What they call their work
What they do
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Community Foundation & United Way Support 1 activity
- Funding Jack's Place through apparel salesDonates a percentage of proceeds from apparel sales to support Jack's Place, functioning as a grantmaking mechanism to fund the hospitality house.
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Charity Golf Tournament Fundraiser 1 activity
- Hosting annual fundraising eventsOrganizes recurring fundraising events including the 21st Annual Jack Falvo III Memorial Golf Tournament at Western Turnpike Golf Club and other events such as psychic readings, golf tournaments, breakfasts, and pasta dinners to support Jack's Place.
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Medical Travel and Housing Support 1 activity
- Operating Jack's Place hospitality houseOwns and operates Jack's Place, a hospitality house providing temporary housing for families of children receiving medical care at Ellis Hospital, Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital, and Northwood’s Rehabilitation and Extended Care Facility. The facility has eight private bedrooms, each with a bathroom and shower, and shared living areas.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Constructing and furnishing Jack's PlaceCompleted construction and setup of Jack's Place, a converted eight-bedroom residence in Schenectady at 1100 Nott St., with a total project cost of $500,000, funded through donations and volunteer labor. Includes organizing in-kind donations and volunteer efforts for construction, plumbing, HVAC, and furnishings.
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Who runs it
- JACK FALVO JR — PRESIDENT
- JACQUELINE F NORMAN — DIRECTOR
- JANICE ABBALE — SECRETARY
- JOHN FALVO — TREASURER
- JOHN ROTH — DIRECTOR
- JULIA FALVO — SECRETARY
- KATHLEEN FALVO — VICE PRESIDE
- MEGAN HORAN — DIRECTOR
- NICHOLAS FALVO — DIRECTOR
- ROBERT GACH — DIRECTOR
- STANLEY NORMAN — DIRECTOR
Who they work with
- A Gary’s Treasures Partner — Partner organization handling apparel orders and donating a percentage of sales to Jack's Place.
- Capital Region BOCES Partner — Provided student volunteers who contributed labor and learned skills during construction of Jack's Place.
- Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical School Partner — Partnered with CTE students who contributed labor and secured a Lowe's grant for the renovation of Jack's Place.
- Electric City Horns Partner — Featured musical performance at a benefit event for the Jack Falvo III Foundation.
- Ellis Hospital Partner — Families of patients at Ellis Hospital are intended beneficiaries of Jack's Place.
- Ellis Hospital Partner — Located near Ellis Hospital and serves families of patients receiving rehabilitation care there.
- Ellis Hospital Partner — Medical center serving as a reference point for families hosted at Jack's Place during their loved ones' treatment.
- Ellis Hospital Partner — Partner healthcare institution whose pediatric patients' families will be housed at Jack's Place.
- Ellis Hospital Partner — Partner hospital serving patients whose families may stay at Jack's Place.
- Ellis Hospital Partner — Proposed location of Jack's Place near Ellis Hospital to serve families of patients receiving treatment.
- Ellis Hospital Partner — Serves families of children receiving treatment at the hospital.
- Finger Diddle Partner — Performed at a benefit event to support the Jack Falvo III Foundation.
- Guilderland Elks Partner — Hosts an event venue for a fundraiser benefiting Jack's Place.
- Lowe's Funder — Provided a $25,000 grant to support building material costs for the Jack's Place renovation.
- Lowes Partner — Donated $25,000 for construction supplies for Jack's Place.
- Northwoods at Hilltop Partner — Target hospital whose patients' families would be served by Jack's Place in Niskayuna.
- Northwood’s Rehabilitation and ExtendedCare Facility Partner — Partner facility serving patients whose families may stay at Jack's Place.
- St. Peter's Health Partners Partner — Partners with St. Peter's Health Partners, which oversees Sunnyview, in supporting the establishment of Jack's Place.
- Sunnyview Hospital Partner — Families of patients at Sunnyview Hospital are intended beneficiaries of Jack's Place.
- Sunnyview Rehabilitation Center Partner — Partner healthcare institution whose patients' families will be housed at Jack's Place.
- Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital Partner — Adjacent hospital to Ellis where Jack's Place is intended to serve families of rehabilitation patients.
- Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital Partner — Collaborates with Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital to qualify guests for overnight stays at Jack's Place.
- Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital Partner — Collaborates with staff at Sunnyview in the creation and operation of Jack's Place.
- Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital Partner — Located near Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital and serves families of patients receiving rehabilitation care there.
- Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital Partner — Partner hospital serving patients whose families may stay at Jack's Place.
- Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital Partner — Rehabilitation hospital serving as a reference point for families hosted at Jack's Place during their loved ones' treatment.
- Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital Partner — Serves families of children receiving treatment at the hospital.
- The Ashes Pub and Grill Partner — Hosted a benefit event to raise funds for the Jack Falvo III Foundation's "Jack's Place" initiative.
- Western Turnpike Golf Club Partner — Host venue for the annual charity golf tournament.
How they approach the work
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- Home-Away-From-Home Model for Medical Familiesmethodology: home-away-from-homeBy providing temporary, home-like housing for families of pediatric patients undergoing medical treatment, the organization reduces stress and logistical barriers, thereby improving access to and engagement with critical care because stable proximity to hospitals supports emotional well-being and consistent medical advocacy.
- Memorial-Driven Service Modelmethodology: tribute-based serviceBy channeling the legacy of Jack Falvo III into direct family support during medical crises, the organization honors compassionate values and strengthens community engagement because service in memory of an individual deepens donor and recipient emotional investment in the mission.
- Workforce Development Through Community Rehabilitation Projectsmethodology: workforce-development-partnershipBy engaging career and technical education students in hands-on home rehabilitation projects under professional mentorship, the organization advances both community revitalization and skill development because real-world service builds technical competence and civic responsibility in emerging workers.