Blogs
A new Canine Mobile Unit means healthier dogs, safer travel and more veterans connected with the service dogs they rely on. With the help of a Community Grant, Clear Path for Veterans is making this possible by providing safe, reliable transportation for its canine program.
Meet Romina Mendoza, Syracuse University student and Say Yes scholarship recipient.
Meet Amy Tran, Syracuse University student and Say Yes scholarship recipient.
On Syracuse’s Southside, neighbors, educators and local organizations are working together to build a stronger, more connected community – one rooted in mutual support and opportunity.
Across Central New York, pets bring joy and comfort to countless families. But for many, the rising cost of veterinary care and a shortage of affordable services make it difficult to give their animals the care they deserve.
Hear from Kevin Bailey, founder of Come Out Central New York, on the importance of bringing LGBTQ+ organizers from across New York together to share ideas, connect and grow as community leaders.
People with developmental and intellectual disabilities have long been making meaningful contributions in workplaces and communities. Their skills, perspectives and dedication bring immense value to organizations that embrace inclusivity.
Orlando Mcinnsey launched a youth boxing and mental health program, All Mighty Boxing. It’s there that he trains local youth ages 6-18 in self-defense to help them cultivate resilience, emotional intelligence and community.
This transformative summer camp for LGBTQIA+ youth and their families equips camp goers with the skills and resources needed to lead successful, healthy lives while feeling comfortable in their identities.
Hear from Andy Zepp, executive director, Finger Lakes Land Trust, about the importance of the organization’s new Shotwell Brook Conservation Project to protect and preserve the water quality of Skaneateles Lake.