General Support
You may download the Adobe Pro PDF application form, fill out electronically
and send it as an attachment to info@sullivanrenaissance.org.
You may also download and print the application and fax to 845.295.2746
| Or mail to: | Sullivan Renaissance Gerry Foundation PO Box 311 Liberty, NY 12754 |
Sullivan Renaissance Gerry Foundation PO Box 311 Liberty, NY 12754 |
Recent News
‘HAVE YOU RENAISSANCED TODAY’
Sullivan Renaissance Beautification Grants Awarded | Mar. 28, 2008
GREEN IS AN EVOLUTION, NOT A REVOLUTION
Builder ‘demystifies green building’ at seminar | Mar. 25, 2008
‘RURAL LIFE IN THE CATSKILLS’
Forum set for Friday, March 28th at Cooperative Extension | Mar. 21, 2008
Photo Galleries
Spring Forum
Sullivan Renaissance Grant Program is now in its eighth season
Solar Renaissance
Sullivan Renaissance partners with NYSERDA
Applications are due on Monday, March 17, 2008. Grants will be awarded on Thursday, March 27, 2008. At that time, communities will be given their Phase I check along with a project binder. The binder is an organizational tool, a place to document the project, fundraising efforts, youth involvement, before and after photos, and receipts. Note: receipts are mandatory and must be included and returned with the completed binder.
Additional support includes Renaissance Seminars, a Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce Merchant Discount card, an ornamental tree for Arbor Day, project mentoring and site visits, technical assistance, and resource guides.
Support to Groups in All Categories
- Binder
- Resource Guide
- Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce Merchant Discount Program
- Project monitoring/mentoring (site visits)
- Horticultural support
- Community development and planning assistance
- Arbor Day Tree
- List your Renaissance event on our web calendar
- Ongoing support available. We will go anywhere, anytime.
Call 845-295-2445 or email info@sullivanrenaissance.org
Sullivan Renaissance Seminars
Renaissance Seminars help groups plan and develop their projects. Held approximately once a month, topics include: planning, starting new projects, volunteer recruitment, raising money, horticultural practices and application assistance.