Grant in lieu of Picnic Spectacular 2020 cancelled due to COVID-19 - $6,000
ABA Advanced Certificate Program - $211,385 *Start Date August of 2021
Grant Writer/Consultant to Create Long-Term Funding Strategies & Grant Seeking Skills for Staff - $5,000
Chautauqua Institution Arts Education School Residency Program - $45,000 *Postponed due to COVID-19 Start Date TBD in 2020/2021
"Because Children Matter Most In The World" - $11,000
Educational Program Support for GiGi's Playhouse Buffalo - $31,319
summerMAXyc in Niagara County - $120,000
The Magical Playground Atop the Hills of Holland - A Mason's Mission Park - $15,000
Identification of New Therapeutic Target Genes for Down Syndrome - $250,000 *Funding in 2021 & 2022
The Children's Guild Foundation's Bold At Heart Program - $40,000
Raising Awareness Through Historic Production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time - $10,000 *Postponed until March 2021
The Teacher's Desk - Pencils with a Purpose - $20,000
Your investment recognizes the critical importance of proactively maximizing our resources to best serve the children and families of the Western New York Community.
— Francisco M. Vasquez, Ph.D., President & CEO, Child & Family Services
Alexander Central School Sensory Room Makeover - $9,640
Therapeutic Riding Scholarships - $10,000
The Autism Nature Trail (THE ANT) at Letchworth State Park - $14,100
Expansion of Yoga Program at Cantalician Center - $20,000
Renovation of Nurses Quarters - $53,100
Center for Allied and Unified Sport and Exercise (CAUSE) - $25,000
Our Ability Connects - $40,000
Safe Zone: Helping Children Overcome Trauma - $15,500
DrumFit Experience - $5,000
Interaction Therapy for Preschool Aged Children with Developmental & Intellectual Disabilities - $20,010
Free to Be Me/Club Adventure - $4,198.79
Promoting Health & Wellness - $10,000
Therapeutic Riding Scholarships - $10,500
MDA Summer Camp 2019 - $10,000
Close the Gaps - $25,000
Quality Improvement Project Phase 3: QIP Project Mentor - $29,749
General Grant - $75,000
Ukeru Crisis Management Program for Baker Victory Services Early Childhood Education - $20,930
Rock Autism Multimedia Vocational Programs - $20,000
Play Therapy - $36,845
The Children's Guild Foundation's Summer Athletes Gold At Heart Program - $50,000
Sisters of Charity Neonatal Intensive Care Unit - 9 Bed Pod - $250,000
Green Acres Pre-School Playground - $15,383
Strength in Unity: Autism Services, Cantalician Center and Empower Seek to Join Forces - $61,075
Expanding the Achieve Program for Students with Learning Disabilities - $134,404
Your partnership means so much to all of us at Sisters Hospital. We are deeply grateful for your part in building the next generation of care for our NICU babies and their families.
— Anne E. Snyder, Executive Director, Sisters Hospital Foundation
Therapeutic Riding - $6,000
Therapeutic Recreation Opportunities for Youth with Emotional & Behavioral Special Needs - $15,000
Jefferson Career Center - $55,000
Youth Matched and Waiting List Engagement Activities - $11,900
Daemen College Center for Allied & Unified Sport & Exercise (CAUSE) - $25,000
Our Ability Connects - $40,000
Therapeutic Recreational Boating & Fishing for Special Needs Children - $7,500
Project Expand - $2,500
Hillside Work-Scholarship Connection for Youth with Learning Disabilities - $50,000
Recreational Summer Camp - $2,500
Mason's Mission Carousel - $28,000
Early Childhood Quality Improvement Program - $29,165
Pre-Vocational Skills for Blind and Visually Impaired Youth - $16,200
The Children's Guild Foundation Down Syndrome Research Center: Causative Genes and Therapeutic Strategies - $250,000
Summer Athletes Bold At Heart Program - $50,000
Sisters of Charity Neonatal Intensive Care Unit - 9 Bed Pod - $250,000 (Multi-Year Grant)
Employment Development for Differently-Abled Young Adults - $15,000
Building Joyful Classrooms Teacher Professional Development Seminar - Advocacy request line 7170 - $1,700
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at John R. Oishei Hospital - $2,000,000 (Multi-year Grant)
We steadfastly believe that your support changes lives. Our athletes, while hindered by disability, become stronger, healthier, and more confident and independent as a result of this program. Thank you for enriching the lives of those who are challenged, but not defined, by their disability.
— Sheila O'Brien, Executive Director, SABAH
Accesible Playground for Children & Young Adults who Attend Aspire's Center for Learning - $15,000
Therapeutic Recreation Opportunities of Youth with Emotional and Behavioral Special Needs - $24,250
Spectrum Theater Program - $4,020
Therapeutic Recreational Boating & Fishing for Special Needs Children - $15,787.30
Restoration of Caretaker/Administration Building - $25,000
Mason's Mission Park@Pendleton - $15,000
Identification of new therapeutic target genes for Down syndrome - $250,000
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit - 9 Bed Pod Construction - $250,000 (Multi-Year Grant)
Building Hope Capital Campaign-Pediatric Feeding Clinic - $85,000
Stipends for Special Need Workers-Coordinator - $14,000
Sensory Friendly Performances - $6,320
After-school Inclusion Pilot Program – $15,000
Communications Café – $9,882
Residential Facilities & Falk School Programming – $25,000
Our Ability Connect Transition Services Program – $20,000
Program Operational Support – $15,508
Maryvale School Capital Improvement - Elevator – $50,000
Access Art & Recreation Therapy Program – $26,000
Essential Purchase of Cribs and Materials – $14,000
Metalworks Art Project – $2,085
Cradle Beach Camp – $8,000
TCGF Summer Athletes Bold at Heart program – $50,000
Sisters of Charity Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Construction of 9-crib step-down unit – $250,000 (Multi-Year Grant)
Supplies and Operational Support – $10,000
Stipends for Special Need Workers-Coordinator - $14,000
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at John R. Oishei Hospital - $2,000,000 (Multi-year Grant)
Therapeutic Riding Equipment & Scholarships – $4,505.12
The Collaborative between Child & Family Services, Gateway-Longview, & New Directions – $7,500
William J. Williamson, Jr. Village – Renovations to Handicapped Camper Cabins – $50,000
Our Ability Connect Transition Services Program – $50,000
Program & Operational Support – $15,116.65
Riding Arena Construction Project – $25,000
Cradle Beach – $9,670
TCGF Summer Athletes Bold at Heart Program – $40,000
Nature Education Program at School 84, Buffalo, NY – $1,585
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at John R. Oishei Hospital - $2,000,000 (Multi-year Grant)
Modernize & Expand Aspire Learning Center – $50,000
Therapeutic Creative Expression and Performing Arts Center – $11,000
Therapeutic Recreational Activities for Youth in Residential Facilities & Stanley Falk School – $25,000
Operational Support – $12,400
Maryvale School Capital Improvements – $114,800
Hippotherapy, Sensory Trail & Scholarships – $12,500
Access Art Recreational Therapy Access ART – $20,720
New Directions Therapeutic Adventure Recreation – $10,000
Assistive Technology & Instruction for Blind & Visually Impaired Youth – $19,305
Cradle Beach – $8,700
Recreation Area Development for Children’s Mental Health Community Residence – $4,100
Arrowsmith Program – $64,000
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at John R. Oishei Hospital - $2,000,000 (Multi-year Grant)
A Rhythm Runs Through It Program for students at the Heritage Center Schools – $12,500
Smart Boards for Elmwood School – $5,000
Social Communication Program- Tuition Assistance – $10,000
Early Childhood Center Capital Improvements – $25,000
Summer 2013 Therapeutic Recreational Activities – $13,000
Transition Services Project Model – $6,869
Transition Services Project – $8,800
Operational Support – $10,000
Let’s go Hippo Therapy Program – $12,500
Hippotherapy, Sensory Trail & Scholarships – $20,000
Ten Full Scholarships – $6,000
Identifying the Causative Genes for Intellectual Disabilities in Down Syndrome Individuals – $250,000
School Day Adaptive Instruction Skating Program – $75,000
The Children’s Guild Foundation Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at John R. Oishei Children’s Hospital – $2,000,000 (Multi-Year Grant)
A Rhythm Runs Through It for students of Heritage Centers Schools – $15,000
Accesible Playground for Children & Young Adults who Attend Aspire's Center for Learning - $15,000
Project Houseworks – $10,000
Stanley G. Falk School, Therapeutic Recreational Activities – $17,450
Creation of TCGF/Mildred M. Seegler Respite House – $200,000
Capital Renovations – Camper Cabins – $50,000
Autistic Sensory Studio Expansion – $22,446
Program & Operational Support – $12,446
Purposeful Play Place Playground – $20,000
Maryvale School, Capital Renovations – $46,000
Adventure Respite Program – $4,422.20
Somatron Fitness Rocker and iPads for Club Adventure Respite Program – $4,422.20
Pediatrician Recruitment & Sustaining Support, Women & Children’s Hospital Of Buffalo – $343,326
Rainbow Preschool – $9,864
Stipends for Special Need Workers-Coordinator - $14,000
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at John R. Oishei Hospital - $2,000,000 (Multi-year Grant)
A Rhythm Runs Through It After-School Program for Heritage Centers Student – $25,000