Community Partners

RISE Housing and Support Services is proud to partner with community organizations who give generously to our community and contribute to the economic and cultural richness of our area.

 

Thank you, Kentucky Fried Chicken in Malta!

RISE would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) in Malta for their incredible generosity in donating weekly meals to our agency. The Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York contacted KFC in Malta on behalf of RISE about the possibility of a food donation. As a result, Kentucky Fried Chicken… Read More

Thank you, Death Wish Coffee Company!

At RISE, we are incredibly fortunate to have such caring individuals and companies supporting our mission. We want to extend a huge thank you to Death Wish Coffee Company for their ongoing donations of coffee to our Adelphi Street shelter. Their generosity not only boosts the spirits of our shelter guests, but it also provides… Read More

DiNapoli: Numbers of Homeless Population Doubled in New York

This article is from the Office of the new York State Comptroller Homelessness in New York state has grown sharply, more than doubling between January 2022 and January 2024, according to a report released today by New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. Homelessness grew by 53.1% from January 2023 to January 2024, more than four times… Read More

Welcome to our Newest Homebase Donors!

RISE would like to welcome Woods Oviatt Gilman, LLP and two private donors to our group of Homebase donors. We thank Woods Oviatt Gilman for their donations of $2,500. We also thank the two private donors for their donations of $50,000 and $10,000.  The total goal needed to create Homebase is $3,566,000. Currently we have… Read More

Thank You Clean Green Hauling and Removal!

Thanks to Clean Green Hauling and Removal for donating various repurposed items to the Adelphi Street shelter such as two grocery carts. Their generosity helps create a safe and welcoming environment for shelter guests. Clean Green Hauling and Removal recycles and donates as many items as possible to support local nonprofit organizations as part of… Read More

We Appreciate The Giving Circle!

RISE appreciates The Giving Circle for their dedication to individuals experiencing homelessness and to the Adelphi Street shelter!   The Giving Circle Outreach Team has been helping those living on the streets and in shelters for the past 12 years. The outreach team consists of Rachael Dwyer, Melissa Phillips, Patty Riggi, Jay Scarborough, and Jack Sullivan.… Read More

Thank You, Community Partners!

The Adelphi Street shelter opened June 12, 2023, and since opening has provided our guests are able to have breakfast, lunch and dinner. That is over 1,700 meals that we have been able to serve thanks to the support of our community and faith-based partners. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to our… Read More

Thank You for the Festive Holiday Meal

  Thank you to donations from the Country Corner Cafe and Franklin Square Market and Commissioner Dillon Moran, who provided funding, we served a festive holiday meal on Christmas Eve to our guests at the Adelphi Street Shelter! Your generosity helped make the holidays brighter for those experiencing homelessness. We appreciate your support!

Capital Region Gives Back

On Wednesday December 11th, Sybil Newell, RISE Executive Director, and Lindsey Connors, RISE Associate Executive Director, attended the 6th annual Capital Region Gives Back, an event that honors 10 local do-gooders and raises money for the nonprofits they represent.  RISE congratulates this year’s honorees. We’d also like to thank the event coordinators for donating the… Read More

Thank You Empty Stocking Project!

RISE would like to thank the Empty Stocking Project a program through The Saratoga County Children’s Committee for the generous donation of gifts for the families our Care Management Team serves.   The Empty Stocking Project is the largest and most widely recognized program of the Saratoga County Children’s Committee. There are hundreds of children living within Saratoga… Read More