Anita Pietropaolo Contact: Ashara Baker Volunteers needed: No Contact: Meghan Barnhardt Email: anita.pietropaolo@ Email: [email protected] Contact: Tamra Titus thompsonhealth.org Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 341-4403 Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 396-6155 (585) 275-2268 (585) 241-2102 Phone: Website: www.ThompsonHealth.org Website: www.quadaforkids.org Phone: Website: www.urmc.rochester.edu/ Website: www.wesleygardens.com childrens-hospital/giving/events/stroll.aspx Celebration of Rochester Neighbors St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center RSD River Ramble Date: June 3 25th Anniversary Tasting & InterVol Golf Invitational Organization: NeighborWorks Rochester Auction June 7 Date: June 1 Time: 5 p.m. Date: InterVol Organization: Rochester School for the Deaf Location: City of Rochester Public Date: June 5 Organization: 11:30 a.m. Time: 9 a.m. Market, 280 N. Union St. Organization: St. Joseph's Time: Ravenwood Golf Club, 929 Location: 1545 St. Paul St. Price: Free Neighborhood Center Location: 500 Lynaugh Road, Victor Price: $10 children, $20 adults, $40 Estimated attendance: Time: 5:30 p.m. Purpose: Volunteer Awards, Fundraiser. $150/Single or $1,000/Corporate family Location: 2131 Elmwood Ave. Price: Corporate support needed: Yes Sponsor Estimated attendance: 300 Price: $50 Volunteers needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 100 Purpose: 5K race, 2-mile walk & family Kelly Hallenbeck Estimated attendance: 400 Contact: Purpose: Raising funds for InterVol's fun reception. Email: [email protected] Purpose: Honor community health and mission and programs. Corporate support needed: Yes Phone: (585) 327-4705 support patient care. Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Website: nwrochester.org/celebration- Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: William Keenan of-rochester-neighbors/ Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Nicole Jones Email: [email protected] Contact: Katherine McCormick Contact: [email protected] Phone: (585) 336-5884 The Honor Shoot Email: [email protected] Email: (585) 922-1997 Website: www.rsdeaf.org/ramble Date: June 4 Phone: (585) 325-5260 Phone: www.intervol.org/ Organization: Full Circle Home Website: www.sjncenter.org Website: Zoobilation Time: 12 p.m. Location: Rochester Brooks Gun Club, Date: June 1 962 Honeoye Falls #6 Road, Rush Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Price: Check website for details Time: 5:30 p.m. Estimated attendance: 200 Location: 2222 St. Paul St. Purpose: Supporting families of Price: TBD deployed US service members. Estimated attendance: 800 Corporate support needed: Yes Yes Purpose: Age 21+ gala fundraiser for Volunteers needed: Contact: Vickie Durfee education programs. Email: [email protected] Corporate support needed: Yes Phone: (585) 737-3367 Volunteers needed: Yes Website: www.fullcirclehome.org Contact: Heather Rossi Email: [email protected] Christopher T. Allen Memorial Phone: (585) 295-7388 Website: senecaparkzoo.org/zoobilation Golf Tournament beneﬁ tting Cameron Ministries E. Philip Saunders Compeer Date: June 4 Rochester Golf Tournament Organization: Cameron Community Sponsored by YourCare Health Plan Ministries Time: 11:30 a.m. Date: June 3 Location: Penfi eld Country Club, 1784 Organization: Compeer Rochester Jackson Road, Penfi eld Time: 11:30 a.m. Price: $160 per golfer Location: 259 Monroe Avenue, Estimated attendance: 120 Compeer Rochester, Inc. Purpose: Proceeds benefi t Cameron's Price: $275 - $5000 youth programming. Estimated attendance: 150 Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Funding for our Youth & Family Volunteers needed: No Mentoring Programs. Contact: Jennifer Muniga Corporate support needed: Yes Email: jennifer.muniga@ Volunteers needed: No cameronministries.org Contact: Heather Baker Phone: (585) 254-2697 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cameronministries.org Phone: (585) 546-8280 Website: www.compeerrochester.org 26th Annual DePaul Golf Classic Date: June 4 26th Annual DePaul Golf Classic Organization: DePaul Date: June 3 Time: 7:30 a.m. A SANCTUARY ® CERTIFIED AGENCY Organization: DePaul Location: 8873 Morganville Road, Time: 11 a.m. Stafford • Chemical dependency and mental health Location: 3717 W Ridge Road Price: Foursomes start at $2,000 with Price: $2,000 and up with non-golf non-golf sponsorship opportunities treatment; residential and outpatient sponsorship options available available • Community-based services, case management Estimated attendance: 100-plus Estimated attendance: 70-plus Purpose: A charitable event to support Purpose: Charitable event to support • Community and residential school DePaul's programs. DePaul's programs. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes • Group homes, residential treatment Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: No Contact: Amy Cavalier Contact: Amy Cavalier • Community apartment program Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 719-3102 Phone: (585) 719-3102 3300 Dewey Ave. | 585-865-1550 | villaofhope.org Website: www.depaul.org/ Website: www.depaul.org/

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 23 Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar St. Marianne Cope Festival Luau 23rd Annual Rose Walk Surviving in Style Fashion Show 14th Margery Coughlin Pawluk Date: June 8 Date: June 8 Date: June 9 Golf Tournament Thompson Health Gilda's Club Rochester Organization: St. Marianne Cope Organization: Organization: Date: June 14 8 a.m. 2 p.m. Roman Catholic Parish Time: Time: Organization: Thompson Health 151 Charlotte St., The Strathallan Hotel, 550 East Ave. Time: 3 p.m. Location: Location: Time: 11 a.m. Canandaigua $50 Location: 2061 E. Henrietta Road Price: Location: 8613 State Route 21, Naples $10 200 Price: Free Price: Estimated attendance: Price: $125 150 Celebrate cancer survivorship Estimated attendance: 250-500 Estimated attendance: Purpose: Estimated attendance: 100 Support Fralick Cardiac and support GCR. Purpose: To raise money to support the Purpose: Purpose: Margery Pawluk Cancer Patient Rehabilitation & Fitness Center. church. Corporate support needed: Yes Needs Fund. Corporate support needed: Yes Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Johanna Lester Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Heather Rickett Email: [email protected] Contact: Kathy Steiner Contact: Thomas Pawluk Email: heather.rickett@thompsonhealth. Phone: (585) 423-9700 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] org Website: www.gildasclubrochester.org Phone: (585) 334-3518 Phone: (585) 507-9799 Phone: (585) 396-6156 Website: www.smcrcc.org Website: www.ThompsonHealth.org Website: www.ThompsonHealth.org 50th Annual Al Sigl Sports Classic Scholarship Gala Fundraiser Golf Tournament JDRF One Walk Date: June 8 2nd Annual Story of Hope Family Date: June 10 Organization: Italian Heritage Mud Run Organization: Al Sigl Community of Date: June 15 Foundation Agencies Organization: JDRF Date: June 8 Time: 5:30 p.m. Time: 7 a.m. Time: 9 a.m. Organization: Story of Hope Comfort Location: 421 East Ave. Location: 2387 Baird Road, Penfi eld Location: RIT Gordon Field House Care Home Price: $2500 table of 10 Price: TBD Price: Free Time: 10 a.m. Estimated attendance: 225 Estimated attendance: 200 Estimated attendance: 2,500 Location: Gates Memorial Park, 160 Purpose: Scholarship Fundraiser. Purpose: Benefi ts over 55,000 children Purpose: Funds type 1 diabetes Spencerport Road and adults locally. Corporate support needed: Yes research. Price: $40 Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Yes Estimated attendance: 250 Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Contact: Yvonne Caternolo Purpose: Build, furnish & support new Contact: Debra Salmon Volunteers needed: Yes Email: [email protected] comfort care home Email: [email protected] Contact: Sarah Goldstein Post Phone: (585) 471-8686 Corporate support needed: Yes Phone: (585) 442-4102 Email: [email protected] Website: www.italianheritagefoundation.org Volunteers needed: Yes Website: www.alsigl.org Phone: (585) 797-1354 Rochester Tour de Cure Contact: Sam Savary Website: www.jdrf.org/rochester Email: [email protected] Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Date: June 8 Phone: (585) 752-9441 23rd Annual Golf Tournament Holy Childhood Annual Golf Organization: American Diabetes Website: www.storyofhoperochester.com Association Date: June 10 Tournament Episcopal SeniorLife 6:30 a.m. Organization: Time: Bandana Bolt 5K Communities Date: June 17 Location: Xerox Webster, Chiyoda Drive, Organization: Holy Childhood Date: June 9 Time: 11 a.m. Webster Eagle Vale and Shadow Lake, Time: 1 p.m. Organization: 13thirty Cancer Connect Location: Price: Free 4344 Nine Mile Point Road/1850 Five Midvale Country Club, 2387 Time: 8 a.m. Location: Estimated attendance: 2,000 Mile Line Rd Location: Seneca Park, 2222 St. Paul St. Baird Road, Penfi eld Purpose: To raise money to stop Price: $150 $25 Price: $225 per golfer diabetes. Price: Estimated attendance: 200 140 Estimated attendance: 140 Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated attendance: Purpose: Support programs/services to Purpose: To support Holy Childhood Volunteers needed: Yes Purpose: Fundraiser for teens and enhance seniors lives. Programs & Services. Contact: Colleen Brown young adults with cancer Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Phone: (585) 458-3040 Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Jennifer Rougeux Volunteers needed: Yes Website: www.diabetes.org/ Contact: Christina DiBaudo Email: [email protected] Contact: Brittany Neumann rochestertour Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 546-8400 Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 563-6221 Website: episcopalseniorlife.org Phone: (585) 359-3710 Website: www.13thirty.org Heritage Christian Stables Boots Roberts Wesleyan College Website: www.holychildhood.org & Barrels Tour de Cure Rochester Scholarship Golf Tournament Believe in Kids Golf Classic Date: June 8 June 10 Date: June 9 Date: Date: June 17 Organization: Heritage Christian American Diabetes Organization: Roberts Wesleyan College Organization: Organization: Hillside Children's Services Association Tour de Cure Time: 7:30 a.m. Foundation Time: 5:30 p.m. Time: 6:30 a.m. Location: Brook Lea Country Club, 891 Time: 11 a.m. Location: Heritage Christian Stables, Location: Xerox Webster, Chiyoda Drive, Pixley Road 155 Golf Ave., Pittsford 1103 Salt Road, Webster Webster Price: $225 Location: 120 $2,500 Price: $100 Price: Free Estimated attendance: Price: Purpose: Raise money for scholarships 200 Estimated attendance: 2,000 Estimated attendance: 120 Estimated attendance: for Roberts students. Purpose: Raise funds to help fi nd a cure Purpose: Golf tournament fundraiser. Purpose: To benefi t Heritage Christian Yes to Stop Diabetes Corporate support needed: Corporate support needed: Yes Stables. Volunteers needed: No Yes Volunteers needed: No Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Contact: Rebecca McColl Yes Amy Gallaher Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Email: [email protected] Contact: Contact: Jillian Carter Contact: Colleen Brown Phone: (585) 594-6644 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: Website: www.roberts.edu/scholarshipgolf Phone: (585) 256-7509 Phone: (585) 458-3040 Phone: (585) 872-2540 Website: www.hillside.com Website: diabetes.org/rochestertour Website: www.heritagechristianstables.org Flag Day Campaign FORE for FOUR Charity Golf Legends of Lollypop Gala GWC & GFS Annual Golf Date: June 14 Tournament Tournament Organization: Veterans Outreach Center Date: June 8 Time: 12 p.m. Date: June 17 Organization: Lollypop Farm Date: June 9 Location: Veterans Outreach Center, 459 Organization: Farley's Friends Time: 6 p.m. Organization: Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation South Avenue Time: 10 a.m. 12 p.m. Free Location: 125 E. Main St. Time: Price: Location: 1450 Brace Road, Victor Location: 100 Craig Hill Drive, Brockport Estimated attendance: 30,000 Price: $175 Price: $150 Price: $110 Purpose: Community Outreach, and Estimated attendance: 400 Estimated attendance: 200 Estimated attendance: 250 fundraising. Purpose: Fundraising gala for the Golf tournament to support Purpose: Funding Pulmonary Fibrosis Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: animals of Lollypop. research at URMedicine. Volunteers needed: Yes four nonprofi ts. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Matthew McGee Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Amanda Glann Contact: Cindy Chandler Phone: (585) 295-7810 Contact: James Farley Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: veteransoutreachcenter.org/ Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 223-1330 Phone: (585) 217-7356 events/2017/6/10/fl ag-day-campaign- Phone: (585) 204-0745 Website: www.lollypop.org Website: www.pulmonaryfi brosis.org/ j9f2p-8den5 Website: www.farleysfriends.org/

24 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar SBJSA - Max Buzzell Memorial ZooBrew 25th Annual James McCuller Bivona Annual Golf Tournament Golf Tournament Date: June 21 Memorial Golf Outing Date: June 24 Date: June 18 Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Date: June 24 Organization: Bivona Child Advocacy Organization: Sodus Bay Junior Sailing Time: 5:30 p.m. Organization: Action for a Better Center Association Location: 2222 St. Paul St. Community, Inc. Time: 7:30 a.m. Time: 12 p.m. $8 in advance, $10 at the front Time: 11 a.m. Location: Midvale Country Club, 2387 Sodus Bay Heights Golf Club, Price: Location: Location: Brook-Lea Country Club, 891 Baird Road, Penfi eld 7030 Bayview Drive, Sodus Point gate Pixley Road $200 Price: $100 (includes golf, cart and Estimated attendance: 3,500 Price: Price: $250 for individual golfer 250 dinner) Purpose: To support education and Estimated attendance: Estimated attendance: 100 Estimated attendance: 150 conservation programs. Purpose: Fundraising event Purpose: Raise funds for SBJSA camp Purpose: To raise new dollars to fund Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes scholarships. programs and services. Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Chip Kneessy Yes Volunteers needed: Phone: (585) 935-7831 Contact: Priscilla Fisk Email: [email protected] Contact: Sonjia Edwards-Miller Website: www.BivonaCAC.org Email: priscilla.fi [email protected] Phone: (585) 336-7200 Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 286-5369 Website: senecaparkzoo.org/zoobrew Phone: (585) 325-5116 Website: www.sbjsa.org Website: www.abcinfo.org Heritage Christian Services 29th Annual Golf Classic SAVOR! A Gourmet Food, Wine Make Music Day Rochester 35th Annual Scholarship Open Date: June 24 and Craft Brew Event Date: June 21 Date: June 24 Organization: Heritage Christian Services Organization: Community Design 7:30 a.m. Date: June 18 Organization: Monroe Community Time: Center Rochester Monroe Golf Club, 155 Golf Organization: Rochester Regional College Foundation Location: Health Foundations Time: 12 p.m. Ave., Pittsford Time: 10:30 a.m. Time: 6 p.m. Location: Throughout Rochester Price: $325 (golf/lunch/dinner); $75 Location: Oak Hill Country Club, 145 Location: 420 E Main St. Price: Free (dinner only) Price: $75 Kilbourn Road Estimated attendance: 500 Estimated attendance: 400 Estimated attendance: 1,200 Price: $750 Purpose: Music For Everyone, By Purpose: To benefi t Heritage Christian Purpose: Fundraiser for the Because Estimated attendance: 150 Services. Care Matters Campaign. Anyone! Purpose: Fundraising Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Yes Corporate support needed: Corporate support needed: Yes Yes Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Contact: Calista Amering Contact: Jillian Carter Contact: Maria Furgiuele Email: calista.amering@ Contact: Jennifer Hess Email: [email protected] rochesterregional.org Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 340-5704 Phone: (585) 922-4800 Phone: (585) 271-0520 Phone: (585) 292-3694 Website: www.heritagechristianservices. Website: www.savorrochester.org Website: www.makemusicroc.org Website: www.monroecc.edu org

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 25 Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar EquiCenter Shooting Tournament Rochester Business Classic- CCR 12th Annual Redhawks Jungle Jog 5K Date: June 27 Date: July 15 Scholarship Golf Scramble Date: July 21 Organization: EquiCenter Inc. Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Organization: Rochester Business Date: July 16 Time: 11:30 a.m. Time: 8:30 a.m. Charitable Organization Organization: Roberts Wesleyan Location: 962 Honeoye Falls #6 Road, Location: 2222 St. Paul St. Time: 12 p.m. College Athletics Honeoye Falls Price: TBD Location: Country Club of Rochester, Time: 11:30 a.m. Price: $300 2935 East Ave. Estimated attendance: 900 100 Location: 128 Cedars Ave., Churchville To support education and Estimated attendance: Price: $5,000 Purpose: Purpose: A fundraiser for EquiCenter. Price: $110 conservation programs. Estimated attendance: 136 Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 140 Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: 33 years of philanthropy in the Volunteers needed: Yes Purpose: Provide resources/scholarships Volunteers needed: Yes Rochester community. Contact: April Haynos for student-athlete. Contact: Heather Rossi Email: [email protected] Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 624-7772 Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: No Phone: (585) 295-7388 Website: www.equicenterny.org Contact: Jon Fogle Contact: Hannah Nickerson Website: senecaparkzoo.org/junglejog Email: jmfogle@fi ve-starbank.com Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 627-1372 Phone: (585) 594-6193 Golf Tournament Website: www.rbcgolf.com Website: www.roberts.edu/athletics/ JULY redhawks-scholarship-golf-scramble/ Date: July 22 Tee'd Off at Breast Cancer Golf Organization: Veterans Outreach Center Bishop Kearney Scholarship Golf Tournament Holy Cross Terri Masters Golf Time: 11 a.m. Tournament Tournament@Eagle Vale Golf Location: Midvale Country Club, 2387 Date: July 15 Baird Road, Penfi eld July 8 Date: Organization: Breast Cancer Coalition Course Price: Varies Bishop Kearney|A Organization: of Rochester Estimated attendance: 150 Golisano Education Partner Date: July 19 Time: 12 p.m. Purpose: Community outreach and Time: 12 p.m. Organization: Holy Cross School fundraising. Location: Ridgemont Country Club, Location: Monroe Golf Club, 155 Golf Time: 11 a.m. Yes 3717 West Ridge Road Corporate support needed: Ave., Pittsford Location: 4344 Nine Mile Point Road, Volunteers needed: No $150 Price: $300 per person Price: Fairport Contact: Matthew McGee Estimated attendance: 200 Estimated attendance: 150 Price: $125 (golf and dinner), $45 (dinner) Email: [email protected] Purpose: Tournament proceeds benefi t Purpose: Golf Tournament benefi ting BCCR. Estimated attendance: 300 Phone: (585) 295-7810 student scholarships. Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Memorial Golf tournament for Website: veteransoutreachcenter.org/ Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Holy Cross School. events/vocgolf2018 Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Kim Smith Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Carm Urzetta Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: No Teeing Off For Abilities Golf Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 750-8250 Contact: Ed DiPonzio Phone: (585) 342-4000 Website: bccr.org/ Email: [email protected] Tournament Website: www.bkhs.org Phone: (585) 370-3940 Date: July 22 Holy Childhood Annual Ladies Adaptive Golf Tournament Website: hcrochester.org/ Organization: CDS Wolf Foundation Date: July 15 Time: 11 a.m. Golf Tournament ZooBrew 145 Kilbourn Road Organization: The Arc of Monroe Location: Price: Sponsorships and foursome prices Date: July 8 Time: 10 a.m. Date: July 19 available Organization: Holy Childhood Location: Monroe Country Club, 155 Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Estimated attendance: 250 Time: 8:30 a.m. Golf Ave., Pittsford Time: 5:30 p.m. Location: Penfi eld Country Club, 1784 Purpose: CDS Life Transitions' unfunded Price: $250 per person Location: 2222 St. Paul St. Jackson Road, Penfi eld areas of need. Estimated attendance: 200 Price: $8 in advance, $10 at the front gate Price: $150 per golfer Corporate support needed: Yes Supporting services for people Estimated attendance: 3,500 Estimated attendance: 120 Purpose: Volunteers needed: Yes Purpose: To support education and To support Holy Childhood with disabilities. Contact: Thomas DeRoller Purpose: conservation programs. programs and services. Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Corporate support needed: Phone: (585) 347-1205 Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Kim Lombardo Volunteers needed: Yes Website: www.cdswolffoundation.org Contact: Brittany Neumann Email: [email protected] Contact: Chip Kneessy Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 672-2202 Email: [email protected] PCAWNY Golf Tournament in Phone: (585) 359-3710 Website: arcmonroe.org/ Phone: (585) 336-7200 Website: www.holychildhood.org Website: senecaparkzoo.org/zoobrew memory of Michael F. Contestabile Hoselton Sporting Clays Classic St. John's 30th Annual Golf Cycle for Life Date: July 22 Tournament Organization: Pancreatic Cancer Date: July 9 Date: July 20 Association of WNY Organization: Boy Scouts of America, Date: July 15 Organization: Cystic Fibrosis Time: 10 a.m. Seneca Waterways Council Organization: St. John's Foundation Foundation Location: 100 Craig Hill Drive, Brockport 11 a.m. Time: Time: 10 a.m. Time: 8 a.m. Price: TBD Location: Rochester Brooks Gun Club, Location: Midvale Country Club, 2387 Location: Hopkins Point Shelter, Mendon Estimated attendance: 130 962 Honeoye Falls 6 Road, Rush Baird Road, Penfi eld Ponds Park, Honeoye Falls Purpose: Raise money for research and Price: $275 shooter; $1,100 four-person team Price: $300 Free a scholarship fund. Estimated attendance: 225 Price: Estimated attendance: 150 Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Supports shooting sports Estimated attendance: 200 Volunteers needed: Yes safety education programs. Purpose: Charity golf tournament to Purpose: Raise awareness and funds for Contact: Mary Ellen Smith Corporate support needed: Yes benefi t St. John's Home. the CFF. [email protected] Volunteers needed: No Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Email: Contact: Laurie Bauer Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: Yes Phone: (585) 703-2759 Email: [email protected] Contact: Taylor Freitas Contact: Patty Schwarzweller Website: pcawny.org/Golf_Tournament.html Phone: (585) 241-8526 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.senecawaterways.org Phone: (585) 760-2464 Phone: (585) 924-0319 43rd Annual Dwyer Family Irish Website: www.stjohnsliving.org/donate Website: www.cff.org/Rochester/ Open Beneﬁ tting the Beamer Saint's Place Annual Super Sale Dream Factory of Rochester Golf Backyard Habitat Tour Hughes Foundation Date: July 9 Date: July 22 Saint's Place Tournament July 20 Organization: Date: Organization: Beamer Hughes Time: 4 p.m. Date: July 15 Organization: Genesee Land Trust Foundation Location: 64 South Main St., Pittsford Organization: Dream Factory of Rochester Time: 9 a.m. Time: 11:30 a.m. Price: $25 for Preview Evening; free all Time: 9 a.m. Location: Various gardens around Location: Ontario Country Club, 2101 other days Location: 7470 Chase Road, Lima Rochester Country Club Lane, Ontario Estimated attendance: 2,000 people Price: $95 Price: $20 Price: TBD over fi ve days Estimated attendance: 144 Estimated attendance: 400 Estimated attendance: 180 Purpose: To raise money to help Purpose: Fundraiser for Dream Factory Purpose: Educate attendees on wildlife Purpose: Funds vital equipment/services refugees. of Rochester. habitats. for people with MD. Corporate support needed: No Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Michele Quinn Contact: Laura Walitsky Contact: Lindsay Recktenwald Contact: Anne Cliby Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 385-6860 Phone: (585) 234-0740 Phone: (585) 256-2130 Phone: (585) 820-7860 Website: www.saintsplace.org Website: www.dreamfactoryrochester.org Website: www.geneseelandtrust.org Website: www.dwyersirishopen.org

26 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar FEI Annual Charity Golf Outing All White Boat Ride: With a UR Medicine Home Care Golf 23rd Annual Golf Tournament Date: July 25 Twist! Open Date: July 29 Catholic Charities Organization: Financial Executive Date: July 27 Date: July 29 Organization: Community Services International- Rochester Chapter Organization: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Organization: UR Medicine Home Care Time: 12:30 p.m. Time: 11:30 a.m. Inc. Psi Omega Zeta Chapter Time: 9:30 a.m. Location: Country Club of Rochester, Location: Ravenwood Golf Club, 929 Time: 7 p.m. Location: 2387 Baird Road, Penfi eld Lynaugh Road, Victor 2935 East Ave. Location: 100 Joy Lane Price: TBD Price: $250 Price: $150 per golfer/ $100 hole Price: $50 Estimated attendance: 144 Estimated attendance: 120 sponsors Estimated attendance: 130 Purpose: Raise money for hospice Purpose: Premier Golf Tournament to Estimated attendance: 120 Purpose: Fundraiser programming benefi t CCCS. Purpose: Golf outing to benefi t Junior Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Achievement. Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Alexis Goolsby Contact: Julie Allen Contact: Marianne Tucker Volunteers needed: No Email: 2ndsecretary.psiomegazeta@ Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Contact: Bill Bauman gmail.com Phone: (585) 274-4301 Phone: (585) 339-9800 Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 502-5238 Website: www.urmhomecare.org Website: www.cccsrochester.org/golf Phone: (585) 721-9935 Website: www.psiomegazetasroc.org Website: feirochester.org/ 23rd Annual Gates Chili Chamber AUGUST 17th Annual Tour de Thompson Golf Tournament Party Mad at the Zoo Date: July 27 Date: July 29 Hope Hall's Annual High Hopes Organization: Thompson Health Organization: Gates Chili Chamber of Golf Tournament Date: July 26 Time: 8 a.m. Commerce Date: Aug. 5 Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Location: 4965 County Road 16, Time: 9:30 a.m. Organization: Hope Hall School Time: 5:30 p.m. Canandaigua Location: Brook Lea Country Club, 891 Time: 11 a.m. Location: 2222 St. Paul St. Price: $30 Pixley Road Location: 1400 Atlantic Ave., Walworth $10 in advance, $15 at door Price: Estimated attendance: 100 Price: Golf $150, Dinner $40 Price: $175 per golfer Estimated attendance: 800 Purpose: Rehabilitation Services After Estimated attendance: 150 Estimated attendance: 144 Purpose: This event raises funds for Care Program. Purpose: Funds raised benefi t the Chili Purpose: To support Hope Hall School's conservation. Corporate support needed: Yes and Gates Libraries. Scholarship Program. Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Dudley Hallstead Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Contact: Tina Trimer Email: dudley.hallstead@ Contact: Bob Pacer Contact: Molly Burley Email: [email protected] thompsonhealth.org Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 336-7213 Phone: (585) 396-6155 Phone: (585) 766-2530 Phone: (585) 426-5824 Website: senecaparkzoo.org/partymad Website: www.ThompsonHealth.org Website: www.gcchamber.com Website: www.hopehall.org

Furthering Opportunities for Independence

The Arc of Monroe has been providing residential, day habilitation, employment and health services for over 1,700 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families in the Rochester community for over 60 years.

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ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 27 Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar Par-Tee For The Kids Pound the Ground 5K/10K United Way of Ontario County Golf Thompson Health Gala Date: Aug. 6 Date: Aug. 14 Tournament Date: Aug. 29 Organization: Boys & Girls Clubs of Organization: Veterans Outreach Center Date: Aug. 21 Organization: Thompson Health Rochester Time: 5 p.m. Organization: United Way of Ontario Time: 6 p.m. 11 a.m. Time: Location: Mendon Ponds Park, 95 County Location: 1 Fallbrook Park, Canandaigua Location: Locust Hill Country Club, 2000 Douglas Road, Honeoye Falls Time: 11 a.m. Price: $225 W Jefferson Road, Pittsford 929 Lynaugh Road, Victor Price: Varies Location: Estimated attendance: 250 Price: $300 Price: $800 Benefi ts Thompson Health. Estimated attendance: 450 Purpose: Estimated attendance: 100 Estimated attendance: 160 Corporate support needed: Yes Fundraiser for after school Purpose: Community outreach and Purpose: Purpose: Proceeds benefi t the United Volunteers needed: No programming fundraising. Way of Ontario County. Contact: Anita Pietropaolo Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: Yes Yes Yes Volunteers needed: Volunteers needed: Phone: (585) 396-6658 Contact: Stephanie Youst Contact: Kari Buch Contact: Matthew McGee Website: www.ThompsonHealth.org Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 328-3077 Phone: (585) 295-7810 Phone: (585) 394-6550 Website: www.bgcrochester.org www.unitedwayontariocounty.org Website: veteransoutreachcenter.org/ Website: SEPTEMBER Francis "Ben" Bonaﬁ glia events/pound-the-ground-rjm7y 8th Annual Hot Rods for Hospice Happiness House Golf Tournament Happiest Hour Date: Aug. 24 Junior Builders Exchange Charity Date: Aug. 7 Organization: Story of Hope Comfort Golf Tournament Organization: Happiness House, CP Date: Aug. 14 Care Home Rochester and Rochester Rehabilitation Organization: The Strong National Time: 11 a.m. Date: Sept. 5 Time: 8:30 a.m. Museum of Play Location: Alvah Halloran & Sons Funeral Organization: Mary Parkes Center for Location: Sececa Falls Country Club, Time: 5:30 p.m. Home, 2125 Chili Ave. Asthma, Allergy and Pulmonary Care Free 2790 Route 89, Seneca Falls Location: One Manhattan Square Price: Time: 9 a.m. Estimated attendance: 300 Price: $125 Price: $15 Location: 1450 Brace Road, Victor Purpose: Build, furnish & support new Varies Estimated attendance: 200 Estimated attendance: 1,000 Price: comfort care home. Estimated attendance: 300+ Purpose: Support people with Purpose: To support The Strong's disabilities and disadvantages. Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Raise funds to support the MP educational mission. Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Asthma Center. Corporate support needed: Yes Adam Szeluga Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Email: Adam.szeluga@dignitymemorial. Yes Contact: Amy Miller Volunteers needed: Contact: Kylee Fassler com Susan Parkes McNally Email: [email protected] Contact: Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 247-7590 Email: susan.parkes-mcnally@ Phone: (585) 412-9040 Phone: (585) 410-6346 Website: www.storyofhoperochester.com oconnellelectric.com Website: www.happinesshouse.org Website: www.museumofplay/ Phone: (585) 924-2176 ZooBrew happiesthour 7th Annual Soul Food Wine Website: www.robex.com Date: Aug. 9 Tasting: A tapas styled pairing Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society KiteFlite Festival and Expo of gourmet Soul Food and ﬁ ne Food Fight Time: 5:30 p.m. Date: Aug. 17 wines Date: Sept. 6 Location: 2222 St. Paul St. Organization: AutismUp Organization: St. Ann's Community $8 in advance, $10 at the front gate Date: Aug. 25 Price: Time: 11 a.m. Time: 6 p.m. 3,500 Organization: Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Estimated attendance: Location: 855 Publishers Pkwy, Webster Location: Hyatt Regency Rochester, 125 To support education and Inc. Alumni Chapter Purpose: Free E Main St. conservation programs. Price: Time: 3 p.m. Estimated attendance: 600 Price: $150 Corporate support needed: Yes Location: Arbor Loft, 17 Pitkin St. Fundraiser to support those Estimated attendance: 500 Volunteers needed: Yes Purpose: Price: $70 250-300 Purpose: Proceeds will benefi t Annie’s Contact: Chip Kneessy with autism locally. Estimated attendance: Funds male youth mentoring/ Angel Fund. Email: [email protected] Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: scholarship initiatives. Corporate support needed: No Phone: (585) 336-7200 Volunteers needed: No Yes Volunteers needed: No Website: senecaparkzoo.org/zoobrew Contact: Beth Ciardi Corporate support needed: Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: No Contact: Tara Tiberio 13th Annual Clara Barton Golf Phone: (585) 248-9011 Contact: Kevin Leysath Email: [email protected] Classic Website: autismup.org/ Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 697-6321 Phone: (585) 820-0683 Website: stannscommunity.ejoinme.org/ Date: Aug. 9 2nd Annual Huther Doyle Classic - Website: www.rochestersigmas.org FOODFIGHT2018 Organization: American Red Cross Golisano Children’s Hospital Golf Time: 12 p.m. Golf Tournament ZooBrew Location: Brae Burn Golf Club, 60 Red Classic Date: Aug. 19 Date: Sept. 6 Jacket St., Dansville Aug. 26 Organization: Huther Doyle Date: Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Price: $60 Organization: Golisano Children’s Time: 11 a.m. Time: 5:30 p.m. Estimated attendance: 100 Hospital Location: Midvale Country Club, 2387 Location: 2222 St. Paul St. Purpose: To support local lifesaving Baird Road, Penfi eld Location: Monroe Golf Club, Oak Hill programs and services. Country Club (West Course), Country Price: $8 in advance, $10 at the front Price: $175-$200 gate Corporate support needed: Yes Club of Rochester Estimated attendance: 75-100 Estimated attendance: 3,500 Volunteers needed: No Price: Sponsorships start at $2,500 Purpose: Fundraiser for opioid Purpose: To support education and Contact: James Love Estimated attendance: 330 epidemic. conservation programs. Email: [email protected] Purpose: Fundraising Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Phone: (585) 241-4422 Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Website: www.redcross.org/local/new- Volunteers needed: No Contact: Kim Ackerman Chip Kneessy york/western-and-central-new-york/ Contact: Betsy Findlay Contact: Email: [email protected] bfi [email protected] [email protected] about-us/locations/greater-rochester- Email: Email: Phone: (585) 287-9516 Phone: (585) 273-5933 (585) 336-7200 chapter.html Phone: Website: www.hutherdoyle.com Website: givetokids.urmc.edu Website: senecaparkzoo.org/zoobrew RBTL Education Programs Golf Casting For Character Camp Stella Maris Golf Classic Tour de Teddi Tournament Date: Aug. 20 Date: Aug. 29 Date: Sept. 7 Date: Aug. 12 Organization: Boy Scouts of America, Organization: Camp Stella Maris Organization: Camp Good Days & Organization: The Rochester Broadway Seneca Waterways Council Time: 12 p.m. Special Times 6 a.m. Theatre League Time: Location: 5410 Seneca Point Road, Time: 10 a.m. Location: Rochester Yacht Club, 5555 St. Time: 1 p.m. Canandaigua Location: 643 West Lake Road, Paul Blvd. Location: 2387 Baird Road, Penfi eld Price: $750/foursome Branchport Price: $1,600 Price: Varies 144 $45 Estimated attendance: 150 Estimated attendance: Price: 100 Proceeds benefi t the CSM Estimated attendance: Purpose: The event benefi ts Scouting's Purpose: Estimated attendance: 350 Purpose: Fundraising. outdoor programs. Campership Program. Purpose: Bike ride around Keuka Lake. Corporate support needed: No Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: No Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Patricia Miller Contact: Tony Vogl Contact: Samantha Carroll Contact: Jamie Varble Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 277-3343 Phone: (585) 241-8556 Phone: (585) 346-2243 Phone: (585) 624-5555 Website: www.rbtl.org/fundraising/ Website: www.senecawaterways.org Website: www.campstellamaris.org Website: www.tourdeteddi.org/

28 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar Heritage Hero 5K & Mile Stroll + Roll Lobster Fest Starlight Gala - Meteor Fine Tastings for Al Sigl Community Date: Sept. 7 Date: Sept. 13 Date: Sept. 14 Date: Sept. 18 Organization: Heritage Christian Organization: Boy Scouts of America, Organization: Black Physicians Network Organization: Al Sigl Community of Services Seneca Waterways Council of Greater Rochester, Inc Agencies Time: 7:30 a.m. Time: 5:30 p.m. Time: 6 p.m. Time: 5:30 p.m. Location: Seabreeze Amusement Park, Location: Oak Hill Country Club, 145 Location: Locust Hill Country Club, 2000 Location: 2000 Jefferson Road, Pittsford 4600 Culver Road Kilbourn Road Jefferson Road, Pittsford Price: $95 $275 per person; $2,000 per table Price: Visit heritagehero.org Price: Price: $175 Estimated attendance: 350 300 Estimated attendance: 1,000 Estimated attendance: Estimated attendance: 300 Purpose: Benefi ts over 55,000 children Benefi ts underserved city To benefi t Heritage Christian Purpose: Fundraiser to support and adults locally. Purpose: youth in Scouting. Purpose: Services. scholarships/programming. Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Yes Yes Corporate support needed: Volunteers needed: No Corporate support needed: Volunteers needed: Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Laurie Bauer Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Debra Salmon Contact: Jillian Carter Email: [email protected] Contact: Gina Cuyler Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 241-8526 Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 442-4102 Phone: (585) 340-5704 Website: www.senecawaterways.org/ Phone: (585) 308-1088 Website: www.alsigl.org Website: www.heritagechristianservices.org lobsterfest Website: blackphysiciansnetwork.org Bishop Kearney Golf Classic Wilmot Warrior Walk The Rochester Police Foundation The WHIRL - A Farm-to-Table Date: Sept. 20 Date: Sept. 8 Blue & Gold Gala Gala Organization: Bishop Kearney|A Wilmot Cancer Institute Organization: Date: Sept. 13 Date: Sept. 15 Golisano Education Partner 7 a.m. Time: Organization: Rochester Police Organization: Genesee Country Village Time: 12 p.m. Location: Highland Park Bowl, South Ave. Foundation & Museum Location: Webster Golf Club, 440 Salt $35 5:30 p.m. Price: Time: Time: 5:30 p.m. Road, Webster 3,000 The Wintergarden, 1 Bausch & Estimated attendance: Location: Location: 1410 Flint Hill Road, Mumford Price: $110 per person Fundraiser for Wilmot Cancer Lomb Place Purpose: Price: $185 per person Estimated attendance: 100 Institute. Price: $150 Estimated attendance: 400 Purpose: 18-Hole Scramble Golf Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 600 Purpose: Fund education programs and Tournament. Volunteers needed: Yes Purpose: Supporting our men and upkeep historic homes. Yes Contact: Stephanie Sheets women in blue. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes No Email: [email protected] Corporate support needed: Volunteers needed: Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Jennifer Hansen Phone: (585) 276-4715 Cheryl Marshall Contact: Tim Tompkins Contact: Email: [email protected] Website: warriorwalk.urmc.edu [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: Phone: (585) 342-4000 (585) 271-2400 Phone: (585) 294-8267 Phone: Website: www.bkhs.org Donn Calabrese Memorial Golf Website: www.rochesterpolicefoundation.org Website: www.gcv.org Tournament Off the Vine And the BEAT goes on... Date: Sept. 9 Festival of Food Date: Sept. 21 Organization: Italian Heritage Date: Sept. 14 Date: Sept. 16 Foundation Organization: InterVol Organization: Harbor House of Organization: Foodlink, Inc. Rochester Time: 10:30 a.m. Time: 6:30 p.m. Time: 6-9 p.m. 6 p.m. Location: 2387 Baird Road, Penfi eld Location: Memorial Art Gallery, 500 Time: Location: City of Rochester Public 155 Golf Ave., Pittsford Price: $2,500 for a foursome University Ave. Location: Market $75 Estimated attendance: 144 golfers Price: $150 Price: Price: $50 225 Purpose: Scholarship Fundraiser. Estimated attendance: 275 Estimated attendance: Raising funds for InterVol's Estimated attendance: 1,200 Fundraiser for Harbor House. Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Purpose: mission and programs. Purpose: To raise funds for Foodlink, our Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes regional food bank. Yes Contact: Yvonne Caternolo Corporate support needed: Volunteers needed: Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Joan Malley Email: [email protected] Contact: Contact: Nicole Jones Volunteers needed: No [email protected] Phone: (585) 471-8686 Email: Email: [email protected] Contact: Jeff Fleming (585) 473-1779 Website: www.italianheritagefoundation.org Phone: Phone: (585) 922-1997 Email: jfl [email protected] Website: www.harborhouseofrochester.org Greater Rochester Community Website: www.intervol.org/ Phone: 585-413-4072 Website: www.foodlinkny.org Walking on Sunshine Transportation Foundation 19th 12th Annual Ovarian & Gynecologic Cancers 5k Date: Sept. 22 Annual Charity Golf Tournament VOA Golf Tournament Organization: Mary Cariola Children's Date: Sept. 10 Date: Sept. 14 Date: Sept. 16 Center Organization: Greater Rochester Organization: Cancer Wellness Organization: Volunteers of America Time: 9:30 a.m. Community Transportation Foundation Connections Upstate New York Location: Veterans Memorial Park, 3100 Time: 9:30 a.m. Time: 8:15 a.m. Time: 11 a.m. Atlantic Ave., Penfi eld Monroe Community College, Location: Brook-Lea Country Club, 891 Location: Location: 4045 East Ave. Price: Free 1000 East Henrietta Road Pixley Road Price: $250 Estimated attendance: 1,300 Price: $25 (before 8/31), $30 (9/1-9/13), $200 100 Purpose: Raise funds and awareness for Price: $35 (race day) Estimated attendance: 110 VOA's biggest annual Mary Cariola. Estimated attendance: Estimated attendance: 850 Purpose: Funds transportation grants for Yes Purpose: Purpose: Raise awareness and a fundraiser for programming. Corporate support needed: client services. fundraiser. Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Christina Perrotta Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Valerie Hoak Email: [email protected] Contact: Joy Pacheco Contact: Betsy Twohig-Barrett Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 271-0761 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 402-7218 Website: www.marycariola.org/ Phone: (585) 654-0739 Phone: (585) 469-5727 Website: www.voaupny.org/golf- Website: www.myRTS.com/golf Website: cancerwellnessconnections.org/ tournament Celebration of Hope & Recovery Luncheon RMSC Innovation Celebration Gala Hillside Family of Agencies Gala Tournament of Hope Date: Sept. 26 Date: Sept. 13 Date: Sept. 14 Date: Sept. 16 Organization: East House Hillside Children's Villa of Hope Organization: Rochester Museum & Organization: Organization: Time: 11:30 a.m. Science Center Foundation Time: 11 a.m. Location: Joseph A. Floreano Rochester 6 p.m. Location: Deerfi eld Country Club, 100 Time: 6 p.m. Time: Riverside Convention Center Location: 657 East Ave. Location: Hyatt Regency Rochester, 125 Craig Hill Drive, Brockport Price: $75 Price: $200 E. Main St. Price: TBD Estimated attendance: 600 Estimated attendance: 500 Price: $200 Estimated attendance: 144 To celebrate recovery and Purpose: Support our efforts to spark Estimated attendance: 200 Purpose: Benefi t youth and families Purpose: curiosity in science. Purpose: Fundraising gala. served at Villa of Hope. provide hope. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Kim Osur Contact: Amy Gallaher Contact: Catherine Amico Orlandini Contact: Sarah OBrien Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 697-1988 Phone: (585) 256-7509 Phone: (585) 865-1550 Phone: (585) 238-4800 Website: www.rmsc.org Website: www.hillside.com Website: www.villaofhope.org Website: easthouse.org/

ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 29 Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar Evening of Stars Gala Walk for the Animals at Barktober Fest Paper Craft and Crop 16th Annual Signature Luncheon Date: Sept. 27 Date: Sept. 28 Date: Oct. 5 Date: Oct. 10 Organization: CP Rochester, Happiness Organization: Lollypop Farm Organization: Volunteers of America Organization: Action for a Better House, Rochester Rehabilitation, Ability Time: 10 a.m. Upstate NY Community, Inc. Partners Foundation Location: 99 Victor Road, Fairport Time: 9 a.m. Time: 12 p.m. Location: 123 E Main St. 6 p.m. Price: $30 Location: 214 Lake Ave. Time: Price: $55 Location: Locust Hill Country Club, 2000 Estimated attendance: 500 Price: $40 Purpose: Fundraiser. Estimated attendance: 75 Estimated attendance: 300 Jefferson Road, Pittsford To honor volunteers and raise Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: A scrapbooking event Purpose: Price: $125 funds for programs. Volunteers needed: Yes fundraiser for VOA programs. Estimated attendance: 250 Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Amanda Glann Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Support people with Volunteers needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: Yes disabilities and disadvantage. Contact: Sonjia Edwards-Miller Phone: (585) 223-1330 Contact: Valerie Hoak Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Website: www.lollypop.org Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 325-5116 Volunteers needed: Yes (585) 402-7218 Phone: Website: www.abcinfo.org Contact: Amy Miller Kids & Trucks Website: www.voaupny.org/ Email: [email protected] papercraftandcrop Rochester's Finest Phone: (585) 412-9040 Date: Sept. 28-29 Website: www.happinesshouse.org Organization: Children’s Institute Monroe Community College 5k Date: Oct. 10 Time: 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Organization: Cystic Fibrosis Toasting Possibilities Location: Frontier Field VIP Lot, Platt Walk/Run for Scholarships Foundation Street Date: Oct. 5 Time: 6 p.m. Sept. 27 Date: Price: $5 Organization: Monroe Community Location: TBD Organization: The Arc Wayne Estimated attendance: 4,000 College Foundation Price: $100 250 Time: 6:30 p.m. Purpose: Fundraiser. Time: 11 a.m. Estimated attendance: Location: 2101 Country Club Lane, Corporate support needed: Yes 1000 E. Henrietta Road Purpose: Recognize outstanding young Location: professionals. Ontario Volunteers needed: Yes Price: $10 MCC students; $20 before Corporate support needed: Yes Price: $35 Contact: Cindy Harper Sept. 30/$30 after Volunteers needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 200 Email: [email protected] Estimated attendance: 500 Phone: (585) 295-1000 x237 Contact: Patty Schwarzweller Purpose: Create opportunities for Purpose: Raise scholarship dollars/ [email protected] Website: www.childrensinstitute.net Email: people with disabilities. support for students. Phone: (585) 924-0319 Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Website: www.cff.org/Rochester/ Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Jessica Blondell OCTOBER Contact: Karen Shaw Hope Hall School's 25th Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Anniversary Year Gala Phone: (315) 331-7741 Phone: (585) 292-3681 YWCA 13th Annual Empowering www.monroecc.edu/go/5k Website: www.arcwayne.org/ Website: Date: Oct. 12 newsandevents Women Luncheon Organization: Hope Hall School Rochester Regional Health Gala Time: 6 p.m. Date: Oct. 2 Location: Oak Hill Country Club, 145 Organization: YWCA of Rochester & Date: Oct. 5 Hilton Apple Fest Kilbourn Road Monroe County Organization: Rochester Regional Price: $150 Date: Sept. 28 Time: 12 p.m. Health Foundations 300 Organization: Hilton Apple Fest Location: Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Time: 6 p.m. Estimated attendance: Time: 10 a.m. Riverside Convention Center, 123 E Main St. Location: 103 E Main St. Purpose: To help support Hope Hall's Scholarship Program. Location: 59 Henry St., Hilton Price: $65 Price: $250 Yes Price: Free Estimated attendance: 1,200 Estimated attendance: 2,000 Corporate support needed: No Estimated attendance: 30,000 Purpose: Eliminating Racism/ Purpose: Fundraiser for the Because Volunteers needed: Molly Burley Purpose: Community, heritage support Empowering Women. Care Matters Campaign. Contact: [email protected] and education programs. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Email: Phone: (585) 426-5824 Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Calista Amering Website: www.hopehall.org Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Beverly Hettig Contact: calista.amering@ Matt Ulakovic Email: [email protected] Email: Contact: rochesterregional.org Walk to End Alzheimer's [email protected] Phone: (585) 368-2281 Email: Phone: (585) 922-4800 (585) 392-7773 Website: www.ywcarochester.org/ Date: Oct. 12 Phone: Website: www.rrhgala.org Website: hiltonapplefest.org/ Organization: Alzheimer's Association VLSP Art of Lawyering Time: 8 a.m. Willow Domestic Violence Center's Location: Frontier Field, 1 Morrie Silver Way ARTrageous Affair Gala Date: Oct. 3 12th Annual Walk a Mile in My Shoes Price: Free Organization: Volunteer Legal Services Estimated attendance: 3,000. Sept. 28 Date: Project Date: Oct. 5 Purpose: The Alzheimer's Association Breast Cancer Coalition Organization: Time: 5:30 p.m. Organization: Willow Domestic Violence Walk to End Alzheimer's® is the world's of Rochester Location: 274 N. Goodman St., Village Center largest event to raise awareness and 6 p.m. Gate, 2nd Floor funds for Alzheimer's care, support and Time: Time: 10 a.m. Holiday Inn Downtown, 70 Price: $30 research. Held annually in more than 600 Location: Location: Ontario Beach, 50 Beach Ave. State St. Estimated attendance: 250 communities nationwide and 3 locations Price: Free in our region, this inspiring event calls Price: $150 Purpose: Low income residents are assured access to justice. Estimated attendance: 500 on participants of all ages and abilities to Estimated attendance: 500 Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: To raise awareness about reclaim the future for millions. Purpose: Fundraising gala for the Breast Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Domestic Violence. Corporate support needed: Cancer Coalition. Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Louise Spinelli Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Julie DeMersman Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Volunteers needed: Yes (585) 231-1473 Phone: Contact: Lisa Hartmann Phone: (585) 705-1012 Contact: Kim Smith Website: www.vlsprochester.org/art-of- Email: [email protected] Website: act.alz.org/site/ lawyering Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 232-5200 PageServer?pagename=walk_ Phone: (585) 750-8250 Website: www.willowcenterny.org chapter&scid=1769 Website: bccr.org/ Walk to End Alzheimer's ZooBoo Date: Oct. 5 10K/5K Trail Run for the ACORNS The Mane Event Organization: Alzheimer's Association Date: Oct. 12 Date: Oct. 6 Date: Sept. 28 Time: 8 a.m. Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Organization: ACORNS 10 a.m. Organization: EquiCenter Inc. Location: Granger Homestead, 295 E. Time: Main St., Canandaigua Time: 9 a.m. Location: 2222 St. Paul St. Time: 5:30 p.m. Price: Free Location: Raymond Hill Road, East Price: Advance $6.50 for member, $7.50 Location: 3247 Rush Mendon Road, 500 Bethany for non-members, day of event add $1 Honeoye Falls Estimated attendance: Purpose: To raise awareness & funds for $30/$35 late to each. Non-members must also pay Price: $200 Price: Alzheimer's Association. 300 regular admission. Estimated attendance: 250 Estimated attendance: Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: To support the parks in Estimated attendance: 1500 Purpose: The largest fundraising event To support education and Volunteers needed: Yes Genesee County. Purpose: for EquiCenter. Contact: Julie DeMersman conservation programs. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Email: [email protected] Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Phone: (585) 760-5444 Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: April Haynos Website: act.alz.org/ Contact: Julia Garver Contact: Heather Rossi Email: [email protected] site/TR/Walk2018/NY- Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 624-7772 ROCHESTERampFINGERLAKESREGION?fr_ Phone: (716) 474-1366 Phone: (585) 295-7388 Website: www.equicenterny.org id=11416&pg=entry Website: runfortheacorns.shutterfl y.com/ Website: senecaparkzoo.org/zooboo

30 ROCHESTER GIVING 2019 ROCHESTER BUSINESS JOURNAL Rochester Giving 2019 . Calendar An Evening with Sisters and Willow Domestic Violence Center's Environmental Innovation Awards Mary Cariola Children's Center Spirits 40th Anniversary Gathering and Symposium Gala - 'Celebrating 70 Years' Oct. 19 Oct. 30 Date: Oct. 18 Date: Date: Date: Nov. 7 Organization: Willow Domestic Violence Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Organization: Sisters of Saint Joseph of Organization: Mary Cariola Children's Center 7:15 a.m. Rochester Time: Center Time: 5 p.m. Location: Joseph A. Floreano Riverside Time: 5 p.m. Location: Hyatt Regency, 125 East Main St. Time: 5:30 p.m. Convention Center Location: 2000 Jefferson Road, Pittsford Location: 150 French Road Price: $150 Price: Breakfast & Awards Only (7:15- Price: $85 Estimated attendance: 400 Price: TBD 9 a.m.) $40; Breakfast, Awards & Estimated attendance: 225 Estimated attendance: 250-300 Purpose: To recognize the growth of Willow. Symposium (7:15-11 a.m.) $60 Yes Purpose: To celebrate Mary Cariola Purpose: To support the SSJ Retirement Corporate support needed: 250 Volunteers needed: Yes Estimated attendance: Children's Center. Fund for our Sisters. To recognize companies Contact: Lisa Hartmann Purpose: Corporate support needed: Yes Yes Corporate support needed: Email: [email protected] committed to conservation. Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: No Phone: (585) 232-5200 Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Christina Perrotta Contact: Renee Hiscock Website: www.willowcenterny.org Volunteers needed: No Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Contact: Heather Rossi Phone: (585) 271-0761 [email protected] Phone: (585) 641-8138 Courage 5K Run/Walk Email: Website: www.marycariola.org/ Phone: (585) 295-7388 Website: www.ssjrochester.org/ Date: Oct. 20 senecaparkzoo.org sistersandspirits Organization: Laura's Gifts Website: Stars & Stripes Gala Time: 9 a.m. Date: Nov. 8 Bountiful Baskets & Brunch Location: Camp Northpoint, 249 North Greece Road, Hilton NOVEMBER Organization: Veterans Outreach Center Date: Oct. 19 Price: $25 Time: 5:30 p.m. Contact: Aurora House Estimated attendance: 150-200 Bowling to Raise Bucks Location: Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Time: 9:15 a.m. Purpose: Main fundraiser for the organization. Riverside Convention Center Location: Pearce Memorial Church, 4322 Corporate support needed: Yes Date: Nov. 1 Price: Varies Buffalo Road, North Chili Volunteers needed: Yes Organization: Happiness House, CP Estimated attendance: 600+ Rochester and Rochester Rehabilitation Honor Gold Star Families and Price: $22.00 Contact: Karen Anten Purpose: Email: [email protected] Time: 5:15 p.m. fundraising. Estimated attendance: 400 Phone: (585) 750-4976 Location: Roseland Bowl, 4357 Corporate support needed: Yes Charity fundraiser. Purpose: Website: www.laurasgifts.org/index.html Recreation Drive, Canandaigua Volunteers needed: Yes Yes Corporate support needed: Price: $40/collect pledges Contact: Matthew McGee Volunteers needed: Yes Cheers for Children Estimated attendance: 250 Email: [email protected] Contact: MaryKay Herman Date: Oct. 24 Purpose: Support people with Phone: (585) 295-7810 Email: [email protected] Organization: Bivona Child Advocacy Center disabilities and disadvantages. Website: veteransoutreachcenter.org/ Phone: (585) 617-4863 Time: 5:30 p.m. Corporate support needed: Yes events/2018/11/2/stars-and-stripes- Website: aurorahousewmc.com Location: TBD Volunteers needed: Yes celebration-gala-2019 Price: $60 Contact: Amy Miller Paper Craft and Crop Estimated attendance: 500 Email: [email protected] RMSC STEM Awards Purpose: Fundraising event Phone: (585) 412-9040 Date: Oct. 19 Date: Nov. 13 Corporate support needed: Yes Website: www.happinesshouse.org Organization: Volunteers of America Volunteers needed: No Organization: Rochester Museum & Upstate NY Email: [email protected] National Philanthropy Day Awards Science Center Time: 9 a.m. Phone: (585) 935-7831 Luncheon Time: 6 p.m. 214 Lake Ave. Website: www.BivonaCAC.org Location: 657 East Ave. Location: Date: Nov. 1 $40 Price: Varies Price: Organization: Association of Estimated attendance: 75 Ontario-Yates Hospice Estimated attendance: 200 Fundraising Professionals Genesee Celebrated STEM leaders in Purpose: A scrapbooking event to raise Winemakers Dinner Purpose: Valley Chapter our area. money for VOAUPNY. Date: Oct. 25 Time: 12 p.m. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Organization: UR Medicine Home Care Location: Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Volunteers needed: Yes Yes Volunteers needed: Time: 6 p.m. Riverside Convention Center, 123 East Main St. Contact: Kim Osur 3440 NY-96A, Geneva Contact: Valerie Hoak Location: Price: $55 Email: [email protected] TBD Email: [email protected] Price: Estimated attendance: 500 Phone: (585) 697-1988 Phone: (585) 402-7218 Estimated attendance: 100 Purpose: Awards luncheon. Raise money & awareness for Website: www.rmsc.org Website: www.voaupny.org/ Purpose: Corporate support needed: Yes Ontario-Yates Hospice. papercraftandcrop Volunteers needed: Yes Camp Good Days' Wine Auction Dinner Corporate support needed: Yes Contact: Julie Murawski No Volunteers needed: Email: [email protected] Date: Nov. 16 Julie Allen Golisano Children’s Hospital Gala Contact: (585) 287-6382 Organization: Camp Good Days & [email protected] Phone: Email: Special Times Date: Oct. 19 Phone: (585) 274-4301 Website: www.afpgv.org Organization: Golisano Children’s Website: www.urmhomecare.org Time: 5:30 p.m. Hospital An Evening with Ira Flatow Location: 70 State St. Location: Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Play Ball Date: Nov. 2 Price: $175 Estimated attendance: 400 Riverside Convention Center, 123 East Date: Oct. 25 Organization: Genesee Land Trust Main St. Organization: The Strong National Time: 6 p.m. Purpose: Medal winning wine auction Price: $250 Museum of Play Location: 155 North Chestnut St. and dinner. Estimated attendance: 1,000 Time: 6 p.m. Price: $150 Corporate support needed: Yes Purpose: Fundraising Location: One Manhattan Square Estimated attendance: 150 Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Price: $175 Purpose: Dinner to celebrate GLT's 30th Contact: Jamie Varble Volunteers needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 650 anniversary. Email: [email protected] Purpose: To support The Strong's Corporate support needed: Yes Phone: (585) 624-5555 Contact: Betsy Findlay educational mission. Email: bfi [email protected] Volunteers needed: No Website: 501auctions.com/ Corporate support needed: Yes Lindsay Recktenwald Phone: (585) 273-5933 Contact: cgdwineauctiondinner Volunteers needed: No Email: [email protected] Website: givetokids.urmc.edu Kylee Fassler Contact: Phone: (585) 256-2130 [email protected] Step It Up! Cure Pancreatic Cancer Email: www.geneseelandtrust.org/ Heroes Ball: Celebrating the Phone: (585) 410-6346 Website: Indoor 5K & Family Fun Day Website: www.theplayball.org Power of Hope, Courage, and Journeys, the 18th Annual Date: Nov. 16 Al Sigl Community WalkAbout Celebration of Living Organization: Pancreatic Cancer Commitment Association of WNY Date: Oct. 27 Nov. 2 Date: Oct. 19 Date: Time: 12 p.m. Organization: Al Sigl Community of Agencies Organization: 13thirty Cancer Connect Organization: Gilda's Club Rochester Location: RIT, Gordon Field House, One Time: 8:30 a.m. Time: 6 p.m. Time: 6 p.m. Lomb Memorial Drive Location: Eastview Mall, 7979 Pittsford Location: Temple B’rith Kodesh, 2131 Location: TBD Victor Road, Victor Elmwood Ave. Price: Ranges from $5 youth to $35 No cost to attend; funds raised Price: TBD Price: Price: $75 adults benefi t Al Sigl Member Agencies. Estimated attendance: 450 Estimated attendance: 300 Estimated attendance: 900 Estimated attendance: 750+ Purpose: Raise awareness for and Purpose: Fundraiser for teens and Purpose: Raise money for local support of Gilda's Club. Purpose: Benefi ts over 55,000 children pancreatic cancer research. and adults locally. young adults with cancer. Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Volunteers needed: Yes Contact: Johanna Lester Contact: Debra Salmon Contact: Christina DiBaudo Contact: Mary Ellen Smith Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (585) 423-9700 Phone: (585) 442-4102 Phone: (585) 563-6221 Phone: (585) 703-2759 Website: www.gildasclubrochester.org Website: www.alsigl.org Website: www.13thirty.org Website: pcawny.org/Step_It_Up_5K.htm

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Annual Mixed Doubles Paddle Volunteers needed: Yes Location: 75 College Ave. Times: 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Tennis Tournament Contact: Susan Sullivan Price: Free Address: 2222 St. Paul St. Date: Nov. 17 Email: [email protected] Estimated attendance: Thousands of donors Price: Members—Adults, $17.50; Youth Organization: AutismUp Phone: (585) 275-2420 Purpose: 24-hour, online giving event to 3-11, $12.50; Children 2 and under, $5. Time: 12 p.m. Website: www.urmc.rochester.edu/strong- support local organizations. Non-members—Adults, $19.50; Youth Location: Shadow Lake Golf Club, 1850 memorial/friends-of-strong/events.aspx Corporate support needed: Yes 3-11, $14.50; Children 2 and under-$5 Five Mile Line Road, Penfi eld Canandaigua Turkey Trot Volunteers needed: No Estimated attendance: 120 per seating Price: $75 Contact: Corinne Matina Purpose: This annual event supports the Estimated attendance: 200 Date: Nov. 28 Email: [email protected] Zoo’s educational programs. Purpose: Fundraiser to support those Organization: Ontario ARC Phone: (252) 242-6495 Corporate support needed: Yes with autism locally. Time: 9 a.m. Website: www.roctheday.org Volunteers needed: Yes Corporate support needed: Yes Location: F.A. Baker Memorial Park, Contact: Heather Rossi, Events Manager Volunteers needed: No Buffalo Street, Canandaigua 2019 Empty Bowls Rochester Email: [email protected] Contact: Beth Ciardi Price: TBD Phone: (585) 295-7388 Dec. 5 Email: [email protected] Estimated attendance: 400 Date: Website: senecaparkzoo.org/santa Catholic Family Center Phone: (585) 248-9011 Purpose: Annual 5K Fun Run & Walk to Organization: 5:30 p.m. ZooBrrrew Website: autismup.org/ benefi t Ontario ARC. Time: 200 W Ridge Rd Corporate support needed: Yes Location: Date: Dec. 7 $30 YWCP Leadership Breakfast Volunteers needed: Yes Price: Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society 500 Date: Nov. 20 Contact: Michele Wistner Estimated attendance: Time: 5 p.m. Support for people who are Organization: Young Women's College Email: [email protected] Purpose: Location: 2222 St. Paul St. Prep Foundation, Inc. Phone: (585) 919-2156 hungry in Rochester. Price: TBD Yes Time: 8 a.m. Website: ontarioarc.org/turkey-trot Corporate support needed: Estimated attendance: 150 Yes Location: Temple B'righ Kodesh, 2131 Volunteers needed: Purpose: To support education and Elmwood Ave. Holiday Gift Wrapping Booth Contact: Brigid Ryan conservation programs. Price: $50 Date: Nov. 29 Email: [email protected] Corporate support needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 450 Organization: Ontario ARC Phone: (585) 262-7172 Volunteers needed: Yes Purpose: Celebrate the success of Time: 9 a.m. Website: www.cfcrochester.org/events/ Contact: Chip Kneessy YWCP Charter School. Location: Eastview Mall, 7979 Pittsford Email: [email protected] Corporate support needed: Yes Victor Road, Victor ZooBrrrew Phone: (585) 336-7200 senecaparkzoo.org/zoobrrrew Volunteers needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 4,000 Date: Dec. 6 Website: Contact: Lauri Bonnell Purpose: Holiday fundraiser to support Organization: Seneca Park Zoo Society Happiest Hour Email: lbonnell@ Ontario ARC. Time: 5 p.m. youngwomenscollegeprep.org Corporate support needed: Yes Location: 2222 St. Paul St. Date: Dec. 11 Phone: (585) 445-3245 Volunteers needed: Yes Price: TBD Organization: The Strong National Website: www.youngwomenscollegeprep.org Contact: Michele Wistner Estimated attendance: 150 Museum of Play Pre-Black Friday Holiday Craft Email: [email protected] Purpose: To support education and Time: 5:30 p.m. Show and Sale Phone: (585) 919-2156 conservation programs. Location: One Manhattan Square Website: ontarioarc.org/events Corporate support needed: Yes Price: $15 Date: Nov. 22 Volunteers needed: Yes Estimated attendance: 1,000 Organization: Friends of Strong Contact: Chip Kneessy Purpose: To support The Strong's Memorial Hospital DECEMBER Email: [email protected] educational mission. Time: 8:30 a.m. Phone: (585) 336-7200 Corporate support needed: Yes Location: 601 Elmwood Ave. ROC the Day Website: senecaparkzoo.org/zoobrrrew Volunteers needed: No Price: Free Contact: Kylee Fassler Estimated attendance: 10,000 Date: Dec. 3 Breakfast with Santa Email: [email protected] Purpose: To support patient and family Organization: United Way of Greater Phone: (585) 410-6346 care programs. Rochester Date: Dec 7, 8, 14, 15 Website: www.museumofplay/ Corporate support needed: No Time: 12 a.m. Organization: Seneca Park Zoo happiesthour Charitable Events Index 13thirty Cancer Connect Association of Fundraising Professionals 21 Stories For Scouts ...... 22 Causewave Community Partners Bandana Bolt 5K ...... 24 NY, Genesee Valley Casting For Character ...... 28 Annual Breakfast Celebration ...... 20 Journeys Celebration of Living ...... 31 Igniting Passion for Philanthropy AFPGV Hoselton Sporting Clays Classic ...... 26 2019 Regional Conference ...... 21 Lobster Fest ...... 29 CDS Wolf Foundation Ability Partners Foundation National Philanthropy Day Awards Youth Power Dinner ...... 20 Strikes for Abilities Bowling Party ...... 19 5K Run for Fun and 1 Mile Walk for Luncheon ...... 31 Teeing Off For Abilities Golf Tournament ..26 Wellness ...... 22 Boys & Girls Clubs of Rochester Autism Awareness Walk ...... 21 Aurora House Casino Night ...... 18 Center for Teen Empowerment Bowling to Raise Bucks...... 31 Bountiful Baskets & Brunch ...... 31 Lifetime Achievement Award Gala ...... 21 Inspire! Annual Community Luncheon ....21 Evening of Stars Gala ...... 30 Starry Night Benefi t Dinner ...... 21 Par-Tee For The Kids ...... 28 Francis "Ben" Bonafi glia Happiness Charles Settlement House House Golf Tournament ...... 28 Autism Up Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester Charles Settlement House Pasta Dinner ..20 Winter Gala and Auction in the Finger Autism Awareness Spring Gala ...... 21 ARTrageous Affair Gala ...... 30 Lakes ...... 18 KiteFlite Festival and Expo ...... 28 Pink Ribbon Walk & Run ...... 22 Children’s Institute Mixed Doubles Paddle Tennis Tournament ..32 Tee'd Off at Breast Cancer Golf Kids & Trucks ...... 30 ACORNS Tournament ...... 26 10K/5K Trail Run for the ACORNS ...... 31 Beamer Hughes Foundation Christopher’s Challenge Dwyer Family Irish Open Benefi tting the Cameron Community Ministries Gift of Life Tastings Event ...... 20 Action for a Better Community, Inc. Beamer Hughes Foundation ...... 26 Christopher T. Allen Memorial Golf James McCuller Memorial Golf Outing ..... 25 Tournament benefi tting Cameron Signature Luncheon...... 31 Community Design Center Rochester Bishop Kearney | A Golisano Education Ministries ...... 23 Make Music Day Rochester ...... 25 Al Sigl Community of Agencies Partner Kearney Kegler Classic ...... 18 Camp Good Days & Special Times Community Place of Greater Rochester Community WalkAbout ...... 31 Cycle for Hope ...... 18 Golf Classic ...... 29 A Taste of Spring @ Gardenscape 2019 ...19 Fine Tastings for Al Sigl Community ...29 Teddi Dance for Love ...... 18 The Art of Giving ...... 21 Just One Night Celebrity Bartending Event .18 Scholarship Golf Tournament ...... 26 Tour de Teddi ...... 28 Sports Classic Golf Tournament ...... 24 Spring Musical – The Addams Family! ...... 20 Tournament of Love ...... 22 Compeer Rochester Wine Auction Dinner ...... 31 Golf Tournament ...... 23 Alzheimer's Association Bishop Sheen Ecumenical Housing Culinary Clash ...... 22 Foundation Inc. Camp Stella Maris Cornell Cooperative Extension of Walk to End Alzheimer's ...... 30, 31 Cinco de Mayo Wine + Brew Gala ...... 21 Casino Night ...... 20 Monroe County Golf Classic ...... 28 Gathering of Gardeners ...... 21 American Diabetes Association Bivona Child Advocacy Center Rochester Tour de Cure ...... 24 Annual Golf Tournament ...... 25 CP Rochester Cancer Wellness Connections 5K Run for Fun and 1 Mile Walk for Cheers for Children ...... 31 Ovarian & Gynecologic Cancers 5k ....29 American Red Cross Child Abuse Summit ...... 20 Wellness ...... 22 Autism Awareness Walk ...... 21 Clara Barton Golf Classic ...... 28 Open that Bottle Night ...... 18 Catholic Charities Community Services Fire and Ice Gala ...... 20 Bowling to Raise Bucks...... 31 Breakfast With Friends...... 20 Evening of Stars Gala ...... 30 Arc of Monroe Black Physicians Network of Greater Golf Tournament ...... 27 Francis "Ben" Bonafi glia Happiness Adaptive Golf Tournament...... 26 Rochester, Inc House Golf Tournament ...... 28 Sporting Clays Tournament ...... 22 Starlight Gala – Meteor ...... 29 Catholic Family Center Winter Gala and Auction in the Finger Lakes ...18 Empty Bowls Rochester ...... 32 Arc Wayne Boy Scouts of America; Seneca “Many Histories. One Future.” Gala Cracker Box Palace Farm Animal Haven Toasting Possibilities...... 30 Waterways Council Fundraiser ...... 19 Cracker Box Palace Gala Ball ...... 18

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Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Evening of Stars Gala...... 30 NeighborWorks Rochester Solace Haven Inc. Cycle for Life...... 26 Francis "Ben" Bonafiglia Happiness Celebration of Rochester Neighbors...23 A Night of Enchantment Gala...... 18 Rochester Great Strides...... 22 House Golf Tournament...... 28 Rochester's Finest...... 31 Winter Gala and Auction in the Finger Ontario ARC St. Ann's Community Lakes...... 18 Canandaigua Turkey Trot...... 32 DePaul Holiday Gift Wrapping Booth...... 32 Food Fight...... 28 DePaul Golf Classic...... 23 Harbor House of Rochester And the BEAT goes on...... 29 Pancreatic Cancer Association of WNY St. John's Foundation Dmitri House Inc. Golf Tournament in memory of Michael F. Golf Tournament...... 26 Euchre Tournament...... 19 Healthy Baby Network Contestabile...... 26 Women's Health Day: Listening When Step It Up! Cure Pancreatic Cancer Indoor Women Talk...... 22 St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center Dream Factory of Rochester 5K & Family Fun Day...... 31 25th Anniversary Tasting & Casino Night...... 19 Auction...... 23 Golf Tournament...... 26 Heritage Christian Services Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Alumni Basketball Classic...... 18 Chapter Dress for Success Rochester Finger Lakes Extravaganza...... 21 Soul Food Wine Tasting...... 28 St. Marianne Cope Roman Catholic Success in the City Celebration!...... 22 Golf Classic...... 25 Parish Heritage Christian Stables Boots & Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation Festival Luau...... 24 East House Barrels...... 24 GWC & GFS Annual Golf Tournament.24 Celebration of Hope & Recovery Heritage Hero 5K & Mile Stroll + Roll...29 Starbridge Luncheon...... 29 Quad A for Kids Hillside Children's Foundation 25th Anniversary...... 23 Among the Stars Gala...... 20 Epilepsy-Pralid Inc. Believe in Kids Golf Classic...... 24 Chocolate Ball...... 18 Hillside Family of Agencies Gala...... 29 Taste of Success Celebrity Chef Red Jacket Cross Country Boosters Story of Hope Comfort Care Home Challenge...... 22 5K Run/Walk...... 21 Denim and Pearls Gala...... 19 Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Family Mud Run...... 24 Golf Tournament...... 24 Hilton Apple Fest Renaissance Academy Charter School of Hot Rods for Hospice...... 28 Hilton Apple Fest...... 30 the Arts EquiCenter Inc. Reach for the Stars...... 21 Paddles for Saddles...... 19 Strong National Museum of Play Holy Childhood Shooting Tournament...... 26 Golf Tournament...... 24 Roberts Wesleyan College Happiest Hour...... 20, 28, 32 The Mane Event...... 30 Ladies Golf Tournament...... 26 Redhawks Scholarship Golf Scramble.26 Play Ball...... 31 Wine at Center Ice – Premiere Tasting Scholarship Golf Tournament...... 24 Fairport Rotary Club Event...... 19 Savor the Flavor of Fairport...... 19 Thompson Health Rochester Area Community Foundation Gala...... 28 Holy Cross School An Evening Out At Home...... 22 Golf Classic...... 23 Farley's Friends Terri Masters Golf Tournament@Eagle FORE for FOUR Charity Golf Tournament....24 Margery Coughlin Pawluk Golf Vale Golf Course...... 26 Rochester Broadway Theatre League Education Programs Golf Tournament.28 Tournament...... 24 Financial Executive International- Rose Walk...... 24 Rochester Chapter Hope Hall School Charity Golf Outing...... 27 25th Anniversary Year Gala...... 31 Rochester Business Charitable Tour de Thompson...... 27 High Hopes Golf Tournament...... 27 Organization Flower City Arts Center Rochester Business Classic- CCR...... 26 United Way of Greater Rochester Chili Cookoff...... 18 HUGS Foundation Inc. Day of Caring...... 22 Gala: A Celebration of Smiles...... 18 Rochester Global Connections ROC the Day...... 32 Foodlink Inc. Global Citizens Gala...... 21 40th anniversary celebration...... 22 Huther Doyle Festival of Food...... 29 Golf Tournament...... 28 Rochester Museum & Science Center United Way of Ontario County Forks & Skis...... 19 Innovation Celebration Gala...... 29 Golf Tournament...... 28 InterVol STEM Awards...... 31 Golf Invitational...... 23 Uncorked & On Tap...... 19 UR Medicine Home Care Friends of Strong Memorial Hospital Off the Vine...... 29 Gala Wine Tasting...... 18 Golf Ope...... 27 Pre-Black Friday Holiday Craft Show and Ski Mission Possible...... 18 Rochester Police Foundation Blue & Gold Gala...... 29 Ontario-Yates Hospice Winemakers Sale...... 32 Dinner...... 31 Rochester River Run/Walk 5K...... 20 Italian Heritage Foundation Donn Calabrese Memorial Golf Rochester Regional Health Foundations Tournament...... 29 Full Circle Home Gala...... 31 Veterans Outreach Center The Honor Shoot...... 23 Reverse Raffle Dinner...... 19 SAVOR! A Gourmet Food, Wine and Craft Flag Day Campaign...... 24 Scholarship Gala Fundraiser...... 24 Brew Event...... 25 Golf Tournament...... 26 Gardenscape / Plant gflx It’s About Caring for Kids (IACKids) Pound the Ground 5K/10K...... 28 Gardenscape – Enchanted Gardens.....19 Rochester Rehabilitation Stars & Stripes Gala...... 31 Open Your Hearts Dinner & Fundraiser 2019...19 5K Run for Fun and 1 Mile Walk for Gates Chili Chamber of Commerce JDRF Wellness...... 22 Golf Tournament...... 27 Autism Awareness Walk...... 21 Villa of Hope Hope for a Cure Gala...... 18 Portraits of Hope Gala...... 21 One Walk...... 24 Bowling to Raise Bucks...... 31 Tournament of Hope...... 29 Genesee Country Village & Museum Employment First Conference...... 22 5K Trail Race...... 22 Junior Achievement of Central Upstate Evening of Stars Gala...... 30 The WHIRL - A Farm-to-Table Gala...... 29 New York Francis "Ben" Bonafiglia Happiness Volunteer Legal Services Project Stock Market Challenge...... 19 Art of Lawyering...... 30 Genesee Land Trust House Golf Tournament...... 28 An Evening with Ira Flatow...... 31 Winter Gala and Auction in the Finger Laura's Gifts Volunteers of America Upstate New Backyard Habitat Tour...... 26 Courage 5K Run/Walk...... 31 Lakes...... 18 Winter Wonder Land Dinner...... 19 York Lifespan Rochester School for the Deaf Golf Tournament...... 29 Geneva Rotary Club Celebration of Aging...... 20 RSD River Ramble...... 23 Paper Craft and Crop...... 31 100th Anniversary Gala...... 21 Lollypop Farm Rochester Young Professionals Wesley Gardens Geva Theatre Center Legends of Lollypop Gala...... 24 Gala “Written In the Stars”...... 19 Friends of Wesley Golf Tournament.....23 Summer Curtain Call...... 22 Tails of Hope Telethon...... 19 Walk for the Animals at Barktober Fest....30 Saint's Place Gilda’s Club Rochester Saint's Place Annual Super Sale...... 26 Willow Domestic Violence Center Comics Against Cancer...... 6, 20 Madrigalia 40th Anniversary Gathering...... 31 Crosscheck Cancer...... 19 Some Enchanted Evening: A Cabaret..18 Seneca Flight Operations/Penn Yan Spring Luncheon...... 22 Gilda’s Cup Collegiate Comedy Improv Competition...... 20 Airport Walk a Mile in My Shoes...... 31 Gilda’s Guys Bachelor Auction...... 20 Make-A-Wish Penn Yan Airport Mothers Day 5K...... 22 Heroes Ball...... 31 Casino Night...... 19 Wilmot Cancer Institute Power of a Wish Annual Gala...... 21 Seneca Park Zoo Society Pink the Rink...... 20 Warrior Walk...... 29 Surviving in Style Fashion Show...... 24 Breakfast With Santa...... 32 Mary Cariola Children's Center Cinco De Rhino...... 21 Golisano Children’s Hospital Gala...... 31 Environmental Innovation Awards and Women’s Foundation of Genesee Valley Cycle for Hope...... 18 Walking on Sunshine...... 29 Symposium...... 31 A Purse for Change...... 20 Gala...... 31 Jungle Jog 5K...... 26 Golf Classic...... 28 Mary Parkes Center for Asthma, Allergy Party Mad at the Zoo...... 27 Young Women’s College Prep Zoobilation...... 23 Stroll For Strong Kids & 5K Run...... 23 and Pulmonary Care Foundation Inc. Junior Builders Exchange Charity Golf ZooBoo...... 30 Tournament...... 28 ZooBrew...... 25, 26, 28 College Decision Day Celebration...... 21 Greater Rochester Community Leadership Breakfast...... 32 Transportation Foundation ZooBrrrew...... 18, 32 Charity Golf Tournament...... 29 Memorial Art Gallery An Artists’ Affair...... 20 Sisters of Saint Joseph of Rochester YWCA of Rochester & Monroe County Greece Rotary An Evening with Sisters and Spirits...... 31 Empowering Women Luncheon...... 30 Charity Golf Tournament...... 22 Monroe Community College Foundation 5k Walk/Run for Scholarships...... 31 Sodus Bay Junior Sailing Association Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Psi Omega Happiness House Gold Star Gala...... 21 Max Buzzell Memorial Golf 5K Run for Fun and 1 Mile Walk for Scholarship Open...... 25 Tournament...... 25 Zeta Chapter Wellness...... 22 All White Boat Ride: With a Twist!...... 27 Autism Awareness Walk...... 21 Nativity Preparatory Academy Sojourner Home Finer ThingZ: Awards Ceremony & Bowling to Raise Bucks...... 31 Nativity in Bloom...... 21 Gala for Strength...... 22 Champagne Brunch...... 20

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