Fortroyal Foundation

WIC, the Women Infants and Children program, is a supplemental food initiative designed to provide nutrition education and nutritious foods to income-eligible families, focusing on pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, as well as infants and children up to age five. With a commitment to improving nutritional status, WIC encourages breastfeeding as the optimal infant feeding choice while offering various community services and support resources. Operating through multiple locations in Fulton County, WIC ensures equitable access to its services for all participants, including those with limited English proficiency and disabilities. The program adheres to federal civil rights laws, fostering an inclusive environment for families in need of nutritional assistance and education. Generated from the website

The Glen Conservancy is dedicated to preserving the rich history of the hamlet of Glen, New York, while maintaining a historic building that serves as a community hub. The Hall, a former branch of the Dutch Reformed Church built in 1830, is an ADA-accessible venue that accommodates over 100 people and is a key part of the Glen National Register Historic District established in 2001. Acquired by the Glen Conservancy in 2013, the Hall is currently undergoing restoration and hosts concerts and various events during the warmer months. Through these efforts, the Conservancy promotes awareness and appreciation of the area's historical significance. Generated from the website