Get Involved

Make a donation

Whether you or someone you know has benefitted from transportation services, the food pantry, the emergency heating fund or social events, your money is helping older adults stay safe and engaged as they age, in addition to helping residents who suffer from food insecurity.

We accept secure online donations via PayPal, Venmo app (@Bethseniorprojects), and check. If you are writing a check and wish to make a donation in memory of a special family member or friend, please write “In memory of (name)” in the memo line.

To donate money to a specific need, please indicate either Food Pantry, Transportation, or Emergency Heating Fund in the memo line. Otherwise, your donation will be deposited into our general fund, and our board will allocate the money to the greatest need.

Make your check payable to Bethlehem Senior Projects, Inc.
Mail to:
Town of Bethlehem Senior Services
c/o Will Vail, Bethlehem Senior Projects, Inc.
445 Delaware Ave.
Delmar, NY 12054

Donate food and supplies

The food pantry is always accepting donations of non-perishable food, as well as personal hygiene items. We also gladly accept monetary donations (see Make a Donation, above) because that is the most effective way for us to purchase food at a discounted rate through other organizations that supply food to help feed the hungry.

Please call the Town of Bethlehem Senior Services Department to coordinate the donation of physical goods at 518-439-4955 ext. 1169. To make a monetary donation, please click any of our DONATE NOW buttons.

Attend a fundraiser

When events are scheduled, we share the details on our Facebook page and through the Senior Services newsletter.

Become a volunteer

Are you recently retired or do you have free time on your hands? If so, Bethlehem Senior Services would like to speak with you about volunteering to help drive our older adults to medical appointments, grocery stores, and more. This incredible service helps older adults age in place longer without having to always rely on family and friends when it is no longer safe for them to drive their car.