Warren County > Lake Luzerne
Double H – Hole in the Woods Ranch, which serves children who have life-threatening illnesses, is the largest nonprofit in Lake Luzerne. Begun in 1993, it was the second “Hole in the Wall Camp” established by philanthropist Charles R. Wood and actor Paul Newman.
The Rockwell Falls Public Library closed in 2023, after public uproar over a planned Drag Queen Story Hour. Opposition to the event was led by the pastor of the nearby Victory Bible Baptist Church, which proclaims homosexuality as “sinful and abominable in the sight of God.”
School districts: Hadley-Luzerne Central School District
Libraries: Rockwell Falls Public Library
Emergency services: Rockwell Falls Ambulance Service, Luzerne-Hadley Fire Department
Fraternal organizations: American Legion, Lions
Not-for-profit cemeteries: Luzerne Cemetery
Recent grants:
Adirondack Folk School
New York State Council on the Arts - New York, NY - $49,500 (2023)
Double H - Hole in the Woods Ranch
Kelly Family Cuidiu Foundation - Latham, NY - $5,000 (2023)
Double H - Hole in the Woods Ranch
Light Rain Foundation - Stillwater, NY - $6,000 (2023)
Double H - Hole in the Woods Ranch
Linda Glazer Toohey Foundation - Des Moines, IA - $120,000 (2023)
Luzerne Music Center
New York State Council on the Arts - New York, NY - $40,000 (2024)
Largest nonprofits in Lake Luzerne (by assets) include:
Double H – Hole in the Woods Ranch
Luzerne Music Center
Rockwell Falls Ambulance Service
Hadley Luzerne Scholarship Fund
South Warren Snowmobile Club
Adirondack Folk School
Van R Rhodes Volunteer Fire Company
Harris Land Preserve
American Legion