The Oswego County Board of Realtors recently presented Karen Merrill, coordinator of Oswego County Opportunities’ PATH program, with a check in support of the program’s efforts of helping area youth.
A group of fourth through sixth grade Frederick Leighton Elementary School students created cards for residents of the Sunrise Nursing Home. They personally delivered the holiday greetings.
Melissa Wise, residential support counselor with Oswego County Opportunities, stopped by Canalview Travel to collect presents for OCO’s homeless apartment program.
Students donated a quarter to the “Habitat for Humanity” project and as a result received the opportunity to wear pajamas in school on the final day before the holiday recess.
Thanks to the generosity of Black Clawson and its employees, families in Oswego County Opportunities’ Fulton Youth & Family and Housing Programs will have a merrier holiday season.
The Oswego Youth Court will hold a training for new members on Dec. 27 – 29, during Christmas break. It will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Oswego City Hall.
Joanne Anderson of the Prince Of Peace Church in Fulton presented Jo-Lyn Phillips of Oswego County Opportunities with boxes of food that the congregation donated for families living in OCO’s homeless apartment program.
SUNY Oswego Lakers Women’s Ice Hockey team supports the United Way.
One of Oswego County’s most community minded companies, Entergy’s James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant, recently completed its annual employee campaign in support of the United Way of Greater Oswego County.
Coordinator of WIC and Health Enrollment Services for Oswego County Opportunities, Cindy Palamar was a recent recipient of OCO’s prestigious Outstanding Employee Award.
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