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Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program Purple Haze Center, located in Farmington, NY, is dedicated to placing retired racehorses from Finger Lakes Racetrack into suitable adoptive homes or equine placement organizations. Founded in response to a need for safe and compassionate retirement options for these horses, the program ensures that each horse is placed according to its individual needs and abilities. Through collaborative efforts between racetrack management, horsemen, and dedicated individuals like Dr. Margaret Ohlinger, Phyllis Shetron, and Valerie Morrison, FLTAP provides a second chance for these majestic animals. With a focus on ensuring the well-being and future success of each horse, the program has successfully rehomed many retired racehorses, like Trigger Happy Jill, who have gone on to thrive in new careers and loving homes.Generated from the website

Children Awaiting Parents, Inc ( CAP ) is a national, nonprofit 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) organization governed by a volunteer board of directors. For 37 years, we have been dedicated to finding adoptive homes for America's waiting children. CAP's mission is to recruit foster and adoptive families across the United States for children who have been waiting the longest for a family. Our waiting children are often older, minorities, sibling groups who wish to be placed together, or children with emotional, mental and/or physical disabilities - children who are typically categorized as "special needs" or "hardest to place". Friday's Child, a weekly television segment hosted by WHAM TV 13 Associate News Director, Don Alhart, in Rochester, New York, features a local waiting child in an effort to recruit forever families. Faith in Children, is a special adoption recruitment campaign initiated by CAP to reach out to the community through faith-based organizations to identify and recruit permanent families for America's waiting children. HandsOn Hearts: The mentoring program is to provide support services for children in foster care and other at risk youth. A mentor helps a child develop his or her strengths and talents, while providing friendship and encouragement. If you would like more information please contact Pat Burks.

Special Olympics-Monroe CNT is a non-profit organization located in Pittsford, NY, serving over 2,100 athletes and unified partners annually in the Genesee Region. They offer a wide range of sports, training clubs, and competitions, promoting inclusivity and providing resources for athletes and their families. With a focus on young athletes, athlete leadership, and unified champion schools, Special Olympics-Monroe CNT goes beyond sports to promote health and wellness. They offer various ways to get involved, including becoming an athlete, coach, or volunteer, and provide opportunities for donations and partnerships to support their mission.Generated from the website