The numbers are in and… We thank YOU, Buffalo! The BBQ & Blues Bash raised over $98,000 for 3,600 WNY children and families- and we couldn’t have done it without you! For a snapshot of how YOU are helping, click here.
Michael Ervin, CPA Begins Three-Year Term as Chair of Gateway-Longview’s Board of Directors Ervin sets sights on maximizing efficiency while keeping mission and program results at the heart of the 125-year-old child and family services agency J. Michael Ervin, CPA, Director at Freed Maxick CPAs, P.C., recently began a three-year term as Chair of the
In The Know, our monthly e-newsletter, captures highlights from the month of June, including: Celebrating the Class of 2015, Buffalo Bills and M&T Bank Recognize Teacher, and BBQ & Blues- help us reach our goal! Click here to read In The Know: June 2015.
In The Know, our monthly email newsletter, captures highlights from the month of May, including: Kinship Caregiver Program Awarded Grant from NY State, Routine Audit Shows Therapeutic Preschool is Shining Bright, and Buffalo Bills Courage House is one-of-a-kind for WNY… Click here to read In The Know: May 2015.
In The Know, our monthly email newsletter, captures highlights from the month of April, including: The Behavioral Health Clinic receives a boost, A special #MomsOfTheHeart campaign, and Local love & support pours … Click here to read In The Know: April 2015.
If you didn’t get one in your mailbox, please click here to join our mailing list. In the Spring 2015 edition, you will find: – Reflection from CEO Carolyne DeFranco on 125 years of service to children & families – From Home Finder to Foster Parent – Living the Mission every day – Life After Foster Care – a Spotlight
In case you missed it, here’s what happened in March at Gateway-Longview: BBQ & Blues Bash, Residential Partnership, and March Madness!… Click here to view our monthly e-newsletter, In The Know.
Thanks to generous grants from the John R. Oishei Foundation and The Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation, Gateway-Longview is elated to be closing out the final phases of our 2013 Technology Initiative, completing the installation of seven new virtualized Microsoft 2012 servers, a critically important upgrade from the 2003 technology that had more than
In case you missed it, here’s what happened in February at Gateway-Longview: Prayer Path, Black History Month events, and Valentine’s dance… Click here to view our monthly e-newsletter, In The Know.
In case you missed it, here’s what happened in January at Gateway-Longview: Youth make ornaments for White House, Cradle Beach donation, Angels say thank you… Click here to view our monthly e-newsletter, In The Know.
We are thrilled to announce that a group of our residential youth had the privilege of representing Gateway-Longview and Western New York on a national level this past Christmas. Youth in the CAB program (Changing Attitude and Behaviors) were one of two organizations given the opportunity to create ornaments for a Christmas tree outside the White
Lynde School Holiday Program, Cottage Meet & Greet, and Adopt-an-Angel 2014… Click here for the December edition of our monthly e-newsletter!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! All over the agency, our children and families are celebrating the joy of the Christmas season. Here are some of the highlights: Over 1,500 presents were collected and delivered to our needy children and families through our Adopt-an-Angel campaign. Thanks to the 70+ businesses, churches, community groups,
Joyful Adoption Stories, FRC news, and School Counseling Expands… Click here for the November edition of our In the Know monthly e-newsletter!
On Tuesday, October 21, Griffis Sculpture Park and Gateway-Longview unveiled a beautiful, 8.5 foot sculpture inspired by youth at Gateway-Longview’s Center for Youth Development at 296 Monroe Street in Buffalo. For the past year, youth from Gateway’s Center for Youth Development have been working on the sculpture project, which was a collaboration with Griffis Sculpture
Pumpkin Run 5K, Preschoolers channel Picasso, & Vietnam veteran visits youth… Click here for the August edition of our In the Know monthly e-newsletter!
On August 5, Vietnam War veteran, David Bechtel, visited youth in our Supervised Independent Living Program (SILP) and gave a moving presentation on his experiences and year of service in South Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Drafted into the United States Army in 1966, Mr. Bechtel was 20 years old when he and his
Clients in the Residential Treatment Program at Gateway-Longview enjoyed the holiday season at their Holiday Party on Wednesday, Dec. 22.
tudents at Gateway-Longview’s Lynde School kicked off the Easter Season on Friday, April 15 at the School’s Annual Eggstravaganza Festival.
Love was in the air for students at Gateway-Longview’s Lynde School at the School’s annual Valentine’s Dance, which took place on Wednesday, Feb. 16