Check out Buffalo 180, Buffalo's hottest new initiative to turn perceptions around and generate a vibrant future.

Our Clients Past clients include: Buffalo State College Americorps UB Green City of Buffalo Ashford Hollow Foundation Alden Central Schools Akron Central Schools Nichols School South Park High School Springville Griffith Institute Nardin Academy The Park School Canisius High School Williamsville Central Schools Helmer Nature Center Letchworth Central Schools Ken-Ton School District Niagara Falls High School Lockport City School Great Lake United Ecology and Environment, Inc. International Center for Studies in Creativity Boys and Girls Clubs of Buffalo

Testimonials from past clients I really liked how everyone got involved on how to help the environment Shawna Mault – Alden High student This Summit has really encouraged me to take part in activities at our school and to help myself by helping the younger generation clean up our world. Derrick Parmer – McKinley student (On being a “Change Leader”…) Be a person who doesn’t look for praise in doing good deeds. Do them for fulfillment of duty to others. Arielle Reed – Park School student I learned to have faith in myself. Lyman Munschauer – Nichols School student I thought this whole idea was GREAT! I realized how big of a difference just a few people can make. I’m very excited to get started on the projects we’ve created. Courtney Lindsey – Alden student (On “Change Leaders”…) The power to change is within, hard to harness, but once released…WATCH OUT! I learned the power of groups of motivated people. I love the networking – the idea of working together and supporting each other. I love the positive energy! Kelly Spurlock – Canisius High teacher I was able to not only learn about new problem solving techniques, but also take away new ideas from people who share the same values…on the environment as I do. The Summit creates an opportunity for our school to become successful in “green” ventures. Michael Olek – Canisius student I learned how to solve environmental issues in unorthodox ways. CPS (creative problem solving) helped me turn dead-ends into great ideas. Michael Szymoniak – Canisius student We had to think things through well enough to increase the probability of success. It’s hard work, but a team – with their combined energy and talents – can make the task easier and more fun. Pam Szalay – Graduate facilitator Yesterday, after hearing Dave’s speech (on Change Leaders), I went home and thought about it. At first I couldn’t decide on what to do. Then, I realized I really DO CARE about the environment. Because of Dave’s speech, I know that I am now going to start being 100 times more dedicated to the Bailey Peninsula project. I really think that we can make a difference South Park student Humor aides creative thinking! Jen Reukauf – Graduate facilitator This workshop has changed the way I teach! Adam Hovery – South Park High School Teacher