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Baklava Bake Sale

Baklava Bake Sale

Thousands lost their lives, while millions have lost everything else in the earthquakes in Turkey. CNY RISE Center and Salt City Market are organizing a baklava bake sale to support the victims. 100% of the funds raised will be used towards their rental payments, furniture, groceries, or winter clothing. Once you make a generous donation, you can pick up your complimentary fresh baklava from Salt City Market on Saturday, March 4th, between 12 and 2 pm.

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Donors receive handmade Turkish Style Baklava.

Handmade Turkish Style Baklava
Loaded with walnuts, crispy filo dough, and creamy butter. Our volunteers will have your custom baklava box ready at Salt City Market on Saturday, March 4th, between 12 and 2 pm.

Interfaith Prayer & Fundraiser Event - February 9, 2023 at 6:30pm

Interfaith Prayer & Fundraiser Event - February 9, 2023 at 6:30pm

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CLICK HERE TO DONATE VIA EMBRACE RELIEF

Turkey and Syria have been struck by two powerful earthquakes devastating more than 11 million people. More than 6,000 people died, and 17,000 buildings collapsed. Survivors are facing extreme winter conditions with freezing temperatures. CNY RISE Center invites you to join our online interfaith prayer event with numerous faith leaders. We are also collecting donations through Embrace Relief.

Prayers from
Interfaith Works of CNY
Hendricks Chapel
Mission Hope Community
Congregation Beth Sholom Chevra Shas
Bethany House
Zen Center
Plymouth Church
CNY RISE Center
Masjid Isa Ibn Maryam
and many more.

CNY RISE Center hosted Annual Fundraiser Dinner

CNY RISE Center hosted its Annual Fundraiser Dinner on October 16, 2019.

The Center announced that 30% of the donations would go to the refugee families in Greece in cooperation with Embrace Relief Organization.

The event started with a welcome speech by the Board President Timur Saka. He gave an update about the current activities and projects and he shared the budget for the upcoming year.

Mr. Saka also mentioned about the growing interest for Ending Childhood Lead Poisoning Campaign and the upcoming Friendship Dinner focusing on the Childcare Campaign in Onondaga County.

Volunteers served an authentic Turkish dinner and the guests were encouraged to make donations using the envelopes on each table.

Guest speaker for the night was Mrs. Cetintas who crossed the Greece border in a luggage to escape the oppression of Erdogan regime in Turkey. She was a graduate of Syracuse University and she was an academician at a Turkish University. Her University was forcefully shut down by the government and majority of the professors were arrested. Mrs. Cetintas shared her personal story of hiding from the police and risking her life to cross the border. She encouraged everyone to support the refugee and she answered questions from the audience.

The event ended with wishes to get together again next year and all the guests received a gift bag.

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