Dear Friends and Supporters,

Do you have a 2010 “to do” list? Is making a Will on that list? Financial experts agree, making or reviewing your Will, Trust, or Estate plan should a top priority this year.

If you do not create a legal document outlining the people or causes you wish to benefit from your life’s devotion, then the state or federal government may step in at the time of your death. Your assets could go to pay taxes or to individuals other than those you would prefer to benefit.

Prior planning affords us the opportunity to provide for our children, our church, and charities, like Gateway-Longview. Charitable estate gifts are a forward way of demonstrating your commitment to the children and families Gateway-Longview serves, now and in the future.

During this 120th Anniversary year, won’t you name the Gateway-Longview Foundation as your charity of choice in your Will, Trust or Estate? Gateway-Longview is a proud member of LEAVE A LEGACY® Western New York.

For more information on Planned Giving options, or to inform us that you’ve selected our mission ...

1890 was a remarkable year in our nation’s history. Did you know that in 1890, the first electric line began operating in Chicago? Inventor W.B.
Purvis patented the fountain pen. Ellis Island opened ...

Congratulations to Gateway-Longview’s Niagara Day Care! The Niagara Day Care program has been recognized as being among the top programs in the Nation by the NAEYC Accre ...

The Helping Hands of Gateway-Longview's TPS and WRAP Program

Five-year old Sharief M. attends Gateway-Longview’s Therapeutic Preschool. In the beginning of the year, teachers noticed that Sharief struggled in the classroom. He was misbehaving, using inappropriate language and seeking negative attention. When School Social Counselor, Keri Raymond, first began to notice the change in Sharief, she contacted his mother Tia Jones. Tia is very involved in the school’s activities and always attends parent training counseling offered twice a month. After spending a great deal of time with the Jones family, which includes Sharief and his six brothers and sisters ...