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• American Red Cross of Niagara County
• • Chartered by Congress, receiving no government funding, lead by volunteers, the American Red Cross is mandated to provide: 1) Service to Military Families, and 2) to mitigate and relieve suffering as a result of natural disasters. Additionally, emergency/disaster education, health education, screening programs, first aid and safety training is offered. Volunteers provide services to local hospitals, blood collection sites, nursing, emergency services, and health services.
  • TLF: (716)731-4030
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  • Address: 2079 Sawyer Drive, 14304 Niagara Falls, NY,

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• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Niagara County
• • Big Brothers Big Sisters provides support and referral services to single parent children and their families. The Program matches children aged 7 to 15 years with a screened and trained volunteer adult role model to complement the nurturing of the parent. BBBS offers balance to children by directly affecting their social, emotional and psychological development.
  • TLF: (716) 434-1855
  • Fax: (716) 434-2242
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  • Address: 86 Park Avenue, 14094 Lockport, NY,

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• Boy Scouts of America, Iroquois Trail Council
• • Leadership, life skills and a values system based on the Scout Oath and Law are what young people are learning while participating in Boy Scouting. Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Ventures learn by doing while recognizing their duty to God, their country and to other people.
  • TLF: 716-434-2851
  • Fax: 716-434-2899
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  • Address: 7121 Rochester Road, 14094 Lockport, NY,

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• Boys Scouts of America, Greater Niagara Frontier Council
• • The Boy Scouts of America, in partnership with local schools, religious institutions, businesses and civil organizations, is a program for boys ages 7-21 and girls ages 14-21. For each stage in a child's life, Scouting has a specifically designed program that is age specific. The Cub Scout program is for boys in grades 1st - 5th and utilizes activities, quality time and creativity to emphasize to youth to do their best. Boy Scouts, for boys grades 6th and up, utilizes adventure, advancement and the out-of doors in providing youth with leadership and team building skill. The Venturing program is for boys and girls ages 14-21 that provide positive experiences to help young people mature and to prepare them to become responsible and caring adults. Exploring, also for boys and girls ages 14-21, is another program designed for career awareness and education in youth. Scouting helps our youth appreciate their community, education, and natural environment in focusing on activities that build character, citizenship and personal fitness.
  • TLF: (716) 891-4073
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  • Address: 2860 Genesee Street, 14225 Buffalo, NY,

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• Buffalo-Niagara Family YMCA
• • The Niagara Falls Family YMCA, rooted in Christian traditions and values, strives to support the family unit, especially the children. It seeks to collaborate with other organizations to enable individuals to achieve their full potential, develop self-confidence, self respect and appreciation of their own worth, through programs that promote health body, mind and spirit for all.
  • TLF: (716) 285-8491
  • Fax: (716) 285-1030
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  • Address: 1317 Portage Rd, 14301 Niagara Falls, NY,

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• Dale Association
• • The Dale Association is a not-for-profit organization providing an umbrella of human services for adults of all ages. Our services include: Senior Services; Mental Health Programs (18 & older); Enrichment Activities (all ages); and Supportive Case Management (all ages). "The Dale Association is dedicated to enhancing the potential of each person to live life fully and in harmony with family, friends and community."
  • TLF: 716-438-2414
  • Fax: 716-433-1212
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  • Address: Administrative Office, Bewley Building, Suite 315, 14094 Lockport, NY,