The Center for Sustainable Communities & Civic Engagement

The Center for Sustainable Communities & Civic Engagement at Daemen College (CSCCE) was formally established in 2001.  Since then, The Daemen CSCCE has been awarded a range of grants from the following corporations, foundations, and agencies in support of its outreach projects in Seneca Babcock, The Fruit Belt, and the West Side.

The Bettina Weary Trust

The Buffalo Renaissance Foundation

The Children’s Foundation of Erie County

The Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo

Computers for Children, Inc. (in-kind support)

Erie County Youth Services Bureau

Fannie Mae

First Niagara

The John R. Oishei Foundation

The Josephine Goodyear Foundation

Junior League of Buffalo

KeyBank USA

M&T Charitable Foundation

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),Office of Sustainable Development & Intergovernmental Affairs

New York Campus Compact

Youth Service America

In addition, the Daemen CSCCE has partnered with other organizations and assisted them in procuring grants for joint projects. 

In 2005, Daemen College worked together with the UB Economic Development Clinic, Teen Challenge, the Locust Street Art School, to procure funds for Fruit Belt United, Inc., to build a playground.  Support was procured from

The Christopher Breen Foundation

Home Depot

Hodgson Russ Attorneys, LLP

KaBOOM!

M & T Bank

The Daemen CSCCE collaborates with CASH (Creating Assets, Savings, and Hope) and oversees the Income TAXi, a mobile tax preparation unit. Through this partnership, Daemen has assisted in procuring grants from:

The John R. Oishei Foundation (WNYSLC subgrant)

IRS

M&T Foundation

Virginia Evans Devereux Memorial Fund

The Daemen CSCCE is represented on the The Seneca Street Community Development Corporation and has helped procure grants to support community gardens.  Funding was procured from:

The Baird Foundation

Honeywell Corporation

LUSH Fresh Handmade Cosmetics

Youth Service America and Disney (Disney Minnie Grants)

 

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