UPDATED August 19th, 2020
This list is a guide to services and organizations assisting individuals with issues of food insecurity. It encompasses the western part of Sullivan County NY and stretches into the area around Honesdale PA in Wayne County. It is by no means comprehensive, and is a work in progress.
During a time of profound uncertainty, so many people were asking how they could help. The list was started as a means to generate interest in donations and volunteerism. Because this crisis is fluid, with information changing frequently, it is crucial that the details remain relevant and accurate. If you feel that I have listed something incorrectly, by all means, do let me know. Or, if you are aware of a group, or individual, who is working to help this community, and you believe they should be included, please send me an email: [email protected].
Share widely with friends, acquaintances and with anyone else to whom it might be of interest. Remember, no amount of generosity is too small. Collectively, we can absolutely make a difference here. When we emerge from this, which we will, let’s promise to address seriously the issues of inequity and inequality in this place we call home.
SULLIVAN & WAYNE COUNTY SERVICES
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SULLIVAN COUNTY COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE CENTER HOTLINE
Call: 845-807-0925 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
In an effort to aid the most vulnerable populations affected by Covid-19, Sullivan County has opened an Emergency Community Assistance Center call line.
“Our Public Health Services call line has been inundated with requests for help and information, and this new Assistance Center will ensure those who are unable to leave their homes can receive the assistance they need,” explained County Manager Joshua Potosek. “At the same time, the Center will field calls from those seeking to offer help and connect them with the right people and locations.”
Led by Community Resources Commissioner Laura Quigley – the center accepts calls at 845-807-0925.
Assistance will be prioritized to senior citizens, the physically disabled, and others unable to shop for food, medicine and other necessities.
Callers with health questions or other concerns should continue to dial Public Health Services’ hotline at 845-292-5910.
The Assistance Center operators will also welcome those who are seeking to offer time, money, goods or services to people and organizations in need.
These folks have stepped in to fill a crucial void right now: non-perishable foods/meals and hygiene products being delivered to those in need in Sullivan County.
SALT is a collaboration of community based organizations and health & human service agencies working together to identify gaps in services, improve communication between providers, and maximize resources to address the needs of our diverse communities.
ENGN & SALT, in partnership with area school districts, the County’s Emergency Community Assistance Center and others, are sweeping the county, delivering much needed food and hygiene products to more than 400 people each week.
Strategic drop off spots in the County where individuals can leave donations are at The Miss Monticello Diner and at the Weigh Station/ENGN on Lower Main St. in Callicoon. They will be making daily pickups resulting in the distribution to needy (or forgotten members of the County). They are also collaborating with the County by dropping items off to the County Emergency Preparedness folks to distribute as well.
Individuals or families in need of food or other resources can contact the Cornell Cooperative extension at 845-596-0075
Or email: [email protected]
Please consider making either a cash donation or a donation of food/hygiene products.
To make a donation online: http://engncntr.com
*They are getting some donated food from the generous women at The Callicoon Pantry, Early Bird Cookery, The Catskills Food Hub & others.
The ongoing mission of A Single Bite is to empower young people to care about the food they eat and where it comes from.
With schools closed due to the COVID-19 crisis, they have shifted their food-based mission to help feed local families at serious risk of hunger.
A Single Bite is now delivering over 2500 family meals every week to our neighbors in every school district in Sullivan County. More families are requesting their assistance every day. Your support will help them deliver these meals each week at a cost of $8 per person.
Foster Supply is contributing all associated labor and overhead costs for as long as needed. Transportation is being provided by volunteers from the Rotary Clubs of Liberty, Monticello and Livingston Manor as well as the Tri-Valley Lion’s Club and the Fallsburg Lion’s Club. However, A Single Bite is looking for additional volunteers to help deliver food to families during the week over the summer holiday. Especially in this western part of the county. Typically on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.*** In an effort to support the local economies, Foster Supply is purchasing as much product as possible from producers in the area, many of whom are seeing as much as a 90% decrease in revenue due to this crisis. Foster Supply is working to do all they can to keep them from shutting down.
A Single Bite was founded by Sims Foster, along with his wife and partner Kirsten Harlow Foster, co-founders of Foster Supply Hospitality.
***If you are interested in volunteering to deliver meals to families, throughout the summertime – especially in this western part of the county, please email [email protected] or call 845-482-1030 Volunteers must have their own vehicle and preferably have a good knowledge of the area. All deliveries are contactless.
If you would be interested in partnering with them at your school or as a volunteer, please contact them.
To make an online donation:
FUND for A SINGLE BITE
*Please be aware that the FUND for A SINGLE BITE is a component fund of The Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan
Donation by check:
CFOS – Fund for A Single Bite
Mailed to:
A Single Bite
PO Box 595, Youngsville, NY 12791
*Contributions are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
The Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan launched the CFOS COVID-19 Response Fund to address immediate and longer-term needs of residents in Orange and Sullivan counties.
This fund will be issuing grants to established non profit organizations that provide front-line services to our most vulnerable populations – food for our neediest families and essentials, such as prescription drug deliveries to homebound senior citizens and people with compromised immune systems. The impacts of the novel coronavirus are uncertain and continue to mount. The COVID-19 Response Fund will be a funding resource for those in need.
To make a donation online:
The Foundation’s Response Fund is distributing grants up to $5,000 to organizations providing critical needs in the wake of COVID-19. They continue to receive applications each day, but the majority seem to be Orange County based. They want to be sure they are supporting those in need throughout our catchment area and ask that you please share news of this funding opportunity in your networks to expand their reach throughout the county. It’s been in all of the papers but word of mouth continues to be their best advertising.
The link below has background on the fund, a full list of grantees to date and the grant application. The Review Committee is meeting as needed every 3-5 days to review applications and make decisions so it’s a quick turnaround on funds. They are also considering second grants to organizations previously funded. Please feel free to spread far and wide, including on social media.
https://cfosny.org/covid-19-response-fund/
Or, call for more information: (845) 769-9393
This program has now transitioned to the county Food Pantry program will increase its distribution from once to twice a month, in June, to meet the communities’ ongoing needs. All pantries will have 2 distribution dates.
Link for county Food Pantry locations and schedule.
http://waynetomorrow.com/DocumentCenter/View/361/PantryTransition
The county, in partnership with the Wayne County Community Foundation and the local school districts, created the Wayne County Emergency Food Relief Program (EFRP), to provide groceries to anyone of any age who is in need.
In four weeks of food distributions, the Wayne County Emergency Food Relief Program provided hundreds of bags of groceries, serving more than 1,617 families.
To register, please call The Wayne County Aging Office at Aging Office at 570-253-4262 Please be prepared with the last four digits of the Social Security numbers and dates of birth for each member of the household.
The Wayne County Community Foundation created this fund as a response to the community’s need for emergency food support during the current Covid-19 crisis. They are distributing funds across the county to serve as many people as possible. They are also helping to supply emergency food providers including, but not limited to, the Wayne County Pantry Program, The Cooperage Project and various churches and community groups that are providing the community with food and pantry items.
Your donation will be used to help purchase and distribute food and supplies.
Donations can be made online:
https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E251390&id=4
Send a donation by check to:
Wayne County Community Foundation
214 9th Street
Honesdale, PA 18431
*All donations are tax-deductible and will be used to purchase food to be given to those in need.
A broad, county-sponsored, community-based collaboration focused on the projects, resources, and infrastructure needed to move Wayne County, its people, its culture and its economy into a vibrant future.
They have mobilized their knowledge and resources to create a central information hub for those seeking assistance during this time of crisis.
To make a donation online:
https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E251390&id=4
Link to site detailing countywide relief services, including a comprehensive list of food pantries and groups providing meals:
http://waynetomorrow.com/298/Food-Assistance-Community-Resources
Application for the Wayne County Emergency Food Relief Program:
https://pa-waynetomorrow.civicplus.com/forms.aspx?FID=65
The Catskill Regional Medical Center Foundation has created an Emergency Coronavirus Fund to help purchase specialized equipment needed by hospital staff to care for patients as the need arises. For more information, or to donate, visit:
https://www.crmcny.org/emergency-fund
The Rotary Clubs of Liberty and Monticello, as well as the Fallsburg Lion’s Club and A Single Bite have teamed up to provide dinners to up to 90 families with children in the Liberty, Monticello and Fallsburg areas who cannot provide for themselves. Many of these families were already food insecure, and the COVID 19 pandemic and its devastating effect on society and our economy have magnified these problems. The first delivery of food is scheduled for Friday, May 22, 2020 and, thereafter, they intend to deliver meals 2-3 times per week. Each delivery will provide enough food for 2 days, with the Friday delivery providing enough food to last a family for the weekend.
To make a monetary donation online:
https://bit.ly/2Xh8UhT
To donate by check or money order make payable to:
CFOS Liberty, New York, Rotary Club Foundation Fund
Send checks to:
CFOS Liberty, New York, Rotary Club Foundation Fund
Please write “OPERATION FEED” in the memo
30 Scotts Corners Drive, Suite 203
Montgomery, NY 12549
An additional resource for finding a food bank near you. It’s also a platform where one can donate money (either to a specific food pantry or the umbrella organization), food or to volunteer.
LOCAL FOOD PANTRIES – Listed by town
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CALLICOON
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43 Lower Main Street, Callicoon, NY 12723
Offering free dried pantry food items to anyone in need.
Monday and Sunday (weather permitting) from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. outside the store.
They have also partnered with Early Bird Cookery and ENGN/SALT to provide food and meals to the healthcare workers at Grover Herman Hospital in Callicoon, as well as individuals and families in need.
Welcoming cash donations or non-perishable food items.
Online donations:
https://www.thecallicoonpantry.com/product/donation/5
To send a check:
The Callicoon Food Pantry
106 Miller Road
Callicoon, NY 12723
HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH
9719 Route 97, Callicoon, NY 12723
9 am – 5 pm 7 days a week
Accepting donations of non-perishable goods. Leave inside entry vestibule of church.
If someone needs food, they can go to the church and take items from that same area.
BLESSING FOOD PANTRY – CALLICOON METHODIST CHURCH PANTRY
9290 Route 97, Callicoon, NY 12723
2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month starting in May.
**However, if food donations come in, the pantry reaches out to families to let them know food is there.
If writing a check please make it out and send to:
Blessing Food Pantry
℅ Rosemarie King
PO Box 112
Long Eddy, 12760
You can also make a donation online through The Regional Food Bank of Northeastern NY:
https://regionalfoodbank.net/agencies/the-blessing-food-pantry/
Rosemary King: cell 570-251-0985
**Please only call Rosemarie unless you are wanting to volunteer or you have left food (so that it can be put away). Enter through the side door of the church. Leave items on any available table. They have the ability to store frozen goods here as well. Meat and Vegetables welcome!!
LIBERTY
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ST. PETER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH FOOD PANTRY
264 North Main Street, Liberty, NY 12754
Saturdays from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm but no longer operating on Wednesdays.
However, if someone is in need of food, please call Debbie Burke: 845-798-6056
To donate please make check payable and send to:
St. Peter’s Food Pantry
264 North Main Street
Liberty, NY 12754
You can also make a donation online through:
The Regional Food Bank of Northeastern NY
**If you are making a large delivery, please call Debbie ahead of time at 845-798-6056
JEFFERSONVILLE
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4889 Rte. 52 (Main Street) Jeffersonville, NY 12748
Open 8am-4pm Wed-Sat & 8am-2pm on Sun.
845-482-2215
Offering free take away breakfast and lunch to all kids, regardless of need.
In the Jeffersonville area only: free breakfast and delivery from 10:00 am-11:00 am to senior citizens and to those who are concerned about going out.
They are welcoming monetary donations as well as donations of food.
Please call 845-482-2215 to make a donation by credit card.
If making donation by check:
Lorenzo’s Bistro
PO Box 125
Jeffersonville, NY 12748
4907 State Route 52, Jeffersonville, NY 12748
3rd Saturday of the month for pick up and giving out food during the month on off days as well.
Cash is the most helpful for them right now, but they are also accepting food donations. They have the ability to store frozen goods.
Call Pearl Gain if you want to make a donation of goods: 845-796-8786
If making a donation by check please write out and send to:
FPC – Jeffersonville Deacons
Send to:
First Presbyterian Church of Jeffersonville Food Pantry
attn: Deacons
P.O. Box 685
Jeffersonville, NY 12748
NARROWSBURG
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NARROWSBURG ECUMENICAL FOOD PANTRY – ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH
151 Bridge Street, Narrowsburg, NY
Open Thursday 4:30 – 5:30
They currently need volunteers for bagging up food. Only 1 or 2 people on the given day.
Arrive Thursdays by 4:00 pm and remain until closing at 5:30 pm.
Call Jennifer Mauritzio at 845.252.6761
Monetary donations are currently the best form of help.
Please make checks payable to:
Ecumenical Food Pantry
P.O. BOX 54
Narrowsburg, NY 12764
**If you are planning to drop off groceries, please call Jennifer (number below) in advance so she can arrange to meet you to take in the donation.
Jennifer Maurtizio at 845-252.6761
LIVINGSTON MANOR
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LIVINGSTON MANOR LITTLE FREE PANTRY
Located at the corner of Main Street and Creamery Road in Livingston Manor, NY
Food pantry (literally a cupboard) filled daily by volunteers with food, health & beauty items, paper goods and baby items.
For the time being, open by appointment only. Anyone in the county who is in need should call Maria at 845-707-2723. Anyone seeking assistance will be asked to answer 3 questions in regards to family size, special needs or allergies. This is completely confidential. Pick-ups are Sat morning in the parking lot of Life Repurposed at 62 Main St, Livingston Manor. The pick-ups are scheduled appointment times with contactless pick-up. We are offering fresh fruits, vegetables and pantry staples.
Donations welcome. Run by non-profit organization Calliope-on-Main.
If wishing to make a donation of food, please call Maria at 845-707-2723 in order to arrange drop off on Sat am. Most requested items are pasta, pasta sauce and cereal.
If making a cash donation, again, please call 845-707-2723 to arrange for a receipt. They are a 501c3 so your donation is tax deductible. Stay tuned for where and to whom you can send a check.
845-707-2723
89 Pearl Street, Livingston Manor, NY 12758
Open 3rd Thursday of the month 5:00 – 6:00 pm.
845-439-3102
To make an online donation to this pantry go the following link. As you fill out the form there will be a field where you can designate the specific pantry to which you would like the funds allocated.
https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/1415634
MONTICELLO
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9 Monticello Street, Monticello, NY 12701
They have posted an emergency food number in the event that someone is in need: 845.798.8774. They are also referring folks to the Sullivan County Community Assistance Center at 845.807.0925.
The only soup kitchen in Sullivan County, providing breakfast and lunch five days a week to local residents. They also operate a food pantry twice a month where individuals receive canned food, cereal, juice, pasta and other staples. They try to provide fresh produce as well. This is all in addition to their emergency food pantry where individuals are given food on an emergency basis 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
In addition to our their food program they operate a housing and utility assistance program to individuals living with HIV/AIDS.
Cash or monetary donations are what they currently need most urgently.
Online donation:
http://www.scfederation.org/donate.html
Please send checks to:
The Sullivan County Federation for the Homeless
P.O. Box 336
Monticello, NY 12701
Kathy Kreiter
Program Administrator
(845) 794-2604
[email protected]
CARING HANDS FOOD PANTRY – ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
15 John Street, Monticello NY 12701
Currently closed until Mid May. However, they are providing drop off/delivery of food to those in need. The number to call is: 845.887.3201 Leave a message and someone will get back to you. Also, the church hosts 11 weekly AA meetings, in addition to being the host for the Dessin Music and Art program. Like most places of worship, they serve the community in multiple ways. As a result of their having to close, they have seen their donations drop substantially. Please also consider donating to the church if that is something that is important or meaningful to you.
Arranging for pickup and delivery of food to those in need.
Cash/Check donations are most welcome here.
Please send checks to:
Caring Hands Food Pantry
15 John Street
Monticello, NY 12701
*If you are wanting to donate food please call:
Vicar Diana Scheide 845-887-3201
CATHOLIC CHARITIES – Case Management Office
17 Hamilton Ave. Monticello, NY 12701
Closet Pantry available at the Case Management Offices for Catholic Charities. They are providing bags of food to individuals in need. Although they are working remotely, they are doing their best to schedule individuals by appointment to provide them with food. Also, if individuals are arriving as walk-ins and are in need of food, they have support from their clinical staff to access the food. Although they are currently not a full on food pantry, they are able to assist with a temporary bag of food.
To make an appointment to pick up food, call: Cynthia Hernandez 845-794-8080 ext. 2825
For monetary donations contact: Hector Morell via email [email protected]
BARRYVILLE
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3405 NY-97, Barryville, NY 12719 – Next to the United Methodist Church
Every Saturday from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Donations are being distributed to a few different organizations and pantries in the area working to provide food to families in need.
To make a donation online:
https://www.barryvillefarmersmarket.org/shop
Also accepting cash donations to support their effort to provide fresh food to those in need.
WAYNE COUNTY, PA – HONESDALE and surrounding area
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570-253-4262
The Wayne County Food Pantry program will increase its distribution from once to twice a month, in June, to meet the communities’ ongoing needs. All pantries will have 2 distribution dates.
Link for county Food Pantry locations and schedule.
http://waynetomorrow.com/298/Food-Assistance-Community-Resources
The county, in partnership with the Wayne County Community Foundation and the local school districts, created the Wayne County Emergency Food Relief Program (EFRP), to provide groceries to anyone of any age who is in need.
To register, please call The Wayne County Aging Office at Aging Office at 570-253-4262 Please be prepared with the last four digits of the Social Security numbers and dates of birth for each member of the household.
The five food pantry sites in Wayne County remain open and can be found in Honesdale, Lakeville, Newfoundland, Lakewood, and Damascus.
If you are interested in becoming involved with the food pantry or would like further information, please contact us at 570-253-4262.
Donations of non-perishable, non-outdated food items can be made by calling 570-253-4262
Or email: [email protected] for information about drop-off.
To make monetary donations in the form of a check:
Wayne County Food Pantry
323 Tenth Street
Honesdale, PA
18431
1030 Main Street, Honesdale, PA 18431
Starting Monday, May 11, they will no longer give out additional food on Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays during the 11am-1pm pick-up window. Only school meals for children, ages 0-18, will be given out during those times. However, on Thursdays they will give out their Family Food Relief Boxes with grocery items and kids’ snacks. We hope that this move will encourage people to go to the High School for the kids’ meals on Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays if they have a car and alleviate the strain that their lunch workers have faced with transporting more and more meals to The Cooperage.
Providing meals and snacks, in addition to activities kits for kids, to families in need in the Honesdale area.
**Especially important are donations for food to bridge the gap over the weekends, as the school lunches provided are only available Mon-Fri
To make a donation online:
https://thecooperageproject.kindful.com/?campaign=279717
*If you have bulk donations of food please email Arrah to arrange a drop off time:
[email protected]
Or call: 570.253.2020
LIST OF COMMONLY REQUESTED ITEMS:
*Please make sure all donated foods are not expired.
Frozen Vegetables (not all pantries are able to accept frozen goods)
Shelf Stable Milk
Frozen Meat – Ground preferred (not all pantries are able to accept frozen goods)
Toilet Paper, Tissues, Paper towels
Dried Pasta – All kinds
Dry Cereals
Pasta Sauce – Jarred
Oatmeal (quick cooking or instant in individual packages)
Canned Tomatoes
Canned Beans – All kinds
Hamburger Helper
Canned Vegetables
Mayonnaise
Tuna
Bread
Peanut Butter & Jelly
Household Paper Goods – toilet paper, paper towel, tissues
Toothpaste and Toothbrushes
Feminine Hygiene products
Snacks for kids
Baby Food
Diapers
Baby Wipes
Pet Food
ANIMAL SHELTERS
Let’s not forget the animals. They need food and shelter and care. The shelters listed below are either closed or open by appointment only and staffed mostly by volunteers. Please consider making a donation or fostering/adopting an animal. Or two.
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138 Miller Drive, Honesdale, PA 18431
Currently in need of cash in order to purchase food, supplies and, most importantly, to pay veterinary bills.
Cash donations can be made online:
https://dessinshelters.com
Checks can be mailed to:
138 Miller Drive
Honesdale, PA 18431
*Donations of goods are welcome in the form of cat and dog food (both wet and dry), cat litter, cleaning supplies:
Bleach
Cleaning Rags
Clorox
Disinfecting Wipes
Contractor Bags
Dish Soap
Hand Sanitizer
Latex Gloves
Laundry Soap
Paper Towels
*Not currently accepting donations of towels or sheets
605 Dutch Hill Road, Roscoe NY 12776
Rocky’s Refuge, Inc. is an animal rescue and sanctuary in Roscoe, New York.
They facilitate the rescue of domestic and farm animals, who were abused, neglected, or abandoned. They provide a safe and secure home for them, whether through adoption, fostering or remaining at Rocky’s Refuge.
Still opportunities to foster or adopt, but the sanctuary is currently closed to the public, so please contact the director with questions or further info:
Virginia Grant
Tel.: 607.498.5445
[email protected]
*Currently in need of cash in order to purchase food, litter and, most importantly, to pay veterinary bills.
To make an online donation:
https://www.rockysrefuge.org
Please send checks to:
Rocky’s Refuge Inc.
605 Dutch Hill Rd
Roscoe NY 12776-5523
*Donation of goods are most welcome in the form of:
Cat food -both wet and dry – that lists meat as the primary ingredient. Friskies and Fancy Feast are preferred brands.
Cat litter – clumping variety only
(Formerly Sullivan County SPCA)
104 Rock Hill Drive, Rock Hill, NY 12775
845-796-3120
[email protected]
The ASPCA is currently closed, but if you’d like to adopt a pet, please fill out an online form:
https://bit.ly/2UO6EwW
Upon the approval of your application, you will receive a call to set up an appointment to visit the shelter. NO ONE WILL BE ALLOWED TO VISIT WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENT.
Currently in need of cash in order to purchase food, supplies and, most importantly, to pay veterinary bills.
Please send checks to:
Sullivan County Animal Shelter
104 Rock Hill Drive
Rock Hill, NY 12775
In order to make a cash donation online:
http://www.sullivanspca.org/paypal-donation/
http://www.sullivanspca.org/donate-goods/
Wish List of Goods to be Donated:
http://www.sullivanspca.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/SPCA_wish_list_flyer.pdf
ARTS & CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS
It’s also important to single out a few local arts organizations. Without culture and beauty, we don’t have much of a society. So, please, if you are able to donate to any of these, I don’t doubt that they will use your funds wisely and to the benefit of those creatives who give texture and richness to this place.
For a more complete list of arts and culture in Sullivan County NY, please visit:
https://sullivancatskills.com/scva_business_category/art-culture/
For Wayne County PA, please go here:
https://waynecountypa.gov/587/Cultural-Resources
wjffradio.org
WJFF is our local non-commercial educational radio station.
In the best of times, they work to keep us informed, entertained and connected to our community. Right now, they are doing the the indispensable and tireless work of keeping our citizens informed and up to date.
If you visit the WJFF site you’ll be presented with a rich trove of information: everything from Governor Cuomo’s complete daily briefings, local mental health resources, information on food pantries, listings of farms making fresh provisions available direct to their customers, and so much more. Now, more than ever, is the time to support such excellent journalism and public radio.
Coronavirus Resources/Updates:
https://wjffradio.org/staging/coronavirus-resources-updates/
To make a donation online:
https://wjffradio.networkforgood.com/projects/93452-wjff-spring-2020-fund-drive
To make a donation by check:
WJFF Radio Catskill
P.O. Box 546
4765 State Route 52
Jeffersonville, NY 12748
The station is always looking for future volunteers. Please contact them if you are interested.
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 845-482-9533
37 Main Street
Narrowsburg, New York 12764
The Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA), founded in 1976, serves as Arts Council for Sullivan County, New York. DVAA presents programs in the visual, performing, community arts, and arts resources for a county- and valley-wide constituency of artists, arts groups and the general public.
To become a member or to make a donation online:
https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/delawarevalleyartsalliance?code=Website/target=”_blank”
48 Main Street
Livingston Manor, New York 12758
Tel: 845-436-4227
Email: [email protected]
The Catskill Art Society (CAS) is a nonprofit organization cultivating public interest, participation, and enjoyment of the arts. Through its multi-arts center, CAS explores contemporary art practices and facilitates creative and professional development for established and emerging artists. CAS is a multi-disciplinary organization which presents programming in all art forms, produced by both local and national artists.
With school closures in mind, and many kids needing to put their energies into something creative, CAS has developed online content for families with children. Using found household objects, children and caregivers can participate in interactive arts education at home. Like other CAS Kids program, the sessions are free of economic barriers, utilizing found items like egg cartons, toilet paper rolls, sticks and leaves the art classes are accessible to everyone with internet access and a few odds and ends hanging around the house!
http://www.catskillartsociety.org
They have also posted a list of resources for artists seeking some kind of financial relief during this time.
http://www.catskillartsociety.org/financial-relief-for-artists
To make an online donation:
http://www.catskillartsociety.org/donations-1
38 Hickory Lane, Damascus, PA 18415
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 570-798-9530
Farm Arts Collective is a farm-based community hub where art and performance intersect with agrarian and ecological ideas.
Farm Arts Collective makes its home in a large greenhouse centrally located at Willow Wisp Organic Farm, a solar-powered organic vegetable farm serving northeast Pennsylvania, the Catskills, and New York City.
Nesin Cultural Arts
PO Box 249
Monticello, New York 12701
Tel: 845-798-9006
Email: [email protected]
Nesin Cultural Arts (NCA) serves the community by providing comprehensive lifelong learning opportunities through integrated arts-based partnerships and programming that enhance artistic creativity and provide educational experiences and opportunities for personal and professional growth. NCA promotes the importance of the arts in enhancing the quality of community life by contributing to economic development, inspiring creativity, celebrating diversity, and fostering an awareness of world cultures.
To make an online donation:
https://www.paypal.com/donate/nesinculturalarts
North American Cultural Laboratory (NACL) is a non-profit center for research and development in the performing arts, producing original ensemble theatre productions, and presenting the work of visiting performing artists in theatre, music, spoken word, and dance. NACL is committed to supporting theatre training at all stages in an artist’s development, offering artist residencies, professional development retreats, master classes, and workshops.
To make an online donation:
https://www.nacl.org/support
The Hurleyville Performing Arts Centre is a community cultural center where multi-national, inter-generational, and all abilities are represented through storytelling, film, dance, visual arts, theater and music.
To make an online donation:
https://ci.ovationtix.com/34881/store/donations/28148
The Callicoon Theater was built in 1948 and is the oldest continually operated cinema in Sullivan County. It is not a not-for-profit, so your donations are not tax deductible, but it lies at the heart of our community, and it would be truly sad to see it close for lack of funds.
To make an online donation:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/cdsj8
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