Board of Directors:
Jim Marshall, DVM - Pres.
Veterinarian (Ret.)
Charles Elliott, MD
Physician (Ret.)
Kathleen Elliott
Family Therapist (Ret.)
Kathryn Fish
Substance Counselor (Ret.)
Thomas Kinsella
VP Kinsella Quarry's Inc.
Cynthia Vulcano
Sports Coach
Wayne Hamilton
Director of Programs &
Development:
Joe Treglia
Administrative Assistant:
Margherita Martinez
Advisory Groups:
Mental Health
Community Link
Recreation
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"The most tragic occurence that can happen in our lives is to lose a child, relative, or friend to suicide. This leaves us with a lifetime of wondering what we could have done to save this precious life. The Jim Marshall Farms Foundation was established to provide people suffering from depression with a refuge from their troubles and a place where you are greeted with a friendly smile, a kind word, and the unconditional love that animals provide."
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Spring has finally arrived.
Our schedule for our summer 2009 speakers is available.
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The Jim Marshall Farms Foundation, Inc. is a not-for-profit dedicated to helping those with depressive illness.
We do this through various activities and events such as our monthly lecture series and our "Walk and Talk" program. We believe that nature and especially animals are helpful to people facing a variety of challenges.
The Jim Marshall Farms Foundation, Inc is located at 1978 New Boston Road in Chittenango, New York. Our activities occur on a working horse farm, which has been adapted to be accessible to those with mobility impairments.
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Some Key Donors:
Howard and Bess Chapman Charitable Foundation
Major Construction and Facility Operations
Canastota Community Chest, Incorporated.
Adaptive Carts, Carriage & Horse Care
Welch Allyn Foundation
Golf carts for access to grounds
Central New York Community Foundation
Major Construction and Facility Operations
John Ben Show Memorial Trust
Major Construction of Facility
Every third Sunday until our lecture series begins in May, Kimberly Gerace, LMSW will be holding a therapy group for those who are or have suffered from depression. The group meets from 1 to 3 in the afternoon.
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