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A thrift store which also provides comprehensive job skills training opportunities, employment support services, and educational opportunities for residents for Orleans and Genesee Counties. Thrift store accepts donations of good condition household items, furniture, books, DVDs, CDs, collectibles, current educational materials, craft and hobby items, musical instruments, antiques, small and large appliances, and workplace apparel. Pick up available for donations of large household items and furniture. Employment services include resume and job search assistance, job skills training, and on-the-job work experience. Also offers free access to computers and internet for job searching activities. Educational services include high school equivalency preparation credit recovery. Also provides budgeting assistance, income/expense scheduling, and fax and copy services. Also provides discreet, dignified access to laundry facilities, hygiene products, and life skills support for students in need.

Provides emergency services on a walk-in or referral basis, including food pantry, rental assistance for eviction prevention, utility shut-off assistance, cleaning supplies, hygiene products, and diapers. Emergency clothing and limited household supplies available by voucher to Community Action's Main Street Thrift Store (also located at 131 South Main Street). Also offers personalized case management, through which clients can be connected with vital services such as primary care, behavioral health services, peer counseling, insurance enrollment, and health home coordination, with the goal of empowering families to achieve long-term self-sufficiency.

Meets the emergency needs of infants and very young children by providing them with a supply of diapers, infant formula, baby food, and baby care products. Limited quantities available.

Provides vital services to meet the basic needs of those in Oswego County. These services include assistance with medical cost, prescription drug cost, utility payments, diapers and baby formula, clothing and personal hygiene items, and furniture and household items depending on eligibility and available funding. Offers bus tokens to homeless individuals for transportation to Department of Social Services.

The Community Food Pantry provides food, personal care products, some household supplies, infant formula and diapers to Cortland County residents free of charge.Call ahead (607)756 5992 ext. 110 for information and schedule if possible. Walk-in service is an option, although limited due to COVID-19. A family receives food for 9 meals and can use the pantry once a month. Open Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays between 1pm-4pm. Household necessities, such as toilet paper, soap, personal care products and other items that cannot be purchased with Food Stamps are also available. Inventory of these items varies.

Provides clothing, personal hygiene supplies, and diapers to those in need, based on resources on hand. Accepts donations of clothing and diapers and personal grooming supplies such as shampoo, soap, books and other needs.

Provides food pantry to Sag Harbor residents every Tuesday. Also provides personal hygiene products and emergency pet food. Also provides recipients with information and organize demonstrations showing how to prepare cost-efficient, nutritious meals, and information on how to access social services.

Offers a full service salon experience. Services include: Hair Services, Nail Treatment; Makeup Application; Skin Care; Waxing and Event Services. Call or email to book an appointment.

Provides emergency supportive services to families and individuals. Provides emergency food pantry, clothing, and household items.

Services provided on a case-by-case basis after assessment. Emergency assistance may include information, advocacy, referrals, emergency food, personal care toiletries, diapers (through Every Bottom Covered), clothing, household items, prescription medications, budgeting assistance, and utility payment assistance (Neighbor for Neighbor Heat Fund and Care and Share; see separate listings on these programs). Care Managers help families and their children achieve wellness goals by providing support and service navigation with various health and social care systems and other resources. Also provides a care management program centered around helping seniors access benefits, transportation, health care, and social services. Workforce Education program available for clients ages 13 and older. ##Veteran##

* Provides immediate emergency assistance to households in crisis including: Food bags. Personal Hygiene Bag. Prescription Assistance. Bus Passes (when available). Stranded Traveler Assistance. Clothing Assistance. Diaper Assistance. Vouchers to area supermarkets for food and personal items. Advocacy and referrals to outside agencies. Crisis assessment and management. Bilingual Services. Registration for Salvation Army Programs (Project Bundle Up, Long Point Camp, Christmas Assistance, etc.)

Volunteers provide quarters, detergent and fabric softener as needed from 3pm - 5pm on the last Thursday of each month.

Provides a 1-week supply of non-perishable food to low income individuals and families in the community. Also accepts donations of non-perishable foods.

Provides and distributes prepared meals, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, clothing and washkits to soup kitchens, and parish outreach programs throughout Long Island. Wash kits (soap, comb, razors) are made up and handed out on Wednesdays, and sandwiches and Bags to go served on Saturdays. Donations are also accepted such as Winter Coats, scarfs, boots, socks and clothing. Volunteer groups willing to help (Scouts, Community Service, Church Groups, please call Carol Ercole and set up an appointment.)

Provides a food pantry and community kitchen (currently offering bagged lunches to go). Thrift store offers affordable clothing and household items. Baby Love Program provides diapers, wipes, baby food, and formula twice per month. Giving Tree collects and provides assistance for specific needs including children's coats, baby needs, Christmas gifts, and back to school needs among others.

Offers aid to families in crisis through the provision of personal care items, food vouchers, utility and rent payment assistance, transportation coordination, economic self sufficiency program, referrals to other agencies, and food (see separate listing for food pantry). Provides opportunities to increase children's educational chances for success in school by providing school readiness learning and helping to find and obtain quality child care. Also provides on the job training, teenage pregnancy prevention education, and energy and weatherization home assistance.