The Summit Center, Western New York’s leading service provider for children and adults with autism and other developmental, behavioral, and social challenges, has received $350,000 from The John R. Oishei Foundation, in support of Phase II of the organization’s $3.7 million Building Hope Capital Campaign.

Registration for the 2019 Autism Walk is now open! The Summit Center Autism Walk is a community-wide effort to raise funds in support of Summit’s programs and services in Western New York.  We hope you join us on Saturday, April 27 to celebrate our 20th year of the Walk!

Mark Brand, Esq., President and CEO of Actuarial Consulting Services, has been elected president of The Summit Center’s Board of Directors. Mark joined the Board in 2000 and served as Secretary/Treasurer from 2002-08.

In late September, Renewal Church in North Tonawanda opened its doors to The Summit Center to serve as the third location of the STEPS (Success Through Engagement and Positive Support) program.

The Summit Center has been designated as the western region hub for Prime Care Coordination, one of seven newly-formed Care Coordination Organizations (CCOs) in New York State. Prime Care Coordination is a network of people and services across Upstate New York that works together to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities receive the services and supports they need.
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The Summit Center unveiled details of its $3.7 million “Building Hope” capital campaign and announced gifts of $150,000 from the Golisano Foundation and M&T Bank at a donor reception on Tuesday, June 26, at Summit Academy’s Paddock Vocational Training Center.