Useful Links of our Sponsors and Affiliates

Here are some great links to our sponsors and affiliates and a few links about home improvement projects:

Syracuse Habitat for Humanity, Inc.
Building houses in partnership with God's people in need.

Habitat for Humanity International
Habitat for Humanity International is a non-profit, non-denominational Christian housing organization. Since 1976, Habitat has built more than 50,000 houses with families throughout the United States, and another 100,000-plus houses in communities around the world. Now at work in 92 countries, we are building a house every 26 minutes. By 2005, Habitat houses will be sheltering 1 million people.

Central New York Community Foundation, Inc.
The Central New York Community Foundation, through the effective use of its endowment, enhances the quality of life for those who live and work within the community.
In December 2003, CNYCF awarded $15,000 from the John F. Marsellus Fund to assist in equipment purchases and building renovations for the ReStore.

OCRRA (Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency)
Keeping Onondaga County cleaner and greener!
OCRRA was created by the New York State Legislature to manage one of those vital public services many county residents take for granted - how to cope with those mountains of trash we produce on a daily basis. They are a non-profit public benefit corporation similar to the New York State Thruway Authority, not an arm of the county government. Its Board of Directors are citizen volunteers who devote countless hours to the development of programs and policies for the management of solid waste. OCRRA does not rely on county taxes.

Value Home Center
Valu Home Centers, a privately owned regional Home Center chain based in Buffalo, New York, has been proudly serving the do-it-yourselfer since 1968. With 41 stores and more than 1000 employees in Western and Central New York, and Northwestern Pennsylvania, Valu provides its customers with the perfect alternative to the large, warehouse home improvement stores.

Home Improvement Links

Lowe's
Has an extensive how-to library of do-it-yourself projects.

Home Depot
Learn how to troubleshoot an electrical problem, build a deck, install cabinet doors or lay out a garden bed, step by step. We can guide you through over 150 home improvement projects and offer plenty of tips and ideas along the way.

Better Homes and Gardens
Home improvement encyclopedia: your step-by-step repair guide.