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Offers new and used clothing, shoes, and bedding at low cost. Vouchers are available to those in an emergency situation.

Program offers assistance, information, education and referral about benefits, housing, nursing home advocacy and diversion to avoid moving into a nursing home, respite services for care givers, consumer-directed personal services, traumatic brain injury services, and a personal care bank for toiletries and supplies for families in need.

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.

Offers emergency food to those in need.Personal Care Items: Toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, soap, diapers, and women's personal care items.

Supports the employability of those with refugee, asylee, or temporary protected status. The program focuses on employability and transitional support to life in the U.S.

Offers health care advocacy, diabetes and chronic disease prevention, outpatient mental health services and school-based mental health services.

Program offers assistance, information, education and referral about benefits, housing, nursing home advocacy and diversion to avoid moving into a nursing home, respite services for care givers, consumer-directed personal services, traumatic brain injury services, and a personal care bank for toiletries and supplies for families in need.

Distributed during Soup Kitchen times, items are collected in October and distributed to those in need. Donations include personal care items such as soap, shampoo, cleaning, and personal hygiene products.

Provides counseling, legal advocacy, support groups, family court petitions, crime victim compensation claims, advocacy, referrals and more.

Offers gently used clothing for boys and girls size 5T to 14, personal hygiene products and school supplies. Also has available new socks, underwear and swimwear. Accepting donations of all of these items as well as monetary to be used to purchase new items for the Kloset. Donations can be dropped off during normal school hours.

Program offers assistance, information, education and referral about benefits, housing, nursing home advocacy and diversion to avoid moving into a nursing home, respite services for care givers, consumer-directed personal services, traumatic brain injury services, and a personal care bank for toiletries and supplies for families in need.

Accepts donations of food, clean and gently used clothing, hygiene items, blankets, towels, bedding, and craft materials. Accepts winter items such as coats, gloves, boots, long underwear, socks and hats.

Offers health care advocacy, diabetes and chronic disease prevention, outpatient mental health services and school-based mental health services.

Free clothing and personal hygiene products

Food pantry that works in partnership with the Western Broome parishes to provide food, clothing and basic necessities for residents of Endicott, Endwell, Vestal and the Town of Maine. Residents can also access 100 Main St pantry if needed. May also have formula and diapers.

Supportive services to adults and teens who have been or are in abusive relationships, children exposed to domestic violence, sexually-abused youth and adults, sexually assaulted, sexually harassed or raped, their non-offending family members and friends and adult survivors of child sexual abuse. 24-hour hotline confidential emergency shelter legal advocacy accompany to services, such as hospital or law enforcement emotional support support and empowerment groups information and referral prevention education and risk reduction education professional and community training For more detailed information about ways the Advocacy Center can support those impacted by domestic or sexual violence individually or through agency groups, visit www.theadvocacycenter.org or call the 24 hour hotline 607-277-5000 DONATIONS adult clothing: take to Trader K's; the Advocacy Center receives credit for the clothing's value which its clients can use to obtain clothing children's clothing: take to Mama Goose; the Advocacy Center receives credit for the clothing's value which its clients can use to obtain clothing other donations: diapers, new toiletry items, new or very gently used toys, new or very gently used household linens (towels and bed sheets), bus passes, gift cards, cash donations for holiday gifts for families living in the shelter and for other agency clients; call the Client Services Director, (607)277-3203 Used Cell Phones: drop off at the United Way, 313 North Aurora Street, Ithaca, 607-272-6286. Can also call Advocacy Center business line for more info. 607-277-3203

The crisis food pantry provides families and individuals with a three day supply of food, diapers, paper and hygiene products. The pantry may be visited once a month.

Program offers assistance, information, education and referral about benefits, housing, nursing home advocacy and diversion to avoid moving into a nursing home, respite services for care givers, consumer-directed personal services, traumatic brain injury services, and a personal care bank for toiletries and supplies for families in need.