Onondaga Liberty Partnerships Program

Kevin Fitzpatrick, I know many people who aren't Irish , but they love celebrating the Irish.

Join IMFK for the Syracuse St. Patrick's Parade ! 🍀 ☘️ 🍀

It’s that time of year again when we all embrace a little Irish spirit the Syracuse St Patrick's Day Parade is here! And In My Father’s Kitchen is gearing up for another amazing year of marching through the heart of Syracuse.

We’re inviting YOU to be part of this exciting day! On Saturday, March 14th, our fleet of IMFK vehicles will roll down Salina Street, and we want to march together as a strong, unified team representing hope, love, and support for those who feel invisible.

This is more than just a parade it’s a statement. A chance to show our community that no one is forgotten. When we step out together, we shine a light on those in need, bringing awareness and encouragement through our presence.

Whether you’ve marched with us before or this is your first time, we’d love to have you alongside us. The more, the merrier! Bring your energy, wear your green, and let’s make this a grand turnout a celebration of community, compassion, and connection.

If you’re ready to be part of something bigger, email John and Leigh Ann for all the details at

[email protected]

Let’s hit the streets with purpose, joy, and unity!

In My Father's Kitchen

Hope it's a big success.

Kathie Nolan Mathews

Remembering the two young men I knew who died in hand to hand fighting in Vietnam: Eddie Krukoswki and Paul.Rybak. They both are buried in Sacred Heart Cemetery in Syracuse, New York.

Jim tries to connect with his brother killed in the Vietnam War. #VeteransDay #ServingWithHonor #Veteran #MilitaryFamily GBH Michael Rossi

Important lesson for adults when we get sick! Avoid painful, expensive testing by considering this… #sick #headache #emergency #lifehack #adulting Disclaimer: For educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be regarded as medical advice or replace the advice of your physician

Anson Mathews

How one Seattle organization is turning food waste into plant food A program in Seattle’s South Park neighborhood is reducing garbage while helping residents grow their own gardens.

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