Jefferson County > Cape Vincent
Population:
2,765 town
699 village
LeRay was named after the son of landholder James LeRay.
Libraries: Cape Vincent Community Library
Emergency services: Cape Vincent Ambulance Squad, Cape Vincent Fire Department
Fraternal organizations: American Legion, Lions
State parks: Burnham Point State Park
Not-for-profit cemeteries: Hillside Cemetery, Riverside Cemetery
Change agents:
Grants to local organizations have funded shoreline stabilization at the Tibbetts Point Lighthouse, re-Imagining Club Street as a pedestrian-friendly zone, and other projects.
Recent grants:
Cape Vincent
NY Forward - Albany, NY - $2,689,000 (2023)
Cape Vincent
NY Forward - Albany, NY - $600,000 (2023)
Cape Vincent
NY Forward - Albany, NY - $300,000 (2023)
Cape Vincent
NY Forward - Albany, NY - $850,000 (2023)
Cape Vincent
NY Forward - Albany, NY - $61,000 (2023)
Cape Vincent
NYS Department of Environmental Conservation - Albany, NY - $5,000,000 (2023)
Cape Vincent Arts Council
Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation - Rochester, NY - $3,500 (2023)
Cape Vincent Arts Council
Lawrence I. & Blanche H. Rhodes Memorial Fund - Wynantskill, NY - $30,000 (2023)
Cape Vincent Community Library
H B Purcell Trust - Norwich, NY - $20,948 (2023)
Roman Catholic Community of Cape Vincent Rosiere and Chaumont
Sisters of St Joseph Foundation - Watertown, NY - $3,000 (2023)
Tibbetts Point Lighthouse Historical Society
Lawrence I. & Blanche H. Rhodes Memorial Fund - Wynantskill, NY - $4,000 (2023)
Largest nonprofits in Cape Vincent (by assets) include:
Cape Vincent Housing Corp
Cape Vincent Ambulance Squad
Cape Vincent Community Library
Cape Vincent Fire Department Incorporated
Cape Vincent Community Food Pantry
Tibbetts Point Lighthouse
Cape Vincent American Legion Post 832
Cape Vincent Arts Council
Cape Vincent Chamber of Commerce
New York State Association for Food Protection