Livingston County Historical Society and Museum

The Olmsted Center for the Visually Impaired, formerly known as Blind Association of Western New York, is a nonprofit organization that serves blind and visually impaired individuals. The organization serves clients in their homes, schools and work places. Its Statler Center is a hospitality employment training program for visually and physically disabled people. The Olmsted Center for the Visually Impaired also operates Paul T. Bulger Vision Clinic, which treats vision loss and physical, cognitive and emotional issues related to visual impairment. The organization s preschool is a program for children with vision impairments and other disabilities. Founded in 1907, it is located in Buffalo, N.Y.

Cornell Cooperative Extension is a community-based educational organization that is governed by a board of directors. Its programs offer information on agricultural production, economic development, youth leadership, nutrition, environmental resource management and public policies. The organization offers parenting classes on child discipline, anger management and family responsibilities. Its consumer horticulture program offers information on organic gardening, pruning, houseplants, plant diseases, pest management and fertilizers. The organization also offers workshops on health and food safety. Located in Batavia, N.Y., Cornell Cooperative Extension offers programs for youth in the age group of 8 to 19 years. Its youth activities include award trips, dairy bowls, public presentations, state fairs and community service projects.