Nonprofit News

A statewide survey on the effects of COVID-19 shows most New Yorkers are worried about themselves or
family members being infected with COVID-19 and are experiencing mental health issues. The survey was commissioned by United Way of New York State in partnership with United Ways across the
state, including United Way of the Southern Tier, to shed light on the impact COVID-19 on New York
communities.

Following an FLXGives Day that more than doubled its donations, the Community Foundation looks forward to next year, and details its regularly scheduled programming for the month of December, which includes member Zoom meetings, scholarship information sessions, training opportunities, holiday events and more.

Support Bridges For Brain Injury during ROC the Day, a 24-hour, online event held on Dec. 1, that gives people in our community an opportunity to support all of the non-profit organization in the Greater Rochester Area.

The Bath, Addison and Mobile Family Resource Centers bring the community a number of family focused events to encourage child social and emotional development and learning through fun and informative activities.

Welcome to the first edition of the Institute for Human Service, Inc.’s (IHS) new blog, “Nonprofits Take Flight”. Today we take a closer look at who nonprofits professionals are through the lens of nature.

Quitting smoking isn’t easy. It takes time and a plan. You don’t have to stop smoking in one day, start with day one. The annual Great American Smokeout (GASO) event in November can be your day to start the journey toward a smoke-free life.

Now is the time to be a part of the 2021 Leadership Steuben Program, co-sponsored by the Corning Area Chamber of Commerce and SUNY Corning Community College Workforce Development & Community Education.  Don’t miss this educational opportunity. Enroll now!  Class will begin on Jan. 20, 2021.

Family Service Society’s Professional Training Institute has hosted in-person trainings for over 25 years. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, for the remainder of 2020, all trainings will be webinars offered via Zoom.

During FLXGives, Tanglewood raised $12,000 that will help manage the 300 acre property. Several virtual events are on the schedule and you can keep up with the staff reading list. Due to COVID-19, the Nature Center is closed, but trails remain open.