BFNC COVID Relief Utility & Grocery Assistance Program

NEED ASSISTANCE WITH YOUR UTILITIES OR NEED GROCERY HELP BECAUSE OF COVID-19? CALL 211 and request the BFNC COVID Relief Utility & Grocery Assistance Program OR Call Daysi Ball @BFNC directly for intake at (716) 853-0600 ext. 132.

THINGS TO KNOW FACT SHEET –  BFNC COVID Relief Utility Funds FACT Sheet 060821

INTAKE FORM – PLEASE DOWNLOAD, COMPLETE and email to dball@bfnc.org.
BFNC Emergency and Family Service intake form

A COVID-19 Conversation About Vaccines: Watch Video

BFNC invited Dr. Allana Krolikowski and Takesha Leonard EdD FNP-BC from Jericho Road Community Health to answer questions presented by BFNC staff and clients.
We realize that taking the vaccine is a personal choice but we wanted to share the information and real life observations from experienced medical professionals who treat residents in undeserved communities.
We hope you enjoy the candid conversation.
THANK YOU Jericho Road Community Health!
Please click on the link below to view the video.

TAX HELP NEEDED? Call 2-1-1 For Assistance

BFNC Partners with Many to Offer Locally Grown Fruits & Vegetables

Article originally posted on Buffalo Rising

Danielle Rovillo, the Market’s Director of the Massachusetts Avenue Project (MAP), described the selection process of the Mobile Market’s produce in their efforts to supply the freshest fruits and vegetables for those within the community.

“Our produce comes from both urban and rural growers. We have about seven farms that we work with regularly and we’re always looking for new ones.”

The local collection of the produce allows for guaranteed freshness and overall produce quality. Although the produce is not organic, the Mobile Market’s local fruits and vegetables remain full of nutrients during the farm-to-table process due to their immediate transportation time.

“We travel near and far to grab produce and sometimes we travel over an hour to pick stuff up. We work hard to work with farmers that are using natural growing methods. As best as we can, we work with farmers using limited pesticides and chemicals. We don’t use any of that stuff on our farm but we’re only an acre on the west side so we can’t grow it all; a lot of our farmers are using natural methods.”