Affiliations

Affiliations

Working Together For a Better Tomorrow

Affiliations

Working Together For a Better Tomorrow

MCFC, Inc. partners with the following agencies to reach more individuals and provide additional resources and support:






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MCFC is excited to partner with the local information and referral crisis helpline -- 211 Lifeline. If you or your loved ones need help or require services, please visit 211lifeline.org.


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A.J. Ali

Founder & CEO, L.O.V.E. Is The Answer
2022 Joseph R. Biden Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree
U.S. Air Force Service Disabled Veteran
Cell:
443-463-5009
Film:
www.WalkingWhileBlack.com
Book & Movement:
www.trylovenow.com
Connect/About Me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ajali/
Schedule a call or Zoom: https://calendly.com/ajali/30-minute-call


Allison Stiles, PhD, Faculty Psychologist

UR Medicine: Pediatric Behavioral Health & Wellness
University of Rochester Medical Center: Department of Psychiatry
Office Phone: 585.273.3359
Fax: 585.273.1117


ASALH Rochester

Pamela Reese-Smith - President
asalhrochester@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/ASALHROCHESTER/
https://asalh.org/


Ashley Simmons

RIT Science Technology Entry Program (STEP)
24 Lomb Memorial Dr. Rochester, NY 14623 - Annex 88 Rm. 1002
Office: 585.475.4617
Fax: 585.475.2888
aask12@rit.edu
https://sites.google.com/rhnet.org/rit-science-technology-entry-p/home


Barbara A. Lake/Founder-CEO

BSBA/LSSGB
Purposeful Concepts LLC
56 Alpha St.
Rochester, NY 14612
(585) 337-9339 or (928) 399-0444
www.purposefulconceptsllc.com
barbara@purposefulconceptsllc.com
Charlotte Business Association, Inc. – Secretary,
Economic Development, and Health/Human Relations Committee Chair
Charlotte Community Directory – Chair
CBA Youth Commission – Co-chair
https://charlottebusinessassociation.org/ - Chair

Center for Youth
Website: http://www.centerforyouth.net
(585) 271-7670 24/7 hotline


Center4Hope


1301 Vintage Lane
Rochester, NY 14626
Food Pantry Hours of Operation
1st 4 Tuesdays of the Month 930 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
2nd and 3rd Thursdays of the month 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
1st 4 Saturdays of the Month 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m
First-time walk-ins welcome but to ensure food availability please make an appointment through our online website or by calling 585-723-4673 #205
Employment Counseling -
www.center4hopegreece.org for appointments
Financial Coaching -
www.center4hopegreece.org for appointments


Cynthia Adell - CEO and President
Rochester Health Engagement Partners, Inc.
healthengagementpartners@gmail.com

https://www.rhepartners.org/
(585) 261-9389


Day of Life Foundation
Patricia Blanding CEO/President
dayoflife2702@gmail.com
(585) 532-0445


Dr. Natalie LaBlance and Dr. Rose Muherwia
University of Rochester, School of Nursing
601 Elmwood Avenue Box SON
Rochester, NY 14642
585.490.7646;
Rose_Muheriwa@URMC.Rochester.edu;
585.275.4520; Natalie_Leblanc@urmc.rochester.edu


Dr. Torrance Jones
Sheriff’s Community Affairs Executive
Monroe County Sheriff’s Office
130 S. Plymouth Ave.
Rochester, NY 14614
(585) 753 – 4767
torrancejones@monroecounty.gov


Jayslynn Antonetti, Community Relations Specialist
Fidelis Care
100 Willowbrook Office Park, Suite 100
Fairport New York 14450
Phone: (585) 217-1067
Jantonetti@fideliscare.org
Website:
http://www.fideliscare.org


Jordan Marsh-Lindskoog, AIRS CRS-D/C
They/Them/Theirs Resource Manager
Goodwill of the Finger Lakes Direct Line: 585-642-6305
Department Line: 585-327-4451 jmarsh@goodwillfingerlakes.org
www.211lifeline.org


Kathleen Graupman
Superintendent of the Greece Central School District
Her email is kathleen.graupman@greececsd.org
Phone Number is (585) 966-2321
Greece website is
www.greececsd.org


Kelly Sperduto
Community Schools and Family Engagement Coordinator
Greece Central School District
(585) 966-2428


Lori Shaw, RDH, MAeD | Oral Health Provider
C: 585-690-2560 | E: lshaw@Healthplex.com |Rochester New York| Healthplex.com
Healthplex is committed to providing access to high quality affordable dental care and to improving the oral health of our community.
Our comprehensive, innovative solutions serve to build trust and deliver value.


Mike Manioci
Segment Strategy & Performance
Community Engagement Program Manager, Safety Net & Individual Market Sales
Excellus Health Plan, Inc. / 165 Court Street / Rochester, NY 14647
C: 585.773-0199 /
michael.manioci@excellus.com


Mindy Kirby
Adult Health Homes Program Manager
she/her/hers
1099 Jay St. | Rochester, NY 14611
(585) 328-0740 x555
(585) 754-5746 (c)
(585) 328-0815 (f)
http://villaofhope.org


Mrs. Martha Hope - Founder
Senior Expressions, Inc.
seniorexpressionsinc@gmail.com
https://www.seniorexpressionsinc.com


PEEEEEEK- BIPOC Parent and Caregiver Mental Health Project Movement

SaraTaylor - Founder and Visionary
bipocparentvoice@gmail.com


Savannah L Wallenhorst

Family First of NY Credit Union
Member Service Trainer
Financial Counselor
p: 585-586-8225 ext 141
f: 585-504-6181
e: savannah.wallenhorst@familyfirstny.com
NMLS #: 657251
http://www.familyfirstny.com



Thomas V. Cuyler Jr.
Youth Engagement Coordinator, Levine Center to End Hate
Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester
255 East Avenue, Suite 201, Rochester, NY 14604
585.241.8699 (O) | 585.474.4890 (C) |
tcuyler@jewishrochester.org






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Making a Difference with MCFC


Monroe County Family Coalition, Inc. (MCFC) is a nonprofit organization formed by a group of Monroe County parents, teachers, and counselors, in the wake of the Black Families Matter rally that was held on June 20, 2020.
The community within Greece, NY, came together with a vision to create opportunities for families to bring about change, and bridge inequality gaps in the community.
To consistently explore innovative ways to advocate on behalf of families within our region

To connect local families to community resources and bridge the gap between local government and partnering agencies and at-risk youth and families.
To create safe places for a courageous dialog between various entities within the community that addresses diverse contentious matters
Creating opportunities for families to bring about change and bridge inequality gaps in the community.


Core values:

1. To serve the community with integrity.
2. To be committed to dependability.
3. To consistently explore innovative ways to advocate on behalf of families






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