BUFFALO’S HOLIDAY GIFT TO SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES
BUFFALO FEDERATION OF NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS' ANNUAL BRUNCH WITH SANTA INCLUDES CANDY CANE LANE ACTIVITIES, BRUNCH, AND GIFTS
WHAT: BFNC Annual Brunch and Holiday Celebration for Single–Parent Families. Guests will enjoy Holiday activities, a delicious hot brunch, story time with Kente Claus, self-care treats for parents, and shopping at the Holiday Shop for gifts for their children.
Redfern adds,” The response has been very positive, so we have moved the event to a larger venue. We are now hosting the event at our new BFNC Main Street Administration Building. However, the registrations are FULL! We are at capacity; the fun-filled event grows each year! “
BFNC is committed to helping community members overcome quality-of-life obstacles. Brunch with Santa is one of the ways BFNC serves community members.
BFNC will provide 76 families with a delicious brunch while they enjoy music, activities, raffles, gifts, laughs, and a visit with Kente Claus!
BFNC extends a big thank you to all sponsors and Volunteers who helped make this an enjoyable event for our guests. Sponsors include West Herr and Kulback’s Inc., dedicated volunteers, including the Junior League of Buffalo, West Herr Auto, and Kulback’s Construction, BFNC staff, the Jack and Jill of America Buffalo Chapter members, and the Jacob Institute for hosting a toy drive.
WHO:
Community Families
CEO, Chandra Redfern, and BFNC staff
Volunteers – West Herr team, Kulback‘s Construction, Jacob Institute team, and Jack and Jill Buffalo Chapter members
NYS Assembly Majority Leader Crystal Peoples–Stokes
Buffalo City Council Majority leader and Ellicott District Councilwoman Leah Halton-Pope
Legislator Hon. Lawrence J. Dupre
Invited Government Officials
WHEN: Saturday, December 6, 2025
11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Santa arrives at noon.
WHERE: BFNC EVENT ROOM
2365 Main Street, Buffalo, New York 14214 (Parking available)
About the Buffalo Federation of Neighborhood Centers (BFNC): The Buffalo Federation of Neighborhood Centers, a community-based agency, has a collaborative history of 130 years of serving the Buffalo community and providing a safety net of human services to assist residents on their paths to success. Services include housing and support services for those living with mental illness and substance abuse, affordable housing for older adults, financial education, tax assistance, a food pantry, and quality youth programming. Locations: Erie and Niagara Counties. Learn more at bfnc.org. Follow our stories on Facebook @buffalobfnc, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Listen to the conversations on the “BFNC Living” podcast.
