Begun in 1969, PathStone is a private, not-for-profit community development and human service organization serving Indiana, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Virginia, and Vermont.
PathStone delivers quality career and employment services that enhance the skills, performance and potential of individuals, leading to meaningful employment in desired career pathways.LEARN MORE
PathStone provides a range of education and health services designed to promote and enhance lifelong learning, healthy living and employability for eligible individuals and families.LEARN MORE
PathStone creates opportunities for people to live and work in thriving, diverse communities from which they can create family assets and access robust community services.LEARN MORE
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You are cordially invited to have a cordial or two with us in celebration of our 50th Anniversary! Stop by our neighbors, City Grill Rochester after work on Thursday, March 7 between 4:30 - 7:30 and join our celebrity bartenders in toasting PathStone’s 50 years of success and many more to come! #PathStone50 #CelebrateWithPathStone
Born into slavery in 1793 in Virginia, Austin Steward escaped to freedom in Rochester, NY at age 21. Steward became Rochester's first black business owner and operated a grocery store where the Riverside Hotel now stands. In 1857, he released his memoir, 'Twenty Two Years a Slave and Forty Years a Freeman ...' a firsthand account of his life as a slave, his escape, and his first 40 years of freedom. Of his escape, Steward wrote, "But why, oh why, had I been forced to flee thus from my fellow men? I was guilty of no crime; I had committed no violence; I had broken no law of the land; I was not charged even with a fault, except of the love of liberty and a desire to be free!" Steward died 150 years ago today. #BlackHistoryMonth spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/rochester/news/2019/02/05/abolitionist-to-be-honored-with-new-grave-sit...
Abolitionist Austin Steward To Be Honored With New Grave Site Marker
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"This was a humble man of greatness."Can you spot the different logos in our 50th Anniversary logo? That's because before we became 'PathStone Corporation' we changed the business name FOUR times. We started out as The Bureau of Program Funding in 1969. Two years later, Program Funding, Inc. (PFI) was founded. In 1978, we became Rural New York Farmworker Opportunities, Inc. (RNYFO). We operated under that name until 1985 when we became Rural Opportunities, Inc. (ROI). Then in 2008, after 23 years of being know as ROI, we changed again and became PathStone Corporation. We think we'll stick with this one. 🙂 #PathStone50 #GetToKnowPathStone #CelebrateWithPathStone
Wishing a Happy Birthday to our wonderful leader Stuart J. Mitchell! 🎂
Muchas felicidades en su cumpleaños DLBS
Happy Birthday!!!
Happy Birthday, Stuart!!!
Fireworks... Most Appropriate. Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday Stuart - enjoy your day and best wishes on your journey 🎂🍷🎉
Happy birthday Stuart !!
Happy Birthday Stuart 🎂🎂🎂
Happy birthday Stuart
Happy Birthday!
Happy birthday Stuart!!
Happy Birthday Stuart!
Happy birthday Stuart!
Happy Birthday Stuart! I C U Les!
In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth and #ValentinesDay, we celebrate Mildred and Richard Loving who loved each other so much they defied unjust laws and endured discrimination and abuse so they could marry and be together. The couple took their case before the U.S. Supreme court, and in June 1967, the Supreme Court Justices voted unanimously to strike down laws banning interracial marriage. Happy Valentine's, everyone! #LoveIsLove
