Fulton Block Builders logo provided by Linda Eagan.
FULTON – Recently, Fulton Block Builders (FBB) was selected as one of 10 finalists out of over 400 nominations across eight counties for CNY Tuesday’s March 2021 grants campaign.
CNY Tuesdays is a weekly campaign that gives a voice to the amazing non-profits making a difference in Central New York communities and for CNY citizens. Through a partnership with NBC3 News, Adam Weitsman, owner of Upstate Shredding, and his daughter, Clover, are empowering the featured organizations to transform their communities even further through weekly $2,000 grants.
“Thanks to the strong voice of the Fulton Community and FBB supporters from afar, FBB was awarded a grant placing in the top 5 out of 10 organizations for the month,” said Linda Eagan, FBB Director. “Each and every time FBB sets a goal, the community rallies and goes above and beyond! Followers took time out of their busy schedules to vote for FBB every day on CNY Tuesday�
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DESIGNED for life- Joe Palmer and Megan Leckie A VIRTUAL Kendal Castle and Barrow docks will form part of an online youth club to combat Covid isolation. Cancer Care chief executive Alison Stainthorpe said the activities launched online will allow more children suffering isolation, to engage in a local virtual word. She said: This is a hugely exciting for Cancer Care and will be a wonderful addition to the work our youth workers already do, by supporting the young people who like many of us, have been impacted by the isolation caused by the successive lockdowns. Cancer Care, has had help with the project from Block Builders, who describe themselves as experts in digital youth engagement.
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