Stitching Communities Together
Ways to support Stitch Buffalo:
Become a monthly donor and join our Stitch Sustainers program
Donate excess textile supplies. See our Textile Art Supply Donation Guidelines
Visit our Amazon wishlist for high need materials
Make a one-time donation below.
Text STITCH to 53-555 to give via ApplePay, Google Pay, and more!
At Stitch Buffalo, we work, learn, and celebrate together—stitching a community where everyone is welcome to gather and create, regardless of their differences.
Every dollar strengthens this community and invigorates the creative process through mentorship, education, and economic opportunities.
If you are able, please consider choosing to donate monthly to sustain our work.
Donations in Honor/Memoriam
Please have your honoree’s name and e-mail address handy so we can send an acknowledgment.
Donate by Check
Please direct your donation to: Stitch Buffalo, 284 Plymouth Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14213
Planned Giving: A Legacy of Empowerment
By including Stitch Buffalo in your planned giving, you help sustain our mission of empowering refugee women, preserving textile traditions, and fostering community for generations to come. Your legacy can make an enduring impact through the art of textiles.
Learn more about planned giving opportunities today.
Giving Through a DAF
Stitch Buffalo is proud to be eligible to receive gifts through Donor Advised Funds (DAFs). You can recommend a grant directly to us using the following information, or learn more here.
Stitch Buffalo, Inc.
EIN: 82-0848653
Address: 284 Plymouth Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14213
Giving Through SEFA
Are you a New York State employee? You can make a powerful difference in the lives of refugee and immigrant women by supporting Stitch Buffalo through the State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA). Even a small amount each pay period adds up to lasting impact. Learn more here.
Stitch Buffalo, Inc.
SEFA Code: 57-00741
EIN: 82-0848653
Address: 284 Plymouth Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14213
Hkawng Lung came to Buffalo from Burma. She received her first ever paycheck from Stitch Buffalo—at the age of 72! Hkawng is a talented seamstress and embroidery artist who has become a daily participant at the studio and takes home projects to keep her mind and hands active. Photograph by Michael Mandolfo.