Cornell Cooperative Extension

Steuben County
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Carla Dawejko
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crd24@cornell.edu
(607) 664-2577

Last updated July 8, 2020

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Did you know that:

  • $20 helps us provide fresh, healthy local food at the Corning Winter Farmers' Market from November through April, and programming to extend the season for farms?
  • $10 provides a free grocery store tour to empower a family to stretch their budget and buy healthier food?
  • $25 helps us create school gardens? 80% of students who grow their own food choose healthier options!
  • $25 provides women with a chance to attend the Annual Women's Financial Conference to empower them to manage their household finances.
  • $200 provides one youth member with exposure to career exploration, leadership skills, and hands-on experience in a college setting at a 3-day introduction to Cornell University.

Your Gift Helps

Every gift, regardless of size, makes a difference to Cooperative Extension of Steuben County. You may have benefited from the services we have to offer and wish to make sure others have access to the same resources. You may have noticed the needs in Steuben County and believe in our ability to develop local leaders, build partnerships and empower individuals and enterprises. Your dollars ensure that our programs enhance Steuben County. Select a specific beneficiary program or allow us to put the dollars to work where it is most needed. Call us for options, including monthly and multi-year pledges.

Memorial Gifts

Create A Legacy: CCE-Steuben is dedicated to helping donors, prospective donors and professional advisors learn about the opportunities to support Cooperative Extension in Steuben County through deferred giving. Let’s sit down and discuss establishing a Cooperative Extension legacy that will benefit future generations in Steuben County. Call us at 664-2300 for more information.

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Thank you for being part of the CCE Family in Steuben County! Be sure to like our Facebook page for updates!

What did CCE teach you today?

When Steuben County schools visited a local dairy farm to learn more about where their food comes from, the kids had some cute things to say about what they learned:

“My favorite thing was seeing the cows!”

“I learned that farmers use more technology now than they did back in the day.”

“I learned all about cows and how real cows do on the farm!”

“I learned that farmers think it’s important to take care of their cows”

“I learned that cows’ poop is really good for the crops!”

“I learned how much cows weigh and how much they eat.”

farm city day

What has CCE done for me?

What has CCE done for me?

The 4-H program gives youth the opportunity to try new ventures and see what they are good at. Rachel and Michal Eckler joined Steuben 4-H when they were just 6 and 8 years old. They remembered doing their first food public presentations. "When you're younger, you learn you can make mistakes," Rachel says. The sisters then discovered they loved working with dogs. Michal says she realized that 4-H taught her patience. The dog refused to lay down at first, but this year she had the only dog in Steuben County that received a blue ribbon. The process also showed gave them direction for their adult lives...Michal would like to go into education for children, and Rachel wants to be either a veterinary surgeon or a dog groomer.