The annual report, also called an Impact Report shows the financials of the organization and snapshots of some programs. The report is now available online: you can download it here. We are happy to drop a paper copy in the mail to you. If you would like to receive a hard copy, please call or… more
For Valentine’s Day, consider a gift of kindness A gift to Unity House can be a way to show appreciation for the services people rely on. It can also be a way to send love to a special someone in your life. A Special Gift This year, instead of candy or flowers, make a gift… more
Vital Funding for Unity on the Move, our Mobile Food Pantry and Resource Connector Unity House has been selected as a 2024-2025 grantee of the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation. This grant will enable us to keep our mobile food pantry on the move, providing critical services for those who need it most. In turn, we… more
1,500 Children! On behalf of the many families YOU helped us help this holiday season, thank you. Each year we assist families in need by providing new toys and necessities for children of all ages, across all Unity House sites and programs. It’s an amazing undertaking that would not be possible without LOTS of… more
Walk-in Sites Closed Two Days Our two walk-in sites, The Kathryn Allen Center for Domestic Violence Services and The Front Door at 2431 6th Avenue, will observe the following schedule: Wednesday, December 25: Closed in observance of Christmas Thursday, January 1: Closed in observance of New Year’s Day Please note that on December 24 and… more
A Warm Welcome Volunteers are vital to the fulfillment of the Unity House mission. Among the most dedicated of volunteers are those who serve on the Unity House Board of Directors. This dedicated team works individually and collectively to share their time, talent, and treasure. They exemplify the highest commitment to the people we serve…. more
Making a Difference Each year, volunteers and groups help at Unity House. Among the sites where we rely on helpers, are our main kitchen, our food pantry, our personal care pantry, and in ReStyle, the Unity House store. Leading up to Thanksgiving, volunteers often help in our food pantry, where we load in food from… more
Newsletter Available Online The Unity House Newsletter is now available online. You can view it by clicking Newsletter 2024. If you would like a hard copy of the newsletter mailed to you, please don’t hesitate to give us a call at (518) 274-2633 x4133.
Helping individuals and families with one-time, small grants The Deuteronomy fund was set up in 1999 by Mary Jane Smith and John Henry Lyons, social activists who wanted a way to help people with emergencies, large or small. The fund often helps with exceptional problems for which no other source of funding is available. The… more
Food Insecurity Spike Unity House has seen an increase in need from households facing food insecurity. Often, the people who come to us in need have jobs, but they don’t make enough money to meet their needs. Sometimes their paychecks put them just above the poverty level, so resources are not readily available. For this… more