Philanthropist Margaret L. Wendt was the daughter of William and Mary Geis Wendt. Her father was one of the founders of the Buffalo Forge Company.  In 1957, the Margaret L. Wendt Foundation was created for charitable purposes. To this day, the Foundation, in Margaret’s name, continues to help organizations across our area.

St. Simon's Episcopal Church purchased the old bar on Seneca St. for about $35,000 at auction. This effort was the brainchild of mainly two parishioners. Both prefer to remain anonymous. Finally a grant was secured from "The Margaret L. Wendt Foundation". Later a grant was awarded by The Episcopal Diocese of WNY.

St. Mark's parishioners regularly collects food for us and periodically donates a portion of their outreach funds.

What fun people. Disabilities... Yes. But that doesn't stop them from wanting to help a neighbor. They always bring us fresh baked goods right from their kitchen. They brighten our days and are good examples for all of us.

We can always count on St. Teresa's and their parishioners for donations of anything from food, gifts for families at Christmas time, and not to forget Rev. James B. Cunningham, Pastor, for blankets many of which he makes himself.

Thank you to our extended family at Grace Church. It is so nice for the two way support we share, and we thank you!

Thank you Fr. Bob and parishioners for your food donations to the Genesis Center. we thank you!

The goodies from Wegman's are real treats for our guests of the food pantry. Everyone loves the fresh fruits, cakes, pies, and specialty deserts. The Wegman's tables at the center is a real favorite.

If it were not for Northridge Nursery, we would not have beautiful plants on Seneca St. in spring and summer. Thank you for your gifts of beauty.

We are so proud to serve your sweets and donuts at out soup kitchen meals. The folks love them. They always ask where they come from, and we are always happy to share your name.