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• <H1> Allegany County Area Foundation
• <H2> The Friendship Free Library Receives ACAF Grant
• <H2> Canaseraga Central School Receives ACAF Grant
• <H2> Bartoo Grant Helps Richburg-Wirt Historical Society
• <H2> Scholarship Photos Available Online!
• <H1> Grant to Support Salute to First Responders Houghton, NY – The Allegany County Area Foundation is pleased to announce a $1,000 grant to The Genesee Rapids Baseball Program. Dr. Ralph P. Kerr, General Manager of the Genesee Rapids Baseball Team stated, “This money will be used to support the First Responders Recognition Day to be held on Sunday, July 2nd at 2pm when the Rapids play the Wellsville Nitros. All First Responders and their families will be given free admission, reduced prices on food and a gift of appreciation.” The Genesee Rapids Baseball Team, a member of the New York Collegiate Baseball League located in Upstate New York, play their home games on the baseball field at Houghton College. This league provides college players the opportunity to develop their skills at a higher level of play, gain experience with wood bats, and be evaluated by Major League Baseball scouts. Their season will begin in early June and will run through early August. Grants such as this one are made possible through the generous gifts from Allegany County residents. The ACAF Grant Committee, chaired by Rod Bennett, awards grants to worthy non-profit organizations in Allegany County.  The application due date for the next grant cycle is on August 30th. Non-profit organizations may apply online at http://alleganycountyareafoundation.org/grant-application/. Please call 585-808-8444 or e-mail: director@alleganycountyareafoundation.org for more information. In the picture (L to R): Tom Sampson, Houghton Fireman and EMT, Dawn Wildrick-Cox, ACAF Board Member, Ralph Kerr, Rapids General Manager, Mae Stadelmeier, Houghton Ambulance Chief, Karen Williams, ACAF Board Member and Denis Dahlgren, ACAF Executive Director. ACAF Dollars for Scholars Set to Award $247,500 The Allegany County Area Foundation Dollars for Scholars will hold its annual Scholarship Program on Sunday, May 21st. This program will be held at the Genesee Valley Central School beginning at 3:00 pm. All recipients should report by 2:40 pm. A dessert reception will be held immediately following the program. The public is invited to attend. This year the Allegany County Area Foundation Dollars for Scholars will award a total of $247,500 to 124 recipients representing all of the high schools in Allegany County. These recipients were chosen from a total of 248 applicants. Caleb Holmes, a 2012 graduate of the Cuba-Rushford High School, will be the guest speaker. He graduated from Daemen College in 2015 and is currently a dental student at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. The Allegany County Area Foundation Dollars for Scholars manages thirty different scholarships.  This year two different scholarships will be awarded for the first time. They are the Ann Swift Memorial Nursing Scholarship and the Betty Embser Wattenberg Community Service Scholarship. The Ann Swift Memorial Nursing Scholarship was created by Ellsworth Swift to honor his wife who passed away in 2014. Ann Swift had worked for the State of North Carolina at the Caswell Developmental Center for several years nursing mentally handicapped patients. The recipients of this scholarship must be a graduate of the Cuba-Rushford High School who is pursuing a degree in a nursing program. The “Betty Embser Wattenberg Community Service Scholarship Fund” honors Elizabeth “Betty” Embser Wattenberg who passed away in March of 2016. This scholarship has been created by her husband, Marc and her son, Brendon. It will be awarded to a Wellsville High School senior aspiring to become a social worker or in pursuit of a career in Community service or healthcare related fields. For more information about the Allegany County Area Foundation, please call 585-808-8444 or send an e-mail to:  director@alleganycountyareafoundation.org. Leadership Allegany Receives ACAF Grant The Allegany County Area Foundation recently awarded a $600 grant to Leadership Allegany.   This money will be used to sponsor a participant in the Leadership Allegany Program. On hand to accept the award were Gretchen Hanchett, Executive Director of the Greater Allegany County Chamber of Commerce, Inc., and Halley A. Kottwitz, Economic Development Associate for the Southern Tier West Regional Planning and Development Board. Halley is a participant in the current Leadership Allegany cohort. Leadership Allegany is a joint initiative of Houghton College and the Greater Allegany County Chamber of Commerce. The program provides a dynamic learning environment where adult professionals who live, work or have vested interest in Allegany County grow their leadership abilities, create connections, and impact their communities. Participants meet two times a month for ten months, including a full-day opening retreat. Industry days provide participants with an in-depth, insider’s view of Allegany County industries through the professionals who lead them – including government, the judicial system, manufacturing, agriculture, and many more. They engage in site tours, hear from speakers, and enjoy panel discussions. Curriculum sessions challenge participants to dig deep into their leadership values using the Social Model for Leadership, developed by the Higher Education Research Institute of UCLA. They begin by exploring their own personal strengths, moving gradually from the self to small group engagement to community impact. Participants work in small groups throughout the year to plan an industry day and conduct a community service project that supports individuals or service organizations in the county. Participants also write a personal leadership development plan. For more information about Leadership Allegany please visit their web site at: http://www.leadershipalleganyny.org. They can also be reached at: 585-567-9621. For more information about the Allegany County Area Foundation, please send an e-mail to: director@alleganycountyareafoundation.org or call 585-808-8444. Their next grant deadline is on May 15th, and their grant application is available online. In the picture (L to R): Gretchen Hanchett, Executive Director of the Greater Allegany County Chamber of Commerce, Inc., and Halley A. Kottwitz, Economic Development Associate for the Southern Tier West Regional Planning and Development Board. The Belfast Central School Receives Grant The Belfast Central School recently received a grant check for $1,050.00 from the Allegany Endowment Fund which is managed by the Allegany County Area Foundation. This grant money will be used to support their high school newspaper, The Belfast Beacon. It will also support their literature and art magazine called, A Handful of Stars. Patty Preston, advisor to the Belfast Central School High School Online Newspaper and Literary Magazine, explained that both of these publications enhance a culture around literacy, which in turn supports learning in all content areas. She said, “Student achievement in all areas (sports, academics, community service) is documented through The Beacon. Personal experiences are shared in essays and reinforce common humanity in a public way. Students, staff, and community members often provide positive feedback to these publications.” To view the Belfast Beacon online visit: goo.gl/n342s4. To view A Handful for Stars 2016 visit: goo.gl/MpkfxZ. The Allegany County Area Foundation holds assets of over 8 million dollars. The endowed funds continue to grow in perpetuity to enrich and improve the lives of Allegany County people. If you would like more information on how you can provided a legacy of hope and good will in our community, please contact the Allegany County Area Foundation at 585-808-8444. In the attached check presentation picture (L to R): Evelyn Alessi, Board Member of the Allegany County Area Foundation; and Patty Preston, advisor for the publications. In the attached picture of student participants (Front L to R): Samantha Burgio, Sarah Marsh, Erin Cole, Payton Catalino, Morgan Hamer, and Hannah Lindo. (Back L to R): Johnathan West, Dan Geyer, Tyler West, MacKenzie Hamer, Megan Rose, Ashley Estabrook, Hannah Arnold, and Eryn Broshar.   YOUR COMMUNITY, YOUR FOUNDATION, YOUR LEGACY The Foundation is a non-profit organization that manages donations totaling more than $8 million and uses the proceeds from those funds to encourage educational, social, cultural and civic projects benefiting the residents of Allegany County. The Foundation awards scholarships to individuals and grants to community organizations. It also helps organizations secure their futures by managing endowment funds and ensures that individuals’ desires for a legacy come to fruition by administering funds to benefit the areas or organizations they specify.  For more information please contact the Director at:director@alleganycountyareafoundation.org or call 585-808-8444.
• <H1> ACAF Dollars for Scholars Set to Award $247,500 The Allegany County Area Foundation Dollars for Scholars will hold its annual Scholarship Program on Sunday, May 21st. This program will be held at the Genesee Valley Central School beginning at 3:00 pm. All recipients should report by 2:40 pm. A dessert reception will be held immediately following the program. The public is invited to attend. This year the Allegany County Area Foundation Dollars for Scholars will award a total of $247,500 to 124 recipients representing all of the high schools in Allegany County. These recipients were chosen from a total of 248 applicants. Caleb Holmes, a 2012 graduate of the Cuba-Rushford High School, will be the guest speaker. He graduated from Daemen College in 2015 and is currently a dental student at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. The Allegany County Area Foundation Dollars for Scholars manages thirty different scholarships.  This year two different scholarships will be awarded for the first time. They are the Ann Swift Memorial Nursing Scholarship and the Betty Embser Wattenberg Community Service Scholarship. The Ann Swift Memorial Nursing Scholarship was created by Ellsworth Swift to honor his wife who passed away in 2014. Ann Swift had worked for the State of North Carolina at the Caswell Developmental Center for several years nursing mentally handicapped patients. The recipients of this scholarship must be a graduate of the Cuba-Rushford High School who is pursuing a degree in a nursing program. The “Betty Embser Wattenberg Community Service Scholarship Fund” honors Elizabeth “Betty” Embser Wattenberg who passed away in March of 2016. This scholarship has been created by her husband, Marc and her son, Brendon. It will be awarded to a Wellsville High School senior aspiring to become a social worker or in pursuit of a career in Community service or healthcare related fields. For more information about the Allegany County Area Foundation, please call 585-808-8444 or send an e-mail to:  director@alleganycountyareafoundation.org. Leadership Allegany Receives ACAF Grant The Allegany County Area Foundation recently awarded a $600 grant to Leadership Allegany.   This money will be used to sponsor a participant in the Leadership Allegany Program. On hand to accept the award were Gretchen Hanchett, Executive Director of the Greater Allegany County Chamber of Commerce, Inc., and Halley A. Kottwitz, Economic Development Associate for the Southern Tier West Regional Planning and Development Board. Halley is a participant in the current Leadership Allegany cohort. Leadership Allegany is a joint initiative of Houghton College and the Greater Allegany County Chamber of Commerce. The program provides a dynamic learning environment where adult professionals who live, work or have vested interest in Allegany County grow their leadership abilities, create connections, and impact their communities. Participants meet two times a month for ten months, including a full-day opening retreat. Industry days provide participants with an in-depth, insider’s view of Allegany County industries through the professionals who lead them – including government, the judicial system, manufacturing, agriculture, and many more. They engage in site tours, hear from speakers, and enjoy panel discussions. Curriculum sessions challenge participants to dig deep into their leadership values using the Social Model for Leadership, developed by the Higher Education Research Institute of UCLA. They begin by exploring their own personal strengths, moving gradually from the self to small group engagement to community impact. Participants work in small groups throughout the year to plan an industry day and conduct a community service project that supports individuals or service organizations in the county. Participants also write a personal leadership development plan. For more information about Leadership Allegany please visit their web site at: http://www.leadershipalleganyny.org. They can also be reached at: 585-567-9621. For more information about the Allegany County Area Foundation, please send an e-mail to: director@alleganycountyareafoundation.org or call 585-808-8444. Their next grant deadline is on May 15th, and their grant application is available online. In the picture (L to R): Gretchen Hanchett, Executive Director of the Greater Allegany County Chamber of Commerce, Inc., and Halley A. Kottwitz, Economic Development Associate for the Southern Tier West Regional Planning and Development Board. The Belfast Central School Receives Grant The Belfast Central School recently received a grant check for $1,050.00 from the Allegany Endowment Fund which is managed by the Allegany County Area Foundation. This grant money will be used to support their high school newspaper, The Belfast Beacon. It will also support their literature and art magazine called, A Handful of Stars. Patty Preston, advisor to the Belfast Central School High School Online Newspaper and Literary Magazine, explained that both of these publications enhance a culture around literacy, which in turn supports learning in all content areas. She said, “Student achievement in all areas (sports, academics, community service) is documented through The Beacon. Personal experiences are shared in essays and reinforce common humanity in a public way. Students, staff, and community members often provide positive feedback to these publications.” To view the Belfast Beacon online visit: goo.gl/n342s4. To view A Handful for Stars 2016 visit: goo.gl/MpkfxZ. The Allegany County Area Foundation holds assets of over 8 million dollars. The endowed funds continue to grow in perpetuity to enrich and improve the lives of Allegany County people. If you would like more information on how you can provided a legacy of hope and good will in our community, please contact the Allegany County Area Foundation at 585-808-8444. In the attached check presentation picture (L to R): Evelyn Alessi, Board Member of the Allegany County Area Foundation; and Patty Preston, advisor for the publications. In the attached picture of student participants (Front L to R): Samantha Burgio, Sarah Marsh, Erin Cole, Payton Catalino, Morgan Hamer, and Hannah Lindo. (Back L to R): Johnathan West, Dan Geyer, Tyler West, MacKenzie Hamer, Megan Rose, Ashley Estabrook, Hannah Arnold, and Eryn Broshar.   YOUR COMMUNITY, YOUR FOUNDATION, YOUR LEGACY The Foundation is a non-profit organization that manages donations totaling more than $8 million and uses the proceeds from those funds to encourage educational, social, cultural and civic projects benefiting the residents of Allegany County. The Foundation awards scholarships to individuals and grants to community organizations. It also helps organizations secure their futures by managing endowment funds and ensures that individuals’ desires for a legacy come to fruition by administering funds to benefit the areas or organizations they specify.  For more information please contact the Director at:director@alleganycountyareafoundation.org or call 585-808-8444.
• <H1> Leadership Allegany Receives ACAF Grant The Allegany County Area Foundation recently awarded a $600 grant to Leadership Allegany.   This money will be used to sponsor a participant in the Leadership Allegany Program. On hand to accept the award were Gretchen Hanchett, Executive Director of the Greater Allegany County Chamber of Commerce, Inc., and Halley A. Kottwitz, Economic Development Associate for the Southern Tier West Regional Planning and Development Board. Halley is a participant in the current Leadership Allegany cohort. Leadership Allegany is a joint initiative of Houghton College and the Greater Allegany County Chamber of Commerce. The program provides a dynamic learning environment where adult professionals who live, work or have vested interest in Allegany County grow their leadership abilities, create connections, and impact their communities. Participants meet two times a month for ten months, including a full-day opening retreat. Industry days provide participants with an in-depth, insider’s view of Allegany County industries through the professionals who lead them – including government, the judicial system, manufacturing, agriculture, and many more. They engage in site tours, hear from speakers, and enjoy panel discussions. Curriculum sessions challenge participants to dig deep into their leadership values using the Social Model for Leadership, developed by the Higher Education Research Institute of UCLA. They begin by exploring their own personal strengths, moving gradually from the self to small group engagement to community impact. Participants work in small groups throughout the year to plan an industry day and conduct a community service project that supports individuals or service organizations in the county. Participants also write a personal leadership development plan. For more information about Leadership Allegany please visit their web site at: http://www.leadershipalleganyny.org. They can also be reached at: 585-567-9621. For more information about the Allegany County Area Foundation, please send an e-mail to: director@alleganycountyareafoundation.org or call 585-808-8444. Their next grant deadline is on May 15th, and their grant application is available online. In the picture (L to R): Gretchen Hanchett, Executive Director of the Greater Allegany County Chamber of Commerce, Inc., and Halley A. Kottwitz, Economic Development Associate for the Southern Tier West Regional Planning and Development Board. The Belfast Central School Receives Grant The Belfast Central School recently received a grant check for $1,050.00 from the Allegany Endowment Fund which is managed by the Allegany County Area Foundation. This grant money will be used to support their high school newspaper, The Belfast Beacon. It will also support their literature and art magazine called, A Handful of Stars. Patty Preston, advisor to the Belfast Central School High School Online Newspaper and Literary Magazine, explained that both of these publications enhance a culture around literacy, which in turn supports learning in all content areas. She said, “Student achievement in all areas (sports, academics, community service) is documented through The Beacon. Personal experiences are shared in essays and reinforce common humanity in a public way. Students, staff, and community members often provide positive feedback to these publications.” To view the Belfast Beacon online visit: goo.gl/n342s4. To view A Handful for Stars 2016 visit: goo.gl/MpkfxZ. The Allegany County Area Foundation holds assets of over 8 million dollars. The endowed funds continue to grow in perpetuity to enrich and improve the lives of Allegany County people. If you would like more information on how you can provided a legacy of hope and good will in our community, please contact the Allegany County Area Foundation at 585-808-8444. In the attached check presentation picture (L to R): Evelyn Alessi, Board Member of the Allegany County Area Foundation; and Patty Preston, advisor for the publications. In the attached picture of student participants (Front L to R): Samantha Burgio, Sarah Marsh, Erin Cole, Payton Catalino, Morgan Hamer, and Hannah Lindo. (Back L to R): Johnathan West, Dan Geyer, Tyler West, MacKenzie Hamer, Megan Rose, Ashley Estabrook, Hannah Arnold, and Eryn Broshar.   YOUR COMMUNITY, YOUR FOUNDATION, YOUR LEGACY The Foundation is a non-profit organization that manages donations totaling more than $8 million and uses the proceeds from those funds to encourage educational, social, cultural and civic projects benefiting the residents of Allegany County. The Foundation awards scholarships to individuals and grants to community organizations. It also helps organizations secure their futures by managing endowment funds and ensures that individuals’ desires for a legacy come to fruition by administering funds to benefit the areas or organizations they specify.  For more information please contact the Director at:director@alleganycountyareafoundation.org or call 585-808-8444.
• <H1> The Belfast Central School Receives Grant The Belfast Central School recently received a grant check for $1,050.00 from the Allegany Endowment Fund which is managed by the Allegany County Area Foundation. This grant money will be used to support their high school newspaper, The Belfast Beacon. It will also support their literature and art magazine called, A Handful of Stars. Patty Preston, advisor to the Belfast Central School High School Online Newspaper and Literary Magazine, explained that both of these publications enhance a culture around literacy, which in turn supports learning in all content areas. She said, “Student achievement in all areas (sports, academics, community service) is documented through The Beacon. Personal experiences are shared in essays and reinforce common humanity in a public way. Students, staff, and community members often provide positive feedback to these publications.” To view the Belfast Beacon online visit: goo.gl/n342s4. To view A Handful for Stars 2016 visit: goo.gl/MpkfxZ. The Allegany County Area Foundation holds assets of over 8 million dollars. The endowed funds continue to grow in perpetuity to enrich and improve the lives of Allegany County people. If you would like more information on how you can provided a legacy of hope and good will in our community, please contact the Allegany County Area Foundation at 585-808-8444. In the attached check presentation picture (L to R): Evelyn Alessi, Board Member of the Allegany County Area Foundation; and Patty Preston, advisor for the publications. In the attached picture of student participants (Front L to R): Samantha Burgio, Sarah Marsh, Erin Cole, Payton Catalino, Morgan Hamer, and Hannah Lindo. (Back L to R): Johnathan West, Dan Geyer, Tyler West, MacKenzie Hamer, Megan Rose, Ashley Estabrook, Hannah Arnold, and Eryn Broshar.   YOUR COMMUNITY, YOUR FOUNDATION, YOUR LEGACY The Foundation is a non-profit organization that manages donations totaling more than $8 million and uses the proceeds from those funds to encourage educational, social, cultural and civic projects benefiting the residents of Allegany County. The Foundation awards scholarships to individuals and grants to community organizations. It also helps organizations secure their futures by managing endowment funds and ensures that individuals’ desires for a legacy come to fruition by administering funds to benefit the areas or organizations they specify.  For more information please contact the Director at:director@alleganycountyareafoundation.org or call 585-808-8444.
• <H1> YOUR COMMUNITY, YOUR FOUNDATION, YOUR LEGACY The Foundation is a non-profit organization that manages donations totaling more than $8 million and uses the proceeds from those funds to encourage educational, social, cultural and civic projects benefiting the residents of Allegany County. The Foundation awards scholarships to individuals and grants to community organizations. It also helps organizations secure their futures by managing endowment funds and ensures that individuals’ desires for a legacy come to fruition by administering funds to benefit the areas or organizations they specify.  For more information please contact the Director at:director@alleganycountyareafoundation.org or call 585-808-8444.
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