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Mr. Batavia 2024 winner's chosen charity Genesee Cancer Assistance

By Press Release
May 1, 2024, 3:15pm

Photo of Mr. Batavia Elijah Abdella and Sue Underwood, from Genesee Cancer Assistance.

Press Release:

This year Mr. Batavia 2024 raised a total of $5,200. Since 2013, the annual event has raised more than $43,000 for local organizations.
$2,600 went to Mr. Batavia Elijah Abdella, whose chosen charity was Genesee Cancer Assistance.
$1,300 went to runner-up Harry Southall's chosen charity, which was Batavia VA.
$1,300 went to runner-up Brian Calderon's chosen charity, Suicide Prevention of Genesee County.

Submitted photos.

Photo of Harry Southall, runnerup and Cindy Baker, from Batavia VA.

Photo of Brian Calderon, runnerup and Sue Gagne, from Suicide Prevention of Genesee County.

Halloween Haunted Rectory

By Kimberly Perl
Oct 23, 2015, 11:59am

Saturday, October 31st from 7pm-10pm - St.

Event Date and Time

Oct 31, 2015, 7:00pm - Oct 31, 2015, 10:00pm

a few days left for the mayhem riders mc,toy and clothes drive

By chris johnson
Dec 7, 2009, 9:31pm

mayhem riders mc

a local batavia area family oriented motorcycle club,is accepting donations for our area family toy,and clothes drive,until thursday.please help us help the area families that really need it.we currently have 14 families asking for help,we can only help 4 families with the donations received.we also could use some area bussinesses to donate food or gift certificates for the families,thank you

webmaster@mayhemriders.com

http://www.mayhemriders.com

Batavia Days Inn helps GOMOC make holiday wishes come true

By Genesee-Orleans Ministry of Concern
Dec 8, 2008, 2:38pm

The Batavia Days Inn donated over 100 beds to the Genesee-Orleans Ministry of Concern furniture program. This generous donation helped GOMOC to almost exhaust an 8 page waiting list of people in need of beds in our community. This holiday season, many children and families will now have warm beds to sleep in.

The GOMOC Furniture Program collects furniture donations from the commuity and distributes them to those in need. The service is free to both the community members donating and those in need. We accept beds, dressers, couches and chairs, kitchen tables, and working appliance. To make a donation, simply call our agency and schedule a pick-up.

The Genesee-Orleans Ministry of Concern would like to thank the Batavia Days Inn and all the other generous community members who have donated to our furniture program.

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