Seventh Annual UlsterCorps Service Summit
Wednesday, April 27th, 2016, 8:30am-noon
SUNY New Paltz
Co-sponsored by the Benjamin Center at SUNY New Paltz,
Ulster Savings Bank and Central Hudson
The Summit is free to attend, but pre-registration is required.
UlsterCorps’ Seventh Annual Service Summit will bring together community leaders from the nonprofit, business, higher education and governmental sectors with local growers, gleaners, and volunteers to focus on volunteer-led initiatives to address hunger, food insecurity and poor nutrition. The program will include presentations and a panel discussion with representatives of local Farm to Food Pantry and Urban Farm Programs as well as related programs from other parts of the region and state. The Summit is being designed to provide a platform for identifying and sharing best practices for engaging farms, food pantries and volunteers to bring more nutritious, locally grown food to those most in need in our community, reduce transportation costs, and keep wholesome food out of the waste stream. Speakers include: Lee Anne Albritton, Poughkeepsie Farm Project; Deborah DeWan, Executive Director, Rondout Valley Growers Association; Judy Douglas, Director, Volunteer Engagement and Community Partner Relations for Volunteer New York!; March Gallagher, President & CEO, Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley; Christine Hein, Executive Director, People’s Place; Stiles Najac, Food Security Coordinator, GleanMobile, Farm to School, Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County; Diane Serratore, Executive Director, People to People, Rockland County and KayCee Wimbish, Project Director and Farmer, Kingston YMCA Farm Project.
As always it will feature round-table discussions giving all attendees an opportunity to participate, share ideas and network. Members of the community interested in volunteering with these initiatives are welcome to attend. The Summit, which is free to participants, is part of the on-going work of UlsterCorps to deepen the knowledge about volunteerism and to find ways to strengthen a culture of service and collaboration in Ulster County. A locally-sourced, healthy breakfast will be available to participants.
Registration is free but required and limited to the first 70 respondents. Register below or by emailing register@ulstercorps.org or by phone (845) 481-0331.
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2015 Summit Info + Materials:
>> 2015 Summit Agenda
>> 2015 Summit Participants List
>> 2015 Agency Survey
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2014 SERVICE SUMMIT Info + Materials:
>> 2014 Summit Agenda
>> 2014 Summit Speaker Bios
>> Community Animal Response Team Presentation
– by Dr David Chico
>> Photos from the 2014 Summit
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2013 SERVICE SUMMIT Info + Materials:
Service Summit 2013 Agenda
Service Summit 2013 Speaker Bios
Service Summit 2013 Participants List
Photos from the 2013 Service Summit
Video from the 2013 Service Summit – Part 1 | Part 2
Thanks to photgrapher/videographers Ilene Cutler and Pam Kray!
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2012 SERVICE SUMMIT Info + Materials:
Service Summit 2012 Agenda
Service Summit 2012 Speaker Bios
Service Summit 2012 Participants List
Service Summit 2012 Roundtable Discussion Summary
Service Summit 2012 Evaluation Forms
Hunger Project Mind Map
Hunger Project Map of Food Pantries – Poster for UCAT Buses
Generously funded by Lifebridge Foundation and PDQ Printing
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New Visions Hunger Project Research Documents Presented at the 2011 Summit:
Research Document 1 – Ulster County Soup Kitchens + Food Pantries
Research Document 2 – NV Hunger Project Logic Model
Research Document 3 – Interactive Map of Food Pantries, Supermarkets & UCAT Bus Routes
created by Ulster County BOCES New Visions Health Career Explorations students, 2011
2011 Summit Agenda
2011 Summit Participants List
2011 Service Summit Evaluations
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2010 SERVICE SUMMIT Info + Materials:
Listen to Greg Fry’s report on the 2010 Summit on WAMC
2010 Summit Agenda
2010 Summit Participants List
2010 Summit Evaluation Responses
2010 Agency Survey Report
2010 Volunteer Survey Report
Thank you to our
2016 Summit Sponsors:
The Benjamin Center at SUNY New Paltz | |
Ulster Savings Bank | |
Central Hudson |
6 spaces available
Registration is closed for this event.