Inclusive Design for Belonging

Provides retreats and camp programs for adult populations, including women’s weekends, wellness and mindfulness retreats, clergy retreats, and the 'Fun After 50' camp for adults over 50, with structured programming and participant welcome materials.

Operates cabins, main buildings, and Pilgrim Lodge at the conference center for use in camps, retreats, conferences, banquets, meetings, picnics, and family reunions, with seasonal availability from May through October and year-round access to select facilities. Grounds include accessible terrain and parking.

Hosts week-long and weekend family camp programs, including two dedicated week-long sessions and specialized weekends for families of individuals with autism spectrum disorder, fostering community and shared spiritual and recreational experiences.

Runs seasonal camp offerings including winter weekend adventures for youth in grades 3–9, fall adventure camps, and recurring weekend programs such as scrapbooking camps, providing structured activities and participant support materials like welcome letters and packing lists.

Provides week-long summer camps centered on specific activities, including soccer, swimming, and outdoor adventure, for youth entering grades 3 through 9 or 11, with structured programming, meals, and participant support materials.

Provides a summer day camp for children entering kindergarten through 8th grade, operating Monday through Friday from June 29 to August 14, with full-day (7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) and part-time options (Tuesdays and Thursdays for $120 per week), offering recreation, meals, and snacks, and reaching full capacity in recent sessions.

Hosts immersive themed weekend and summer camps for youth, including Harry Potter and Star Wars weekends for students entering grades 3–9, combining recreation, adventure, and imaginative engagement within a faith-based context.

Runs multiple week-long summer camp programs tailored to specific age groups, including children entering grades 1–5, grades 3–7, grades 3–9, grades 7–10, and high school graduates. These programs include recreational, spiritual, and educational activities within a Christian environment.

Designs, plans, and operates special projects such as Serenity Gardens, including an enclosed sensory park with fragrant plants, braille gardens, sensory paths, and tactile features to serve residents with special needs who may not typically use public parks. The project is supported through donor contributions of funds, services, and volunteer time.

Provides a public television access service on a non-discriminatory, first-come, first-served basis, enabling Staten Island residents to develop, produce, and broadcast their own television shows with staff support. Programming is distributed via cable channels, live streaming, and a mobile app.

Conducts studio tours and facilitates Q&A sessions with media professionals to educate students and community groups about media production and careers in the field. Special outreach includes group visits for individuals with disabilities from partner organizations.

Accepts program submissions exclusively in MP4 format with required metadata, including series and episode names. Requires a 5-second opening disclaimer, end credits with production attribution, and submission of a completed Cablecast form with accurate program details.

Maintains two studios, two editing suites, and a portable camera division with camera kits available for community use. Offers free access to production equipment and studio facilities for eligible community members to produce and broadcast programming, with a request-based reservation process and required documentation.

Offers comprehensive, hands-on television production training for Staten Island residents and affiliated nonprofit organizations, including instruction in camera operation, audio mixing, Tricaster operation, and crew roles in a professional studio setting. Training is available to the general public, school groups, and individuals with disabilities.

Provides free items and experiences to adults with disabilities, including sneakers in partnership with Runner's Roost, free ice cream, and tickets to concerts such as the Lee Brice show.

Provides services and programs aimed at improving the quality of life for adults with disabilities in Western New York. Activities include community events, holiday giving, and distribution of goods such as sneakers, concert tickets, and ice cream.

Organizes community events such as the "Goes Green Party" and fundraisers featuring raffles and 50/50 draws to support programming for adults with disabilities.

Receives operational or programmatic support from local businesses including Home Depot (West Seneca), Gullo's Nursery (Hamburg), and Murray Brothers Nurseries & Garden Center (Orchard Park).