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Project: Support the Child Advocacy Center of the Finger Lakes/Finger Lakes Child Abuse Response Team (CACFL/FLCART)
For the past 15 years, the Partnership for Ontario County has been successful in reducing risk factors and increasing protective factors for children and youth in Ontario County. The CACFL/FLCART is a program that uses a multidisciplinary approach to investigate allegations of child sexual abuse, physical abuse, and child fatality and provide appropriate follow up services for children and families.
Serenity House
Project: Caring for the Caregiver Training for Serenity House Volunteers and Community
Serenity House has served the community for 14 years in providing comfort care for the terminally ill. We are seeking funding to provide training on caring for the caregiver for our Serenity House volunteers. This training would also be offered to the greater community with a seminar to be conducted within one year upon receipt of grant funding. We would provide books and informational pamphlets that would be available on bereavement for our residents' families as well as training workbooks for our current and new caregiver volunteers.
Wood Library
Project: Baby & Me Program
Wood Library is seeking funding to kick-off a new program designed for parents and caregivers and their children up to age two. The program would be free and open to anyone in the community who cares for young children. The program is modeled after recommendations for early literacy made by the Association for Library Services to Children, a division of the American Library Association. The program would support the parent or caregiver by providing the resources and tools they need to help them get children ready to read. Each week the library will offer activities that can be also done at home that will encourage relationships and develop a network of support that will have a lasting benefit beyond the life of the program.
Gleaners Community Kitchen
Project: Women and Children Growing
Gleaner Community Kitchens is committed to making a difference in the lives of those in need and has provided nutritious no cost meals to those in need for 26 years. Gleaner Community Kitchens is requesting funding for a pilot program "Women and Children Growing". This program hopes to partner with Spirit of Women at Thompson Health to teach women how to better care for themselves and families, and to become more self-sufficient, thus improving the health and well-being of families in the community by promoting healthy lifestyles to women so that their friends and families benefit.
Naples Little Bunch, Inc.
Project: Cover Expenses for Needed Repairs
Since 1975, Naples Little Bunch has operated as a parent co-operative preschool to offer our community a quality preschool curriculum with an emphasis on self-confidence, exploration, creativity, and fun. In difficult economic times, our revenues often drop, making it difficult to cover expenses for operation and repairs. Naples Little Bunch is requesting funding to reconstruct the concrete front entry step, a broken window and add mulch to our playground area. These improvements will help ensure that our facility is safe and convenient for the little children enrolled in our program.
Family Counseling's goal is to secure funding to purchase computers to electronically connect programs to internal and external sources to increase program delivery and effectiveness. Electronic connectivity will increase collaboration and communication between clinicians and advocates as well as assist with scheduling to better accommodate client needs.
Canandaigua City School District
Project: Outdoor Fitness Stations
This proposed project is to add (3) outdoor fitness stations along a walking/running trail that is soon to be designated outside the Canandaigua City School Middle School by the American Heart Association. These (3) stations will include a chin-up station, leg lift station, and a push-up station. The expected installation of these outdoor fitness stations would be during summer break 2013-2014 and 2014 -2015 school year. Part of the mission of the Canandaigua City School District, is to instill five core virtues into each and every student. Healthy lifestyles is one of the core virtues. Healthful lifestyles lead to good health and good health combined with happiness helps us achieve a high quality of life.
Budding Readers
Project: Strengthen Library Partnerships and Increase the Number of Families Receiving Books
Established in 2007, Budding Readers is a local non-profit organization that provides free books and parent guidance for reading with babies and young children. Their mission is to educate, encourage, and equip parents in Ontario County to read with their infants and young children as a natural part of their daily routine. Budding Readers is requesting funding to strengthen the library partnerships and increase the number of families receiving books and guidance from our program. Budding Readers plan is to increase the number of libraries they partner with thereby increasing public awareness. Their community programs will work to offer additional books past the initial bundle received in the community or at Thompson's birthing classes.
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Project: Thompson Birthing Class Partnership
Budding Readers received Mary Clark Thompson grant funding for its Thompson Birthing Class Partnership. Budding Readers has expanded its program to include a visit to birthing classes held at Thompson Health. Since June 2012, the organization has hosted 11 perinatal classes, gifted 60 bundles of books and educated new parents on the importance of reading to their children. The Mary Clark Thompson Grant helped purchase new books and educational materials.
City of Canandaigua Fire Rescue
Project: Fire Extinguisher Training System
The City of Canandaigua Fire Rescue used its Mary Clark Thompson grant funding to purchase a Fire Extinguisher Training System. Last year, more than 3,000 community members received fire training. However, the fire extinguisher training program was scaled back due to health and safety concerns. The Canandaigua Fire Department used the funds to purchase a new Fire Extinguisher Training System that utilizes water and compressed air and is much more cost effective than dry chemical or CO2 extinguishers.
Parkinson Support Group of the Finger Lakes
Project: Operational Support & Power Point Projector
The Parkinson Support Group of the Finger Lakes received Mary Clark Thompson grant funding for operational support and a Power Point projector. Although affiliated with the National Parkinson Foundation of Greater Rochester, the national organization does not provide the Finger Lakes group with financial support. In addition to the funds awarded, the First Congregational Church in Canandaigua donates meeting space and meetings are free of charge to participants from as far away as Dansville, Marion, Newark, Penn Yan, Romulus and West Henrietta.
Ontario ARC
Program: Canandaigua Day Camp Counselor
Ontario ARC used its Mary Clark Thompson grant funding to pay for a Canandaigua Day Camp Counselor. Canandaigua Day Camp runs for six weeks in the summer, serving approximately 40 students (grades 1-8) at each of four locations in the Canandaigua area. In the past, up to five children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) have attended the camp. The MCT grant funded a camp counselor experienced in working with children with ASD. By providing this special support to the camp, these children enjoyed the benefits of camp in a safe, structured environment without taking away from the other campers.
Partnership for Ontario County, Inc.
Program: Ontario County Safety Council "One Text or Call Could Wreck It All" Program
Partnership for Ontario County, Inc. used its Mary Clark Thompson grant funding to support the Ontario County Safety Council's "One Text or Call Could Wreck It All" Program. The Ontario County Safety Council is a volunteer organization of members from local law enforcement, school districts, industry, healthcare organizations, fire department and private citizens. The group used the funds to purchase signage for nine local high schools in Ontario County to promote the "One Text or Call Could Wreck It All" campaign.
The Partnership for Ontario County used its Mary Clark Thompson grant funding for the Child Advocacy Center of the Finger Lakes/Finger Lakes Child Abuse Response Team. , The program uses a multi-disciplinary approach to investigating allegation of child sexual abuse, physical abuse and child fatality- providing appropriate follow-up services for children and families. Funding was used to produce educational brochures and a website to publicize the Child Advocacy Center's services and resources.
Partnership for Ontario County, Inc.
Project: Family Support Center
The Partnership for Ontario County, Inc. was awarded Mary Clark Thompson grant funding for the Family Support Center of Ontario County, which offers opportunities and support for disconnected youth and their families. The Center's objective is to provide affordable prevention and intervention counseling services, as well as meet individual and family goals in areas of academic performance, school attendance, discipline and health related concerns. Funding was used to update the training of 14 counselors and train additional counselors needed to serve five additional districts.
Canandaigua Police Department
Project: Automatic External Defibrillator Program
The Canandaigua Police Department utilized its Mary Clark Thompson grant funds to purchase an Automatic External Defibrillator for one of the department's unmarked cars. Five department patrol vehicles are currently equipped with AEDs. The ability to have an AED for an unmarked car ensures that more Department members are properly equipped when leaving the office and have the ability to respond to an emergency fully prepared.
Canandaigua Middle School
Project: Rock Star Super Star Project
Canandaigua Middle School received Mary Clark Thompson grant funding for its Rock Star Super Star Project (RSSS).The goal of the Rock Star Super Star Project is to inspire responsibility and dream-catching through music, art and community service. Through this grant funding RSSS club members are provided an opportunity display their talents, pursue their dreams, and give back to their community while spending time after school in a safe, meaningful environment.
FLACE-Budding Readers
Project: WIC Partnership Program
Budding Readers used its Mary Clark Thompson grant funding for the WIC Partnership Program. Budding Readers is a local non-profit volunteer organization that provides free books and parental guidance for reading with babies and children. Their WIC Partnership Program serves low-income families across Ontario County by providing parents age-appropriate books every three months until the child reaches the age of 5. Volunteers also teach parents reading strategies for use with their children. This partnership reinforces WIC's work to promote healthy parenting practices and promotes the health and well-being through literacy. Since the WIC Partnership began in 2010, more than 750 WIC children have received more than 1,400 books.
Sonnenberg Gardens and Mansion State Historic Park
Project: Therapeutic Gardening and Community Garden Project
Sonnenberg Gardens and Mansion State Historic Park received a Mary Clark Thompson Grant for its Therapeutic Gardening and Community Garden Project. Sonnenberg, the first Let's Move institution in Ontario County, used the funds to help expand the Children's Garden into a Therapeutic Gardening and Community Garden. The garden program encourages increased physical activity as participants assist with the garden installation, planting and harvesting. Cognitive, psychological and physical benefits can be realized through participation.
The Partnership for Ontario County used its MCT grant for the Child Advocacy Program of the Finger Lakes / Finger Lakes Child Abuse Team, a program that uses a multidisciplinary approach to investigating allegation of child sexual abuse, physical abuse and child fatality. Funding was used to provide the necessary training to CAPFL/FLCART team members in the field of child abuse.
Marcus Whitman Central School District
Project: Back Pack Program
The Marcus Whitman Central School District was given a Mary Clark Thompson Grant to expand its Back Pack Program, which provides food to children over the weekend when their nutritional needs may not be met. The funding allowed the program to reach out to 585 students from both Gorham and Valley. To date, 33 Valley students have enrolled in the program that runs in conjunction with the Penn Yan Food Pantry for the Needy and Food Link. Funding assisted with the purchase of food and transportation bins for 35 additional students for the remainder of the academic year (approximately 14 weeks).
Bridges for Brain Injury
Project: Wildlife Defenders
Bridges for Brain Injury used its MCT grant for its Wildlife Defenders program. Bridges for Brain Injury is a Canandaigua-based not-for-profit that provides in-home and community-based services for survivors of brain injuries. The grant provided partial support to cover expenses and supplies related to Wildlife Defenders program designed to bring exotic animals to Ontario County long-term care facilities - offering enrichment, increased communication and socialization opportunities to individuals with long term disabilities. Funding assisted with salaries, travel expenses and supplies.
Applicant: Downtown Canandaigua Business Management Association
Program: Downtown Canandaigua Has a Heart
The Downtown Canandaigua Business Management Association used its MCT funding to improve the awareness and readiness of downtown business owners and employees to deal with emergencies such as heart attacks and choking. Downtown Canandaigua Has a Heart will enable those who work, shop and visit the downtown business district to receive quick response in emergency situations. Through the purchase of nine defibrillators and training for approximately 40-plus participants, the program goal is to make downtown Canandaigua one of the "Safest Main Streets in America." MCT funding will support AED training for downtown business owners and employees.
Applicant: M.M. Ewing Continuing Care Center
Program: GRNHQC – Re-Admits to Acute from a Nursing Home
The M.M. Ewing Continuing Care Center used its MCT Grant to improve Quality Improvement Training and reduce re-admissions to an acute care setting from a nursing facility. The mission of the Greater Rochester Nursing Home Quality Consortium (GRNHQC) is to improve care in rural and underserved nursing homes by improving Quality Improvement (QI) training, collaboration and access to a network of information, support and resources. M.M. Ewing Continuing Care Center, a member of the Greater Rochester Nursing Home Quality Consortium, utilized its funding to support the continued efforts of the Consortium. Their primary goal of reducing re-admissions to an acute care setting from a nursing facility is an initiative that positively impacts both F.F. Thompson Hospital and the Continuing Care Center.
The Partnership for Ontario County
Project: Medication Drop Offs
The Partnership for Ontario County will use grant funding for their initiative designed to reduce the supply of unused and/or unsecured prescription and over-the-counter medications within our community. In collaboration with the Ontario County Sheriff's Office, many community agencies and volunteers, The Partnership for Ontario County will purchase and provide items such as scales, tents, displays, tables and brochures for Medication Drop Off events.
The American Red Cross
Project: Pediatric CPR Training
The West Ontario Office of the American Red Cross will use grant funding for a new Pediatric CPR training program targeted at young families, lower income families and those living in areas that are not close to emergency rooms or urgent care centers. The Pediatric-specific training will include learning how to recognize an emergency, protection against transmittable diseases, emergency action steps, choking procedures and how to care for a child not breathing.
The Partnership for Ontario County
Project: Ontario County Youth Court
The Partnership for Ontario County will use the grant funding to continue facilitating the Ontario County Youth Court program. This program is a peer justice system operated by youth for youth, where student volunteers are trained to take on court room roles of prosecution, defense, judge and juror. The program provides youth in Ontario County with legal education and lessons in ethics, respect, public speaking, and conflict resolution, and develops critical thinking skills.
Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion
Project: Children's Education Garden Project
Through the development of a community garden, in collaboration with local schools and several community affiliations, Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion will use the grant funding to create a vegetable and herb garden created and maintained by children. The project is designed to provide nutritional education and to provide physical activity during harvest season. The Garden Project also promotes involvement in positive activities that will give back to the community.
The Parkinson Support Group of the Finger Lakes
Project: Parkinson Support Group Meetings
The Parkinson Support Group of the Finger Lakes will use the grant funding to assist with the cost of guest speakers, a caregivers' subgroup and creating an online community to provide outreach to those in our area. Currently the only Parkinson Disease support group in the immediate area, this grassroots organization meets monthly to provide support services that are available at no charge.
The Greater Rochester Canandaigua Family YMCA
Project: Youth Health Zone
The Greater Rochester Canandaigua Family YMCA will use the grant funding to develop an indoor Health Zone for children to use during the winter months. With the goal of educating youth on building healthy lifestyles through a variety of activities, the playground will have youth fitness equipment, a Wii, XBOX Kinetics, and an indoor playground.
Ontario ARC
Project: Aging Symposium
In partnership with the Ontario Office of the Aging, Ontario ARC will use the grant funding for a one-day Aging Symposium serving Ontario County and surrounding rural communities. The Symposium is not only the first of its kind, but it is expected to attract approximately 90 professional service providers from the fields of elder care and intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Pioneer Library System
Project: Caregiver Kits
The Pioneer Library System's Outreach Department will use the grant funding to continue offering Theme Kits to caregivers working with seniors who are dealing with old age and/or memory loss. These kits are used to support, encourage and stimulate seniors to share stories about their lives and what they remember in the past, and are available to be borrowed by any caregiver who is working with seniors at no charge.
Bridges for Brain Injury
Project: Creative Connections Art therapy Program
Bridges for Brain Injury will use funds to hire a Master Level Art Therapist for its 12-week Art Therapy program for adult survivors of brain injury to discover creative forms of self-expression.
Canandaigua Police Department
Project: Automatic External Defibrillator Program
The Canandaigua Police Department will use funds to purchase an AED for the 5th of their five patrol cars.
Bloomfield Central School District
Project: Adventure Experience at Camp Bristol Hills
The Bloomfield Central School District, in partnership with the Cornell Cooperative Extension, will use funds to provide a unique learning opportunity for students and teachers, to make lifelong healthy choices and find success in school and life.
Literacy Volunteers of Ontario-Yates, Inc.
Project: Educational Materials
Literacy Volunteers of Ontario-Yates, Inc. will use the funds to purchase educational materials for tutors and adult learners. Materials include reading and writing lessons related to themes such as Health, Work, Family, Civics and government and reference materials for tutoring strategies and techniques.
Wood Library
Project: Geocaching for Body, Mind and Spirit
Geocaching is a high-tech form of orienteering that offers physical and mental benefits for people of all ages. Wood Library will use funds to purchase global positioning devices to loan to the public and offer educational materials on how to geocache.
Gleaners Community Kitchen
Project: Dining room counters with storage
The Gleaners Community Kitchen provides nutritious meals daily to those in need—without question and at no cost. Gleaners will use funds to purchase washable plastic folding tables with cabinets underneath to facilitate storage.
Ontario County Sheriff Department
Project: Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (SALT) Council
The Ontario County Sheriff Department will use funds to produce a 28-page safety guide for seniors that will include information on crime prevention, home improvement, con-games and fraud, identity theft and caregiver safety tips.
Partnerships for Ontario County, Inc.
Project: Family Support Center
Family Counseling Services, a program of Partnerships for Ontario County, Inc., will use funds for families in the Thompson service area in need of "wrap around services" such as transportation, clothing, housing and supplies for youth participation in work or school as well as basic health and medical needs including co-payments for outside mental health or drug and alcohol treatment. Funds will also be used for staff development for the counselors to keep them current with continuing education requirements.
Partnership for Ontario County, Inc.
Project: Smoke detectors for the hearing impaired
The partnership will use funds to deliver and install specially designed smoke detectors to 22 low- or restricted-income families with hearing impaired children/seniors.
Seeking Common Ground
Project: Finger Lakes Farm-Cafeteria
This program will run a pilot program at the Bloomfield School District that can serve as a model for how local institutions can effectively preserve locally grown produce for use out-of-season. Funds will purchase dehydration equipment, supplies and produce.
Society of St. Vincent DePaul
Project: Santa's Helpers
The Society of St. Vincent DePaul, connected with Canandaigua's St. Mary's Church, will use funds to expand their Christmas charity program to needy families.
Sonnenberg Gardens
Project: Therapeutic Horticulture Program
This collaborative program between Thompson Health's Brighter Day medical adult day program, Ontario County ARC, Flint BOCES, Canandaigua Academy and Sonnenberg will develop and maintain a vegetable garden. Funding will be used to help build handicapped ramps for participant access to the greenhouse.
The Red Cross received funding for free training courses in Canandaigua and Naples for CPR, AED (automatic external defibrillator) usage, and babysitting skills. The Red Cross has partnered with the Salvation Army for additional funding and help with the identification of potential trainees. The Red Cross plans to train 24 youths and 16 seniors during June 1 – September 30, 2006.
County of Ontario Sheriff's Office
Project: Project Lifesaver
Project Lifesaver distributes wrist-worn tracking devices so that disabled individuals can be quickly found if they should wander. F.F. Thompson Foundation helped to establish the original program through the Sheriff's Office which focused on adults with Alzheimer's disease or dementia. The Sheriff's Office has received funding to expand the program to 8 children with autism, Down Syndrome or brain injuries. >
Finger Lakes Visiting Nurse Service
Project: Annual Caregiver's Conference
This annual conference is directed towards the non-professional caregiver at home. Funding will cover the cost of a speaker who will focus on care for patients with Alzheimer's and dementia related illness. Thompson Health is a corporate member of Finger Lakes Visiting Nurse Service.
Gleaners Community Kitchen
Project: Cabinet/Countertop Replacement
Gleaners Kitchen has been awarded funding to upgrade its counters and cabinets. Design and oversight of the project is being donated by a local professional and Gleaners has secured materials at cost from Lowes.
Ontario ARC
Project: Health and Wellness for the Aging
Funding has been awarded for a pilot program that would involve both seniors and developmentally disabled adults in exercise and nutritional educational sessions two days a week for ten weeks at the Canandaigua Salvation Army. The pilot program would serve twenty individuals per session, with ten slots reserved for ARC participants.
Partnership for Ontario County
Project: Adults in Crisis (AIC)
Funding has been awarded to help subsidize an existing program that offers emotional and substantive support to the parents of troubled youth. AIC functions as a weekly support group, with services donated by the Salvation Army, the Canandaigua School District and others. The program currently serves approximately 30 families per year.
Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES
Project: Nursing Education Video Library
Funding has been awarded for the creation of a LPN video library. Nursing classes will be videotaped and copies made for use in the three BOCES locations. Students will then have access to the tapes for make-up classes, and study assistance.
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Kids Free in October, presented by ScholarShare, is back for a fifth year, inviting families to enjoy free kids' admission to more than 30 museums across San Diego County with an adult ticket purchase.
During the month of October, children 12 and under will receive free general admission* to theNAT with a paid adult OR can pay a discounted rate of $11 to see the special exhibition Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed, which includes access to unlimited 2D and 3D films in our Giant Screen Theater.
To redeem this offer, download the coupon from the San Diego Museum Council and present in person at the Admissions Desk.
*Free general admission does not include 3D films or special exhibitions. Coupon must be presented at time of visit. No retroactive discounts. Limit two free child admissions per paid adult. Cannot be combined with other offers.
Kids Free in October: Options At a Glance
Free = General admission to the Museum + the 2D film Ocean Oasis
$5 = General admission to the Museum + unlimited 2D and 3D films in the Giant Screen Theater
$11 = General admission to the Museum + unlimited 2D and 3D films in the Giant Screen Theater + access to the special exhibition Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed
Note: Maker Faire in Balboa Park is October 3 and 4, and theNAT is participating by feature several makers within the Museum. Kids who visit theNAT during that weekend and receive free admission as part of Kids Free in October will be able to participate in maker activities inside the Museum. To participate in maker activities outside the Museum, visitors must purchase a Maker Faire ticket. Learn more.


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Greg Emens1046 Bradford Park Rd Mount Juliet , Tennessee U.S.A.
Greg Emens Ebay Fraud, sold tons of item online with no responds, no shipment!!! AVOID ebay id: alabama1965 Mount Juliet, TN 37122 Mount Juliet Tennessee
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I won the auction on June 2nd, 2008, within 3 days of payment I have sent numerous emails to get a shipment confirmation. No responses whatsoever. Its been over 3weeks. I contacted paypal and my creditcard company for reversing the payment. I hope it goes thru. Apparently this guy has also scam 3 other people within the month. I'm one of the victim. He have caused so much trouble, I hope someone will prosecute this man. Hopefully by putting this info online people will be more aware of this seller. BEWARE!!!
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RU Green is sponsoring a Campus Beautification Day as a day of service where students, faculty and staff are encouraged to roll up their sleeves and don their gardening gloves to beautify their campus.
Wear comfortable clothing and we will supply the rest (gloves, water, shovels, rakes, etc). Team leaders will guide you as you participate in the various activities.