Welcome to St. Catherine’s Center for Children
Dear Friends,
The past fiscal year was challenging, but our resilient team persevered to provide hope to thousands of vulnerable children, families, and adults throughout the state. Despite our fiscal constraints, we were able to expand our reach compared to the previous year.
While we are known, mostly, as a leading human services provider in the Capital Region and Hudson Valley, our programming stretches into the North Country and down to Long Island. This year, we extended our footprint to include Central New York, the Mohawk Valley, and even Western New York. We grew from providing services in seven regions of the state to ten. We also served 54 different school districts compared to the 24 we served last year. At St. Catherine’s, where we find a need, we will find a way to fill it.
Our Homeless & Housing Services provided shelter and stability for 261 families recovering from significant trauma. Our Community-Based Services met 672 families at schools and homes, serving them where they are at. Our Foster Care and Kinship teams served 136 families, connecting children with loving and supportive environments to heal and grow.
Throughout our long history, St. Catherine’s has been able to enhance its presence and amplify its impact thanks to help from friends like you. As a publicly-funded, non-profit we count on our donors to help us make ends meet. Your dollars help us fund therapeutic art programs for children suffering from trauma. Your donations provide meals and essential items for families in times of crisis. Your support helps us move the homeless into supportive housing. Your contributions have an immense impact on those we serve!
We would like to extend a special thank you to our incredible community partners, donors, and volunteers for their support throughout the year. Our work would not be possible, nor would our impact be as great, without your efforts. If this is your first introduction to St. Catherine’s, welcome! We are grateful to all who support our mission and we look forward to working with you in the coming year as we continue to provide hope for tomorrow.
Yours In Service,
Kevin Doherty
Michele Puleo O’Hare Executive Director Executive Director St. Catherine’s Foundation
St. Catherine’s Leadership 2024-25
St. Catherine’s Center for Children is a non-profit, human services organization based in New York’s Capital Region. Its two arms - the Agency and the Foundation - are directed by their own Boards, but work together as a team with the Agency overseeing programs and services while the Foundation oversees all development efforts.
Agency Board Officers
President
Amy Hines Kramer
Secretary
Richard Chasney
Vice President
Donald Robbins
Executive Director
Kevin Doherty
Agency Board Members
Paige Angrisano
Jennifer Sacco
Sr. Betsy Van Deusen, CSJ
Rev. Robert P. Longobucco
Rev. Edward B. Scharfenberger
Mark Vinciguerra
Foundation Board Officers
President
Christopher J. Farrell
Secretary
Brian Bell
Vice President
Monica Marini
Executive Director
Michele Puleo O’Hare
Agency Liason
James Carr
Foundation Board Members
Eva Bass
Michael May
William Pfeiffer
Rev. Edward B. Scharfenberger
James Watkinson
Lorraine Herkenham
Thomas McCarville
Stephanie Piel, Esq.
Audrey Stone
Cherie Williams
Treasurer
David S. Ensminger
Ex Officio
Michele Puleo O’Hare
Stephanie Piel, Esq.
Mark Ustin
Mark D. Witte, CPA
Treasurer
Kate Wood
Ex Officio
Kevin Doherty
Rev. Robert P. Longobucco
Laura Petrovic
David Schrepper
Sr. Betsy Van Deusen, CSJ
Our Impact Throughout New York
Our team of 300 full- and part-time professionals - spread across more than ten locations in both the Capital Region and Hudson Valley - serves children, families, and adults struggling with housing insecurity, physical and emotional abuse, special education needs, developmental disabilities, mental health issues, substance abuse, trauma and more.
While based in Albany, New York, St. Catherine’s and its many programs served 37 New York State counties in the past year.
NYS Regions Served: 10
Capital Region
Catskills
Central New York
Finger Lakes
Hudson Valley
Long Island
Mohawk Valley
North Country
Southern Tier
Western New York
School Districts Served: 54
Albany CSD
Auburn CSD
Averill Park CSD
Ballston Spa CSD
Berlin CSD
Berne-Knox-Westerlo CSD
Bethlehem CSD
Buffalo Public Schools
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake CSD
Cairo-Durham CSD
Canandaigua CSD
Catskill CSD
Cheektowaga CSD
Cohoes CSD
Coxsackie-Athens CSD
Duanesburg CSD
East Greenbush CSD
Ellenville CSD
Fulton CSD
Glens Falls CSD
Gloversville CSD
Green Island Union Free SD
Greenville CSD
Guilderland CSD
Hoosick Falls CSD
Kingston CSD
Lake George CSD
Lansingburgh CSD
Mechanicville CSD
Menands Union Free SD
New Lebanon CSD
Niskayuna CSD
Onondaga CSD
Oswego CSD
Queensbury Union Free SD
Questar III BOCES
Rensselaer CSD
Rochester CSD
Rotterdam-Mohonasen CSD
Salem CSD
Saratoga Springs CSD
Saugerties CSD
Schenectady CSD
Schodack CSD
Schuylerville CSD
Scotia-Glenville CSD
South Glens Falls CSD
Stillwater CSD
Syracuse CSD
Troy CSD
Waterford-Halfmoon CSD
Watertown CSD
Wynantskill CSD
Watervliet CSD
As a leading regional human services organization, St. Catherine’s annual operating cost is $22.76 million - 86% of which is from programs and services, while only 14% can be attributed to administrative expenses. As a non-profit organization we are funded through state and federal contributions, grants, and private donors.
Revenues: $22,465,511
Expenses: $22,764,244
Note: Approximately 86% of Agency expenses during this fiscal year were program and services related, while the remaining expenditures covered administrative costs.
Sharing Our Message
Our Marketing & Communications Department is tasked with telling the many stories of the work and successes of St. Catherine’s Center for Children, in addition to increasing brand awareness and promoting our programming and events.
Effective and timely public relations, media relations, advertising campaigns, and social media campaigns allow us to capture a larger share of the public’s attention thereby increasing our brand awareness and necessary support.
Share of Media Mentions
Share of Social Media Voice
Advertising Campaigns
Corporate Partnership
The Albany FireWolves partnership provided us in-game advertising at home games (averaging 5,000 fans per game), multiple press opportunities, and several donations.
Mass Transit
CDTA Buses traveling around the Capital Region carried our hiring ads for 12 months, garnering 533,000, impressions per month.
Radio
Our 12-month campaign with Albany Broadcasting, averged 215,000 impressions per month while promoting fundraising events, career opportunities and our need for foster families.
Social Media
12 campaigns on Facebook and Instagram and 2 on LinkedIn averaged 128,300 impressions per campaign while advertising career opportunities and event sponsorship opportunities.
Compassionate Hearts Volunteer Program
Volunteers are essential to the work that we do - helping us build a warm, compassionate community for our children and families. The role of every volunteer varies depending on their unique experiences and skills, time commitments, and the opportunities available.
Active Volunteers
Those considered “Active Volunteers” for the Agency give time to the program at least once per month, although most volunteer time every week. This year, among the 24 volunteer applications the program received, 7 individuals were found to be a good fit, successfully onboarded, and are now actively volunteering.
54 Volunteers
Total Active Volunteers
3,482 Hours
Total Hours Volunteered
$129,843.78 Value* Value of Hours Volunteered
In addition to individual volunteers donating their time, St. Catherine’s Foundation hosts group days at which schools, churches, corporate partners, etc. help with larger projects. Volunteer Days
23 Groups | 36 Days
Total Groups & Volunteer Days
338 Volunteers
Total Volunteers from Groups
841 Hours
Total Group Hours Volunteered
$31,360.89 Value*
Hours Volunteered
*Values based on the “2024 Value of Volunteer Report” conducted by Independent Sector. The estimated hourly pay reported for volunteers in New York State is $37.29.
Our Programs & Services
St. Catherine’s Center for Children offers a wide array of programs and services that fall under one of six divisions: Community-Based Services, Foster Care & Kinship Care, Homeless & Housing Services, Prevention & Family Support, the R & E May School, and Residential Services.
Community-Based Services
These programs fill needs in local neighborhoods, towns, or school districts. Lansingburgh Connects - a joint initiative between St. Catherine’s, Lansingburgh CSD, and Rensselaer County Mental Health - links students and their families with much needed mental health and social supports.
Our Family Opportunity Center - Connections to Care - bridges the gap between the needs of our community and the resources available to them. This dedicated team helps many families. Recently, it was able to aid a single mother, raising two girls in poor conditions, by relocating them to safer housing and connecting them with wrap-around support services.
In an effort to strengthen family functioning and reduce the risk of foster care placement, our Rural Albany County Connections program (RACC) serves rural families at-risk of having a child removed from the home.
Our Pathways to Health & Housing program, with its mobile Care-A-Van unit, is a dynamic street outreach program meeting people where they are to connect them with healthcare, counseling, stable housing, and more.
Foster Care & Kinship Care
When a child is removed from their home, foster care may be an option. Children have shown to thrive in a home setting where they receive nurturing care. Our foster parents are carefully vetted, then required to complete the National Training and Development Curriculum (NTDC) for certification. The children and families in our Foster Care program are supported by our dedicated team 24/7, including: pre-placement planning, ongoing training, respite services, peer support, and planning and implementation of the child’s treatment plan. A dedicated team of clinicians, case managers, and social workers work together with foster families to ensure the best possible outcomes.
With the federal government’s Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA), more and more children are being placed with family or close friends, when they are removed from their home, rather than in group homes. This is known as Kinship Care. Many of these caregivers may not have tended to a child before, or haven’t done so in decades, often stepping up in emergency situations. That is where our award-winning program steps in. We connect kinship caregivers with resources and services to support the continued care of the children and youth now in their home. The kinship care model keeps families, along with their familial bonds, intact which is so important to children, especially those in traumatic situations.
Homeless & Housing Services
Homelessness and housing insecurity threaten the health and well-being of families and individuals. Having a roof over one’s head is a basic human need.
Our Marillac Family Shelter houses up to 24 families awaiting permanent housing and all units are full. The hiring of an Activities Coordinator has had a tremendous impact on the children and their interactions with peers.
Michael’s House is a supportive housing complex providing affordable housing and wrap-around services for 20 families and single adults. This facility remains full throughout the year. Michael’s House continues to be recognized by community providers as a preferred choice to place vulnerable youth.
Family Support Services
St. Catherine’s offers an array of services for families experiencing issues that threaten their stability. These programs are designed to strengthen families by providing them with the tools and resources to remain intact.
Our Parent Care Program is a clinical program offering intensive, in-home services for parents unable to care for their children without assistance. One of our Case Planners not only located housing for a large family with five children, but prevented them from homelessness and kept the family together as the children were home on a trial foster care discharge.
Health Home Care Management coordinates all of a child’s medical needs in a comprehensive manner that includes collaboration and communication with various caregivers to keep them healthy.
Our Child and Family Treatment Support Services (CFTSS) provide clinical and rehabilitation support services to prevent children from entering institutional care. These counseling and psychiatric services stabilize a child or youth in their home and their community.
The Access & Visitation program offers a safe environment for supervised visits between children and non-custodial parents, clinical assessments, parent-skills training, and support groups. We have received wonderful feedback from parents, thanking our team for a positive experience!
R & E May School
Our R & E May School is a special education program that serves students from local school districts. Some students travel an hour-and-a-half, daily, to attend R & E May as the school is one of the last of its kind in the region.
Children in this program tend to have behavioral, educational, and emotional needs that are not easily met in a traditional school setting. This therapeutic program balances education with mental health treatment to ensure each student’s needs are being met.
Our census has grown to nearly 50 students, we’ve added some wonderful new staff, and positive engagement with our students continues to be a focus for our team!
Residential Services
When circumstances arise that are troubling or dangerous for a childsuch as neglect, abuse, or other traumas - a family unit becomes untenable and a child may need to be removed from their parents’ care. That child needs a safe place to live, grow, and heal while having access to the necessary supports to address any emotional trauma they may be dealing with. St. Catherine’s Residential Services provides this exact type of environment and treatment for children needing 24-hour, supervised care.
Through psychiatric and psychological evaluation, individual, group, and family counseling sessions, crisis stabilization, and daily recreational activities our team helps each child heal and return to a permanent home setting, whether in their parents’ home, with kin, in foster care, or through adoption.
Ways to Give
Our programs offer stability and hope, opening a world of possibilities for disadvantaged children, families, and adults. Charitable contributions from individuals, businesses, and private foundations help support our mission.
Monetary Gifts
A monetary contribution supports many of the programs and initiatives we offer. Your donation can provide special opportunities for the children in our care, including: summer camps, art classes, equine therapy sessions, and much more.
Items & Services
Your donations allow us to go above and beyond for those we serve. New clothing, shoes, toys, games, and hygiene supplies help us provide essentials to children admitted to our residences, and they allow us to provide necessary items to families and individuals at Marillac Homeless Shelter and Michael’s House. Your donations impact so many in need.
Planned Giving
You can plan today to leave a legacy contribution to St. Catherine’s Center for Children. Through our partnership with FreeWill, you can create a legally binding will, or make updates to an existing will, and name St. Catherine’s as a beneficiary.
Brady Legacy Circle
Our Brady Legacy Circle honors Anthony N. Brady who, in 1912, financed the building of Brady Maternity Hospital and the adjacent building at 40 N. Main Ave. in Albany, that now houses St. Catherine’s. In addition to making a bequest provision for St. Catherine’s in your will or revocable trust, you can make a life income gift, such as a charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust, that names our organization as the remainder beneficiary.
Sponsor or Attend our Events
From our annual spring event, Casino Royale, to our fall golf outing, the Dr. Arthur J. Wallingford Memorial Golf Tournament, our Foundation hosts special events throughout the year. You can support us by sponsoring these events, or simply by attending.
To learn more about these opportunities or to learn about other ways you can support St. Catherine’s, contact Michele Puleo O’Hare: (518) 453-6702, or visit www.st-cath.org.
Special Events
The Foundation of St. Catherine’s Center for Children hosts events throughout the year in support of our programming, including a couple of signature events. These events are supported by generous sponsors - both corporate and private - and those who attend these events. Additionally, the Foundation works to raise awareness of the Agency’s offerings to ensure those who need us, know we are here for them.
15th Annual Spring Event: Casino Royale
On May 29th at Franklin Plaza in Troy, New York, our Foundation hosted more than 200 friends of St. Catherine’s for our 15th annual spring event, Casino Royale. Thank you to our event sponsors, guests, volunteers, and our honorees.
We had a wonderful ceremony honoring the following individuals and organization for their many contributions to St. Catherine’s: Board Member Mark Ustin of Farrell Fritz, P.C., Rich and Melissa Carrier of Total Events, and Sunmark Credit Union.
Once the ceremony concluded, our sponsors and guests enjoyed wonderful food and drink, gaming tables, music, a photo booth, a wine pull, a silent auction, and our Grand Prize Drawing: a Las Vegas getaway for two. This was the event’s best year yet, and all in support of the many programs and services we offer to the Capital Region and beyond.
2nd Annual: Lansingburgh Connects Hockey Clash
From September 5th - 8th, the Foundation hosted its 2nd Annual hockey tournament in support of our Lansingburgh Connects program at Frear Park Ice Rink in Troy, New York.
The event brought local adult hockey teams together for a fun and fast-paced weekend of frozen action in an effort to collect food, toiletries, cleaning supplies, and more of the items most requested by the program’s clients.
We’re grateful to our friends at the Albany Troy Lions Club who came out to give their support! They helped us with the event logistics, welcoming those in attendance and collecting all the donations we received. Community members donated $2,500 worth of personal hygiene and household cleaning products to support our Lansingburgh Connects program.
6th Annual: Dr. Arthur J. Wallingford Memorial Golf Tournament
September 16th, 2024 was a gorgeous day, in stark contrast to the rains of 2023. The golfers and sponsors of our 6th Annual Dr. Arthur J. Wallingford Memorial Golf Tournament took full advantage of the great weather.
We’re grateful to each and every sponsor, especially our Presenting Sponsor, The Sirco Family Foundation which has always supported us throughout the years. We’d also like to extend a thank you to each golfer, vendor, and volunteer who joined us.
Once again, this annual event at Colonie Golf & Country Club in Voorheesville, New York was a success! Not only did our participants enjoy a fun day, but they raised critical funds in support of St. Catherine’s programs and services.
Elvis: Good Rockin’ Tonight
On Saturday, November 16th, the Foundation of St. Catherine’s Center for Children hosted Elvis: Good Rockin’ Tonight, a tribute to the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll at The Egg in downtown Albany!
Hundreds of “The King’s” fans from all around the Northeast enjoyed an incredible evening with two premier Elvis tribute artists as they rocked The Egg with Elvis’s greatest hits from the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s. We’re so grateful to David Lee, Dan Fontaine, and the Memphis Sun Mafia band for putting on a spectacular show!
Hope for the Holidays
Foundation and Agency team members, along with countless volunteers, collected more than 3,000 gifts from six Capital Region locations hosting trees. These gifts were wrapped and distributed to families in need, providing hope to hundreds of families and individuals.
Thank you to all, including our wrapping day volunteers and tree hosts, Academy of the Holy Names, Allusions, Aviation Mall, Colonie Center, East Greenbush Bowling Center, and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany.
Gifts: July 1, 2024 Through June 30, 2025
Our donors are very important to us. If your name has been inadvertently misspelled, omitted, or is not listed in the way you wish, please call (518) 453-6700 to help us correct our records.
Cash Gifts
156 S Swan LLC
24 Caroline LLC
8 Irving LLC
Academy of the Holy Names
Ace Robinson Hardware
Adirondack Beverages
Adjorlolo, Dzifa
Adler, Phyllis
Adorney, Kathy, Ph. D.
Afzal, Aabidah
Aguiar, Lance
Albany County Bar Foundation
Albany FireWolves
Lacrosse Club
American Clothing Recycling Co., Inc.
American Online Giving Foundation
Andrea, Robert & Irene
Angrisano, Paige
Ashline, Edward & Nancy
Austin, Brian
Austin, Pamela
Bailey, Douglass & Janet
Bair, Elaine
Ballston Spa National Bank
Baniak, Lynn
Baniak-Hollands, Jenn
Barrella, Nicholas & Susan
Barron, David
Bartelt, Mary
Bass, Eva
Bastien, Stefanie
Beckmann, Laurie
Bednarczyk, Charles
Bell, Brian & Nancy
Bell, Jr., Brian
Bell, Michele
Benedetto, Mark & Elizabeth
Berghela, Kathleen
Berlin, Elizabeth
Biggins, Larry & Jeanne
Bilow, Lester & Lucy
Bingham, Mike & Alyson
Bloom, Gytelle
Bonadio Group
Bonanno, Michael
Bordis, Paula
Borisenok, Walter & Michelle
Bornt, Mr. & Mrs. James
Borys, Ted & Melissa
Brandel Murphy Youth Foundation
Broadview Federal Credit Union
Brochu, Dawn
Brochu, Deborah
Brochu, Steven
Brookman, Phyllis
Brooks, Nancy
Brown, Danielle & David Brown, Margaret
Brown, Mary Lou
Bryant, Kate
BSN Sports
Bucey, Sarah
Byron, John
Cadoret, Carolyn & Nathan
Califano, Antonio & Donna
Callaghan, Shane
Callanan Industries
Camarota, Mike
Campagnoni, Jessie
Campbell, Brittney
Capital District
Cooperative, Inc.
Capital District
Physicians Health Plan
Capital District YMCA (Guilderland Branch)
Capital Power
Caropreso, Anthony
Carr, James
Casale, Anthony & Theresa
Casey, Frank
Casey, Teresa
Cassidy, Terry & Peggy
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany
Celtic Tours
Charities Aid Foundation America
Chasney, Rick
Chemung Canal Trust Company
Cheng, Leida
Cherubin, Anna
Chodock, Allen
Cianetta, Tom
Clark, Gianna
Clark, John & Patricia
Clas, April
Clausi, Tricia Clay, Alexis Close, Michael & Elizabeth Ann
CM Fox Real Estate Cohoes Savings Foundation, Inc.
Colonial Car Wash (Altamont Enterprises, Ltd.)
Community Resource FCU
Conolly, Paul & Ann Marie
Contois, Carol
Conway, Mary Ann
Cooney, Phyllis
Cooper Erving & Savage LLP
Cornwell, Kirk
Coumbes, Heather
Cranesville Block, Inc.
Crast, Kelly & Harrison
Crisafulli Bros. Plumbing & Heating Contractors, Inc.
Crisafulli, Donna
Crisafulli, Eugene & Ann
Crisafulli, Frank & Denise
Crisafulli, Philip & Renee
Crowley, John
Crupi, Joann
Cruz, LaMount & Joanne
Cummings, Edward & Kate
Cutler & Cutler Law, PLLC
Czajka, Ellen
Daly, Robert & Suzanne
Damico, Susan
Danes, Margaret
D’Anegelo, Serena
Danico, Kathleen Dardanelli, William Dare, Ian
Daughters of Charity (St. Louise House) Davis, Brian
DeCuyper, Conrad & Lorraine
DeLack, David
DelGuidice, Vincent
Delmar Reformed Church
Derocher, Robert
Derocher, Rosemary
DeSimone, Morgan
Devine, Betty
Dollard, Charles
Dougherty, Thomas
Drislane, James
Duane Lions Club
Dubner, Kevin & Cindi
Dwyer, Jen
Dwyer, Stephen
Jones, E. Stewart & Kimberly
Ecker, Wesley & Stephanie
Egan, Dan & Barbara
Egelston, Jordan
Elliott, Tina
Emack & Bolio’s
Emerick, Lorraine
Empire State Plaza
Performing Arts Center (The Egg)
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Falope, Corrine
Farrell Fritz, P.C.
Farrell, Christopher & Sheena
Fidelity Charitable
First Lutheran Church
Fischer, Carol
Fisher, Theresa A Fitzgerald, John & Barbara
Fitzgerald, Patrick, Jr. & Janet
Fitzpatrick, Taylor
Fitzsimmons, Joseph
Forney, Daniel
Fortran, Julie
Fostering Minds, LLC
Frangella-Fierro, Faith Fraser, Carrie
Fretwell, Joanne & Ronald
Friess, Marietta
Furtaw, Benjamin
Fusco, Jr., Charles
Gallerie, Louise
Gardner, David & Linda
Gargiulo, MD, Janet
Gebhardt, Mr. & Mrs. James
George, Cynthia
Gettman, Jr., William
Giuliano, Judith
Goodman, Matthew
Gordon, Gerald & Maryanne
Goyette, Jennifer
Goyette-Guarino, Elizabeth
Graves, Jon
Graves, Kori
Graypoint, LLC
Greagan, Chris & Shirley
Greene, Carol
Griffith, James
Grimm, Samantha
Guarino, James
Guilderland Chamber of Commerce
Guilmette, Megan
Halloran, Stephen
Hanks, Sharon
Harvazinski, Larry & Mary
Hayden, Scott
Hayes, Helen
Hayes, Misty
Hensley, Amber
Herkenham, Joseph & Lori
Hicks, R. James & Marianne
Hinds, Waynet
Hines-Kramer, Amy
Hohmann, MD, Lynda
Holistic Wealth Advisors
Hollands, Steve
Hood, Joan
Horan, Joan
Horn, Jennifer
Humphreys, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn
Hunter, James
Ideman, Meghan
Inova, LLC
Interlicchio, Catherine
Ira & Mary Lou Alpert Foundation
J&R Plumbing Heating & Cooling
Jariri, Barbara
Jeffrey Pagdala Charitable Foundation, Inc
Jerry, Jacquelyn
Johnson, Shantell
Jones, E. Stewart & Kimberly
Joy in Childhood
Foundation, Inc.
JPL Security Training
Kampf, Edward
Kane, James
Kaplan, Zachary
Kasper, Alex
Katrein, Matthew
Keegan, Cory
Keenan, Joyce
Kehoe, Joan
Keith, James
Kennedy, Steven
Kerr, William
KeyBank Foundation
Khurana, Pallavi
King, Joanne
King, Margaret Lamar
Kirsch, Debbie
Kitzman, Keith & Josephine
Knapp, Amy
Knights of Columbus Council 3357
Kott, Carol
Kouhout, Cindy
Koval, Carolyn
Kramer, Amy
Kraus, Cheryl
Krause, Lawrence
Krepasanam, Mary, Jesly Joseph & Mathew
Kubik, James
Lange, Diane
Lapetina, Mauro & Susan
Lashway, Robert & Carol Laun, James
Laurin, Ricky & Priscilla
Lawrence, Thomas & Kathleen
Legendre, Sally
Lemery Greisler LLC
Lennox, Julia
Lerner, Steven Lia Auto Group
Lions Club of Sauquoit Valley
Lloyd, Tom
Lombardo, Anthony
Luckenbach, J. K.
M & T Bank Charitable Foundation
Madonna, Anthony
Mahon, Ken & Anita
Maine, James
Malone, Megan
Maney, Brianne
Marini, Richard & Fran
Marini, Robert & Monica
Marion L. Smith Trust
Marshall & Sterling
Martin, Margaret
Masters, Jonathan
Mathusa, Dwight
May, Michael
Mazzotta, Carmella
Mazzotta, Thomas & Mary
McCabe, Mary
McCabe, Susan
McCann, Anthony & Elaine
McCarthy, Jay
McCarville, Tom & Anne
McConchie, Holly
McDonald, III, John T.
McElwain, Merton & Ellen
McGowan, Jack
McKeon, James & Rhonda
McNabb, Tricia
McNulty, Sherrie
McSweeney, Elizabeth
McTigue, Marlene
Melville, Jane
MEMIC
Menaguale, Kathy
Michaelson Family Fund
Millspaugh, Beryl & Michele
Minarchi, Megan
Modern Press
Monaghan, Thomas & Jo-Ann
Montague, Gregory & Lora
Montanye, Kimberly J. Moore, Colleen
Morrell, James & Kathleen
Morris, James & Judith
Morrison, Mary
Nass, Brittani
Waugh, Mrs. Nancy
Network for Good Newton, Karl
Nieminski, Joe & Colleen
Nieminski, Joseph & Suzanne
Nieminski, Nancy Jo
Nixon, Esq., Susan
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
Nugent, Thomas
Nyahay, Richard & Virginia
NYS Laborers’ Health and Safety Trust Fund
NYS Ophthalmological Society
NYVA Group
O’Halloran, Lorraine
O’Connell, Mary
O’Connor, James & Nancy
Odabashian, Harry & Kathy
O’Hare, Diana
O’Hare, Michele & Chuck
Opalka, Chester
Oreilly, Melissa
Oster, Lion Steven & PDG Theresa
Palmer, Kathleen
Pappas, Stacie
Pearl Grant Richmans
Pelletier, Amy
Pero, Deborah
Perrotto, Brian & Debra
Perrotto, Rose
Rabadi, Shaw & Victoria
Phillips, Kortnee
Picotte Companies
Piel, Esq., Stephanie
Pierro, Paula
Pine Grove United Methodist Church
Pingelski, Stanley & Sheila
Pledgeling Foundation
Premiere Transportation
Previte, David
Rappazzo, Dominic
Rausch, John
RBC Wealth Management
Reeve, Ellen
Rensselaer County
Regional Chamber of Commerce
Repeat Business Systems
Rhatigan, Laetitia
Rhatigan, Susan
Rhoads, James & Linda
Rhoden, Alex
Rich, Laurie
Richards, Carmella
Richards, Deborah
Richards, Judith
Rieger, Lorri & Fred
Robinson, Garry
Rodriguez, Laura & Abimael
Rogers, Ellen
Ronald McDonald House
Charities of Albany
Rosch, Mary
Rosen, Lee
Rossi, Adam
Rotello, Joseph & Catherine
Roth, Mariam
Rothenberg, Sandra
Ruggiero, Erin
Ruggles, Stephen & Sherri
Rutherford, Justin
Ryan, Colleen
Sacco, Jennifer
Saheim, Loretta
Salvador, Scot
Sampson, Jr., Joseph
Scaring, Teresa
Schaefer, Martha
Scherer, Happy
Schlict, Robin
Schrepper, David & Laura
Schwartz, Erica
Sgroi, Jr., Vincent & Sharon
Shaw, Ann
Palmateer, Leo
Sherman, Emily
Shirey, Richard & Eileen
Sichler, Joan
Simon, Manfred
Simonds, Terry
Sirco Family Foundation Inc.
Slingerlands Elementary School
Smith, Darleen
Smith, Don
Smith, James & Barbara
Sneeringer, Robert & Rosemary
Snyder, Thomas
Sons and Daughters of Italy - Roma Intangible Lodge 215
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Stano, Elizabeth
Stein, Ilene
Stevens, Peter & Anne
Stewart’s Holiday Match
Stillman, Therese
STS Sons, LLC
Sullivan, Ellen
Sunmark Credit Union
Haqqie, Mr. & Mrs. Syed
Szary, Emily
Tacelli, Anthony
Tate, Judith
Taylor, Annaka
Tellstone, Jonathan
Terwilliger, Lucas
The Adele A. and Harold J. Westbrook Foundation, Inc.
The Albany and Troy Lions Club
The Balwink Philanthropic Fund
The Blackbaud Giving Fund
The Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region
The Giving Back Fund
The Jacob & Sophie Rice Family Foundation, Inc.
The John D. Picotte Family Foundation
The Joseph Mitchell and Maryanne Tirino-Mitchell Fund
The Olde Bryan Inn
The Pfeiffer Law Firm, PLLC
The Vandervort Group, LLC
Thibault, Mark & Judy
Thomas, Dick
Tonko, Paul
Tougher, Liza & Robert
Touhey, John
Touhey, Virginia
Traegler, Diana
Trance, Amanda
Treadgold, Melissa
Trefzger, Cheryl
Tri-City ValleyCats
Trifaro, Felice
Trivellato, Marco & Gayle
Tronco, Gina
Troy Savings Bank Charitable Foundation
Tsirigotis, Joanne
Ungerer, Robert
United Way of Buffalo & Erie County
Unity House of Troy Inc.
Upton, Amanda
Urbanski, Karissa
Urbanski, Michael & Vicki
Van Deusen, Laurie
VanDeusen, Sr. Betsy
Vanguard-Fine, LLC
Vattimo, Cecelia
Vecchio, Jessica Vincent, Jessica
Vosko, Richard
Walker, Amy
Walker, Carol Wallace, David
Wallingford, Maribeth
Walsh, Edmund Ward, Rachel
Warszawa-Ambros, Maryla
Whitney, Mark
Wilker, Rona & Michael
Williams, Cherie
Wolfson, Lawrence Wood, Eileen
Woolsey, Audrey
Yakubov, John
Zambri, Zachary
Zanella, James & Kathryn
Zautner, Deron Zeh, Adam Zelker, Thomas
Zumbolo, Anthony
Academy of the Holy Names
Ackerman, Andra Afya Foundation
Albany Broadcasting
Albany Country Club
Albany Diocesan Cemeteries
Albany ENT & Allergy Services, PC
Albany FireWolves
Lacrosse Club
Albany International
Albany Symphony
All Star Wine & Spirits
Arnold Kelli at the Rep
Aviation Mall Bell, Brian & Nancy
Benson’s Pet Center
Bethlehem Police Department
Bingham, Mike & Alyson
Bond, Rayne
Bordis, Paula
Bright Horizons at Corporate Woods
Broadview Federal
Credit Union
Buenau’s Opticians, Inc.
Capital District
Transportation Authority
Capital District YMCA
Capital Region
Independent Media
Capital Region Toys for Tots
Carr, James
Cassidy, Shanna & Michael Chase
Christ Child Society
Church of Christ the King
Clark, Lori
CM Fox Real Estate
CMR Communications
Collins, Maggie
Colonie Center
Colonie Golf & Country Club
Community Resource FCU
Cornell Cooperative Extension, Schenectady County
Cote, Angela
Courtyard by Marriott, Schenectady at Mohawk Harbor
Czajka, Ellen
DeBella, Liz
Delmar Bootery
Dick’s House of Sport
Diotte, Carol
Diefendorf, Ed.D., Wendy
Emack & Bolio’s
Ethan Searles, P.A.
Everett-O’Neal, Dori
FARE Academy Tiffany
Farrell Fritz, P.C., Farrell, Christopher & Sheena
Faucett, Rachel
Ferris, Garner
Figg, Makayla
Firefighters Association of the State of New York
Fontenot, Sheila
Food Allergy Research & Education
Fostering Minds, LLC
Franklin Plaza
GE - Onshore Wind North America
Glennpeter Jewelers
Diamond Centre
Graham, Michael
Guilderland Chamber of Commerce
Harding and Mazzotti, LLP
Health Disparities Small Wellness Programs
Heidbreder, Jennie
Herkenham, Joseph & Lori
Hicks, R. James & Marianne
Hilton Garden Inn, Albany Medical Center
Hilton Garden Inn, Troy
Hines-Kramer, Amy
Hoffman Development Corporation (Hoffman Car Wash)
Howard Hanna Real Estate
Hyatt Place Saratoga-Malta
IATSE
NYS Police Investigators Association
Jackson, Dana Jarvis, Chris
Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort
Kasper, Alex
Kayla McCarthy Design, LLC
King, Lisa Kost, Ed
Ladies of Charity of the Diocese of Albany
Laurin, Ricky & Priscilla
LaVigna, Lisa
Mallon, Lauren
Mary Martin & Company
Day Spa
May, Michael
McCarville, Tom & Anne
Minardi, Matt & Justine
Minter, Morgan
Mnich, Judy
Moore Fire Extinguisher
Morrell, James & Kathleen
Museum of Innovation and Science
New York Giants
Nicole’s Restaurant
Normanside Country Club
Nunnally, Frank
NYS Department of Labor
NYS Police Traffic Services
NYS Unified Court System
Office of Governor Kathy Hochul
O’Hare, Michele
Olde Post Road Golf Club
Pearl Grant Richmans
Picotte Companies
Pierro, Paula Jordan
Polverelli, Alicia
Proctor’s Theatre
Project Linus
Quail, Mark
Radley, Brandy
Regeneron
Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York
Renaissance Hotel
Richards, Carmella
Rogers, Tyler
Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany
Royal Diamonds MC
Ryan, Margaret
Schaap Moving Systems, Inc.
Schaeffer, Jacquelyn
Schertzer, Grace
SeneGence by Classic Kisses
Shaffer, Hannah
Shapiro, Kelsey
Sikura, Mackenzie
Sirco, Anthony & Marilyn
Slingerlands Elementary School
Smith, Dominelli, & Guetti, LLC
Springer-Anderson, Betty
St. Peter’s Hospital Laboratory
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Sternheimer, Joann
Stewart, Tanya
Temple Israel of Albany
The College of Saint Rose
The Littles Play Cafe
The Olde Bryan Inn
The Rotary Club of Albany
The Shop
The Works Cafe
Thomas, Santino R. & Brittany
Thrasher, Tionna
Total Events, LLC
Trinity Alliance
Trivellato, Marco & Gayle
Troy Savings Bank Music
Hall
U.S. Department of Justice, FBI
Union College
Valente’s Restaurant
Vink, Lori
Wicked Smart Apparel
William K. Sanford Town Library
Wise, Dena Wolf Hollow Brewing Company
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