CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION OF SULLIVA

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Sullivan is a nonprofit extension entity focused on delivering community-based education and outreach services, primarily in agriculture, nutrition, youth development, and environmental stewardship. Leveraging its cooperative extension model, the organization implements science-based programming through workshops, demonstrations, and technical assistance tailored to local needs. Its core expertise lies in adult and youth education delivery, extension agent coordination, and public engagement strategies grounded in land-grant university research. Specializations include 4-H youth programs, food safety training, sustainable farming practices, and household resource management, all delivered through participatory learning frameworks designed for rural and underserved populations. The organization’s strength lies in its deep community integration and ability to translate academic research into actionable, locally relevant guidance. No agency award history is available to inform specific federal partnerships or programmatic relationships with government entities. Consequently, there is no verifiable data on contract performance with federal departments or the nature of any federal collaboration. The primary NAICS code, 611699, classifies the entity as “Other Schools and Instruction,” which in practice reflects non-degree educational programming delivered through extension services rather than formal academic instruction. This places the organization within the broader public education and community services sector, with a vertical specialization in agricultural and family sciences outreach. Cornell Cooperative Extension of Sullivan operates as a 2A entity — a small business structure under federal classification — and is headquartered in Liberty, New York. It holds no federal certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or WOSB. Its geographic presence is localized to Sullivan County and surrounding regions, where it serves as a trusted, on-the-ground resource for residents seeking science-based education and technical support. The organization’s market positioning is rooted in community trust and non-federal funding streams, emphasizing public service over government contracting.