For sponsorship support of the “Jerry Walsh Memorial Cake Eater Classic,” an event that benefits Lou Gehrig's disease research.

To support the “Oneida Relay For Life” event which helps fund cancer research, education & advocacy efforts.

To help sponsor a local cyclist in the “Tour de Cure,” an annual event which raises money to help prevent and cure diabetes.

To support emergency preparedness programs and disaster relief services.

(Part of a two-year grant totaling $50,000)
For teen tutoring programs, literacy initiatives and after-school meals for children in need.

(Part of a two-year grant totaling $15,000)
To provide food and clothing to low-income families and for the children’s “Story Room” program.

(Part of a multi-year grant totaling $1,000,000)
Support for the Catherine Cummings theatre and a student scholarship in memory of Catherine Cummings Gorman, Class of 1925.

(Part of a multi-year grant totaling $50,000)
Support for the Stanley Theatre Center for the Arts.

To fund new carpeting and flooring in the children’s area and in “Hidden Treasures,” a free clothing and furniture store for those in need.

To fund a free, public concert series.

For the distribution of over 250 free bicycles, helmets and bicycle locks to children in need.
* Youth Policy Institute served as their fiscal sponsor.

For the installation of concrete flooring in their wildlife rehabilitation and education center.

For “Pre-K Field Days,” an educational program for children enrolled in Head Start.

For “The Community Gardens” project.

(Part of a multi-year grant totaling $117,346)
To help feed and support orphaned children living in the Beisioniai Village of Lithuanian by introducing animal husbandry and the preservation of biodiversity.

For general renovations to the community center.

To help sponsor the “Walk for Autism,” an annual event that funds programs and services for autistic children and their families.

For general support of their programs and services which help individuals with developmental disabilities.

Support for “Hop Fest,” an annual event that promotes the art of craft brewing and central New York's influence on the hop industry.

For legal fees associated with the establishment of a free health clinic for the uninsured.

To help fund the Court Interpreting Initiative for refugees and immigrants.

To support the 160th anniversary event of the Great Cazenovia Fugitive Slave Law Convention, which was the nation's largest organized protest against this Congressional Act in1850.

For educational resources that aided in the founding of the Mary Rose Center, a free clinic for the uninsured.
* Network for the Good served as their fiscal sponsor.

To help fund an annual performing arts series.

To install new emergency exit sidewalks for the infant rooms.

To help fund their educational programming and museum exhibitions.

(Part of a multi-year grant totaling $300,000)
To fund a new ambulatory surgery suite.

To help sponsor the Oneida Healthcare Auxiliary fund, which provides comfort and care items to patients.

To help fund an employee scholarship program.

For support of the Charlie Decker Public Safety Dinner.

For guidance, support and retention programs that help inner-city youth gain access to a college education.

To update and repair the Attended Donation Center.

To help fund a new e-commerce platform for their website.

To support community programs and services.

For the “Open Hands Clinic,” a free health clinic for the uninsured.

To purchase of a new building for the Oneida Corps office.

For the Park Festival fundraiser, an event organized to raise money for a new community playground.

For the annual Basket Bonanza fundraiser event.

For a student scholarship fund.

To help sponsor the 2010 State Summer Games.

To fund a student scholarship program at their Canastota campus.

For student scholarships

For school-age childcare assistance programs.

To provide transitional housing to victims of domestic violence.