THE GROVE PLACE FOUNDATION

It just so happens that 18 Grove Place was the home of the two lawyers (Samuel and Roger Selden) who represented the great suffragist Susan B. Anthony when she was prosecuted for voting as a woman.
However, when Mr. White first bought 18 Grove Place the former Selden mansion had fallen into a state of disrepair. With crumbling plaster every where and with ceilings falling in nearly every room, Mr. White decided to take some of the proceeds from his courtroom victories and put it into the restoration of this historic property. That is how the Grove Place Foundation was born.
Ever since that time, whenever Mr. White has been successful and obtained a judgment or settlement in one of his civil cases he has given some of the proceeds to the Grove Place Foundation. That is how, over the years, the Grove Place Foundation has funded Coats for Kids; Research Projects into why high school students drop out; purchased and restored the Civil Rights Museum on Wheels; and fully funded the 2013 50th Anniversary March on Washington as well as the 2016 Destination Diversity project.
If you'd like to learn more about anyone of these projects, check out the rest of this web page or call us at (585) 305-2858 or email Mr. White at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Thank you.