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

To support emergency preparedness programs and disaster relief services.

To support developmental disabilities programs.

To empower cancer patients and survivors through a volunteer mentor program and complementary therapy programs.

(Part of a multi-year grant totaling $154,305)
To operate the Mary Rose Center, a free health clinic for the uninsured.

(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.

To fund a free, public concert series.

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

To help fund their food pantry which feeds over 150 families each month.

For the installation of a commercial kitchen.

Support for local agricultural economic development efforts.

For epilepsy research.

For a new food distribution center which helps supply food to 277 emergency food programs including food pantries, soup kitchens and emergency shelters.

(Part of a multi-year grant totaling $2,000,000)
To establish the Owen T. Gorman Moot Courtroom in honor of Owen T. Gorman, who graduated first in his class in 1929.

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

(Part of a multi-year grant totaling $117,346)
To support a cooperative of seven area churches in their efforts to provide household repairs to the elderly and disabled. * Oneida First Presbyterian Church served as their fiscal agent.

For general support.

For programs and services for autistic children and their families.

For general operating support.

For publication support of a journal dedicated to Lithuanian and Baltic art, history, and language.

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

To create a five-year strategic plan that will increase high-school graduation rates and expand access to literacy services for people in need. *Oneida Public Library served as their fiscal agent.

To help fund a “Traveling Abolition Museum” that can be moved to and installed at various sites throughout the region.

To support the annual “Run for the Children,” which raises money for daycare supplies.

To help fund educational programming and museum exhibitions.

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

To help purchase an aquatic bicycle for the outpatient therapy pool and a new nurse call system for patient rooms.

Support for “Shop with a Cop,” a holiday gift-giving program for kids in need.

For the annual “Charlie Decker” public safety dinner.

For basic college supplies, bedding and towels for 20 low-income, residential college students.

To help sponsor a local student at the Congressional Youth Leadership Council’s National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, DC.

To help fund soccer programs for low-income youth.

To support community outreach programs and services.

For the soup kitchen.

For the Park Festival fundraiser.

For the 9/11 “Field of Honor” memorial display.

For the annual Basket Bonanza fundraiser event.

To purchase Thanksgiving Day food items for families in need. *Verona United Methodist Church served as their fiscal agent.

To fund a student scholarship program at the Canastota campus.

For animal rehabilitation services.