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Governor Kathy Hochul and aligned advocacy organizations are supporting continued and expanded funding across several abortion-related programs in New York’s pending FY 2027 budget (April 1, 2026 - March 31, 2027). The abortion funding being sought collectively totals roughly $100 million, including approximately: $35 million to backfill lost federal Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood affiliates and related providers,  $30 million annually for the Reproductive Freedom and Equity Program,  $20 million to sustain medication abortion and later-stage care funding, and $15 million in continued capital and infrastructure support for providers under the Reproductive Health Care Improvement Program.  As reflected in the publicly released Executive Budget, these are still proposals - they are not yet listed as specific line items in the appropriation bills. They cannot be spent unless the Legislature votes to approve them in the final enacted budget, whether as direct appropriations or within broader health funding.  That means there is still time for lawmakers to stop them. On behalf of pregnant mothers and their unborn children, FCLNY urges every NY legislator to exercise careful fiscal oversight, scrutinize any attempt to incorporate these proposals into the final budget agreement, and VOTE NO to the FY 2027 NY Budget if it contains any funding for abortion-related services. FCLNY urges the Governor to reverse her position of support for $100 million in abortion related spending in NY's FY 2027 budget . New York recorded 70,562 abortions in 2023, the most recent year the NY Department of Health reports abortion data. This represents an abortion rate nearly 30% higher than the U.S. national average (18 vs.14 abortions per 1,000 women). Notably, 2023 also marked the highest percentage of pregnancies ending in abortion in the past five years, with 25% of pregnancies resolved by abortion. The longer-term data show that abortions in NY have declined substantially over the past decade, from 2014 through 2023, for which there exists published NY abortion statistics. Since 2014, the abortion rate per 1,000 women has dropped by nearly 22%. These figures demonstrate that New York is not facing an abortion “access crisis” that supports any expanded public funding. In fact the recent rise in the percentage of pregnancies ending in abortion, demonstrates the contrary. Let’s not reverse the decade-long progress made in NY for pregnant mothers and their unborn children.  Abortion harms women and girls. Studies show abortion increases  risks of depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and suicide.  Pregnant mothers deserve better than a system that funds and presents the violence of abortion as a solution. Women have agency, strength, and the capacity to choose life. New York’s priority should be expanding resources for parents and birth mothers, not directing public funding toward ending unborn lives and harming women. If you're a registered voter in NY contact Governor Hochul to voice your opposition to any and all abortion related budgetary spending. NY needs resources allocated for life affirming solutions for pregnant mothers, rather than state-sponsored abortion. Contact Governor Hochul with Opposition Here: https://www.governor.ny.gov/content/governor-contact-form NY registered voters please contact your NY legislators in the NY Senate and Assembly and ask them to VOTE NO to any and all abortion related budgetary spending. Contact your Senator Here: https://www.nysenate.gov/senators-committees Contact your Assemblymember Here: https://nyassembly.gov/mem/

2026 NYS Legislative Session Policy Recommendations Human Dignity | Public Safety | Family Stability | Responsible Policy Dear Member of the New York State Legislature: Feminists Choosing Life of New York, Inc. (FCLNY) is a statewide human rights organization committed to advancing whole-life feminist public policies that uphold the equal dignity of every human person and promote life-affirming, nonviolent responses to the challenges faced by individuals, families, and communities across New York. Our work focuses especially on those who are most vulnerable, including children in utero, individuals affected by poverty, illness, disability, or aging, persons impacted by violence or armed conflict, and others whose voices are often underrepresented in public policy discussions. In furtherance of this mission, and in service both to your constituents and to marginalized communities statewide, we respectfully submit the enclosed fifteen-measure 2026 legislative packet. This packet includes budget proposals as well as pending legislation that we believe carry significant implications for human dignity, public health, family stability, and responsible policy in New York State. The following pages identify seven (7) measures we respectfully urge you to oppose and eight (8) measures we respectfully urge you to support, enact, or, where appropriate, introduce, sponsor, or co-sponsor as companion legislation in your chamber. Our intent is to provide clear, research-grounded analysis that supports careful legislative consideration and thoughtful policy leadership. We are grateful for your service to the people of New York and for your careful review of these proposals. Respectfully submitted, Feminists Choosing Life of New York, Inc. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY VOTE NO NYS FY 2027 Executive Budget - Abortion Funding (Budget Requests) Free Abortion Access: Reimbursements - S135 / A2137 Abortion Pill Deregulation - S2533 / A1172A Abortion Pill Provider Anonymity - S8656A / A10083 State-Funded Abortion Outreach - S9036 State-Funded Abortion Provider Expansion - S1438A Capital Punishment Expansion -  A5165 / A5522 VOTE YES Born Alive Abortion Survivor Protection Act -  S577 Parental Notice: Minors and Abortion -  S1970 / A9090 Women’s Right to Know: Pre-Abortion Ultrasounds - A3694 Adoption Support Timeline Expansion - S5737 / A2425 Adoption Tax Credit - S4481 Preserving Family Bonds -  S5240A / A4940B The Non-Militarization Act - S8586 The Hospice and Palliative Care Access and Quality Act -  A4717 VOTE NO Measures Raising Concerns for Human Dignity, Safety or Accountability   NYS FY 2027 Executive Budget – Abortion Funding (Budget Requests) Governor Kathy Hochul and aligned advocacy organizations are supporting continued and expanded funding across several abortion-related programs in New York’s pending FY 2027 budget (April 1, 2026 - March 31, 2027). The abortion funding being sought collectively totals roughly $100 million, including approximately: $35 million to backfill lost federal Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood affiliates and related providers,  $30 million annually for the Reproductive Freedom and Equity Program,  $20 million to sustain medication abortion and later-stage care funding, and $15 million in continued capital and infrastructure support for providers under the Reproductive Health Care Improvement Program.  As reflected in the publicly released Executive Budget, these remain proposed appropriations and are not final law. Funding cannot be spent unless approved by the Legislature and included in the enacted budget, either as direct line items or within broader health and Medicaid appropriations. New York is not facing an abortion “access crisis” that supports any expanded public funding. In fact the recent rise in the percentage of pregnancies ending in abortion, demonstrates the contrary. Pregnant mothers deserve better than a system that funds and presents the violence of abortion as a solution. Women have agency, strength, and the capacity to choose life. New York’s priority should be expanding resources for parents and birth mothers, not directing public funding toward ending unborn lives and creating health risks for women and girls.  A vote against any budget containing abortion-related spending affirms New York’s commitment to women’s health, human life and human dignity. NOTE:  Since abortion first became legal nationwide in 1973, cumulative national estimates indicate that approximately 63-65 million abortions have occurred in the U.S., based on long-running abortion incidence tracking by leading research organizations. Roughly 8-10 million abortions have occurred in New York State since abortion became legal in the state, in 1970. New York recorded 70,562 abortions in 2023, the most recent year the NY Department of Health published abortion data. This represents an abortion rate nearly 30% higher than the U.S. national average (18 vs.14 abortions per 1,000 women). Notably, 2023 also marked the highest percentage of pregnancies ending in abortion in the past five years, with 25% of pregnancies ending by abortion. Evidence indicates that abortion is linked to elevated risks   of depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and suicide for women and girls. Research shows that both surgical and medication (chemical) abortion carry documented medical risks for pregnant mothers that warrant careful medical oversight. FDA prescribing  information for mifepristone, used in medication abortion, identifies potential complications including heavy bleeding, infection, sepsis, incomplete abortion, and the possible need for emergency surgical intervention. Evidence reviews , including the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, also note that surgical abortion can involve risks such as hemorrhage, infection, uterine injury, retained tissue, and complications requiring hospitalization, with the likelihood of serious complications increasing with gestational age. Free Abortion Access: Reimbursements, S135 / A2137 NYS Senate - Passed Senate; delivered to the Assembly (Jan. 2026). NYS Assembly - Referred to the Assembly Committee on Health (Jan. 2026). The pending law would allow government funds to be used to cover travel-related expenses for women and girls seeking abortions, including transportation, lodging, meals, child care, and translation services. New York mandates insurance and Medicaid coverage for abortion, effectively subsidizing it, while providing far less financial support for women who want to carry their pregnancies to term. This bill raises significant policy concerns by effectively incentivizing abortion over other life-affirming options for pregnant women. A vote against these bills affirm that public resources should not financially incentivize abortion. Abortion Pill Deregulation, S2533 / A1172A NYS Senate - Referred to the Senate Committee on Higher Education (Jan. 2026). NYS Assembly - Referred to the Assembly Committee on Higher Education (Jan. 2026). These bills would significantly expand access to abortion pills in New York by allowing non-patient-specific standing orders that permit pharmacists and nurses to dispense abortion medication without a patient-specific prescriber evaluation. While New York already allows physicians to prescribe abortion pills through telehealth, S.2533/A11172A go further by replacing physician-specific prescribing with standing-order dispensing based on patient self-reporting. These bills also mandate insurance coverage of abortion drugs without cost-sharing.  S2533/A1172A strip away key medical safeguards, by reducing direct oversight and individualized clinical review, normalizing abortion as routine pharmacy care and expanding abortion access at the expense of protections for women, girls and their unborn children. A vote against S2533/A11172A affirms that expanding access to abortion should never come at the cost of individualized medical oversight and the fundamental responsibility to protect women’s health and human life. Abortion Pill Provider Anonymity,  S8656A / A10083 NYS Senate - Passed Senate, delivered to Assembly (Jan. 2026). NYS Assembly - Referred to the Assembly Committee on Higher Education (Jan. 2026). S8656A/A10083 would allow abortion-pill prescriptions in New York to be dispensed without identifying information, including the name and address of the prescribing provider appearing on prescription labels, further expanding New York’s abortion shield protections. While protecting patient privacy is important and already supported under existing law, this bill goes further by removing prescriber identification, reducing transparency and accountability in the dispensing of abortion drugs. Eliminating provider identification weakens basic medical safeguards, makes oversight and follow-up care more difficult, and prioritizes anonymous abortion access over clear medical accountability and protections for pregnant mothers and their children in utero.  A vote against S8656A/A10083 affirms that patient privacy should not undermine or compromise medical transparency, accountability, and the safeguards necessary to protect women’s health and human life. State-Funded Abortion Outreach,  S9036 NYS Senate - Referred to the Senate Committee on Health (Jan. 2026). NYS Assembly - No Assembly companion bill introduced. S.9036 would require the New York State Department of Health to develop and fund a statewide education and outreach program that actively promotes “reproductive health services,” including abortion, using government resources to expand abortion messaging and access across the state. This bill turns the state into an active promoter of abortion rather than a supporter of women facing difficult pregnancies, directing public resources toward normalizing abortion instead of advancing life-affirming alternatives, maternal support, and real assistance for mothers and families. By institutionalizing pro-abortion outreach through state government, S.9036 further marginalizes women and girls who need support to choose life and undermines protections for unborn children. New York has state programs promoting abortion, but no requirement to promote adoption or pregnancy support. A vote against S.9036 affirms that state resources should support women through balanced life-affirming education and real maternal support, not government-funded promotion of abortion. NOTE: There are currently no New York State laws or regulations requiring the New York State Department of Health, or any other New York State agency, to create, fund, or implement statewide education or outreach programs that promote adoption, inform prospective birth mothers about available support services, or highlight pregnancy resource centers (PRCs), which provide practical support to underserved pregnant women and girls.  State-Funded Abortion Provider Expansion, S1438A NYS Senate - Passed Senate; delivered to the Assembly (Jan. 2026). NYS Assembly - No Assembly companion bill introduced; S1438A referred to the Assembly Committee on Health (Jan. 2026). Senate Bill S1438A would establish a state-funded clinical training program intended to expand abortion service capacity in New York, including by increasing the number of trained abortion providers statewide. While framed as a clinical training initiative, the practical effect of the bill is the long-term expansion of abortion services, including both procedural and medication abortion. Notably, S1438A does not require any corresponding training in the identification, tracking, or reporting of abortion complications, including those associated with abortion pills, leaving significant gaps in safety oversight and public transparency within the program. The proposal likewise provides no comparable investment in life-affirming alternatives or maternal support services that assist women facing difficult pregnancies. Sound public policy should prioritize women’s safety, accountability, and balanced healthcare support rather than directing state resources toward expanding abortion capacity. At a time when lawmakers are asked to expand abortion policy, New York still lacks the basic complication data needed to ensure informed, evidence-based decision-making. A vote against S1438A affirms that state-funded healthcare policy should prioritize women’s safety, the well-being of children, including unborn children, and transparency rather than expanding abortion capacity.; especially without corresponding safeguards or accountability. NOTE:  Despite the seriousness of abortion as a medical intervention, New York has no law or regulation requiring the Department of Health, or any other state agency, to specifically track or publicly report abortion complications, leaving the state without a clear, transparent system to monitor outcomes or ensure accountability. New York law also does not require the state to report abortion data to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). As a result, any complications are only incidentally captured, if at all, through broad hospital and adverse-event reporting systems that were never designed to provide abortion-specific oversight. Capital Punishment Expansion, A5165 / A5522 NYS Senate - No Senate companion bills introduced. NYS Assembly - Referred to the Assembly Codes Committee (Jan. 2026). Assembly Bills A5165 and A5522 would reintroduce capital punishment in New York for certain first-degree murders involving police, peace, and correction officers, replacing the state’s current reliance on life-without-parole sentences with a system that permits the death penalty. From a humanitarian and human-rights perspective, New York should reject efforts to reinstate state-sanctioned execution and instead uphold punishment models that protect public safety without taking human life. Life imprisonment without parole already provides the maximum level of accountability and permanent incapacitation, while avoiding the irreversible moral, legal, and practical risks associated with capital punishment, including wrongful convictions, unequal application, prolonged trauma for victims’ families, and costly, decades-long litigation. A vote against A5165 and A5522 affirms a commitment to justice grounded in human dignity, nonviolence, and effective public safety.  NOTE:  New York effectively ended capital punishment in 2004, when the New York Court of Appeals ruled in People v. LaValle  that the state’s death-penalty statute was unconstitutional because its jury “deadlock instruction” created a substantial risk of coercing jurors toward a death sentence, violating the Due Process Clause of the New York Constitution. New York’s decision reflected a broader humanitarian and public-policy recognition that state-sanctioned execution carries irreversible risks, including coercive sentencing dynamics, wrongful convictions, and unequal application, while life imprisonment without parole fully protects public safety without taking human life. Although federal law still permits capital punishment for certain crimes under federal statute, New York has moved ahead of this framework by rejecting execution as a punishment and embracing a more modern, dignity-centered approach to justice grounded in nonviolence and constitutional safeguards. Since 2004,13 people have been executed by the U.S. federal government (Federal executions had previously stopped after 2003 and then resumed in 2020) and roughly 1,100 people have been sentenced to death in the U.S. VOTE YES Measures Advancing Human Dignity, Family Stability, and Responsible Policy Born Alive Abortion Survivor Protection Act, S577 NYS Senate , Referred to the Senate Committee on Health (Jan. 2026). NYS Assembly , No Assembly companion bill introduced. The Born Alive Abortion Survivors’ Protection Act affirms a simple and widely accepted principle: every child born alive deserves equal medical care and legal protection, regardless of the circumstances of birth. This proposed legislation requires health care practitioners to provide the same degree of professional skill, care, and diligence to a child born alive during an abortion or attempted abortion as would be provided to any other newborn of the same gestational age, including immediate transport to a hospital for continued care. S577 does not alter abortion law itself; rather, it establishes clear standards to ensure that when a child is born alive, the child is treated as a patient entitled to life-preserving medical treatment and basic human dignity. By closing a critical gap in New York law, this bill promotes accountability, protects vulnerable newborns, and reinforces the core medical ethic that no child born alive should be denied care. A vote for S577 affirms that every child born alive is entitled to equal medical care, legal protection, and the basic dignity owed to every human life. NOTE : New York law currently provides no clear, explicit requirement that a child born alive during an abortion receive the same life-saving medical care as any other newborn. A peer-reviewed study  in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (AJOG) did report that: Among 13,777 induced abortions between 15–29 weeks gestation in Québec hospitals, 1,541 (11.2%) resulted in live birth. Parental Notice: Minors and Abortion, S1970 / A909 0 NYS Senate , Referred to the Senate Committee on Women’s Issues (Jan. 2026). NYS Assembly , Referred to the Assembly Committee on Health (Jan. 2026). New York law has long recognized that minors often lack the maturity to make certain significant decisions without parental involvement, requiring parental consent or notification in a variety of contexts, including certain medical decisions in school settings and situations where minors cannot legally consent, such as sexual exploitation and trafficking. S1970/A9090 provide a modest and reasonable safeguard by requiring notice to at least one parent or legal guardian before an abortion is performed on an unemancipated minor, while preserving exceptions for medical emergencies and judicial bypass. This legislation supports the health and safety of vulnerable young women while affirming the important role of parents in guiding their children through life-altering medical decisions. A vote for S1970/A9090 affirms that vulnerable minors deserve the protection, guidance, and support of their parents when facing life-altering medical decisions, not isolation from those most responsible for their care. NOTE : Under current New York abortion policy, minors may obtain abortions without any parental notice or consent, including 2nd and 3rd trimester abortions, and for reasons unrelated to the physical health of the pregnant mother or her unborn child. New York also fails to require annual, abortion-specific Department of Health inspections, leaving a notable gap in routine, procedure-focused oversight. Women’s Right to Know: Pre-Abortion Ultrasounds, A3694 NYS Senate , No Senate companion bill introduced. NYS Assembly , Referred to the Assembly Committee on Health (Jan. 2026). A3694 strengthens genuine informed consent by ensuring that women considering abortion receive an obstetric ultrasound and the opportunity to view and understand the medical information about their pregnancy before making a life-altering decision. In every other area of medicine, patients are entitled to complete and meaningful information before consenting to a procedure, and abortion should be no exception. By requiring providers to explain what is shown on the ultrasound and offer patients the chance to see the images, this legislation promotes transparency, patient autonomy, and ethical medical practice. Women and girls can decline to view the ultrasound. This commonsense measure supports informed decision-making, respects both women and unborn children, and aligns New York with numerous other states that recognize the importance of full medical disclosure prior to abortion. A vote for A3694 affirms that women deserve complete, medically accurate information and safety-focused care before making life-altering decisions.   NOTE : Most abortions performed in the U.S. and in New York are medication abortions.  Requiring an ultrasound reflects widely recognized medical best practices, including guidance from major medical institutions such as the Mayo Clinic and Cleveland Clinic,  which use ultrasound to confirm gestational age and rule out ectopic pregnancy. This is especially critical because the U.S. Food and Drug Administration recommends abortion pills only through 10 weeks’ gestation. Ingesting abortion pills later in pregnancy or in the presence of an ectopic pregnancy can result in serious, potentially life-threatening complications for women and girls. Adoption Support Timeline Expansion, S5737 / A2425 NYS Senate , Referred to the Senate Committee on Children and Families (Jan. 2026). NYS Assembly , Referred to the Assembly Committee on Social Services (Jan. 2026). Under New York law (Social Services Law §374(6)), adoptive parents may pay reasonable and actual pregnancy-related expenses for a birth mother,  including  housing, maternity clothing, clothing for the child, transportation, medical and hospital costs related to pregnancy and birth, and legal fees  connected to the adoption. S5737/A2425 extend the period during which adoptive parents may assist with such pregnancy-related expenses, to 180 days before birth (instead of 60), and 45 days after birth (instead of 30). This recognizes a straightforward reality: financial pressures often intensify long before birth and can heavily influence whether vulnerable women feel they have real choices. By allowing adoptive families to assist with reasonable and actual pregnancy-related expenses for a longer period, this proposed law helps stabilize expectant mothers earlier in pregnancy, reduces economic pressure, and strengthens adoption as a realistic option for women who may otherwise feel they have few alternatives. Adoption affirms both the dignity of the child and the well-being of the mother, and expanding lawful assistance promotes stability, informed decision-making, and healthier outcomes that benefit families and society alike. Importantly, this support should be understood as advancing ethical adoption practices that protect women and children, and not as an endorsement of surrogacy arrangements, which raise separate and serious concerns about the commercialization and potential exploitation of women’s bodies. A vote for S5737/A2425 affirms that New York will stand with women before crisis becomes coercion, expanding ethical adoption support, reducing economic pressure, and ensuring that financial hardship never dictates life-altering decisions. NOTE : Research consistently shows that abortion in the United States is disproportionately concentrated among economically vulnerable women, many of whom are low-income and facing significant financial stress during unplanned pregnancies. New York’s Medicaid-funded abortion framework likewise reflects the reality that many women confronting unintended pregnancies are experiencing economic hardship. These women are, in practical terms, also potential birth mothers, and public policy should ensure that financial hardship does not limit life-affirming choices.  Adoption Tax Credit, S4481 NYS Senate - Referred to the Senate Committee on Budget and Revenue (Jan. 2026). NYS Assembly - No Assembly companion bill introduced. Senate Bill S4481 offers New York families a practical, compassionate solution to a real and measurable barrier to adoption by creating a refundable adoption tax credit of up to $10,000 for qualified adoption expenses (reasonable and necessary legal and court-related costs) directly required to complete a child’s adoption. Adoption provides children with permanent, stable families, yet the significant upfront expenses often place it out of reach for many working New Yorkers. By reducing these financial barriers, S4481 strengthens families, expands pathways to permanency for children, and aligns New York’s tax policy with its commitment to supporting family formation and child well-being.  A vote for S4481 affirms that when families are ready to adopt, government should clear the path, and not let cost decide whether a child finds a permanent home. NOTE : Federal Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System (AFCARS) data show that approximately 3,610 children in New York were waiting to be adopted, most of whom are school-aged children, adolescents, sibling groups, or children with special needs who often face longer and more complex paths to permanent families. This reflects broader national trends, where more than 70,000 children in foster care were awaiting adoption in recent reporting years, underscoring that the central adoption challenge is achieving stable, lasting homes for children already under state responsibility. However, adoption from foster care frequently includes government assistance that offsets legal and court-related costs. Research shows that infant relinquishment for adoption has declined dramatically over time, with only about 1% of infants born to never-married women relinquished for adoption in recent decades. For some pregnant women, the foster-care pathway can present practical and procedural barriers compared with making a voluntary private adoption plan. Unlike foster-care adoption, private adoption is a proactive, voluntary decision made by a woman to create an adoption plan before birth. Private domestic (non-foster care) adoptions occur at comparatively lower volumes than foster-care adoptions. Together, these data reinforce a clear policy imperative: New York must reduce barriers and strengthen support for families willing to adopt children.  Preserving Family Bonds, S5240A / A4940B NYS Senate - Referred to the Senate Committee on Children and Families (Jan. 2026). NYS Assembly - Referred to the Assembly Committee on Judiciary (Jan. 2026). This legislation is needed to address a clear gap in New York law: while courts may approve post-adoption contact when parental rights are voluntarily surrendered, they currently lack explicit authority to order post-termination visitation when parental rights are involuntarily terminated, even when continued contact would serve a child’s best interests. A4940B provides family courts with a carefully limited, safeguard-driven framework to allow safe, appropriate contact only when it is affirmatively found to be in the child’s best interest, including child consent requirements, exclusions for severe abuse, and protections ensuring adoption finalization is not delayed or undermined. By allowing judges to preserve beneficial connections while maintaining permanency and safety, this legislation advances a humane, child-centered approach that supports emotional well-being, stability, and lifelong resilience for children in New York’s child-welfare system. A vote for S5240A/A4940B affirms a most basic principle: children deserve permanence, but they also deserve the chance to safely retain the relationships that help them heal, grow, and understand who they are. NOTE : Modern child-welfare research  and federal guidance recognize that adoption should often expand, rather than erase, a child’s sense of family and identity. Many children available for adoption have already formed meaningful bonds with their biological parents and relatives, and abrupt, permanent severance of those ties can contribute to grief, loss, anxiety, depression, identity confusion, and long-term emotional insecurity, particularly as children mature and seek to understand their personal histories. The Non-Militarization Act, S8586 NYS Senate - Referred to Senate Committee on Rules (Jan. 2026). NYS Assembly - No Assembly companion bill introduced. Senate Bill S8586 reflects a clear principle that civilian policing should remain distinct from military conflict and the tools designed for warfare. By prohibiting state and local law enforcement agencies from accepting federal military surplus equipment, this legislation advances a public-safety model centered on de-escalation, community trust, and proportional civilian law enforcement rather than combat-oriented approaches. The federal 1033 Program was created for wartime and drug-war conditions, yet its expansion has increasingly transferred military equipment into local communities, raising concerns among researchers, policymakers, and the public about the normalization of militarized policing and its potential to escalate rather than reduce violence. S8586 does not impede lawful policing or officer safety; instead, it reinforces the distinction between military operations and domestic public safety, affirming that New York’s approach to security should prioritize prevention, accountability, and the protection of civil society over the adoption of equipment and tactics shaped by violent military conflict. A vote for S8586 affirms that public policy should reject the normalization of military violence in civilian life and prioritize strategies that protect human dignity, reduce harm, and prevent the conditions that too often place civilians, especially children, in the path of lethal violence. NOTE:   Over the last century, armed military conflict has caused the deaths of tens of millions of people worldwide, with historical estimates commonly placing direct deaths related to modern armed conflicts well above 100 million, while researchers increasingly emphasize that the true human toll is far higher when indirect deaths from disease, hunger, displacement, and collapse of health systems in war zones are included. Children have consistently borne a disproportionate share of this burden: United Nations monitoring shows that since systematic tracking began in 2005, more than 120,000 children have been verified as killed or maimed in conflict, with hundreds of thousands of additional grave violations recorded, and humanitarian agencies report that children now represent roughly 30% of the global population, yet account for nearly half of internally displaced persons fleeing violence. Modern conflict research further shows that civilian casualties, including children as “collateral damage,” increasingly outnumber combatant deaths in many contemporary wars, reflecting the shift toward urban warfare and explosive weapons in populated areas, where loss of life extends beyond the battlefield to families who die from disrupted medical care, malnutrition, and unsafe living conditions. Taken together, the evidence demonstrates that violent military conflict produces multi-generational humanitarian harm, with children and civilians paying the highest price even when they are not parties to the fighting. The Hospice and Palliative Care Access and Quality Act, A4717 NYS Senate - No Senate companion bill introduced. NYS Assembly - Referred to Assembly Committee on Health (Jan. 2026) A4717 benefits seriously ill New Yorkers who wish to live their remaining time with comfort, dignity, and support, without hastening death, by strengthening access to hospice and palliative care services that focus on pain relief, symptom management, emotional and spiritual support, and family-centered care. By establishing a dedicated Office of Hospice and Palliative Care Access and Quality within the Department of Health, the bill helps remove barriers that currently prevent many patients from receiving timely referrals to hospice or palliative care, improves coordination between providers and regulators, and increases public awareness about care options that prioritize comfort and quality of life rather than curative or life-ending interventions. For patients who decline medical aid in dying, stronger hospice and palliative care systems mean better pain control, fewer unnecessary hospitalizations, improved caregiver support, and greater ability to remain at home or in familiar settings during the final stages of life. In this way, the legislation expands meaningful end-of-life choices by ensuring that choosing comfort-focused, non-hastening care is a realistic, accessible, and well-supported option for families across New York. A vote for A4717 affirms that every New Yorker facing serious illness, including those who do not wish to pursue medical aid in dying, deserves meaningful access to high-quality hospice and palliative care that prioritizes comfort, dignity, and tender, comprehensive  support at the end of life. NOTE : Evidence from jurisdictions where medical aid in dying (MAID) is legal shows that requests are often influenced not only by physical illness but by social and psychological vulnerability, raising concerns for people with disabilities, those facing economic hardship, and individuals who fear becoming a burden. Official Canadian data  reports that many MAID recipients cite perceived burden on others, loss of dignity, isolation, or loss of independence — factors reflecting social vulnerability as much as medical suffering. Disability-rights advocates have warned that inadequate supports and poverty can create indirect pressure that undermines truly free choice. These findings highlight the need for end-of-life policy that strengthens hospice and palliative care, expands social and disability supports, and ensures decisions are not driven by isolation, hardship, or lack of meaningful alternatives. CLOSING STATEMENT Thank you for your thoughtful review of these policy recommendations and for your service to the people of New York State. The measures outlined in this packet reflect a consistent commitment to human dignity, responsible governance, public safety, and  evidence-informed public policy.  We respectfully urge careful consideration of each proposal and stand ready to serve as a resource as you evaluate legislation affecting vulnerable individuals, families, and communities across our state. We appreciate your leadership. We ask that you advance policies that strengthen New York and uphold the dignity of every human life. FEMINISTS CHOOSING LIFE OF NEW YORK, INC. Office Headquarters, 1545 East Avenue, Suite 1, Rochester, NY 14610 P:(585) 730-7808 E: INFO@FCLNY.ORG   WEBSITE: FCLNY.ORG

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 7, 2026 Contact: info@fclny.org, FCLNY.ORG Feminists Condemn NY Governor’s Signing of Medical Aid in Dying Act (MAID) State-Sanctioned Suicide Is Anti-Women, Anti-Human Rights, and a Betrayal of the Vulnerable Feminists Choosing Life of New York (FCLNY), a statewide human rights organization committed to a consistent ethic of life, expresses profound dismay and moral outrage at the Governor’s signing of New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Act on February 6. "MAID does not represent compassion, progress, or respect for human dignity. It represents the abandonment of New Yorkers—especially women, people with disabilities, the poor, and those struggling with illness, isolation, or despair—at the moment they most need care, protection, and hope," claims FCLNY's executive director, Michele Sterlace-Accorsi. FCLNY opposes all forms of state-sanctioned lethal violence, including abortion and assisted suicide. "The legalization of physician-assisted suicide is not a neutral policy choice; it is a profound shift in how the state understands the value of human life," adds Sterlace-Accorsi. "When government authorizes suicide as a medical “treatment,” it sends a chilling message: some lives are no longer worth the investment of care, compassion, and resources." Medical Aid in Dying Is Anti-Women Amy Crossed, FCLNY Board Director, states: "Assisted suicide laws disproportionately impact women. Studies show that in jurisdictions where Medical Aid in Dying is legal, women are more likely than men to use these laws. This is not surprising. Women are more likely to live longer, to be widowed, to experience poverty in old age, to shoulder caregiving burdens, and to internalize feelings of being a “burden” on others. When the state offers death instead of support, women are subtly—but powerfully—pushed toward choosing it." "Women deserve better than a prescription for death. They deserve affordable, effective, and compassionate hospice and palliative care. They deserve mental health support, pain management, social connection, and the assurance that their lives retain dignity and meaning even in illness, disability, or dependency, " says Cecelia Lester, FCLNY's Board President. Assisted Suicide Increases Overall Suicide Rates "Evidence from states and countries where assisted suicide is legal shows a troubling pattern: legalization is associated with significant increases in overall suicide rates, " highlights Sterlace-Accorsi. "Rather than preventing desperate deaths, state-sanctioned suicide normalizes self-destruction as a solution to suffering. This cultural shift endangers everyone—but especially vulnerable individuals already at risk of suicide, including people with disabilities, those experiencing depression, and even children and adolescents who absorb the message that some lives are expendable," posits Lester. Extreme Autonomy at the Expense of the Vulnerable According to Sterlace-Accorsi: "The Medical Aid in Dying Act embodies an extreme and distorted vision of autonomy—one that elevates individual choice above social responsibility and communal care. True freedom does not exist in a vacuum. Choices are shaped by economic pressure, inadequate healthcare, fear of dependency, and social isolation. For the poor, the disabled, and the marginalized, “choice” can quickly become coercion. A society that offers death instead of care has failed its most basic human rights obligations." State-Sanctioned Suicide Degrades Us All FCLNY believes that government-approved suicide devalues life itself. It tells people who are suffering that their continued existence is negotiable, conditional, and costly. The group says that: "True compassion never involves helping someone die because caring for them is inconvenient or expensive. True compassion means refusing to abandon anyone—especially those who most need support, love, and hope." "New York should be leading the nation in expanding access to high-quality hospice care, palliative medicine, disability services, and mental health support—not in authorizing doctors to help patients end their lives," claims the organization. According to Lester, "Feminists Choosing Life of New York will continue to stand for women, for the vulnerable, and for the radical, unwavering belief that every human life has inherent dignity and worth." "New Yorkers deserve better than MAID. Compassion must never be confused with killing," she adds. XXX

PRO - WOMAN PRO - LIFE Feminists Choosing Life of New York (FCLNY) is a state-wide human rights coalition that embraces and promotes whole life feminism and the consistent life ethic. FCLNY's public advocacy draws connections between the root causes of violence, inequality and the social forces that dehumanize. DONATE NOW FCLNY Supports the Consistent Life Ethic We oppose publicly sanctioned lethal violence including violent military action, abortion, assisted suicide and capital punishment, and educate on the impacts and root causes including poverty, domestic violence, sex trafficking, and racism . FCLNY advocates for peaceful solutions. We accomplish our goals through SEVEN bold initiatives: • Community Encounters • Scholarly Events • Film Involvement • Media Outreach • Grassroots Campaigns • Projects that Empower • Legislative Advocacy Play Video Play Video 00:15 Play Video Play Video 00:30 Play Video Play Video 00:15 SM Local NBC Broadcast TV-NY Region 2 Local NBC Broadcast TV-NY Region 2 FCLNY's Streaming Ads! FCLNY is reaching millions by radio and podcast! Read Scripts on Grassroots Campaigns Page National Public Radio 00:00 / 00:15 WTBQ 00:00 / 00:30 iHeart Radio - Syracuse 00:00 / 00:16 WOLF FM 00:00 / 00:31 Station of The Cross 00:00 / 00:31 iHeartRadio- Albany 00:00 / 00:16 Station of the Cross 00:00 / 00:30 WHUD 00:00 / 00:31 The BEAR 00:00 / 00:31 iHeart Radio - Albany 2 00:00 / 00:31 Make The Switch Now! More than half of abortions in the U.S. now involve two “abortion pills,” Mifepristone and Misopristol. It is currently legal in NY for retail pharmacies to mail abortion pills with a prescription via tele-health. CVS and Walgreens have already obtained their certification to dispense abortion pills. Walgreens started providing medication abortions in NY. Giant retail pharmacies are more likely to undergo the expensive certification process than independent privately owned family pharmacies. Chemical abortion kills human beings and increases health risks for women. Retail pharmaceutical sale of abortion pills is deadly for unborn children and harmful for women. As long as privately owned pharmacies continue to resist selling abortion pills we will continue to PROMOTE AND SUPPORT them. Sign Petition Here FCLNY'S INDEPENDENT PHARMACY RESOURCE INDEX - NY A Post-Roe world needs you! FCLNY signed the statement, and you can too! Sign Here Building a Post-Roe Future The Pro Life movement has always recognized the importance of supporting women facing unplanned pregnancies. We are Pro Life conservatives, moderates, and liberals united in our conviction that every human life has value- including the lives of both the unborn child and that child's mother. We believe that our society should prioritize the needs of both, and that ultimately this can only be achieved by significant changes in public policy including expanded child tax credits paid parental leave flexible work hours affordable child care prenatal child support laws Impacts of NY's Reproductive Health Act (RHA) CLICK HERE FOR ANALYSIS Click on the image below to watch the video FCLNY'S BROCHURE DOWNLOAD 1/6 For Printed Copies Message us info@fclny.org HEAR PROFESSOR TERESA COLLETT SPEAK ABOUT CORE FEMINIST ISSUES Listen, Part I Listen, Part II ORGANIZE, AGITATE, EDUCATE FCLNY implements its purposes through Community Encounters, Scholarly Events, Film Involvement, Media Outreach, Grassroots Campaigns, Projects that Empower and Legislative Advocacy. READY? SET GO! LEARN MORE GO! FCLNY DEPENDS ON BROAD PUBLIC SUPPORT TO EXIST. Please Donate! COMMUNITY ENCOUNTERS LEARN MORE SCHOLARLY EVENTS LEARN MORE FILM INVOLVEMENT LEARN MORE MEDIA OUTREACH LEARN MORE GRASSROOTS CAMPAIGNS LEARN MORE PROJECTS THAT EMPOWER LEARN MORE LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY LEARN MORE GALLERY UPCOMING EVENTS 2026! May 13th FCLNY Book & Film Club: Dignity of Dependence Hyrbrid (Rochester , NY) EVENTS! REGISTRATION April 21st LIFEMARK Film Showing Rochester , NY March 14th The Pro-Life Debate Huntington, NY

MEDIA OUTREACH FCLNY develops social media campaigns and publishable commentary for print and online news outlets, including educational opinion essays. FCLNY also appears on TV and radio and in diverse print and online platforms. All of our media exposure listed on our media outreach webpage is EARNED MEDIA. GET INVOLVED FCLNY ESSAY EXCLUSIVES Hochul Should Reverse Course on Flawed Assisted Suicide Bill Democrat & Chronicle How Compassionate is Medical Aid in Dying? Wall Street Journal Why Governor Hochul Should Veto Medical Aid in Dying Cranes Business New York The Cost of Choice: What New Yorkers are Losing Syracuse Post Standard Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Must Protect the Unborn Buffalo News Governor Urged to Vote No on Assisted Suicide Bill Finger Lakes Times New York Must Not Legalize Assisted Suicide NewsWeek How Supporters of DEI Might Want to Rethink Abortion Democrat & Chronicle Does the US have Similar Abortion Policies to Communist China? The Christian Post Welcoming The Stranger. All of Them. The Good Newsroom, Recalling Impact of Carter's Support for Hyde Amendment Democrat and Chronicle Suffragists Were Not Generally Supporters of Abortion Democrat and Chronicle Why does NY Prioritize Abortion Over Life-Changing Care? Rochester Beacon New York should not enshrine transgender rights for minors. Parents need a say Special Report, USA Today, Published Across Gannet Newspaper Network, now available to read on Yahoo News New York's Equal Rights Amendment will Deprive Parents of their Role Buffalo News Logic on Abortion Law Runs Counter to Gun Law Democrat & Chronicle Break the Binary Political Divide on Death Democrat & Chronicle 'Sound of Freedom' Details Unseen Horrors Democrat & Chronicle Physician Assisted Suicide Hurts the Dying and Their Caregivers Albany Times Union Re-thinking Dying and End-of-Life Care The Wellsville Sun , Artvoice , Olean Times Herald , Adirondack Daily Enterprise, El Ignaciano Similarities in Restricting Gun, Abortion Industries Lockport Journal , Niagara Gazette Providing Free Abortion Pills is Destructive Democrat & Chronicle Abortion Pill Distribution Harms Unborn, Mothers Buffalo News Enlist NY Abortion Providers To Stop Human Trafficking Syracuse Post Standard Revisit Planned Parenthood's In Control Democrat and Chronicle Feedback: Readers Weigh in on Pregnancy Resource Center Coverage Rochester City Newspaper Consider History When Thinking of Racism and Abortion Democrat & Chronicle (newsprint only) Other Options NY Daily News Budget Helps Impoverished Pregnant Women EAB Peace: Investigating the Meaning of the Consistent Life Ethic During War Time Buffalo Latino Village (newsprint only) Old Fight is New Again for Unborn Albany Times Union Advances in Science, Medicine Lower the Age of Fetal Viability Buffalo News Many Founding Mother's Were Against Abortion Auburn Citizen Adding Women to Draft Runs Counter to Principles of Peace Democrat & Chronicle (Newsprint Only) Women Deserve Full Information About Abortion Effects Washington Examiner Passing SUNY Abortion Bill Would Be A Mistake The Democrat & Chronicle (Newsprint Only) Destroying the Hyde Amendment Could Spell Disaster For Women USA Today Network Bill Would Tip Scales Against Pregnancy Resource Centers The Buffalo News Violence, Including Capital Punishment Leaves Us Broken The Democrat & Chronicle Viable unborn children can live without their mothers — our Constitution protects them USA Today, The Human Life Review, News Break, Daily Magazine NY Abortion Law Does not Protect Women Lockport Union-Sun & Journal New York Fails to Protect the Most Vulnerable Among Us: Unborn Children The Democrat & Chronicle New York Should not Use Medical Resources on Abortions During Pandemic The Buffalo News Why is New York Giving Abortion a Pass During Coronavirus Crisis? Syracuse Post Standard Viewpoint: Sides Agree on Denouncing Commercial Surrogacy The Albany Times Union Letter: On Legalized Surrogacy, Just Follow the Money The Albany Times Union Planned Parenthood Crying Wolf on Titles X Funding The Democrat & Chronicle Treating a Fetus as a Person New York Times Viewpoint: RHA — Dangerous, Dehumanizing, and Anti-Woman Albany Times Union The Reproductive Health Act is Extreme Pro-Abortion Legislation New York Daily News Don’t Expand Abortion in New York Syracuse Post Standard New York's Abortion Laws City Newspaper Another Voice: Reproductive Health Act Sets Women Back Buffalo News Don't let NY Repeal Abortion Safeguards For Women, Babies Syracuse Post Standard Calling on the State Senate to Block Bills Expanding Abortion Niagara Gazette Proposed Budget's Changes To Abortion Law Are Extreme Albany Times Union Feminists Choosing Life Will Stand For Women’s Health On Women’s Equality Day Democrat & Chronicle Rights Should Apply in Utero, Too Albany Times Union Abortion Multiplies Tragedy of War Auburn Citizen Don't Leave Out Pro-life Feminists The Auburn Citizen, Will Walk's Message Truly Be Inclusive? Finger Lakes Times Feedback on New York's Abortion Law Rochester City Magazine Abortion Is A Cancer To The Feminist Politic The Christian Post Will Women's Marches Include 'Pro-Life' Feminists? Syracuse Post-Standard FCLNY PRESS COVERAGE Death is Not a Right Christianity Today CUNY Names 'Reproductive Justice' Professorship After Abortion Facility Founder The College Fix HBO Max's Failing 'Sex and the City' Spinoff Lies to Viewers About NY's Lax Abortion Laws MRC TV , MRC Culture Tell New York Governor Kathy Hochul to Veto Bill Legalizing Assisted Suicide LifeNews Religious Groups urge Hochul to Kill Medical Aid in Dying Bill City & State New York New York State Senate Passes Dangerous Assisted Suicide Bill LifeNews After New York Assembly Passage, Assisted Suicide Bill Heads to State Senate Catholic Courier , The Pilot , National Catholic Reporter , OSV News Will Albany Pass Medical Aid in Dying? MSN , News 22 , My Twin Tiers , Inform NY , News 10, Champlain Valley News, Rochester First Senator Hawley Urges FDA to Reinstate Abortion Drug Safety Regulations Catholic News Agency College Teaches Students How to Become Radical Abortion Activists LifeNews Ithaca College 'Intersectional Feminist' Class Teaches how to 'Resist Abortion Bans" The College Fix N.Y. Becomes the First State to Offer Paid Leave to Expectant Mothers for Prenatal Appointments The Evangelist , Catholic Review National March for Life Brings Thousands to Downtown D.C. The Eagle Prop 1 Ignites a Debate Over Transgender Rights Ahead of the Election Columbian Journalism School N.Y. Catholics warn Equal Rights Amendment on this year’s ballot could undercut parental rights Catholic Review Bishops Urge Voters To Reject Proposed Amendment They Call ‘Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing’ OSV News NY bishops urge rejection of 'wolf in sheep’s clothing' Equal Rights Amendment American Catholic Tribune NY Catholics warn Equal Rights Amendment on this year's ballot could undercut parental rights The Boston Pilot NY bishops urge voters to reject proposed amendment they call ‘wolf in sheep’s clothing’ The Record Newspaper St. Bernard Offers First Life Issues Series The Catholic Courior New Yorkers Will Vote on Making Abortion an 'Equal Right' in State's Constitution Catholic News Agency More Campuses are Requiring Access to Abortion Pill: "Women are Being Exploited" The Washington Stand Pro-Lifers Say New Law Lacks Safeguards, Support for Families The College Fix New York Abortion Bill Headed for Governor's Desk has Constitutionality Questioned. Spectrum News We Can’t Allow Oppressive Systems to Co-opt Abolitionist Language Prism Policy Proposals for Building a Post-Roe Future Newsweek Will We Keep Marching? On Roe's 50th Anniversary, Abortion Opponents Reach a Crossroads The New York Times The 2023 Manhattan Witness for Life Featured Egging, Halloween Masks & Creepy Pope Costumes — But That Didn’t Deter Us SFLA Blog Priest Found Guilty of Blocking Entrance to Abortion Clinic, Faces Prison Time Catholic News Agency They're not Religious. But They Oppose Abortion Christianity Today Town Rescinds Abortion Zoning Law Manhasset Press Anti-Abortion Feminism. How is this even a thing? Radical Philosophy For New York's Anti-Abortion Veterans, Roe's Fall Is Not a Full Victory The New York Times In New York, Anti-Abortion Centers Outnumber Abortion Clinics The New York Times Roe vs. Wade Decision News 12, The Bronx Historic Roe v. Wade Ruling a Momentous Day for Many in Rochester for Different Reasons Democrat & Chronicle How will Supreme Court Ruling Affect Abortion Laws in NY? Democrat & Chronicle Weekend News Brief WBTA Pro-life Groups and Politicians Celebrate Supreme Court Decision Overturning Roe v. Wade NY Daily News Leaked Abortion Opinion Draft Add Fuel To The Fire Of Political Debate Over Roe vs. Wade Democrat & Chronicle Coming of Age during Roe v. Wade: Women Tell Us how They Saw the Moment Then and Now Washington Post Actress Speaks at Finger Lakes Pro-Life Event Finger Lakes Daily News , News Break Inside the Anti-Abortion Movement's 'Feminist' Quest to End the Pill Jezebel Inspiring women: Celebrating their legacy Finger Lakes Times New York Bill Would Force All Public Colleges to Offer Free Abortions Life Site News New York bill would require taxpayer-funded medical abortions be available to all students at public colleges Blaze Media New York Introduces Bill To Offer Free Abortion Pills To State University Students On Campus Activist Mommy New York Bill Would Force SUNY Schools to Provide Abortion Pill on Campuses Live Action Proposed Bill Would Require SUNY Schools to Provide Abortion Pills on Campuses Rochester First As Supreme Court Shifts Under Trump, Cuomo Vows to Expand Abortion Rights The New York Times Governor Cuomo Support Radical Abortion Agenda NewsMax Gov. Cuomo Wants to Make Abortion a Constitutional Right in NY Family Life The Reproductive Health Act: Fact v. Fiction New Yorkers For Life Will New York Have the Most Liberal Abortion Laws in the World? National Catholic Register Delusional Andrew Cuomo Wants to Expand the 'Right' to Kill Your Unborn Child Even Further The Washington Examiner New York Gov. Cuomo: No Budget Unless Abortion Made Legal for any Reason until Birth The Christian Post NY Gov. Cuomo Refuses to Sign State Budget until Lawmakers Approve Bill Legalizing Abortion for Any Reason until Birth The Blaze, Fearless News New York State to Expand State Abortion Law to Allow Some Third-Trimester Procedures The Washington Times New York Governor Cuomo Ties State Budget to Passage of Aggressive Abortion Bill The New American New York's Radical Abortion Law Repeals Protections for Wanted Babies, Too PJ Media The State of New York Rules that Women Can Get Later Term Abortions for any Reason, and that Killing an Unborn Child is not Murder Shoe-bat Roe Anniversary Protests The Consistent Life Ethic Blog Trafficking and Women’s and Children’s Health: Intervention, Recovery and Prevention Center For Family & Human Rights RHA: How Far is Too Far? The Queens Village Republican Club, America's Oldest, 1875 Will the NY State Senate Protect Abortion Rights? The Gothamist Thousands To Come To Seneca Falls On Saturday To Continue Push For Women's Rights Democrat & Chronicle FCLNY TELEVISION APPEARANCES Medical Aid in Dying Act soon to become NYS law, what local experts expect Rochester First Advocates, critics react after Gov. Hochul reaches agreement with NY Legislature on Medical Aid in Dying Act TV News, Channel 10 Doctors, Activists Clash over Allowing Terminally Ill Patients to End their Lives with Medication TV News, Channel 10 Protesters Rally Outside Planned Parenthood in Brighton, Calling to Defund the Organization TV News, Channel 10 Rochester Anti-Abortion Advocates Highlight Alternatives Spectrum News Advocates Rally in Downtown Rochester on 51st Anniversary of Roe V. Wade. TV News, Channel 13 Response to Overturning of Roe V. Wade, One Year Later TV News, Channel 10 Local Organizations React to Supreme Court Decision to Expand Access to Abortion Pill TV News, Channel 13 Abortion continues to be hot topic on the 50th anniversary of Roe V. Wade TV News, Channel 13 The Impacts of Living in a Post-Roe America NBC News What Will It Truly Mean to be "Pro-Life" after Abortion is Banned in many American States NPR, WXXI Local Reaction to President Biden's Executive Order Signing TV News, Channel 10 NYS Lawmakers Vote on Gun, Abortion Measures TV News, Channel 13 Congressman Joe Morelle Hosts Town Hall on Women's Health and Abortion Rights TV News, Channel 13 'Stay Out of My House!': Just Part of the Reaction to the Supreme Court Decision on Abortion TV News, Channel 10 Overturning of Roe v. Wade Causes Whirlwind of Emotions in Western New York TV News, Channel 13 Abortion Divide: Reaction from the Pro-choice, Pro-life Movements TV News, Channel 7 Hochul Announces $35 Million to Support Abortion Providers TV News, Channel 10 Abortion Providers in Western NY Prepare to Expand Care to Women From Other States TV News, Channel 13 Planned Parenthood Rally Held At Parcel Five TV News, Channel 10 Supreme Court Leak Ignites Local Roe v. Wade Debate TV News, Channel 13 Pro-life and Pro-Choice Groups React to Roe v. Wade Draft Opinion TV News, Channel 10 Both Sides In The Abortion Debate React To The Court Leak TV News Channel 7 Advocacy Groups In WNY Weigh In On Supreme Court Draft Opinion TV News Channel 4 A Clash of Movements Spectrum News Demonstrations: Women’s March TV News, Channel 10 The proposed bill would require SUNY schools to provide abortion pills on campuses TV News Channels 8, 4 Opposition to the Reproductive Health Act Rochester First. Com, News Channels 8 & 10 Demonstrators Gather in Rochester to Protest Kavanaugh Nomination News Partners NBC, News Channel 10 FCLNY RADIO APPEARANCES Next Steps Show Radio Podcast Network An Interview with Carol Crossed News Radio WHAM 1180 The Latest on the Abortion Pill Family Life Radio Special Feature- Feminists Choosing Life- At the Washington March Family Life Radio A Conversation Discussing the Legal Landscape of a Post-Roe America. Just Love Discussing the Future of Abortion in America: Connections. WXXI Radio, NPR What Will It Truly Mean To Be Pro-Life After Abortion Banned In Many American States? NPR, WXXI NY Limited Pregnancy Centers Study Ava Maria Radio Discussing New York's Proposed Reproductive Health Act: Connections WXXI Radio, NPR 30 Issues: Reproductive Health Act, Brian Lehrer Show WNYC Radio, 93.9 FM PODCASTS AND OTHER MEDIA An Interview with Carol Crossed and Melissa Ohden! No Nonsense Roundtable Podcast Conversations With Cardinal Dolan Catholic Faith Network Dear Jane Podcast: Can Feminists Be Pro-Life? Youtube, Spotify , Audacity , Apple Podcasts Life Brings Hope that Death Cannot: Wake Up NY! The Whole-Life Democrat Blog Juneteenth 2023 - Special Edition WhatsNUrs Talk Show The Future of NY Abortion Pill Access After Federal Court Rulings Rochester First Peace and Life: Thousands Saved Consistent Life Network Peace and Life: Pharmacies Consistent Life Network Take Back Roe v. Wade. March on FCLNY Headquarters Action.WomensMarch.com Local, Regional Reaction to Roe v. Wade Getting Overturned by SCOTUS On-line News Video, Finger Lakes 1.com, NY Planned Parenthood of Central & Western NY Expanding in Anticipation of Roe v. Wade On-line News Video, Finger Lakes 1.com, NY Officials React to Scotus Roe v. Wade Leak WIVB.com , YouTube , Planned Parenthood Calls Possible Abortion Overturn 'Controlling,' Others Say It Will Re-Humanize Rochester First Better Arguments, Diverse Perspectives The Minimize Project Poor, Homeless, AND Pregnant WEDIGNIFY PODCAST - 058 FCLNY SOCIAL MEDIA INSTAGRAM X FACEBOOK TIKTOK YOUTUBE FCLNY PRINT AND ONLINE NEWS COVERAGE Signage Stop Calling Violence Feminism: Abortion Kills Human Beings Conservative Supreme Court Majority Appears Inclined to Scale Back Abortion Rights ABC News Supreme Court Abortion Case: 5 Key Moments from Oral Arguments Fox News Dueling Rallies as U.S. Supreme Court Confronts Abortion Rights Case Reuters Protests Outside Supreme Court Ahead of Abortion Rights Arguments WTOP News Not Your Mother's Pro-Life Protest WORLD Supreme Court Appears Open to Upholding Mississippi Abortion Restriction New York Times Protesters at Supreme Court Square Off Over Abortion Washington Post Doctors' scrubs and fetal photos: Protesters and counter protesters gather as Supreme Court debates major abortion case Business Insider Amicus Brief: Dobbs vs. Jackso n Brief of 240 Wom en Scholars and Professionals, and ProLife F eminists Organiz atio ns. FCLNY Lead Organizational Amici Why Supreme Court Abortion Decision Empowers Women Fox News The Controversial Economics of Abortion Law Wall Street Journal Black Women Have Much at Stake in States Where Abortion Access May Vanish KHN How Changes in Abortion Law Could Impact Community Health NPR Some Abortion Opponents Make Economic Arguments. They’re In for a Fight New York Times Friends of the Court Part II The Human Life Review ROE AND CASEY WERE GRIEVOUSLY WRONG AND SHOULD BE OVERRULED – COOPER ET AL Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy Five Reasons Why the Supreme Court Should Overturn Roe v. Wade Life News A Split Dividing Anti-Abortion Feminists Politico Pro-Life Legal Experts Say They're Encouraged by Justices' Questioning in Dobbs Abortion Case Catholic News Agency Mississippi Argues that Abortions are no Longer Necessary Because Women can have Successful Careers Now Fortune We Read All the Amicus Briefs in Dobbs So You Don’t Have To Scotus Blog What Pro-Life Feminists are arguing in the Mississippi Abortion Case The 19th News Dobbs: The Court’s Historic Moment (Part 2) National Review Overturn Roe v. Wade? Why It Might Happen This Time CBN News Why Hundreds of Scientists are Weighing in on a High-Stakes US Abortion Case Nature Why Legal Abortion is Bad Precedent: Roe V. Wade Critics Make the Case to Supreme Court Catholic News Agency Female Scholars to SCOTUS: Abortion Deserves No Credit for Women’s Success Live Action Amicus Brief of 240 Women Scholars and Professionals et al. Center for Arizona Policy 'Relic of the past': Why Women Don't Need Roe v. Wade to Flourish Now USA Today Do Women Need Abortion to Succeed? Women Legal Scholars Say No Catholic News Agency Anti-Abortion Activists at Supreme Court Cite an Unlikely Authority for Overturning Roe v. Wade: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Washington Post Noem Joins Amicus Brief in US Supreme Court Abortion Case DRG News Some Other Noteworthy Amicus Briefs in Dobbs Abortion Case National Review The Women's Alliance Against Violence An Initiative of the Thomas More Society created to challenge S tate laws which incentivize violence against women and childr en, including children in utero. FCLNY Serves as an Educational Arm of the Women's Alliance Against Violence. PRINT/ON-LINE/RADIO Second Circuit Takes up Challenge to NY Reproductive Health Law Courthouse News Services Why Andrew Cuomo Faces Lawsuit Over New York's Abortion Law Newsweek Lawsuit over NY abortion law says it could help enable domestic abuse Catholic News Agency Lawsuit Alleges New York Abortion Policy Harms Victims of Domestic Violence The National Review ‘Devastating’: Lawsuit Against New York Claims 2019 Abortion Bill Enables Domestic Violence Daily Wire Victims Of Domestic Violence Sue NY State, Say Pro-Abortion Law Not Constitutional LifeSite News Women File Lawsuit to Overturn Radical New York Law That Legalized Abortions Up to Birth Life News HOT TOPIC: Victims Challenge New York’s Reproductive Health Act in Historic Lawsuit (Thomas More Society) The Human Life Review Class action Lawsuit Filed Against New York’s Governor Over Radical Abortion Bill Live Action Landmark Lawsuit Challenges New York's Reproductive Health Act News 69 WFMZ, Yahoo Finance , Associated Press Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against NY Governor, Other State Officials Over Reproductive Health Act The New American Lawsuit Says NY Abortion Law Makes Women More Vulnerable to Domestic Abuse - Here's Why CBN News Lawsuit Accuses NY Abortion Law Of Helping Domestic Abusers Daily Caller Gov. Cuomo faces Lawsuit Over New York’s Controversial Abortion Law USA Herald New York Sued Over ‘Dangerous Ambiguities’ In Liberal Abortion Law The Christian Post Federal Lawsuit Challenges New York's Abortion Law NPR: WRVO , WBFO , WSKG , WSHU Suing NY Reproductive Heath (sic) Act Relevant Radio New York’s Controversial Reproductive Health Act Today's Living Hope Historic Lawsuit Challenging New York's Reproductive Health Act Winds of Change, Episode #5578

FCLNY's Bread & Bed Resource Index-NY Hello! Welcome to Feminists Choosing Life of New York’s Bread & Bed Resource Directory. This index contains a listing of nutrition and lodging resources in NY with links and contact information for food pantries, soup kitchens, family and women’s shelters, maternity homes (for pregnant women with or without infant children) as well as affordable and transitional housing opportunities. Food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, maternity homes, and affordable and transitional housing programs are categorized according to Six NY Regions. For locations near you, please reference this regional map to find your COUNTY. Within Region Six the information is further divided into the Five Boroughs of New York City. FCLNY utilizes this map for geographical categorization purposes only. Several vital resources extend across all Six NY Regions and are denoted at the top of this index. Recurrent themes in all studies which examine why women seek abortion, are limitations in resources, financial restraints and a lack of familial support. Many women who choose abortion are overwhelmingly driven to abortion because of social reasons, not because their unborn child poses a threat to their physical lives or health. The public perception that elective abortion is a medical need diverts attention and resources away from the real needs of women and thus perpetuates the cycle of poverty and violence, including abortIon. As a pro-life feminist organization, FCLNY seeks to inform the public of the drivers of publicly sanctioned lethal violence, including abortion. We seek to dispel confusion and counter the narrative that fuels abortion and other forms of violence, in NY. Every mother needs support throughout her pregnancy. Every child needs support while growing up. Our Bread & Bed Resource Index looks to help families find sustenance, the essential resources that every human deserves. This index is a guide, not a comprehensive listing of resources available to low-income individuals and families in New York State. It is provided for informational purposes only. This index is not meant to be an endorsement of any of the resources listed. Click on the links below to find nutrition and lodging resources near you. NY STATEWIDE SERVICES: NUTRITION AND LODGING NUTRITION BY REGION Food Pantries Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4 Region 5 Region 6 Soup Kitchens Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4 Region 5 Region 6 Food Pantries and Soup Kitchens Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4 Region 5 Region 6 LODGING BY REGION Shelters for Families and Women Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4 Region 5 Region 6 Maternity Homes Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4 Region 5 Region 6 Affordable and Transitional Housing Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4 Region 5 Region 6 NY Statewide Services: Nutrition & Lodging Section 8 Housing (Affordable Housing Program) (718) 707-7771 For government help with rent subsidies visit this link to find an office near you. Affordable Housing Directory To locate affordable housing opportunities in your county visit this link. (877) 428-8844 Catholic Charities provides an array of food and shelter resources. Find a Catholic Charities near you. Department of Social Services 1-800-342-3009 To find your local Department of Social Services Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) 1-800-342-3009 nyspio@otda.ny.gov New York WIC Program (Women, Infants, & Children) (800) 522-5006 Call or visit the link to find a WIC program near you. For information regarding what to bring to your appointment. SNAP - Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (Food Stamp Program) 1-800-342-3009 Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 1-800-342-3009. Must fill out an application through your local Department of Social Services. Nutrition By Region A. Food Pantries Region 1 Allegany Free Methodist Church Food Pantry 2523 Five Mile Road Allegany, NY 14706 716-372-0388 Amherst Little Free Pantry Unitarian Universalist Church Of Amherst 6320 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221 716-634-3010 Angel Action Division - Community Action For Wyoming County 6470 Route 20a Suite 1 Perry, NY 14530-9799 585-237-2600 Bishop Edward U. Kmiec Food Pantry & Outreach 920 Tifft Street Buffalo, NY 14220 716-332-1168 Bread Of Life Food Pantry - Healing Word Ministries 1006 West 3rd Street Jamestown, NY 14701 716-483-3687 Bread Of Life Outreach Food Pantry 8745 Supervisor Ave Colden, NY 14033 716-941-3550 Brocton-Portland Food Pantry 7063 West Main Road Westfield, NY 14787 716-326-2492 Buffalo River Food Pantry Old First Ward Community Center 62 Republic Street Buffalo, NY 14204 716-856-8613 Buffalo Urban League Food Pantry 86 Pine Street Buffalo, NY 14204 716-847-8951 Care-N-Share Food Pantry 3628 Ransomville Road Ransomville, NY 14131 716-791-1268 Castile United Church Of Christ Food Pantry Castile United Church Of Christ 4 Washington Street Castile, NY 14427 585-493-2840 Catholic Central Food Pantry 350 Dewey Avenue Buffalo, NY 14214 716-800-1075 Chautauqua County Rural Ministry 319 Washington Avenue Dunkirk, NY 14048 716-366-1787 Citizens Community Development Corporation 134 William Street Buffalo, NY 14204 716-852-2324 City Church / St. AnthoNY's 210 East Main Street Batavia, NY 14020 585-343-6895 Clarence Community Food Pantry 9675 Main Street Clarence, NY 14031 716-310-5447 Depew's Little Free Pantry 568 Rowley Road Depew, NY 14043 716-880-5327 Eden Blessings Box - Little Free Pantry St. John's Community Church Of Eden 2871 East Church Street Eden, NY 14057 716-992-9143 Emergency Food Pantry - Albion - Community Action Of Orleans & Genesee 411 East State Street Albion, NY 14411 585-589-5605 Emergency Food Pantry - Batavia - Community Action Of Orleans & Genesee 5073 Clinton Street Road Batavia, NY 14020 585-343-7798 Emmanuel Umc Little Free Pantry 75 East Avenue Lockport, NY 14094 716-433-2838 Episcopal Church Of The Good Shepherd Food Pantry 96 Jewett Parkway Buffalo, NY 14214-2322 716-833-1151 Family Help Center Food Pantry 60 Dingens Street Buffalo, NY 14206 716-892-2172 Feed Buffalo Food Pantry 456 Massachusetts Avenue Buffalo, NY 14213 716-588-0137 First Presbyterian Church Of Buffalo One SymphoNY Circle Buffalo, NY 14201 716-884-7250 Friendly Kitchen - Chautauqua County Rural Ministry 319 Washington Avenue Dunkirk, NY 14048 716-366-1787 Frewsburg Community Food Pantry Our Lady Of Victory Church 6 Institute Street Frewsburg, NY 14738 716-569-2615 Gowanda Food Pantry 24 West Main Street Gowanda, NY 14070 716-532-6130 God's Pantry 520 Spring Street Jamestown, NY 14701 716-483-9825 Hellenic Orthodox Church Of The Annunciation 146 West Utica Street Buffalo, NY 14222 716-583-3929 Homeless Outreach Program - Kensington Corps - Salvation Army Buffalo 21 Westminster Avenue Buffalo, NY 14215 716-832-2467 Homeless Outreach Program - Temple Corps - Salvation Army Buffalo 187 Grant Street Buffalo, NY 14213 716-886-5772 Kennedy First United Methodist Church 3594 Church Street Kennedy, NY 14747 716-267-2645 Kendall Community Food Cupboard 1814 Kendall Road Kendall, NY 14476 585-281-4295 Little Free Pantry - North Tonawanda - Nash Road Church Nash Road Church 958 Nash Road North Tonawanda, NY 14120 716-692-8683 Little Free Food Pantry Blessing Box Faith United Church Of Christ 1300 Maple Road Williamsville, NY 14221 716-604-7398 North Bergen Community Food Pantry 7068 North Bergen Road Bergen, NY 14416 585-290-5487 Neighborhood Center - North Tonawanda - Niagara Community Action Program 265 Falconer Street North Tonawanda, NY 14120 716-694-9727 New Covenant Food Pantry 345 Mcconkey Drive Tonawanda, NY 14223 716-877-9882 X366 Portville Community Food Pantry First Presbyterian Church Of Portville 19 North Main Street Portville, NY 14770 716-933-6426 Panama United Methodist Food Pantry 22 East Main Street Panama, NY 14767 716-782-3282 Rooted In Love, Inc. 670 Riley Street Buffalo, NY 14211 716-602-9952 Revive Wesleyan 4999 Mckinley Parkway Hamburg, NY 14075 716-649-6335 Saving Grace Outreach 11 Washington Street Cattaraugus, NY 14719 716-257-3077 Sbc Foundation 18 Church Street Lackawanna, NY 14218 716-826-4940 Seneca Babcock Food Pantry 1168 Seneca Street Buffalo, NY 14210 716-822-5094 X112 Sloan's Little Free Pantry 34 Francis Avenue Sloan, NY 14212 716-604-7398 South Buffalo Community Table, Inc. 187 Southside Parkway Buffalo, NY 14220 716-822-3193 St. Paul's Tiger's Den Food Pantry 4007 Main Street Eggertsville, NY 14226 716-835-0407 Tri-Community Food Pantry 722 Terrace Boulevard Depew, NY 14043 716-289-1370 Trading Post Community Care Center 38 Franklin Street Springville, NY 14141 716-592-4455 Tabernacle Food Pantry 3185 Orchard Park Road Orchard Park, NY 14127 716-712-1700 Wilson Community Food Pantry 359 Lake Street Wilson, NY 14172 716-727-4074 Region 2 Avon Food Pantry 108 Prospect Street Avon NY 14414 585-358-1671 90 Franklin Street Auburn NY 13021 315-252-7772 Baden Street Settlement - Emergency And Family Assistance Department 13 Vienna Street Rochester NY 14605 585-325-4910 Ext. 1133 Beyond The Sanctuary 549 Clarissa Street Rochester NY 14608 585-512-8911 Brighton Food Cupboard 255 East Avenue Suite 201 Rochester NY 14604 Service/Intake: 585-736-4526 (Appointment Line) Main: 585-271-5355 Brockport Food Shelf 14 State Street Brockport NY 14420 585-637-8169 Cameron Community Ministries 48 Cameron Street Rochester NY 14606 585-254-2697 Ext. 114 585-254-2697 Canandaigua Churches In Action Food Pantry 120 N Main Street Room 31 Canandaigua NY 14424 Service/Intake: 585-396-2242 (Information / Leave Message) Main: 585-396-2242 Cato Christian Food Pantry 2570 E Main Street Cato NY 13033 315-626-6772 Clifton Springs United Methodist Church 1 E Main Street Clifton Springs NY 14432 315-462-2274 Community Action Programs Cayuga/Seneca - Auburn 89 York Street Suite 1 Auburn NY 13021 315-539-5647 (Seneca County) 315-255-1703 Community Action Programs Cayuga/Seneca - Waterloo 25 Center Street Waterloo NY 13165 315-539-5647 Covenant Life Fellowship 1574 Hennessy Road Ontario NY 14519 Main: 315-589-9214 Dansville Food Pantry 49 West Avenue Dansville NY 14437 Main: 585-335-7707 Fair Haven Community Church 14463 Richmond Avenue Fair Haven NY 13064 315-947-6233 Friendship House Food Pantry (585) 554-6056 5614 Williams St, Middlesex, NY 14507 First Presbyterian Church Of Chili 3600 Chili Avenue Rochester NY 14624 585-889-9896 Friendship House Of Middlesex 5614 Williams Street Middlesex NY 14507 585-554-6056 Geneva Center Of Concern 58 Avenue D Geneva NY 14456 Main: 315-789-1117 Geneseo/Groveland Food Pantry 31 Center Street Geneseo NY 14454 585-991-8220 Grace Church Of The Nazarene 2924 South Union Street Rochester NY 14624 585-594-4555 Greece Ecumenical Food Shelf And Clothing Closet, Inc. 500 Maiden Lane Rochester NY 14616 585-683-9674 HarmoNY Food Pantry 42 East Main Street Presbyterian Church Waterloo NY 13165 315-515-7964 Helpful Hearts Community Closet, Inc. 12 Geneva Street Lyons NY 14489 315-690-1952 Hilton Parma Emergency Food Shelf 59 Henry Street Room 201 Hilton Community Center Hilton NY 14468 585-234-2090 Honeoye Community Food Pantry 8758 Main Street United Church Of Christ Honeoye NY 14471 585-721-0009 Hope Lutheran Church 1301 Vintage Lane Rochester NY 14626 585-723-4673 Hope Dealers Btc, Inc. 831 North Clinton Avenue Rochester NY 14605 585-633-8690 Hope Center Keuka Food Pantry (315) 521-5949 202 East Elm St. Penn Yan, NY 14527 I Am Isiah, Inc 1100 University Avenue Suite 311 Rochester NY 14607 585-441-9941 Irondequoit Community Cupboard 4275 Culver Road Rochester NY 14622 585-336-9107 Joseph's Place Food Pantry 296 Flower City Park Rochester, NY 14615 (585) 254-3221 sacredheart@dor.org King Ferry Food Pantry 2384 State Route 34b Southern Cayuga High School Ag Wing Aurora NY 13026 315-497-2049 Life Solutions Of Hamlin, Inc. 1696 Lake Road Po Box 160 Hamlin NY 14464 585-964-7420 Loop Ministries, Inc. 597 East Avenue Rochester NY 14607 585-738-2170 Lyons Community Food Pantry 11 Queen Street First Presbyterian Church Lyons NY 14489 Main: 315-946-4723 Main: 315-871-7242 Mission Share Outreach Center 10 Cedarfield Commons Rochester NY 14612 585-368-0744 Naples Open Cupboard Harwood Lane Naples NY 14512 585-369-8142 New Life Food Cupboard 1161 Monroe Avenue Rochester NY 14620 585-271-5078 New Life Fellowship 330 Wellington Avenue Rochester NY 14619 585-436-0085 Ovid Federated Church 7137 N Main Street Ovid NY 14521 607-869-2794 Palmyra-Macedon Food Pantry, Inc. 120 East Main Street Palmyra NY 14522 3159261163 Parsells Avenue Office 145 Parsells Avenue Rochester NY 14609 585-288-0021 Penfield Ecumenical Food Shelf 1618 Jackson Road Penfield NY 14526 585-234-0799 Phelps Community Food Cupboard 8 Banta Street Room 310 Phelps NY 14532 315-548-8897 315-651-0534 Pinwheel Market- Milly's Food Pantry (315) 694-7350 19 Main St, Penn Yan, NY 14527 Pittsford Food Cupboard 3800 Monroe Avenue Number 26 Pittsford NY 14534 585-264-9860 Rochester Family Mission 388 Tremont Street Rochester NY 14608 585-436-7523 Salvation Army Canandaigua 110 Saltonstall Street Canandaigua NY 14424 585-394-6968 Salvation Army Cayuga County 18 East Genesee Street Auburn NY 13021 315-253-0319 Salvation Army Rochester Area Services Liberty Pole Way Worship Service Center 60 Liberty Pole Way Rochester NY 14604 585-987-9500 Ext. 2200 Salvation Army Ontario & Yates County Unit Geneva 41 North Street Geneva NY 14456 1-315-789-1055 315-789-1055 The Salvation Army Temple Corps 915 North Clinton Avenue Rochester NY 14621 585-987-9565 Seneca County House Of Concern 35 State Street Seneca Falls NY 13148 315-568-2433 Sister M. Regis Food Cupboard 316 Bay Street Rochester NY 14605 585-325-4041 St. Alphonsus Food Pantry 85 E Genesee Street Auburn NY 13021 315-252-0710 St. Andrew's Food Cupboard Inc. 892 Portland Avenue Rochester NY 14621 585-338-1764 St. Mark's And St. John's Episcopal Church 1245 Culver Road Rochester NY 14609 585-654-9229 St. Joseph's Church 1771 Penfield Road Penfield NY 14526 585-586-5139 St. Joseph's House Of Hospitality 402 South Avenue Rochester NY 14620 585-232-3262 The People's Pantry 555 Avenue D Rochester NY 14621 585-325-4950 The Living Well (315) 536-0838 121 E Elm St, Penn Yan, NY 14527 Tfh Life Center Food Pantry 28 Lawn Street Rochester NY 14607 585-889-4870 Trillium Health 259 Monroe Avenue Rochester NY 14607 585-545-7200 Victor/Farmington Food Cupboard 6548 AnthoNY Drive Victor NY 14564 585-924-2720 Wayne County Rural Ministry 4170 Main Street Williamson NY 14589 315-589-8105 Wayne Cap Success Center Food Pantry And Clothing Closet 7188 Ridge Road Sodus NY 14551 315-483-8761 Wellspring Church 22 Teft Ave Clifton Springs NY 14432 315-871-7093 Western Cayuga County Emergency Pantry 163 Cayuga Street Union Springs NY 13160 315-889-7302 Williamson United Methodist Church 4146 E Main Street Williamson NY 14589 315-589-8622 Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church 250 Dr Samuel Mccree Way Rochester NY 14611 585-328-4660 Region 3 Baldwinsville Community Food Pantry 17 West Genesee Street Baldwinsville NY 13027 Phone: 315-635-6442 Binghamton Food Rescue 85 Walnut St Binghamton NY 13903 Binghamtonfoodrescue@Gmail.Com Boonville United Methodist Church 202 Main Street Boonville NY 13309 315-942-2626 Care & Share Food Pantry - South Otselic 102 Clarence Church Rd South Otselic NY 13155-0047 315-653-7728 Catherine's Cupboard Food Pantry 1049 Chenango St Binghamton NY 13901-1746 607-722-4388 Cazcares, Inc. 101 Nelson Street Cazenovia NY 13035 315-655-3174 Centenary Chenango Street Community Meal Volunteers 438 Chenango St Binghamton NY 13901-2298 607-724-3546 Church On The Rock 164 Madison Street Oneida NY 13421 315-280-4044 Chow (Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse) - Broome 3 Otseningo St Binghamton NY 13903-2117 607-723-8960 Cluster 13 Ministries, Inc. 84 Main Street Camden NY 13316 315-264-0988 Colchester Community Food Pantry 15151 NYs Rt 30 Downsville NY 13755-0305 607-363-2362 Community Cupboard - Edmeston 9 West St Edmeston NY 13335 607-965-7915 Community Food Cupboard - Spencer Van Etten 91 Orchard St Spencer NY 14883 607-589-4412 Community Food Pantry The - Margaretville 42838 NYs Rt 28, Ste 2 (Main St) Margaretville NY 12455 845-586-2233 Cooperstown Food Pantry - Northern Otsego County Only 25 Church St Cooperstown NY 13326-1320 607-547-8902 Deposit Food Pantry 91 Second St Deposit NY 13754-1123 607-467-1013 East Branch/Harvard United Methodist Church Food Pantry 120 Fish Rd East Branch NY 13756 607-363-2911 Fairview United Methodist Church Food Pantry 254 Robinson St Binghamton NY 13904-1631 607-724-6886 Family Table Community Assistance Program - Margaretville 629 Main St Margaretville NY 12455 845-586-3150 First Presbyterian Church Of Utica 1605 Genesee Street Utica NY 13501 315-732-5111 First United Methodist Church Of Herkimer 127 North Prospect Street Herkimer NY 13350 315-866-1349 Food Bank Of CNY Food Finder: 315-437-1899 Https://FoodbankcNY.Maps.Arcgis.Com/Apps/Informationlookup/Index.Html?Appid=2804f1d24ec14eff92ac216bbf0b220e Food Bank Of The Southern Tier Https://Www.Foodbankst.Org/ 388 Upper Oakwood Ave. Elmira, New York 14903 Food Bank Of The Southern Tier 388 Upper Oakwood Ave Elmira NY 14903 607-796-6061 Food Community Meal - Binghamton 42 Chenango St Binghamton NY 13901-2902 607-722-4219 Food Distribution - Delaware 35430 State Hwy 10 Hamden NY 13782-1112 607-746-1670 Food Pantry - Cortland/Chenango 2704 Lower Cincinnatus Rd Cincinnatus NY 13040 607-863-3828 Food Pantry - United Presbyterian Church Binghamton 42 Chenango St Binghamton NY 13901 607-218-2240 Food Pantry And Clothing Assistance - Binghamton 126 Court St Binghamton NY 13902-1394 607-723-1127 Foothills Rural Community Ministry 7835 Church Street Holland Patent NY 13354 315-865-5854 Grace Church - Food Pantry 11 Devereux Street Utica NY 13501 315-733-7575 Hamilton Food Cupboard 6697 Airport Road Hamilton NY 13346 315-824-2832 Ilion-Frankfort Food Pantry 60 West Street Ilion NY 13357 315-894-9917 Little Falls Area Food Pantry 45 Furnace Street Little Falls NY 13365 315-823-1793 Lockwood Food Pantry Lockwood United Methodist Church Lockwood NY 14859 607-687-1121 Mary's Meal - Our Lady Of Sorrows Church 801 Main St Vestal 13850 607-748-8287 Matthew's Place 165 Main Street Boonville NY 13309 315-942-5636 Morrisville Community Church Food Pantry 3824 Swamp Road Morrisville NY 13408 315-684-3314 Newark Valley Project Neighbor Food Pantry 79 Whig St Newark Valley NY 13811 607-642-3339 New Life Assembly Of God 4704 State Route 365 Oneida NY 13421 315-363-8531 Niccolls Memorial Presbyterian Church 228 Crosby Boulevard Old Forge NY 13420 315-369-3475 Otego Community Food Pantry - Unatego School District 290 Main St Otego NY 13825 607-353-0388 Our Daily Bread Food Pantry - Emmanuel Episcopal Church Pantry @ Emmanuel Episcopal Church Norwich NY 13815 607-334-8801 Our Lady Of Sorrows Food Pantry 801 Main St Vestal NY 13850 607-785-3214 Outreach Services And Food Pantry - Owego 425 Upper North Ave Owego NY 13827-1199 607-687-1121 Oxford Food Pantry St. Paul's Episcopal Church Oxford NY 13830 (607) 843-6512 Peace Inc.- Family Resource Centers County West Family Resource Center (Frc) 93 Syracuse Street Baldwinsville, NY 13027 Phone: 315.638.1051 Viola G. Chisholm Eastside Family Resource Center (Frc) 202 South Beech Street Syracuse, NY 13210 Phone: 315.470.3325 Emma L. Johnston Southside Resource Center (Frc) 136 Martin Luther King West Syracuse, NY 13205 Phone: 315.470.3342 Westside Family Resource Center (Frc) 200 Wyoming Street Syracuse, NY 13204 Phone: 315.470.3352 Pop-Up Food Bank - Calvary Community Church 780 Harry L Drive Johnson City NY 13790 607-729-7777 Regional Food Bank Of Northeastern New York 965 Albany-Shaker Rd Latham NY 12110 518-786-3691 Rescue Mission Of Utica Food Pantry Program 1013 West Street Utica NY 13501 315-735-1645 Sidney Food Pantry 12 Liberty St Sidney NY 13838-1210 607-563-1921 St. Mary Roman Catholic Church Food Pantry - Oneonta 38 Walnut St Oneonta NY 13820-1938 607-386-2623 St. John's Outreach 1119 Elm Street Utica NY 13501 315-732-6171 Stamford Sacred Heart Pantry 27 Harper St Stamford NY 12167-1000 607-652-7170 The Salvation Army Of Herkimer 431 N Prospect Street Herkimer NY 13350 315-866-1240 Thea Bowman House, Inc. - Varick Street 530 Varick Street Utica NY 13502 315-797-0748 Town Of Verona 6600 GermaNY Road Durhamville NY 13054 315-363-6799 Ext. 29 Unadilla Community Food Pantry 172 Main St Unadilla NY 13849 607-563-7713 Utica Food Pantry 729 Broadway Street Utica NY 13502 315-724-6000 Walton Food Pantry 58 East St Walton NY 13856-1243 607-222-0105 Waterville Area Food Pantry 145 N Stafford Avenue Waterville NY 13480 315-725-8790 Westminster Moriah Olivet Presbyterian Church 730 Broadway Utica NY 13502 315-732-6518 Region 4 Adirondack Community Action Programs 518-873-3207 7572 Court Street Suite 2 Elizabethtown, NY 12932 Bellevue Reformed Church Food Cupboard 2000 Broadway Schenectady NY 12306 Phone: 518-393-1341 Belmont Food Pantry 1251 County Route 24 Malone, NY 12953 518-483-9313 Bethesda House Of Schenectady Client Choice Food Pantry 834 State Street Schenectady NY 12307 Phone: 518-374-7873 Bethesda House Of Schenectady P.G. Wright Food Pantry 2450 Van Vranken Ave Schenectady NY 12308 Phone: 518-374-7873 Bombay Food Pantry County Route 4 Bombay Town Garage , NY 12914 518-521-7627 Brandon Wesleyan Food Pantry 121 Townhouse Road North Bangor, NY 12966 518-481-5187 Brushton-Moira Food Pantry 1347 Washington Street Po Box 622 Brushton, NY 12916 802-349-5448 Chateaugay Food Pantry 165 East Main Street Chateaugay, NY 12920 518-521-7664 Christ’s Cupboard 202 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa NY 12020 Phone: 518-885-8361 Community Food Shelf 20 Williams Street Elizabethtown, NY 12932 518-873-6521 Community Meals Program 2431 6th Avenue Troy NY 12180 Phone: 518-274-2607 Constable Food Pantry 8 Poplar Street Constable, NY 12926 518-483-0486 Cpch Food Pantry 2679 Main Street Crown Point, NY 12928 518-397-3029 Dickinson Food Pantry 399 Akins Road Dickinson Center, NY 12930 518-529-0463 Ecumenical Charity Program Food Pantry 169 Hillcrest Avenue St. Agnes Church Lake Placid, NY 12946 518-523-9620 First Baptist Church - Malone Food Pantry 48 Harrison Place Malone, NY 12953 518-483-0585 Fort Covington Helping Hands Food Pantry Mill Street Fort Covington, NY 12937 518-358-2873 Fulmont Community Action Agency 20 Park Street Fonda NY 12068 Phone: 518-842-0790 Gloversville Free Methodist Food Pantry 33 Bleecker Street Gloversville NY 12078 Phone: 518-752-5270 Good Samaritan Food Pantry - Franklin County 12 Homestead Park Malone, NY 12953 518-483-1300 Harmony Fellowship 888 Albany Street Schenectady NY 12307 Phone: 518-280-5028 Jay Wilmington Ecumenical Food Pantry 1169 Haselton Road Whiteface United Methodist Church Wilmington, NY 12997 518-946-7192 Jceo - Ausable 1908 New York 22 Keeseville, NY 12944 518-834-9043 Jceo - Black Brook 18 North Main Street Black Brook Town Hall Au Sable Forks, NY 12912 518-647-5411 Jceo - Champlain 1104 U.S. 9 Champlain, NY 12919 518-298-2373 Jceo - Chazy 9631 New York 22 Chazy, NY 12921 518-493-3491 Jceo - Dannemora 88 Clark Road West Chazy, NY 12992 518-492-7357 Jceo - Ellenburg 16 Saint Edmunds Way Ellenburg, NY 12933 518-594-3007 Jceo - Lyon Mountain 9 Firehouse Lane Plattsburgh, NY 12901 518-492-7357 Jceo - Peru 3036 Main Street Peru, NY 12972 518-643-8455 Jceo - Saranac Lake 3668 New York 3 Saranac, NY 12981 518-293-6661 Jceo - Town Of Plattsburgh 1403 Military Turnpike Plattsburgh, NY 12901 518-563-2836 Jefferson Umc Food Pantry 1333 State Route 10 Jefferson NY 12093 Phone: 607-652-3521 Johnstown Churches Council Food Pantry 26 North Market Street Johnstown NY 12095 Phone: 518-762-9210 Keith Nelson Food Pantry 129 Clauverwie Road Middleburgh NY 12122 Phone: 518-827-4499 Lifeway Neighborhood Food Pantry 2426 U.S. 11 North Bangor, NY 12966 518-521-3754 Lighthouse Food Pantry 4780 Duanesburg Road Duanesburg NY 12056 Phone: 518-355-2277 Messiah Lutheran Bread Of Life Pantry 705 Curry Road Rotterdam NY 12306 Phone: 518-374-5104 Middleburgh Ecumenical Food Pantry 178 River Street Middleburgh NY 12122 Phone: 518-827-7121 Minerva Food Pantry 5 Morse Memorial Highway Olmstedville, NY 12857 518-251-2869 Moira New Hope Food Pantry 2341 County Route 5 Moira, NY 12957 518-529-6524 Mooers - Wesleyan Food Pantry 149 Maple Street Mooers, NY 12958 518-298-2134 North Blenheim Um Church Food Pantry 1881 New York 30 North Blenheim NY 12131 Phone: 518-827-6677 Our Lady Of Fatima Food Pantry 1735 Alexander Road Delanson NY 12053 Phone: 518-895-1003 Plattsburgh Interfaith Food Shelf 127 Beekman Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 518-562-3663 Potter Hollow Food Pantry 4824 Potter Hollow Road Preston-Potter Hollow NY 12469 Phone: 518-860-3061 Prattsville Community Church Food Pantry 14456 New York 23 Prattsville NY 12468 Phone: 518-299-3321 Salvation Army - Gloversville Community Meals 10 Spring Street Gloversville NY 12078 Phone: 518-725-4119 Salvation Army Helping Hands Food Pantry 61 Monroe Street Saint Johnsville NY 13452 Phone: 518-568-2013 Salvation Army Plattsburgh Corps 4804 South Catherine Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 518-236-5330 Salvation Army - Saratoga 27 Woodlawn Avenue Saratoga Springs NY 12866 Phone: 518-584-1640 Salvation Army - Schenectady 222 Lafayette Street Schenectady NY 12305 Phone: 518-346-0222 X110 Saranac Lake Interfaith Food Pantry 15 Bloomingdale Avenue Saranac Lake, NY 12983 518-891-7325 Schoharie County Community Action Program 795 East Main Street Cobleskill NY 12043 Phone: 518-234-2568 Schroon Lake Food Pantry 11 Broad Street Schroon Lake, NY 12870 518-532-7737 Scotia-Glenville Food Pantry 132 Mohawk Avenue Scotia NY 12302 Phone: 518-588-8214 St. Luke's Community Lunch Box 136 Main Street Saranac Lake, NY 12983 518-891-3605 St. Paul Apostle Food Pantr y 2777 Albany Street Schenectady NY 12304 Phone: 518-346-6189 The Upper Room Thrift Store And Food Pantry 101 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa NY 12020 Phone: 518-885-6886 Ticonderoga Food Pantry 1045 Wicker Street First United Methodist Church Ticonderoga, NY 12883 518-585-7995 Town Of Bellmont Food Pantry 9 Hill Road Chateaugay, NY 12920 518-425-3461 Town Of Moriah Food Pantry 18 Saint Patrick's Place St. Patrick's Church Hall Port Henry, NY 12974 518-942-6521 Tupper Lake Community Food Pantry 179 Demars Boulevard Lot 2 Tupper Lake, NY 12986 518-359-3080 Waverly Food Pantry 26 North River Road Saint Regis Falls, NY 12980 518-856-9861 Westport Food Shelf 6603 Main Street Westport, NY 12993 518-578-2707 Willsboro Food Shelf 39 Clarence Oliver Drive Willsboro, NY 12996 518-963-4246 FR4 Nutrition by region FR2 FR3 NY Statewide Region 5 Ascension Evangelical Lutheran Church 33 Bayshore Rd Deer Park, NY 11729 631-667-4188 Association For Mental Health And Wellness 939 Johnson Avenue Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 1380 Roanoke Ave., 1st Fl. Riverhead, NY 11901 631-471-7242 Assumption Of The Blessed Virgin Mary Roman Catholic Church 20 Chestnut St. Centereach, NY 11720 631-585-8760 Bay Shore Emergency Food Program, Inc. 28 Brentwood Road Bay Shore, NY 11706 631-665-6225 Bethel Baptist Church (Mount Kisco) 37 Maple Avenue Mount Kisco, NY 10549 914-241-7151 Bethel Temple Of Praise 191 North Broadway Yonkers, NY 10701 914-376-4741 Bethesda Baptist Church Of New Rochelle 71 Lincoln Avenue New Rochelle, NY 10801 914-632-6713 Bread Of Life Food Pantry 65 Orchard Avenue Rye, NY 10580 230 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, White Plains, NY 10601 914-602-9783 Bread Of Life World Outreach Center 1345 Straight Path Wyandanch, NY 11798 631-253-2117 Bridgehampton Child Care And Recreational Center Food Pantry 551 Sag Harbor Tpke, Bridgehampton, NY 11932 631-537-0616 Bridgehampton Community Food Pantry 2357 Montauk Highway Bridgehampton, NY 11932 631-481-8179 Calvary Chapel Highland 64 Vineyard Avenue Highland, NY 12528 845-691-7030 Calvary Chapel Island Of Grace 1680 Railroad Avenue Holbrook, NY 11741 631-580-3055 Caring For The Hungry And Homeless Of Peekskill (Chhop) 200 North Water Street Peekskill, NY 10566 914-736-2636 Center For Community Engagement 75 Davids Drive (Harry Chapin Way) Hauppauge, NY 11788 631-582-3663 Center Of Compassion 52 Mill Street Dover Plains, NY 12522 845-877-9076 Central Islip Civic Council 68 Wheeler Road Central Islip, NY 11722 631-348-0669 Charismatic Christian Church 87 Hudson Avenue Haverstraw, NY 10927 845-429-8903 Chester Community Food Pantry 96 Main Street Chester, NY 10918 914-719-7969 Chiz's Heart Street 254 Washington Avenue Kingston, NY 12401 845-399-7891 Christ Church United Methodist 545 Old Town Road Port Jefferson Station, NY 11776 631-473-4734 Church Of Saint Christopher 11 Gale Avenue Baldwin, NY 11510 516-223-0723 Church Of Saint Joseph 180 Sullivan Street Wurtsboro, NY 12790 845-888-4522 Church Of The Blessed Sacrament 201 North Central Avenue Valley Stream, NY 11580 516-568-1027 Church Of The Holy Spirit 16 South 6th Street New Hyde Park, NY 11040 516-354-0359 Church Of The Holy Spirit 1969 Crompond Road Cortlandt, NY 10567 914-737-2316 Church Of The Resurrection 50 GranNY Rd. Farmingville, NY 11738 631-696-0232 Círculo De La Hispanidad Inc. 26 West Park Avenue Long Beach, NY 11561 516-431-1135 Clinton Avenue United Methodist Church 122 Clinton Avenue Kingston, NY 12401 845-331-7188 Colonial Youth And Family Services 464 William Floyd Parkway Suite 12 Shirley, NY 11967 631-878-5049 Community Action Partnership For Dutchess County 10 Eliza Street Beacon, NY 12508 3414 New York 22 Dover Plains, NY 12522 84 Cannon Street Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 77 Cannon Street Administrative Office Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 44 E-Market Street Red Hook, NY 12571 845-452-5104 Community Center Of Northern Westchester 84 Bedford Road Katonah, NY 10536 914-232-6572 Community Church Of Wurtsboro 134 Sullivan Street Wurtsboro, NY 12790 845-888-5626 Community Food Council 90 East 5th Street Huntington Station, NY 11746 631-351-1060 Community Food Pantry Of Sleepy Hollow And Tarrytown 43 South Broadway Tarrytown, NY 10591 914-332-0182 Community Service Associates 144 North 5th Avenue Mount Vernon, NY 10550 914-668-1428 Congregation Beth Ohr 2550 Centre Avenue Bellmore, NY 11710 516-781-3072 Congregation Kol Ami 252 SoundView Avenue White Plains, NY 10606 914-949-4717 Country Kids Food Pantry 2 Father Tierney Circle Washingtonville, NY 10992 845-496-2119 Croton - Cortlandt Food Pantry 110 Grand Street Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520 914-271-4185 Cure Of Ars Roman Catholic Church 2323 Merrick Avenue Merrick, NY 11566 516-623-1400 Dobbs Ferry Food Pantry 343 Broadway Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 914-693-0473 East Hampton Food Pantry 159 Pantigo Road East Hampton, NY 11937 631-324-2300 E Joy Community Resource Center 56 Orchard Street Roslyn Heights, NY 11577 516-484-0049 Encounter Food Pantry 647 Station Road Rock Tavern, NY 12575 845-497-0142 Episcopal Church Of The Messiah 6436 Montgomery Street Rhinebeck, NY 12572 845-876-8533 Faith Christian Assembly Of God Church 20 Wayne Avenue West Haverstraw, NY 10993 845-429-8359 Faith Tabernacle International Ministries 20 Franklin Street Port Jervis, NY 12771 973-495-6166 Fareground Beacon, NY 12508 917-215-9395 First Assembly Of God Food Pantry 13 U.S. 6 Port Jervis, NY 12771 845-856-1826 First Baptist Church Of Bay Shore 175 2nd Avenue Bay Shore, NY 11706 631-665-8863 First Presbyterian Church 2 South Main Street Southampton, NY 11968-5011 631-283-1296 First Presbyterian Church 142 Stage Road Monroe, NY 10950 845-783-1632 First Presbyterian Church Of Northport 330 Main Street Northport, NY 11768 631-261-6434 First Presbyterian Church Of Philipstown 10 Academy Street Cold Spring, NY 10516 845-265-3220 First Presbyterian Church Of Wappingers Falls 2578 South Avenue Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 845-297-2800 First Presbyterian Church (Yorktown) 2880 Crompond Road Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 914-245-2186 First Reformed Church Of Fishkill 1153 Main Street Fishkill, NY 12524 845-896-9836 First Seventh Day Adventist Church 180 Juniper Hill Road White Plains, NY 10607 914-949-6874 First United Methodist Church (Mount Vernon) 227 East Lincoln Avenue Mount Vernon, NY 10552 914-668-3334 Florida Community Food Pantry 1 North Main Street Florida, NY 10921 845-651-4117 Full Gospel Church Of Island Park 4101 Austin Boulevard Island Park, NY 11558 516-432-0232 Gilead Presbyterian Church 9 Church Street Carmel Hamlet, NY 10512 845-225-4586 Good Shepherd Roman Catholic Church 1370 Grundy Avenue Holbrook, NY 11741 631-588-7689 Goshen Presbyterian Church 33 Park Place Goshen, NY 10924 845-294-7991 Grace Baptist Church 52 South 6th Avenue Mount Vernon, NY 10550 914-664-2676 Grace Episcopal Church 130 1st Avenue Nyack, NY 10960 845-358-1297 Grace United Methodist Church 515 South Wellwood Avenue Lindenhurst, NY 11757 631-226-8690 Greenburgh/Elmsford Community Action Partnership (Cap) 32 Manhattan Avenue Theodore D Young Community Center, 2nd Floor White Plains, NY 10607 914-761-6605 Harrison Food Pantry 1 Heineman Place Harrison, NY 10528 914-670-3026 Harry Chapin Food Bank And Humanitarian Center 220 Broadway Huntington Station, NY 11746 631-824-6384 Hastings-On-Hudson Food Pantry 44 Main Street Hastings-On-Hudson, NY 10706 914-478-2471 Highland Mills Methodist Church 654 New York 32 Woodbury, NY 10930 845-928-6177 Hollywood Full Gospel Baptist Cathedral 3504 Great Neck Road Amityville, NY 11701 631-842-7091 Holy Family Parish 17 Fordham Avenue Hicksville, NY 11801 516-938-3846 Holy Innocents Food Pantry 401 Main Street Highland Falls, NY 10928 845-446-2197 Holy Name Of Jesus Catholic Church 45 Highland Avenue Otisville, NY 10963 845-386-1320 Holy Name Of Mary Roman Catholic Church 65 East Jamaica Ave. Valley Stream, NY 11580 516-825-1450 Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church 775 Main Street Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 845-452-1863 Honor Ehg, Inc. 38 Seward Avenue Middletown, NY 10940 845-343-7115 Hudson Valley Christian Church 100 Grand Street Newburgh, NY 12550 845-565-8256 Hunger Assistance & Humanitarian Center Of The Hamptons 286 West Montauk Highway Hampton Bays, NY 11942 (631) 613-3344 Hyde Park Baptist Church 10 Romans Road Hyde Park, NY 12538 845-229-9150 Hyde Park Food Pantry At Regina Coeli 2 Harvey Street Hyde Park, NY 12538 845-233-4057 Immaculate Conception Church 26 John Street StoNY Point, NY 10980 845-786-2742 Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church 580 Main Street Westhampton Beach, NY 11978 631-288-1423 Immaculate Heart Of Mary Church 8 Carman Road Scarsdale, NY 10583 914-723-0276 Island Heart Food Pantry 643 Middle Country Road Middle Island, NY 11953 631-473-1582 Islip United Methodist Church 350 Main Street Islip, NY 11751 631-581-7663 King's Fire Church 865 Neighborhood Road Lake Katrine, NY 12449 844-546-4734 Larchmont-Mamaroneck Hunger Task Force 134 Center Avenue Mamaroneck, NY 10543 914-698-3558 Lighthouse Ministries Of God 5 Triangle Road Liberty Liberty, NY 12754 845-985-7026 Living Christ Church 151 South Broadway Nyack, NY 10960 845-358-3125 Living Water Full Gospel Church 24 Shade Tree Lane Riverhead, NY 11901 631-722-4969 Long Island Cares Inc. - The Harry Chapin Regional Food Bank 10 Davids Drive (Harry Chapin Way) Hauppauge, NY 11788 631-582-3663 Long Island Cares, Inc. - The Harry Chapin Food Bank Essential Market 386 N. Wantagh Ave. Bethpage, NY 11714 516-753-9880 Love Reaches Out Food Pantry Of The Full Gospel Center 1138 State Route 55 Lagrangeville, NY 12540 845-452-4673 Lyall Memorial Federated Church 30 Maple Avenue Millbrook, NY 12545 845-242-6508 Maria Regina R. C. Church 3945 Jerusalem Ave. Seaford, NY 11783 516-798-2415 Martin Luther King Multi-Purpose Center 110 Bethune Boulevard Spring Valley, NY 10977 845-425-8910 Mary Immaculate Roman Catholic Church 16 Browns Lane Bellport, NY 11713 631-286-0154 Master's Hand Christian Fellowship 70 Church Street New Rochelle, NY 10805 914-235-9344 Mattituck Presbyterian Church 12605 Main Road Mattituck, NY 11952 631-298-4145 Meals On Wheels Programs And Services Of Rockland 121 West Nyack Road Nanuet, NY 10954 845-624-6325 Middle Island United Church Of Christ 271 Middle Country Road Middle Island, NY 11953 631-924-6201 Montauk Food Pantry 67 South Essex Street Montauk, NY 11954 631-668-2425 Montgomery Food Pantry 2200 New York 208 Montgomery, NY 12549 845-457-9673 Montgomery Town Food Pantry 110 Bracken Road Montgomery, NY 12549 845-457-2660 Mount Kisco Interfaith Food Pantry 300 East Main Street Po Box 834 Mount Kisco, NY 10549 914-610-5187 Mount Lebanon Baptist Church 648 Harrison Avenue Peekskill, NY 10566 914-734-2523 Mount Vernon Community Action Program (Cap) 28 East First Street Mount Vernon, NY 10550 914-664-8680 Nassau Center For Collaborative Assistance 21 East Sunrise Highway Freeport, NY 11520 516-442-5221 Never Alone, Never Afraid Inc. 14 Herkimer Street Mastic, NY 11950 631-874-9100 New Day Tabernacle Church 38 Old Firehouse Road Wallkill, NY 12589 845-566-4441 New Life Fellowship Church 16 South 3rd Avenue Mount Vernon, NY 10550 914-319-4690 New Windsor Department Of Parks And Recreation 244 Union Avenue New Windsor, NY 12553 845-565-7750 North East Community Center 51 South Center Street Millerton, NY 12546 518-789-4259 North Fork Parish Outreach 523 Front Street Greenport, NY 11944 516-486-8506 North Shore Community Church 213 South Street Oyster Bay, NY 11771 516-922-7322 Ossining Community Action Program (Cap) 81 Croton Avenue Second Floor Ossining, NY 10562 914-488-2277 Our Lady Of Grace Roman Catholic Church 666 Albin Avenue West Babylon, NY 11704 631-587-5185 Our Lady Of Hope Parish 534 Broadway Carle Place, NY 11514 516-334-6288 Our Lady Of Loretto Roman Catholic Church 115 Greenwich Street Hempstead, NY 11550 516-489-3675 Our Lady Of Lourdes Church 65 Wright Avenue Malverne, NY 11565 516-599-1269 Our Lady Of Mount Carmel Elmsford Food Pantry 59 East Main Street Elmsford, NY 10523 914-592-6789 Our Lady Of The Assumption Roman Catholic Church 115 Leonardo Davinci Street Copiague, NY 11726 631-842-5264 Our Lady Of The Snow Church 175 Blue Point Avenue Blue Point, NY 11715 631-363-6385 Our Lady Of Victory Roman Catholic Church 201 Plainfield Avenue Floral Park, NY 11001 516-354-0482 Our Lady Queen Of Martyrs 53 Prospect Road Centerport, NY 11721 631-757-8184 Our Redeemer Lutheran Church 269 Main Road Aquebogue, NY 11931 631-722-4000 Our Savior Lutheran Church 140 Mark Tree Road Centereach, NY 11720 631-588-2757 Patchogue - Medford Youth And Community Services 390 Bay Avenue Patchogue, NY 11772 631-758-4100 Patterson Community Church 1062 New York 311 P.O. Box 298 Patterson, NY 12563 845-878-3961 Pawling Resource Center 126 East Main Street P.O. Box 331 Pawling, NY 12564 845-855-3459 People To People Demarest Mill Office Park 121 West Nyack Road, Suite 1 Nanuet, NY 10954 845-623-4900 Pine Bush Ecumenical Food Pantry 2964 New York 52 Pine Bush, NY 12566 845-744-3390 Pointe Of Praise Family Life Center 243 Hurley Avenue Kingston, NY 12401 845-339-4615 Port Chester Carver Center 400 Westchester Avenue Port Chester, NY 10573 914-305-6010 Presbyterian Church Of The Moriches 263 Main Street Center Moriches, NY 11934 631-878-1993 Pronto Of Long Island 128 Pine Aire Drive Bay Shore, NY 11706 631-231-8290 Reach Out Church 241 Crum Elbow Road P.O. Box 2035 Hyde Park, NY 12538 845-229-6080 Redeemed Christian Fellowship Church Of God Of Prophecy 100 Cannon Street Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 845-337-3611 Red Hook United Methodist Church 4 Church Street Red Hook, NY 12571 845-758-6283 Regional Economic Community Action Program (Recap) 40 Smith Street Middletown, NY 10940 845-342-3978 Renacer Centro Cristiano 475 North Brookside Avenue Freeport, NY 11520 516-546-8201 Reservoir Food Pantry 4073 New York 28 Boiceville NY, 12412, Us 845-663-3353 Rhinebeck Reformed Church 6368 Mill Street Rhinebeck, NY 12572 845-876-3727 Ridgeway Alliance Church Food Pantry 465 Ridgeway White Plains, NY 10605 914-949-3714 Rochester Food Pantry 15 Tobacco Road Accord, NY 12404 845-626-7501 Rock Hill Church Of The Nazarene Food Pantry By Appointment Only 210 Katrina Falls Road Rock Hill, NY 12775 845-796-3729 Rockland Jewish Family Service 450 West Nyack Road, Suite 2 West Nyack, NY 10994 845-354-2121 Renacer Centro Cristiano 475 North Brookside Avenue Freeport, NY 11520 516-546-8201 Roman Catholic Church Of The Sacred Heart 720 Merrick Avenue North Merrick, NY 11566 516-379-1356 Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry 44 East Union St, Sag Harbor, NY 11963 (631)-725-0437 (631)-725-0894 Saint Anne’s R.C. Church 88 Second Ave, Brentwood, NY 11717 631-273-8113 Saint Joseph R.C. Church 40 Grove Place Babylon, NY 11702 631-669-0068 Saint Joseph Roman Catholic Church 2855 Pond Road Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 631-588-8456 Saint Martin Of Tours 37 Union Ave, Amityville, NY 11701 631- 264-0124 Saint Paul’s Lutheran Church 24 Chestnut Street Liberty, NY 12754 845-292-4626 Saint Paul The Apostle 2534 Cedar Swamp Road Brookville, NY 11545 516-935-1880 Saint Rosalie R.C. Church 31 East Montauk Hwy. Hampton Bays, NY 11946 631-728-9249 Salvation Army Greater New York Division 66 Church Street Freeport, NY 11520 992 Prospect Avenue Westbury, NY 11590 212-337-7200 Smithtown Gospel Tabernacle 1 Higbie Drive Smithtown, NY 11787 631-265-2485 South Shore Service Center 163-1 North Wellwood Avenue Lindenhurst, NY 11757 631-991-8106 St. Agnes Cathedral Parish Ministries Building 1 Quealy Place Rockville Centre, NY 11570 516-766-0205 St. Aidan Parish 505 Willis Ave. Williston Park, NY 11596-1727 516-746-6585 St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church 592 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, NY 11023 516-482-2770 St. Anne's Church 35 Dartmouth Street Garden City, NY 11530 516-352-5904 St. Bernard's Catholic Church 3100 Hempstead Tpke. Levittown, NY 11756 516-731-4220 St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church 631 Elmont Road Elmont, NY 11003 516-354-0715 St. Brigid's Parish 75 Post Avenue Westbury, NY 11590 516-334-0021 St. Catherine Of Sienna Catholic Church 995 Lutz Street Franklin Square, NY 11010-3692 516-352-0146 St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church 175 Wolf Hill Road Melville, NY 11747 631-271-4455 St. Frances Cabrini R.C. Church 134 Middle Country Rd. Coram, NY 11727 631-732-8445 St. John Nepomucene Roman Catholic Church 1140 Locust Avenue Bohemia, NY 11716 631-589-0540 St. John The Baptist Roman Catholic Church 1488 North Country Road Wading River, NY 11792 631-929-4339 St. Louis De Montfort Church 75 New York Avenue Sound Beach, NY 11789 631-744-8566 St. Martha's Roman Catholic Church 546 Greengrove Avenue Uniondale, NY 11553-2198 516-481-2550 The Chestene M. Coverdale Food Pantry, Inc. (Sayville Food Pantry) 47 Gilette Ave, Sayville, NY 11782 631-244-8375 Vineyard Community Church 609 New York 82 Hopewell Junction, NY 12533 845-227-7832 Region 6 NYC Wide Food Bank For NYC 212.566.7855 For mobile food pantry locations, follow this link. New York Common Pantry (917) 720-9700 For mobile food pantry locations, follow this link. Bronx Abundant Life Tabernacle 2692 3rd Ave. Bronx, NY - 10454 (718) 292-8734 Boom!Health - Wellness 3144 3rd Avenue Bronx, NY - 10451 (718) 295-2666 Bronx Jewish Community Council - Food Pantry 2930 Wallace Ave Bronx, NY - 10467 (718) 652-5500 Bronx Jewish Community 2508 Barker Avenue Bronx, NY - 10467 (718) 652-5500 Bronx Seventh Day Adventist Church 1695 Washington Avenue Bronx, NY - 10457 (917) 351-8777 Cardinal Mccloskey Services Food Pantry 120 Elgar Place Bronx, NY - 10475 (718) 542-0255 Christ Disciples International Ministries, Inc 399 East Mosholu Parkway North Bronx, NY - 10467 (646) 294-7726 Christ Pentecostal International Church, Bethel Prayer Ministries 4262 3rd Ave Bronx, NY - 10457 Phone: (718) 294-4833 Church Of Pentecost 621 East 216th Street Bronx, NY - 10467 (718) 654-3849 City Of Faith Church Of God Food Pantry 3443 White Plains Rd Bronx, NY - 10467 (718) 798-3052 Davidson Community Center 2038 Davidson Ave. Bronx, NY - 10453 (718) 731-6360 El Amanecer De La Esperanza 1779 East 172nd Street Bronx, NY - 10472 (718) 863-4440 Gethsemane Baptist Church 771 Fairmount Place Bronx, NY - 10460 (718) 294-7129 Gospel Hill Baptist Church 3265 3rd Ave. Bronx, NY - 10456 Phone: (718) 585-6730 Grace Episcopal Church West Farms 1909 Vyse Ave. Bronx, NY - 10460 (718) 542-1946 Heavenly Vision Christian Center - South Bronx 2768 Jerome Ave. Bronx, NY - 10468 (718) 220-8124 Holy Tabernacle Church 3780 3rd Ave Bronx, NY - 10456 (718) 293-9862 Iglesia Segunda Mission Jerusalem 3138 Webster Avenue Bronx, NY - 10467 (718) 231-1633 Immaculate Conception Church 389 East 150th Street Bronx, NY - 10455 (718) 292-6790 Infinity Bible Church 1326 Morrison Ave. Bronx, NY - 10472 (718) 842-7130 Louise's Pantry At Nazareth Housing - Bronx 406 East 184th Street Bronx, NY - 10457 (646) 713-2732 Louise's Pantry Bronx 206 East 4th Street Bronx, NY - 10458 (212) 477-7017 Morrisania Revitalization Corp. Food Pantry 576b East 165th Street Bronx, NY - 10456 (718) 589-7858 Muslim Women's Institute Community Food Pantry At Highbridge 1363 Ogden Ave Bronx, NY - 10452 (718) 960-2262 NY Common Pantry 8 East 109 Street Bronx, NY - 10029 (917) 720-9700 Path Of Blessings - Iglesia De Dios Senda De Bendicion 506 Brook Avenue Bronx, NY - 10455 (718) 600-2401 Scan-NY Mullaly Academy 40 East 164th Street Bronx, NY - 10452 (718) 590-5743 Spanish Soundview Church 1822 Lacombe Avenue Bronx, NY - 10473 (718) 842-7373 St. Jerome's Community Food Pantry 330 E 138th Street Bronx, NY - 10454 (718) 402-7866 The Hopeline 884 East 163rd Street Bronx, NY - 10459 (718) 402-1212 The Prodigal Center 709 TiffaNY Street Bronx, NY - 10474 (646) 588-1132 Tolentine Zeiser Community Life Center 2345 University Avenue Bronx, NY - 10468 (718) 220-2824 Transfiguration Lutheran Church 763 Prospect Ave Bronx, NY - 10455 (718) 378-3588 Vineyard International Christian Ministries Food Pantry 1140 Teller Avenue Bronx, NY - 10456 (718) 538-9211 Whedco - Women's Housing And Economico Development Corp . 50 East 168th Street Bronx, NY - 10452 (718) 839-1100 Brooklyn Basilica Of Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Food Pantry 545 60th St Brooklyn, NY - 11220 (347) 603-3738 Bensonhurst Cojo - Kosher Food Program 8635 21st Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11214 (718) 333-1834 Berean Baptist Church 1635 Dr. Hylton L. James Boulevard Brooklyn, NY - 11213 (718) 774-0466 Bible Faith Tabernacle Ministries 1368 St. John's Place Brooklyn, NY - 11213 (718) 467-3040 Blessed Sacrament Church 198 Euclid Avenue Brooklyn, NY - 11208 (718) 827-1200 Breakthrough Pantry Triumphant Full Gospel Assembly 892 Rutland Rd. Brooklyn, NY - 11203 (718) 774-4696 Brooklyn Faith Sda Church 5518 Church Avenue Brooklyn, NY - 11203 (718) 342-6712 Brooklyn Rescue Mission Urban Harvest Center Inc 919 Gates Ave Brooklyn, NY - 11221 (718) 363-3085 Brooklyn Tabernacle Deliverance Center 600 Lafayette Ave Brooklyn, NY - 11216 (718) 636-5151 Calvary Baptist Church 1520-30 Herkimer Street Brooklyn, NY - 11207 (718) 498-3767 Calvary Pentecostal Church 151 Woodruff Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11226 (718) 469-8252 Camba Beyond Hunger Emergency Food Pantry 21 SNYder Ave Brooklyn, NY - 11226 (718) 282-3082 Campaign Against Hunger 2010 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY - 11233 (718) 773-3551 Camp Friendship Food Pantry 339 8th Street Brooklyn, NY - 11215 (718) 965-3695 Canarsie Cluster Food Pantry 757 E 86th Street Brooklyn, NY - 11236 (718) 257-2400 Crown Ministry 104-05 Glenwood Road Brooklyn, NY - 11236 (718) 257-4450 Deeper Life Outreach Ministries 837 Rogers Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11226 (718) 282-0526 New Hope Family Worship Center 817 Livonia Ave Brooklyn, NY - 11207 (718) 342-1305 Fernande Valme Ministries 1120 Flatbush Ave Brooklyn, NY - 11226 (718) 284-1809 First Baptist Church Of Brownsville 357 Chester Street Brooklyn, NY - 11212 (718) 498-1074 Food First 165 Conover Street Brooklyn, NY - 11231 (718) 624-1950 Full Gospel Food Pantry 131 Sullivan Place Brooklyn, NY - 11225 (718) 940-9687 Gethsemane Sda Church 357 Empire Blvd. Brooklyn, NY - 11225 (718) 467-4181 Golden Harvest Food Pantry 376 Throop Ave Brooklyn, NY - 11221 718-453-9490 Goke Food Pantry 622 Cortelyou Rd Brooklyn, NY - 11218 (516) 263-4218 Greenpoint Reformed Church Food Pantry 136 Milton Street Brooklyn, NY - 11222 (718) 383-5941 Helping Hands Food Pantry St. Augustine Church 116 Sixth Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11217 (718) 638-4669 Holy Cross Church Food Pantry 2530 Church Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11226 (718) 469-5900 Hope City Empowerment Center 650 Washington Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11238 (718) 857-5698 Las Maravillas Del Exodo 302 Elton Street Brooklyn, NY - 11208 (718) 600-9668 Momentum Project Inc. - St. John's Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 195 Maujer Street Brooklyn, NY - 11206 (718) 963-2100 More Grace Redemptive Center 11 Woods Place Brooklyn, NY - 11226 (718) 693-7074 Our Lady Of Refuge Pantry 2020 Foster Ave Brooklyn, NY - 11210 (718) 434-2090 Sephardic Bikur Holim 425 Kings Hwy Brooklyn, NY - 11223 (718) 787-1100 Shiloh Sda Church 449 Eastern Pkwy. Brooklyn, NY - 11216 (718) 771-4103 Siloam Presbyterian Church Food Pantry 260 Jefferson Avenue Brooklyn, NY - 11216 (718) 789-7050 South Brooklyn Sda Church 42 Prospect Place Brooklyn, NY - 11217 (718) 783-1662 St. Ann's Pop Up Pantry 157 Montague Street Brooklyn, NY - 11201 (212) 875-6960 St. Augustine Roman Cathlic Church - Helping Hands 116 6th Ave Brooklyn, NY - 11217 Phone: (718) 783-3132 St. Benedict's Pantry 265 Decatur Street Brooklyn, NY - 11233 (718) 778-8700 St. Paul Pentecostal Kingdom Builders - Food Pantry 133 Thomas S. Boyland Street Brooklyn, NY - 11233 (718) 453-6393 St. Philip's Christian Church 765 Lafayette Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11221 (718) 453-0691 St. Thomas Aquinas Food Pantry 1550 Hendricks Street Brooklyn, NY - 11234 (718) 252-4883 Trinity Human Services Corp. 153 A Johnson Avenue Brooklyn, NY - 11206 (718) 388-3176 Triumphant Full Gospel Assembly 889 Rutland Road Brooklyn, NY - 11203 (718) 774-9833 True Holy Church Of God And Christ Jesus 2336 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, NY - 11233 (718) 385-0248 Volunteers Of America - Brooklyn 1381 East New York Ave Brooklyn, NY - 11212 (718) 495-6830 Manhattan Covenant Avenue Baptist Church Food Pantry 420 W. 145th St New York, NY - 10031 (212) 234-6767 Community League Of The Heights 500 W. 159th Street New York, NY - 10032 (212) 795-4779 Church Of The Ascension 12 West 11th Street New York, NY - 10011 (212) 254-6520 Chambers Memorial Baptist Church 219 East 123rd St. New York, NY - 10035 (347) 600-9823 Dewitt Reformed Church Food Pantry 280 Rivington St. New York, NY - 10002 (212) 674-3341 Faces NY 123 W. 115th St. New York, NY - 10026 (212) 663-7772 First Corinthian Baptist Church 1912 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd. New York, NY - 10026 (212) 864-5976 Food Bank For New York City - West Harlem 252 W 116th Street New York, NY - 10026 (212) 665-9082 Friendly Hands Ministry Inc. 225 E. 118th Street New York, NY - 10035 (646) 360-4418 Grand Street Settlement - Rutgers Community Center 200 Madison Street New York, NY - 10002 (646) 666-3040 Jewish Community Council Of Washington Heights 121 Bennett Ave New York, NY - 10033 (212) 568-5450 Little Sisters Of Assumption Family Health Service 333 E. 115th Street New York, NY - 10029 (646) 672-5200 Louise's Pantry At Nazareth Housing - Lower East Side 206 East 4th Street New York, NY - 10009 (646) 713-2724 Mt. Olivet Baptist Church Community Meals Program 201 Lenox Ave New York, NY - 10027 (212) 864-1155 Primitive Christian Church 207-209 East Broadway New York, NY - 10002 (212) 673-7868 Rauschenbusch Metro Ministries 410 W. 40th Street New York, NY - 10018 (212) 594-4464 Riverside Church Food Pantry 490 Riverside Drive New York, NY - 10027 (212) 870-6700 St. Charles Borromeo Church - St Vincent Depaul 211 West 141st Street New York, NY - 10030 (212) 281-2100 St. Gregory''s Food Program 144 W 90th Street New York, NY - 10024 (212) 724-9766 St. Peter's Episcopal Church 346 W. 20th Street New York, NY - 10011 (212) 929-2390 The Riverside Church Food Pantry 91 Claremont Avenue New York, NY - 10027 212-807-6833 Trinity''s Services And Food For The Homeless 602 E 9th St. New York, NY - 10009 (212) 674-3872 West Side Campaign Against Hunger 263 West 86th Street New York, NY - 10024 (212) 362-3662 Yorkville Common Pantry 8 E. 109th Street New York, NY - 10029 (917) 720-9700 Staten Island All Saints Church Episcopal Ministry 2329 Victory Blvd. Staten Island, NY - 10314 (718) 698-1338 Assumption - St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church 53 St. Marks Place Staten Island, NY - 10301 (718) 447-6362 Calm Food Pantry 121 Grandview Ave. Staten Island, NY - 10303 (718) 273-0372 Christian Pentecostal Church 900 Richmond Rd. Staten Island, NY - 10304 (718) 273-5850 Community Health Action Of Staten Island Food Pantry 2134 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, NY - 10302 (718) 808-1840 Council Of Jewish Organizations 984 Post Avenue Staten Island, NY - 10302 (718) 720-4047 Faith United Methodist Church - Staten Island Immigrant Center - El Centro Del Imigrante 221 Heberton Ave. Staten Island, NY - 10302 (718) 442-5684 First United Christian Church - Food Pantry 109 Victory Blvd. Staten Island, NY - 10301 (718) 111-2222 South Shore Community Food Pantry 7558 Amboy Road Staten Island, NY - 10307 (718) 227-2485 St. Edwards Food Pantry 6581 Hylan Blvd. Staten Island, NY - 10309 (718) 984-1625 United Church Of Praise Healthy Heart Food Pantry 32 Sands Street Staten Island, NY - 10304 7183148779 Queens Allen A.M.E. Cathedral Food Pantry 110-31 Merrick Boulevard Queens, NY - 11433 (718) 206-4600 Brooks Memorial United Methodist Church 143-22 109th Ave. Queens, NY - 11435 (718) 658-8822 Church Of The Incarnation Incarnation Parish Pantry 89-42 Francis Lewis Blvd. Queens, NY - 11427 (718) 465-8534 First Presbyterian Church In Jamaica 89-60 164th Street Queens, NY - 11432 (718) 526-4775 First United Methodist Church Of Jamaica 162-10 Highland Ave Queens, NY - 11432 (718) 739-2269 Hour Children Food Pantry 3649 11th Street Queens, NY - 11106 (718) 482-8226 Jamaica Sda Church 88-28 163rd St Queens, NY - 11432 (718) 297-1113 Kehilat Sephardim Food Pantry 15062 78th Rd. Queens, NY - 11367 (718) 591-9574 Mhna 150-20 Barclay Ave. Queens, NY - 11355 (646) 584-9118 Our Lady Of Lourdes 92-96 220th Street Queens, NY - 11428 (718) 479-0924 B. Soup Kitchens Region 1 Big Big Table 272 Hudson Street Buffalo, NY 14201 716-381-8954 Blasdell Church of Christ Soup Kitchen 67 Lake Avenue Blasdell, NY 14219 716-823-5137 Christ Episcopal Church Community Kitchen 26 South Main Street Albion, NY 14411 585-589-5314 Cold Spring Community Foundation, Inc. 234 Glenwood Avenue Buffalo, NY 14208 716-310-3541 Community Soup Kitchen - Community Missions 1570 Buffalo Avenue Niagara Falls, NY 14303 716-285-3403 x2221 Dining Room - Society of St. Vincent De Paul 1298 Main Street Buffalo, NY 14209 716-882-3360 x5 Kenmore Alliance Church Erie County Library 1 Lafayette Square Buffalo, NY 14203 716-876-5570 Lighthouse Soup Kitchen - CCA Nutrition Programs 25 Jefferson Street Salamanca, NY 14779 716-945-1041 x138 St. Susan Center - Soup Kitchen The Gateway Center 31 Water Street, Suite 130 Jamestown, NY 14701 716-664-2253 Urban Diner Soup Kitchen - Matt Urban Hope Center 385 Paderewski Drive Buffalo, NY 14212 716-893-7222 x306 Region 2 A Meal and More Inc. 25 Broadway Rochester NY 14607 585-454-3878 Auburn Hunger Task Force Soup Kitchen 168 State Street Auburn NY 13021 315-255-4115 Blessed Sacrament Supper Program 534 Oxford Street Rochester Ny 14607 585-442-5279 Faith Community Kitchen 90 Lewis Street Geneva Ny 14456 315-789-0007 First Baptist Church Of Geneva 134 N Main Street Geneva Ny 14456 315-730-8512 Free Community Supper @ United Methodist Church- (315) 536-6711 166 Main St, Penn Yan, NY 14527 Geneva Community Lunch Program 340 South Main Street Geneva Ny 14456 315-521-6684 Gleaners Community Kitchen 183 North Main Street Canandaigua Ny 14424 585-394-4818 Open Door Mission Samaritan House Crisis Center 210 W Main Street Rochester NY 14608 585-445-3134 Salem Nutrition Center 60 Bittner Street Rochester Ny 14604 585-454-5973 Region 3 Assumption Church Soup Kitchen 315-473-9101 808 North Salina Street Syracuse NY 13208 All Saints Episcopal Church 153 South First Street Fulton NY 13069 Phone: 315-592-2102 Bagged Lunch-Sts. Cyril And Methodius 148 Clinton St Binghamton Ny 13905-2229 607-724-1372 Bowl Of Plenty - Conklin 1175 Conklin Rd Conklin Ny 13748-0151 607-775-0365 City Church Community Meal s 225 Washington St Binghamton NY 13901-2714 607-723-7417 Community Meal - First Presbyterian Church - Jc 2 Main St Johnson City NY 13790 607-797-0836 Community Meal - Whitney Point 7313 Collin St Whitney Point NY 13862-0739 607-692-3638 Emmaus Ministry Soup Kitchen 127 East Glen Avenue Syracuse NY 13205 Phone: 315-928-5191 Fairview Community Meal 254 Robinson St Binghamton NY 13904 607-724-6886 Free Meal At St. James - Waverly 503 Clark St Waverly NY 14892 607-687-1068 Free Will Meal Program Canton United Methodist Church Canton NY 13617 Phone: 315-386-4500 Friendship Table - Deposit Foundation First United Methodist Church Deposit NY 13754-1116 607-467-4000 Garden Of Eatin' Community Meal 438 Chenango St Binghamton NY 13901-2298 607-724-3546 Lord's Table Community Meal - Johnson City 308 Main St Johnson City NY 13790-2086 607-797-3938 Massena Soup Kitchen 189 Main Street Massena NY 13662 Phone: 315-769-8036 Rescue Mission Food Service Center 148 Gifford Street Syracuse NY 13202 Phone: 315-701-3896 Salvation Army Of Fulton Soup Kitchen 62 South First Streetfulton NY 13069 Phone: 315-593-8442 Salvation Army Of Oswego Soup Kitchen 73 West Second Street Oswego NY 13126 Phone: 315-343-6491 Salvation Army Of Watertown Soup Kitchen 723 State Street Watertown NY 13601 Phone: 315-782-4470 Samaritan Center 215 North State Street Syracuse NY 13203 Phone: 315-472-0650 Shepherd's Bowl - Binghamton 356 Conklin Ave Binghamton NY 13903-2509 607-723-8032 Soup Kitchen - St Mary's Recreation Center 162 Hawley St Binghamton NY 13901 607-773-8212 Soup Kitchen Community Meal - Endicott 202 Garfield Ave Endicott NY 13760-5272 607-754-2330 Soup Kitchen Community Meal - Endicott 701 W Main St Endicott NY 13760-4501 607-748-7417 Southside Church Of Christ Soup Kitchen 1327 West Colvin Street Syracuse NY 13207 Phone: 315-422-4499 St. Bartholomew Community Kitchen 81 E Main St Norwich NY 13815-1537 607-337-2215 The Lord's Table Soup Kitchen - Oneonta 18 Elm St Oneonta NY 13820 607-432-1458 Trinity Memorial Sunday Canteen - Binghamton 44 Main St Binghamton NY 13905-3108 607-723-3593 FR5 FR6 SR1 SR2 SR3 Shelters R6 Maternity R4 SR4 SR5 Region 4 Al-Hidaya Center Of Latham 322 Troy Schenectady Road Latham NY 12110 Phone: 518-608-1255 Community Supper Soup Kitchens 63 Church Street Saranac Lake, NY 12983 518-891-3473 Downtown Community Breakfast Program Of Schenectady 603 State Street Schenectady NY 12305 Phone: 518-374-4403 Emmanuel Friedens Church Soup Kitchen 218 Nott Terrace Schenectady NY 12307 Phone: 518-374-4114 Emmaus Soup Kitchen 518-481-4485 227 West Main Street Malone, NY 12953 Focus Soup Kitchen 262 State Street Albany NY 12210 Phone: 518-443-0460 Israel Ame Church Soup Kitchen 381 Hamilton Street Albany NY 12210 Phone: 518-463-8779 Lifepath 680 Central Avenue Albany NY 12206 Phone: 518-482-2120 Mission Food Service Center 259 South Pearl Street Albany NY 12202 Phone: 518-462-0459 Oakwood Community Center Soup Kitchen 313 10th Street Troy NY 12180 Phone: 518-272-4303 Open Door Soup Kitchen 226 Warren Street Glens Falls NY 12801 Phone: 518-792-5900 Quest Soup Kitchen 826 State Street Schenectady NY 12307 Phone: 518-527-1784 Sister Maureen Joyce Center Soup Kitchen 369 Livingston Avenue Albany NY 12206 Phone: 518-462-9885 Trinity Episcopal Church 18 Trinity Place Plattsburgh, NY 12901 518-561-2244 United Church Of Cohoes Soup Kitchen 123 Mohawk Street Cohoes NY 12047 Phone: 518-237-0278 Region 5 Beacon Community Kitchen 483 Main Street Tabernacle Of Christ Church Beacon, Ny 12508 845-728-8196 Bethany Sda Church 962 Prospect Avenue Westbury, Ny 11590 516-997-4758 Calvary Presbyterian Church Hosts A Community Dinner The 4th Saturday Of Every Month From 5:00 To 6:30 Pm Open To All 120 South Street Newburgh, Ny 12550 845-562-8730 Changepoint Non-Denominational Church 260 Mill Street Poughkeepsie, Ny 12601 845-452-6007 Christ's Lutheran Church Daily Bread Soup Kitchen 26 Mill Hill Road Woodstock, Ny 12498 845-679-2336 Church Of Saint Joseph/Iglesia De San Jose 141 Ashburton Avenue Yonkers, Ny 10701 914-963-0730 Emanuel Lutheran Church 179 East Main Street Patchogue, Ny 11772 631-758-2240 First Reformed Church 18 South Broadway Nyack, Ny 10960 845-358-5518 Guild Of Saint Margaret Soup Kitchen 12 Depot Street Middletown, Ny 10940 845-344-0569 Helping Hands For The Homeless And Hungry P.O. Box 982 Rye, Ny 10580 914-980-3511 Helping Hands For The Homeless Of Rockland 11 Church Street P.O. Box 240 Nyack, Ny 10960 845-356-0100 Lifting Up Westchester 33 Church Street White Plains, Ny 10601 914-948-5044 Long Beach Soup Kitchen 140 W. Pine Street Long Beach, Ny 11561 516-897-2763 Lutheran Church Of Elmont 1840 Atherton Avenue Elmont, Ny 11003 516-437-2891 Mary Brennan Inn Soup Kitchen 100 Madison Avenue Hempstead, Ny 11550 516-486-8506 Maureen's Haven Homeless Outreach 28 Lincoln Street Riverhead, Ny 11901 631-727-6831 Patchogue Neighbor Soup Kitchen Congregational Church 95 East Main Street Patchogue, Ny 11772 St. Paul’s Episocopal Church 31 Rider Ave, Patchogue, Ny 11772 St. Joseph The Worker 510 Narragansett Ave, East Patchogue, Ny 11772 St. Francis De Sales 7 Amity St, Patchogue, Ny 11772 631-475-3078 Rockland Interfaith Breakfast Program 11 East Church Street Spring Valley, Ny 10977 845-548-8421 Salvation Army Beacon Corps 372 Main Street P.O. Box 494 Beacon, Ny 12508 845-831-1253 Salvation Army Newburgh Corps 234 Van Ness Street Newburgh, Ny 12550 845-562-0413 Salvation Army New Rochelle Corps 22 Church Street New Rochelle, Ny 10801 914-632-0381 Salvation Army Peekskill Corps 117 Nelson Avenue Peekskill, Ny 10566 914-737-0280 Salvation Army Port Jervis Corps 99 Ball Street Port Jervis, Ny 12771 845-856-3214 Salvation Army Poughkeepsie Corps 19 Pershing Avenue Poughkeepsie, Ny 12601 845-471-1210 Sharing A Meal 131 Middle Road Sayville, Ny 11782 631-589-1519 St. Bartholomew's Church 82 Prospect Street White Plains, Ny 10606 914-949-5577 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church 9 North Clinton Avenue Bay Shore, Ny 11706 631-665-4911 Union Baptist Church (White Plains) 31 Manhattan Avenue White Plains, Ny 10607 914-948-6439 Welcome Friends Soup Kitchen Christ Episcopal Church 127 Barnum Avenue, Port Jefferson St. Paul’s Lutheran Church 390 Patchogue Rd., Port Jefferson Station First Presbyterian Church Corner Of Main St. And South St., Port Jefferson Village. 631-403-6707 Region 6 Bronx Caldwell Temple Ame Zion Church Soup Kitchen 1288 Reverend James A. Polite Avenue Bronx, NY - 10459 (718) 542-2933 Fellowship Covenant Church 720 Castle Hill Ave. Bronx, NY - 10473 (718) 829-2116 Greater Universal Baptist Church 253 E. 153rd Street Bronx, NY - 10451 (718) 292-8640 St. Andrew's Soup Kitchen 781 Castle Hill Avenue Bronx, NY - 10473 (718) 863-2244 Brooklyn BethaNY United Methodist Church 1208 St. John's Place Brooklyn, NY - 11213 (718) 774-5689 Hebron Seven Day Adventist Church 1256 Dean Street Brooklyn, NY - 11216 (718) 778-0040 Masbia Soup Kitchen 1276 47th Street Brooklyn, NY - 11219 (718) 972-4446 Sister James Soup Kitchen 790 Herkimer St. Brooklyn, NY - 11233 718-467-0987 Manhattan All Saints Episcopal Church 230 E. 60th St. New York, NY - 10022 (212) 758-0447 Cathedral Community Cares 1047 Amsterdam Ave New York, NY - 10025 (212) 316-7540 Central Synogogue Breakfast Program 123 E. 55th St New York, NY - 10022 (212) 838-5122 Christ And St. Stephen''s Church 120 W. 69th Street New York, NY - 10023 (212) 787-2755 Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen 296 9th Ave New York, NY - 10001 (212) 807-6799 Grand Central Neighborhood Social Services Corp 120 E. 32nd St New York, NY - 10016 212-883-0680 Mt. Zion Ame Church Soup Kitchen 1765 Madison Ave New York, NY - 10029 (212) 369-6643 Saint Luke''s Lutheran Church 308 West 46th Street New York, NY - 10036 (212) 246-3540 St. Thomas Soup Kitchen 1 W. 53rd Street New York, NY - 10019 (212) 757-7013 The Parish Of Calvary-St. George's Olmsted Hall 209 East 16 Street New York, NY - 10003 (212) 475-0830 Trinity Lutheran Church Of Manhattan 164 West 100th Street New York, NY - 10025 (212) 222-7045 University Community Social Services - Meatloaf Kitchen 137 East 2nd St New York, NY - 10009 (917) 754-9878 Village Temple Soup Kitchen 33 East 12th Street New York, NY - 10003 (212) 674-1744 Staten Island See Staten Island Food Pantries and Soup Kitchens for all Staten Island Soup Kitchens. Queens Rush Temple A.M.E. Zion Church 119-48 Sutphin Blvd. Queens, NY - 11434 (718) 322-2396 C. Food Pantries and Soup Kitchens Region 1 Gerard Place Community Center 2535 Bailey Avenue Buffalo, NY 14215 716-897-9948 Harvest Field Outreach Center 406 West State Street Olean, NY 14760 716-372-3711 Hearts Harvest Food Pantry & Cafe 870 Tonawanda Street Buffalo, NY 14207 716-877-3536 Heart, Love & Soul Dining Room 939 Ontario Avenue Niagara Falls, NY 14305 716-282-5687 Holley Community Center - Community Action of Orleans & Genesee 75 Public Square Holley, NY 14470 585-638-6395 Our Lady of Victory (OLV) St. Vincent de Paul Society 767 Ridge Road Lackawanna, NY 14218 716-828-9444 Response to Love Soup Kitchen & Food Pantry 130 Kosciuszko Street Buffalo, NY 14212 716-894-7030 Region 2 Asbury Dining & Caring Center 1124 Culver Rd Rochester Ny 14607 585-271-1050 Cameron Community Ministries 48 Cameron Street Rochester Ny 14606 585-254-2697 Dimitri House, Inc. 102 North Union Street Rochester Ny 14607 585-325-1796 House Of Mercy 285 Ormond Street Rochester Ny 14621 585-546-2580 Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church 4301 Mount Read Boulevard Rochester Ny 14616 585-865-1866 St. Peter's Kitchen 681 Brown Street Rochester Ny 14611 585-235-6511 Third Presbyterian Church 4 Meigs Street Rochester NY 14607 Main: 585-271-6513 Region 3 Helping Hands Of Potsdam 5868 State Route 56 Hannawa Falls NY 13647 Phone: 315-268-0633 Lord's Table Community Meal - Endwell 3301 Watson Blvd Endwell NY 13760 607-754-5735 Rescue Mission Of Utica Emergency Shelter 203-205 Rutger Street Utica NY 13501 315-735-1645 Rome Rescue Mission 413 E Dominick Street Rome NY 13440 315-337-2516 Salvation Army Of Rome 410 W Dominick Street Rome NY 13440 315-336-4260 Salvation Army Of Utica 14 Clinton Place Utica NY 13501 315-724-8736 Saint Lucy's Church 432 Gifford Street Syracuse NY 13204 Phone: 315-475-7273 Saturday's Bread - Oneonta 66 Chestnut St Oneonta NY 13820-2428 607-386-0522 St. Michael Community Meal 288 Clinton St Binghamton NY 13905-2018 607-729-0261 Region 4 Interfaith Partnership For The Homeless 176 Sheridan Avenue Albany NY 12210 Phone: 518-434-8021 Lifeworks Community Action 39 Bath Street Ballston Spa NY 12020 Phone: 518-288-3206 Lifeworks Community Action 24 Circular Street Saratoga Springs NY 12866 Phone: 518-581-8233 Mobile Canteen Food Program And Soup Kitchen 20 South Ferry Street Albany NY 12202 Phone: 518-463-6678 St. Alexander And St. Joseph’s Churches 1349 Military Turnpike Plattsburgh, NY 12901 518-561-5039 St. Johns/St. Ann’s Outreach Center Welcome Table 88 Fourth Avenue Albany NY 12202 Phone: 518-472-9091 Ywca-Gcr Community Meal 21 First Street Troy NY 12180 Phone: 518-274-7100 Region 5 Allen Memorial Church Of God In Christ 132 Crary Avenue Mount Vernon, Ny 10550 914-699-8861 Beulah Baptist Church 92 Catharine Street Poughkeepsie, Ny 12601 845-473-1662 Christ Episcopal Church 65 Washington Avenue Suffern, Ny 10901 845-357-1615 Church Of God Of Prophecy Community Outreach 140 East 3rd Street Mount Vernon, Ny 10550 914-664-6280 Community Solidarity Fairground Avenue And East 6th Street Huntington Station, Ny 11746 Cooper Square North And Washington Street Hempstead, Ny 11550 Horseblock Rd. And Woodycrest Drive Farmingville, Ny 11738 6 North 16th Street Wyandanch, Ny 11798 631-223-4370 Congregational Church Of Patchogue 95 East Main Street Patchogue, Ny 11772 631-475-1235 Cornerstone Church Of God In Christ 52 Baldwin Lane Medford, Ny 11763 (631) 698-8484 Don Bosco Community Center 22 Don Bosco Place Port Chester, Ny 10573 914-939-0323 Dutchess Outreach 29 North Hamilton Street Suite 222 Poughkeepsie, Ny 12601 845-454-3792 Federation For The Homeless 9 Monticello Street Monticello, Ny 12701 845-794-2604 First Baptist Church Of Riverhead 1018 Northville Turnpike Riverhead, Ny 11901 631-727-3446 First Presbyterian Church Of Babylon 79 East Main Street Babylon, Ny 11702 631-587-5838 Grace Episcopal Church 7 South Highland Avenue P.O. Box 869 Ossining, Ny 10562 914-762-5510 Holy Church Of Christ 41 Sage Street Central Islip, Ny 11722 631-234-6799 Hope Community Services 50 Washington Avenue New Rochelle, Ny 10801 914-636-4010 Monticello United Methodist Church 445 Broadway Monticello, Ny 12701 845-794-7043 New Rochelle Community Action Program 95 Lincoln Avenue New Rochelle, Ny 10801 914-636-3050 People's Place 17 Saint James Street Kingston, Ny 12401 845-338-4030 Putnam Community Action Program 121 Main Street Brewster, Ny 10509 845-278-8021 St. Gerard Majella Church 300 Terryville Road Port Jefferson Station, Ny 11776 631-473-2900 St. James Roman Catholic Church 429 New York 25a Setauket- East Setauket, Ny 11733 631-941-4141 St. Joseph The Worker Roman Catholic Church 510 Narragansett Avenue East Patchogue, Ny 11772 631-286-9133 St. Paul's Episcopal Church 26 South Madison Avenue Spring Valley, Ny 10977 845-356-1857 Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church 716 Route 25a Rocky Point, Ny 11778 631-744-9355 United Methodist Church Of Lake Ronkonkoma 792 Hawkins Avenue Lake Grove, Ny 11755 631-588-5856 Region 6 Bronx Give Them To Eat- Iglesia Evangelica Espanol 800 E. 156th St. Bronx, NY - 10455 (718) 993-1260 Manna Of Life 1101 Boston Rd Bronx, NY - 10456 (917) 294-4080 Pots - Part Of The Solution 2759 Webster Avenue Bronx, NY - 10458 (718) 220-4892 St. Ann’s Episcopal Church 295 St. Ann’s Avenue, Bronx, NY 10454 (718) 585-5632 Salvation Army Bronx Citadel 425 E. 159th Street Bronx, NY - 10451 (718) 665-8472 St. Peter's Church In The Bronx 2500 Westchester Ave. Bronx, NY - 10461 (718) 931-9270 Brooklyn Agape Food Rescue 1386 Sutter Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11208 (718) 502-1928 Bethel Sharing Ministries 457 Grand Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11238 (718) 783-3630 Chips-Park Slope Christian 200 4th Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11217 (718) 237-2962 Coney Island Lighthouse Mission 2114 Mermaid Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11224 (718) 415-1170 Muslims Giving Back 5218 3rd Ave Brooklyn, NY - 11220 (718) 439-3170 Open Door Outreach Ministry 999 Greene Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11221 (718) 455-3545 Reaching-Out Community Services, Inc. 7708 New Utrecht Avenue Brooklyn, NY - 11214 (718) 373-4565 Recovery House Of Worship 360 Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn, NY - 11217 (718) 875-1858 Salvation Army Bedford Temple Corps 601 Lafayette Ave. Brooklyn, NY - 11216 Phone: (718) 622-0614 Salvation Army Bushwick 1151 Bushwick Ave Brooklyn, NY - 11221 (718) 455-4102 Salvation Army Sunset Park Corp. 520 50th Street Brooklyn, NY - 11220 Phone: (718) 438-1771 St. John's Bread And Life 795 Lexington Avenue Brooklyn, NY - 11221 (718) 455-7796 Stuyvesant Heights Christian Church 69 Macdonough St. Brooklyn, NY - 11216 718-783-5383 The Hope Center Development Corporation 409 E. 95th Street Brooklyn, NY - 11212 718-385-7305 Thurston Memorial Outreach 1243 Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn, NY - 11223 (718) 455-5577 Manhattan Broadway Community Inc 610 W. 114th St. New York, NY - 10025 (212) 864-6100 Beth Hark Christian Counseling Center 2-26 East 120th Street New York, NY - 10035 (212) 860-1523 Coalition For The Homeless 129 Fulton St New York, NY - 10038 (212) 776-2000 Crossroads Community Services 108 East 51 Street New York, NY - 10022 (212) 378-0229 Father's Heart Ministries 543-545 East 11th Street New York, NY - 10009 (212) 375-1766 Food Bank For NYC 252 West 116th Street, Harlem, NY 212.566.7855 Holy Trinity Neighborhood Ctr. 316 E. 88th St. New York, NY - 10128 (212) 289-4515 Jan Hus Presbyterian Church Homeless Outreach And Advocacy Program (Hoap) 351 E. 74th Street New York, NY - 10021 (212) 288-6743 National Council Of Jewish Women New York 241 West 72nd Street New York, NY - 10023 (212) 687-5030 New York City Rescue Mission 90 Lafayette Street New York, NY - 10013 Phone: (212) 226-6214 Salvation Army Harlem Temple 540 Lenox Avenue New York, NY - 10037 (212) 862-3900 Salvation Army Manhattan Citadel 175 E 125th Street New York, NY - 10035 (212) 860-3200 Salvation Army New York Temple 132 West 14th Street New York, NY - 10011 Phone: (212) 337-7469 St. John's Bread Of Life 213 West 30th Street New York, NY - 10001 (212) 564-9070 St. Mary's Episcopal Church 521 West 126 Street New York, NY - 10027 (212) 864-4013 St. Paul's House 335 W. 51st Street New York, NY - 10019 (212) 265-5433 Temple Shaaray Tefila 250 E. 79th Street New York, NY - 10075 (212) 535-8008 The Momentum Project, Inc. - Boom Health 210 W 18th Street New York, NY - 10011 (212) 691-8100 Yorkville Common Pantry Soup Kitchen 8 E 109th St New York, NY - 10029 (917) 720-9700 Staten Island Project Hospitality 100 Park Ave. Staten Island, NY - 10302 (718) 448-1544 Salvation Army Port Richmond Corps 1295 Forest Ave Staten Island, NY - 10302 (718) 442-2145 Salvation Army Stapleton 15 Broad Street Staten Island, NY - 10304 (718) 448-8480 Stapleton Union Ame Church 49 Tompkins Ave Staten Island, NY - 10304 (718) 273-2857 Queens St. Albans Gospel Assembly 200-25 Linden Blvd. Queens, NY - 11412 Bethel Mission Church 106-23 154th St Queens, NY - 11433 (718) 657-7915 Bethesda Missionary Baptist Church 179-09 Jamaica Ave.Queens, NY - 11432 (718) 297-3946 Faith Tabernacle Baptist Church 106-45 160th St. Queens, NY - 11433 (718) 523-2336 First Church of God in Christ 187-10 Baisley Blvd. Queens, NY - 11412 (718) 712-4831 Lodging By Region A. Shelters for Families and Women Region 1 Cornerstone Manor 150 East North Street Buffalo, NY 14203 Main Phone 716-854-8181 X100 Dunkirk First United Methodist Church 601 Washington Avenue Dunkirk, NY 14048 Main Phone 716-366-2230 Emergency After Hours Housing - Ccrm Po Box 362 Dunkirk, NY 14048 Main Phone 716-366-1787 X10 Emergency Housing & Crisis Shelter - Community Missions 1570 Buffalo Avenue Niagara Falls, NY 14303 Main Phone 716-285-3403 Emergency Shelter - Cca 25 Church Street Salamanca, NY 14779 716-945-2318 Emergency Shelter - Salvation Army Buffalo 984 Main Street Buffalo, NY 14202 716-884-4798 Little Portion Friary Buffalo, NY 14209 716-882-5705 Lockport Cares, Inc. 188 Genesee Street Lockport, NY 14094 Shelter Intake 716-939-0926 Region 2 Center For Youth 905 Monroe Avenue Rochester NY 14620 888-617-5437 House Of Mercy 285 Ormond Street Rochester NY 14621 585-546-2580 Open Door Mission Samaritan House Crisis Center 210 W Main Street Rochester NY 14608 585-445-3134 RAIHN 142 Webster Avenue Rochester, NY 14609 (585) 506-9050 Roles Homeless Shelter 90-92 Grant Ave Auburn NY 13021 315-255-1144 Salvation Army Canandaigua 110 Saltonstall Street Canandaigua NY 14424 585-394-6968 Salvation Army Ontario & Yates County Unit Geneva 41 North Street Geneva NY 14456 315-789-1055 Sanctuary House 79 N Clinton Avenue Rochester NY 14604 585-277-7550 The Salvation Army Northwest Corps 100 West Avenue Rochester NY 14611 585-697-3430 Ext. 2505 Ywca Of Rochester And Monroe County 175 N Clinton Avenue Rochester NY 14604 585-546-1077 Region 3 Barnabas Shelter- The Salvation Army 315-475-9744 1941 South Salina Street Syracuse NY 13205 Chadwick Residence 315-476-6554 335 Valley Drive Syracuse, NY 13207 Community Action Partnership For Madison County - Canastota 1001 New Market Drive Canastota NY 13032 315-697-3588 Community Housing And Assistance Program (Chaap) 610 Cedar Street Ogdensburg NY 13669 Phone: 315-393-4610 Emergency Family Shelter- The Salvation Army 315-479-1332 749 South Warren Street Syracuse NY 13202 Emergency Housing For Women - Ywca 80 Hawley St Binghamton NY 13901-0340 607-772-0340 Emergency Shelter And Outreach Services - Vera House 723 James St Syracuse NY 13203 315-425-0818 Evelyn’s House (For Young Mothers And Babies) 10 Barton Ave., Utica, NY 13502 Phone: (315) 733-0236 Family Emergency Housing - Voa 240 Chenango St Binghamton NY 13901-2302 607-771-6795 Grace View Manor 80 Calvary Dr Norwich NY 13815 607-337-1014 Johnson Park Center - Main Office 26 Johnson Park Utica NY 13501 315-734-9608 Joseph’s House 315-701-4981 802 Court Street Syracuse, New York 13208 Liberty Resources, Inc. 6723 Towpath Road East Syracuse NY 13057 315-425-1004 Rescue Mission 122 Dickerson Street Syracuse NY 13202 Phone: 315-472-2324 X2 Rome Rescue Mission 413 E Dominick Street Rome NY 13440 315-337-2516 Rose's Place - Safe Shelter 607-687-6887 Salvation Army Of Onondaga County 749 South Warren Street Syracuse NY 13202 Phone: 315-479-1332 Salvation Army Of Onondaga County Salvation Army Women’s Shelter (Saws) 664 West Onondaga Street Syracuse NY 13204 Phone: 315-472-0947 Victims Assistance Center Of Jefferson County 418 Washington Street Watertown NY 13601 Phone: 315-782-1855 Whitney Place - Rescue Mission Residential Housing Program 56 Whitney Ave Binghamton NY 13901 607-201-1030 Women’s Shelter- Rescue Mission 315-472-2324 X2 155 Gifford Street Syracuse NY 13202 Ywca Mohawk Valley 7 Rutger Park Utica NY 13501 315-732-2159 315-732-8760 Ywca Of Syracuse And Onondaga County 300 Burt Street Syracuse NY 13202 Phone: 315-471-9480 Region 4 Capital City Rescue Mission Rescue Mission Women’s Shelter 259 South Pearl Street Albany NY 12202 Phone: 518-462-0459 City Mission Of Schenectady Family Life Center Shelter 311 Clinton Street Schenectady NY 12305 Phone: 518-346-2275 X324 Community Connections Of Franklin County 7 Pearl Street Malone, NY 12953 518-521-3507 Equinox Transitional Living Programs 500 Central Avenue Albany NY 12206 Phone: 518-689-2129 Interfaith Partnership For The Homeless 218 East Main Street Amsterdam NY 12010 Phone: 518-434-8021 Interfaith Partnership For The Homeless AlbaNY Emergency Shelter 176 Sheridan Avenue Albany NY 12210 Phone: 518-434-8021 Interfaith Partnership For The Homeless Danielle’s House Emergency Shelter And Housing 218 East Main Street Amsterdam NY 12010 Phone: 518-434-8021 Joseph's House & Shelter 74 Ferry Street Troy NY 12180 Phone: 518-272-2544 Mercy House 12 St. Joseph Terrace Albany NY 12210 Phone: 518-434-3531 Peter Young Housing, Industries And Treatment Schuyler Inn Family Shelter 428 Duane Avenue Schenectady NY 12304 Phone: 518-377-2448 Safe Haven Shelter 26 South Swan Street Albany NY 12210 Phone: 518-434-8021 Salvation Army Plattsburgh Corps 4804 South Catherine Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 518-561-2951 Salvation Army - Schenectady Evangeline Booth Miracle Home 222 Lafayette Street Schenectady NY 12305 Phone: 518-370-0276 Schenectady Community Action Program (Scap) Sojourn House Schenectady NY 12304 Phone: 518-346-6503 Shelters Of Saratoga 14 Walworth Street Saratoga Springs NY 12866 Phone: 518-581-1097 Ywca Northeastern NY Domestic Violence Program 44 Washington Avenue Schenectady NY 12305 Phone: 518-374-3386 Region 5 Dutchess County Department Of Community And Family Services (Dcfs) 60 Market Street Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 845-486-3000 Family Of Woodstock 40 Thomas Street Kingston, NY 12401 845-331-1395 Family Of Woodstock 39 John Street Po Box 3516 Kingston, NY 12402 845-331-1395 Honor Ehg, Inc. (Formerly Emergency Housing Group) 38 Seward Avenue Middletown, NY 10940 845-343-7115 Hudson River Housing 150 North Hamilton Street Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 845-471-8454 Hudson River Housing 313 Mill Street Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 845-452-0019 Maureen’s Haven Homeless Outreach 28 Lincoln Street Riverhead, NY 11901 631-727-6831 Mercy Center Ministries Mercy Residence - Blue Point, New York- Pregnant Or Parents (631) 366-6009 Mercy House - Sayville, New York - Pregnant Or Parents (631) 563-0454 Newburgh Ministry 9 Johnson Street Po Box1449 Newburgh, NY 12550 845-561-0070 Providence House-New Rochelle Shelter 89 Sickles Avenue New Rochelle, NY 10801 914-632-4177 Samaritan House 33 Church Street White Plains, NY 10601 914-948-3075 The Interfaith Nutrition Network (Inn) 211 Fulton Ave. Hempstead, NY 11550 (516) 486-8506 Volunteers Of America - Mid Hudson Division 25 Operations Drive Valhalla, NY 10595 914-231-4200 Westchester Community Opportunity Program (Westcop) 2 Westchester Plaza Suite 137 Elmsford, NY 10523 914-840-9539 Westchester Community Opportunity Program (Westcop) 11 South 3rd Avenue Mount Vernon, NY 10550 914-840-9539 Ywca Of Yonkers 87 South Broadway Yonkers, NY 10701 914-963-0640 Region 6 To access shelters for single women with no children, go to one of the shelters below to obtain a referral for a shelter that meets your needs. Women’s Shelter 116 Williams Ave, Brooklyn 11207 (718) 483-7700 ▪ Single Women (No Children) Franklin Women’s Shelter 1127 Franklin Ave., Brons 10450 (347) 417-8240 ▪ Single Women (No Children) To access shelters for families or women with children, go to Path to obtain a referral for one of the shelters below that can meet your needs. Department Of Homeless Services (Dhs)–Prevention Assistance & Temporary Housing (Path) 151 E. 151st Street, Bronx, NY 10451 400-430 E. 30th St. New York NY 10016 (917) 521-3900 | (212) 361-8000 B. Maternity Homes Region 1 Mother Theresa Home 208 Stanislaus Street Buffalo, NY 14212 Phone: (716) 424-0217 Or (716) 847-2205 Region 2 Margaret Home 585-673-8008 Po Box 214, East Rochester, NY 14445 Region 3 Joseph’s House for Women 802 Court Street Syracuse, New York 13208 (315) 701-4981 Region 4 Heery Center For Young Families 4 Colby St, Albany, NY 12206 518-482-8836 Region 5 Breath Of Life Maternity Home 1930 Veterans Memorial Highway, Islandia, N.Y. 11749 Suite 4 631.738.8829 Elinor Martin Residence For Mother And Child Pc And Maternity Home 914-806-2791 Po Box 28, New Rochelle, NY 10804 Good Counsel- Day Star (Maternity Home) 600 Meadowlands Parkway, Suite 251 Secaucus, Nj 07094 (201) 795-0637, Hotline 1 (800) 723-8331 Regina Residence 516-223-7888 29 Kirkwood Ave, Merrick, NY 11566 New Life Maternity Home, Inc 518-860-2214 P.O. Box 755 Hudson, NY 12534 Region 6 Catholic Guardian Services Rosalie Hall Maternity Services Program -Bronx 1011 1st Avenue Catholic Guardian Services, 10th Floor New York, NY 10022 (212) 371-1000, Ext. 2258 Covenant House/ Maternity Home/ Mother And Child Programs 212-613-0300 460 W 41st St New York, NY 10036 Expect Hope 347-577-6331 P.O. Box 116 New Milford, Nj 07646 Good Counsel Maternity Homes 38 Wiman Pl, Staten Island, NY 10305 (718) 650-6994 Rachel’s Joy Maternity Home 2114 Mermaid Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11224 (718) 692-3801 C. Affordable and Transitional Housing Region 1 Carolyn's House - Ywca Of The Niagara Frontier 542 Sixth Street Niagara Falls, NY 14301 716-278-9662 Family Promise Of Western New York (FpwNY) 75 Hickory Street Buffalo, NY 14204 Main Phone 716-771-3007 Needs Referral Through Department Of Social Services- 1-888-696-9211 Genesis House Of Olean, Inc. 107 South Barry Street Olean, NY 14760 716-373-3354 Immaculata Home Lockport, NY 14095 716-727-0003 Kathleen Mary House Buffalo, NY 14219 716-822-4101 Plymouth Crossroads Transitional Housing - Uchs 5522 Broadway Lancaster, NY 14086-2222 716-393-3906 Safe Dwelling - Ywca Of Niagara Lockport, NY 14094 716-433-6716 Safe House Of Chautauqua County - Coi 402 Chandler Street Jamestown, NY 14701 866-877-9647 Transitional Independent Living Program (Tilp) - Coi 402 Chandler Street Jamestown, NY 14701 716-661-9430 Transitions Supportive Housing Program - Ywca Jamestown 401 North Main Street Jamestown, NY 14701 Nanci Okerlund, Resident Case Manager 716-488-2237 X247 Try Program - Teaching & Restoring Youth 228 Brinkman Ave Buffalo, NY 14211-3020 716-892-2814 Ucan City Mission 7 West 1st Street Jamestown, NY 14701 716-488-7480 Women And Children Service Coming Soon Visions Transitional Housing & Support Services - Pathstone Corporation 7 Lydun Drive Extension Albion, NY 14411 585-589-7246 Region 2 Auburn Rescue Mission 51 Merriman Street Extension Auburn NY 13021 315-282-7195 BethaNY House 1111 Joseph Avenue Rochester NY 14621 Main: 585-454-4197 Coldwater House For Women And Children 240 Coldwater Road Rochester NY 14624 585-454-6696 Ext. 1389 Community Action Programs Cayuga/Seneca - Waterloo 25 Center Street Waterloo NY 13165 315-539-5647 Family Promise Of Greater Rochester 142 Webster Avenue Rochester NY 14609 585-506-9050 Family Promise Of Ontario County 185 North Main Street Canandaigua NY 14424 585-905-3988 Family Promise Of Wayne County 3 Holley Street Lyons NY 14589 315-665-0037 Francis Center 547 Joseph Avenue Rochester NY 14605 585-423-9590 Grace House Rochester 1140 Norton Street Rochester NY 14621 585-473-9070 Out of the Darkness (585) 232-3777 P.O. Box 60824 Rochester, New York 14606 Outreach Community Center 447 Genesee Street Rochester NY 14611 585-328-0887 Pathstone (585) 396-3400 5297 Parkside Dr # 410, Canandaigua, NY 14424 PCHO 360 St. Paul Street Rochester NY 14605 (585) 736-4663 Volunteers Of America Of Western New York 214 Lake Avenue Rochester NY 14608 585-454-1151 585-402-7405 Wayne Cap - "Success Center" Transitional House 6264 Buerman Road Sodus NY 14551 315-483-8761 Wilson Commencement Park 251 Joseph Avenue Rochester NY 14605 585-263-7930 Region 3 Chadwick Transitional Program Phone: 315-476-6554 Permanent Supportive Housing For Homeless Families 240 Chenango Street Binghamton NY 13901-2305 607-772-1156 Rise Po Box 393, Endicott, NY 13761 Temporary Assistance 315-435-2700 421 Montgomery Street Syracuse, NY 13202 The Transitional Apartments And Parenting Center 315-479-1330 The Salvation Army 667 South Salina Street Syracuse NY 13202 Transitional Apartments And Parenting Center (Tapc) 667 South Salina Street Syracuse NY 13202 Phone: 315-479-1330 Region 4 Bethesda House Of Schenectady 834 State Street Schenectady NY 12307 Phone: 518-374-7873 Capital City Rescue Mission New Faith For Women 154 Grand Street Albany NY 12202 Phone: 518-462-0459 Evergreen Townhouse Corporation (Etc) Housing 6 Tara Lane Plattsburgh, NY 12901 518-561-0720 Hoosick Area Church Association Emergency Assistance Program 26 John Street Hoosick Falls NY 12090 Phone: 518-686-5310 Saint Catherine's Center For Children Marillac Homeless Family Program 195 Washington Avenue Extension Albany NY 12205 Phone: 518-869-1960 Wait House 14 West Notre Dame Street Glens Falls NY 12801 Phone: 518-798-4384 Wait House Wait House Transitional Living Program 10-12 Wait Street Glens Falls NY 12801 Phone: 518-798-4384 Ywca Of The Greater Capital Region (Ywca-Gcr) 21 First Street Troy NY 12180 Phone: 518-274-7100 Ywca Of The Greater Capital Region (Ywca-Gcr) - Women In Transition (Wit) 21 First Street Troy NY 12180 Phone: 518-274-7100 Region 5 Association For Mental Health And Wellness 939 Johnson Avenue Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 631-471-7242 X 1350 Bethany House 102 White House Avenue Roosevelt, NY 11575 516-868-6866 Caring For The Hungry And Homeless Of Peekskill (Chhop ) 200 North Water Street Peekskill, NY 10566 914-736-2636 Circulo De La Hispanidad Inc. 26 West Park Avenue Long Beach, NY 11561 516-431-1135 605 Peninsula Boulevard Hempstead, NY 11550 516-282-0145 91 North Franklin Street, Suite 200 Hempstead, NY 11550 516-292-2433 Mother Of Good Counsel Home By Oblate Sisters Of The Most Holy Redeemer 290 Babylon Turnpike, Fl. 1 Roosevelt, NY 11575 516-223-1013 Phoenix House Of Long Island 998 Crooked Hill Road Building #5 Brentwood, NY 11717 631-306-5756 Program Home By Family Service League 790 Park Avenue Fsl Headquarters And Olsten Family Center Huntington, NY 11743 631-470-6965 Region 6 To access shelters for single women with no children, go to one of the shelters below to obtain a referral for a shelter that meets your needs. Women’s Shelter 116 Williams Ave, Brooklyn 11207 (718) 483-7700 ▪ Single Women (No Children) Franklin Women’s Shelter 1127 Franklin Ave., Brons 10450 (347) 417-8240 ▪ Single Women (No Children) To access shelters for families or women with children, go to PATH to obtain a referral for one of the shelters below that can meet your needs. Department Of Homeless Services (DHS)–Prevention Assistance & Temporary Housing (PATH) 151 E. 151st Street, Bronx, NY 10451 400-430 E. 30th St. New York NY 10016 (917) 521-3900 | (212) 361-8000 SR6 FSR1 FSR2 FSR3 FSR4 FSR5 FSR6 Shelters R1 Shelters R2 Shelters R3 Shelters R4 Shelters R5 Maternity R1 Aff. R1 Aff. R2 Aff. R3 Aff. R4 Aff. R5 Aff. R6