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At Earlville Free Library, kids enjoy story time.

Earlville Library

For many, the library is a light of hope within a rural school district where nearly 50 percent of students and their families are considered economically disadvantaged.

At Earlville Opera House, musicians perform a duet on stage

Over its 125-year history, the Earlville Opera House has been host to a variety of performances including Vaudeville acts, three-penny operas and traveling medicine shows.

At Food Bank of CNY, a woman packs a box of food.

174,860 residents of Central and Northern New York are food insecure, meaning that they do not know where their next meal is coming from.

At Good Life Lawns, kids and instructors pose after a hard day's work.

What if they borrowed mowers and offered their services to the neighborhood? It was worth a try.

At Good Life, instructors and a student pose in their building.

In 1989, we launched TLC, once known as the Neighborhood Leadership Program, to teach practical skills to grassroots organizations working to improve the quality of life in their neighborhoods.

Three Greater Syracuse Works board members pose for a group photo

Since its establishment, Greater Syracuse Works (GSW) has helped leverage more than $10 million in state and federal grants to help community agencies provide employment and training opportunities for low-income residents in the Syracuse area.

Chol Majok's family enjoys story time thanks to the Imagination Library.

“It is important to me to teach my children how to read and write, and to pursue higher education."

Homeowner Pearl Baldwin poses in front of her house with her grandson.

“Everything looked normal from the outside at first, but over time I began to see the house had many dangerous aspects.”

H. Lee White Maritime Museum's boat on exhibit in the water.

Visitors can learn about the history of Lake Ontario and its connecting waterways.

Seedlings growing in the Hamilton Cupboard greenhouse

Dedicated Hamilton Food Cupboard volunteers grow close to 2,000 plants and seedlings each year.