On South Main Street in Canandaigua, the Glove House - Finger Lakes Regional Office serves as a guiding force for youth and families in need. Founded in 1970 by Norman "Chuck" Jennings and his wife Nellie, Glove House has been providing support and empowerment to its community for over five decades. The organization focuses on person-centered, trauma-informed approaches, offering a range of programs including foster care, residential services, and care management.

Glove House's services extend to approximately 540 youth and adults in the region, with programs designed to keep youth in their homes and provide wrap-around care. Their foster care services offer loving families to impart stability and safety to children in uncertain situations, while their Bright Futures program supports young adults in creating their own paths to adulthood. With a strong presence in the Finger Lakes region, Glove House continues to make a difference in the lives of local families, providing hope and help to those at risk or in crisis.