Significant Elements' unique inventory is donated by community members, contractors, businesses and institutions. Proceeds from the sale of donated items support all of Historic Ithaca's programs.Inventory includes:. Hardware. Trim and Millwork. Windows. Plumbing supplies such as, bathtubs, sinks, toilets, faucets and more. Books. Furniture. Doors. Cabinets. Home Decor

Procures all products and services for Town Departments. Produces daily purchase orders and requisitions and reviews vendor claims for payment.

Provides ways of raising money and colleting funds for research of Crohn's disease and colitis.

New York State Office of Children and Family Services allows businesses the opportunity to apply for funding opportunities.

Seeks to focus on the disease rather than ways of coping with it once diagnosed by: increasing public awareness of environmental links to the disease; gaining support for the precautionary principles as it applies to public policy; urging the public to demand more funding for environmental health research; and encouraging a better attitude toward personal lifestyle.

Sells fabric, yarn, sewing, fiber, and needlecraft supplies, as well as some upcycled/recycled clothing and local fiber crafts. Merchandise is primarily donated by community members or on consignment from local fiber artisans. Proceeds benefit the SewGreen Art Room classroom and its programs for children, teens, and adults.

FIYB is a nonprofit that supports the Ithaca Youth Bureau's mission, and its recreation and youth development programs promoting health, happiness and well-being of youth and families in the greater Ithaca area. The Ithaca Youth Bureau is a city department and cannot directly allocate resources and staff to solicit private funding. With increasing youth needs and decreasing government funding, the Friends of the Ithaca Youth Bureau fills this function.

Works to create and continue permanently a fund known as the United Way, to be collected cooperatively through voluntary subscriptions, as well as by gifts, bequests, and other legal means, which funds shall be periodically disbursed by the corporation, pursuant to its By-laws, for the maintenance of health, educational, recreational, welfare and charitable services. No direct services are offered through this agency.

Raises money in the community through the efforts of volunteers and invests those resources in programs that help people improve their lives. No direct assistance to individuals.

Dedicated to improving the lives of those diagnosed with cancer and finding a cure for the disease.

Provides administrative and technical support to the supervisor, town board and various departments and agencies in the town records all financial transactions, produces financial statements and reports for use by the supervisor, town board and general public and prepares and manages the budget, personnel and payroll activities.

Includes Supervisor as presiding officer, constitutes the governing body of Town, formulates policy, approves budgets, major operations and actions, awards bids, holds public hearings, and related functions.

Program allows people to donate their used or unwanted vehicles to local Lung Association in order to generate funds to assist in financing local programs which help to fight lung disease and promote lung health.

Responsible for the expenditures of all town funds, chief fiscal advisor to the Town Board, assists the Town Supervisor in the preparation of the budget, prepares and maintains accounts, records and documents of all receipts, accounts receivables, personnel and labor relations, investments and borrowing for the town, prepares payroll for the town, and serves as overseer of the health, dental and employee retirement programs.

Provides a tax-exempt organization dedicated to building basic affordable housing with volunteer labor and donated or purchased materials for deserving, low-to-moderate income Nassau County residents. Produces the newsletter, Habitatler, and has a speakers bureau. NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS: Habitat for Humanity International, Americus, GA 31709-6935.

Offers funding to local agencies who create programs for county youth. Also provides information about various youth issues locally and nationally.

Responsible for all purchasing and public work contracts. Solicits annual bids for the purchase of materials, commodities and equipment by the town. Room 227.

Provides fundraising for nonprofit agency programs whose goals align with United Way's initiatives of Education, Income and Health.

Through this program, private businesses, non-profits and municipal agencies are offered a unique opportunity to reduce their annual labor costs by providing employment opportunities for Rockland County youth between the ages of 14 and 18. Young people participating in the program receive life skills development, job readiness, office technology, child care, public relations and environmental maintenance training.

Provides a number of events throughout the year to raise money, raise awareness and build community involvement.

Seeks to connect individuals with meaningful opportunities for service and keeps individuals informed of volunteer opportunities.