Vantine Cares

Each year Vantine Imaging makes both monetary and food donations to the Hamilton Food Cupboard, which is a non-profit organization working to eliminate hunger through nutritious food distribution, education and advocacy within the community.  The Vantine employees donated over 6 boxes of non perishable food items this November to help the local community provide Thanksgiving dinners to those less fortunate.

Vantine Imaging sponsored an Evening of Silent Film at the Hamilton Theatre. More than 100 guests enjoyed the films, along with keyboard accompaniment and discussion afterward. Two 1930's vintage cars were outside the theatre to add to the fun.

Vantine Imaging supported the relationship of Delta Delta Delta and St. Jude Children’s Hospital with a $1,000 donation.  St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital is recognized for their work in finding cures and saving children with cancer and other diseases.

Vantine Imaging continues to support the Central New York Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure by being a corporate sponsor.  Each year, Vantine employees participate in the 5K run/walk.  The Race for the Cure raises significant funds and awareness for the fight against breast cancer.

The Vantine Imaging employees made a monetary donation, in Ed Vantine's name, to the Hamilton Emerald Foundation.  This foundation seeks to raise funds in support of the students of the Hamilton Central School to provide them with programs and services that will enhance their educational experience.

The Vantine Imaging employees made a monetary donation, in David Vantine's name, to the Madison County Community Action Program.  The Community Action Partnership for Madison County is an anti-poverty agency that improves the well-being and safety of children, families, and our community through a variety of programs and services.

Vantine Imaging joined forces with Colgate University in sponsoring their HomeRun fundraiser.  All proceeds of this 5K run and walk benefit the Madison County's Habitat for Humanity chapter.

Heritage Farm, established in 1985, provides a unique variety of services to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families in the setting of a working farm.  Vantine Imaging contributes to their success in the form of monetary donations.

The Mansion House, a 93,000 square foot National Historic Landmark, was built in 1861 by the utopian Oneida Community.  Under the leadership of John Humphrey Noyes, the religiously-based Perfectionist Community developed a work ethic and well of industriousness so deep it flowed into one of the most impressive manufacturing companies of the 20th century.  The Mansion House is currently a non-profit organization chartered in 1987 by the New York State Board of Regents.

Vantine Imaging supports this historical landmark through monetary contributions.

Vantine Imaging supports the League of Women Voters, which is a nonpartisan political organization encouraging the informed and active participation of citizens in government.

Chenango Nursery School was established in 1948 as a non-profit cooperative school for children in the Hamilton, NY area.  Vantine Imaging supports this endeavor through monetary donations