Chapel Youth Center

International Students Inc. in Amherst, Town of, NY is a Christian organization that serves international students at the State University of New York at Buffalo (UB) and Buffalo State College. They offer programs and activities for all international students, regardless of their religious beliefs, and provide opportunities for Christian fellowship and Bible study for those interested. ISI also partners with Christian Americans in the community, creating a welcoming environment for students to make friends and learn about American culture. With a dedicated team and a mission to share Christ's love, International Students Inc. in Buffalo is a place where international students can find support, friendship, and a sense of belonging. Whether students are looking for information on programs and activities, or are interested in learning about Christianity, ISI offers a welcoming and inclusive community for all international students and scholars.Generated from the website

The Nor-Ton Red Jacket Club, Inc. is a non-profit organization established in 1984, dedicated to providing low-cost outdoor educational activities for youth in the western New York area. Committed to promoting health and fitness, leadership and teamwork, and environmental appreciation, the club offers a wide range of program activities, including canoeing, kayaking, team building games, and fishing. With strong affiliations with local schools and youth organizations, the club also provides facilities for evening meetings, daytime programs, and weekend retreats. Offering two well-equipped cabins, Uncle John's Cabin and Thelma Walter Balling Cabin, the Nor-Ton Red Jacket Club provides comfortable accommodations for large groups of youth. The cabins feature amenities such as bunk beds, cooking facilities, hot and cold running water, and entertainment options like TV and DVD players. In addition, the club offers various outdoor amenities, including a campfire council ring, a suspension bridge, and a nature fitness trail. Recently, the club has extended its services to include free use of the camp for groups of children with special needs.Generated from the website