Maple Family Centers pledges $250K to support veterans home
Maple Family Centers and its owners the LaSpina family are long-time supporters of LISVH.
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Girl Scouts of Suffolk County announce 2025 Holiday Light Show
The annual Holiday Light Show returns to Camp Edey at 1500 Lakeview Ave. in Bayport.
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Veterans to be honored at American Airpower Museum reunion event in Farmingdale
Long Island heroes will be recognized at the event on Saturday, Dec. 6 at American Airpower Museum’s Hangar 3 in Farmingdale.
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Law firm hosts ‘These Colors Don’t Run’ art contest awards at Stony Brook veterans facility
The awards recognize artwork created by local elementary, middle, and high school students emphasizing the sacrifices and dedication of veterans.
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Radio broadcast company collects over 22,000 pounds of food for LI families
The food drive featured Party 105, LI News Radio, La Fiesta, My Country 96.1, En Vivo 1440 AM & 93.3 FM and Big Hits 98.1.
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Nonprofit’s new mental health initiative funded by cannabis grant
The new PlayWell Fund is being launched after receiving a $100,000 grant through the New York State Office of Cannabis Management.
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Long Island Museum’s new exhibit features work by local veterans
The exhibit features artwork from 10 local artists who are part of the Long Island State Veterans Home Adult Day Health Care Program at Stony Brook University.
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Dental clinic provides complimentary dental services to veterans on LI
Dental365 hosted its annual Free Day of Dentistry for Veterans on Sunday, Nov. 9.
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Adventureland offering new holiday gift bundles at Walt Whitman Mall
The pop-up shop will be open daily at the Walt Whitman Mall throughout the rest of the year.
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People’s Arc of Suffolk honors Mell Goldman of All Boro Construction at fundraiser
More than 400 guests attended the nonprofit’s annual Candlelight Ball.
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‘Nick’s Marathon’ to stream live from Ronald McDonald House New York Metro
The marathon funds the purchasing of gaming systems, accessories, and entertainment programs for children undergoing medical treatment.
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‘Band Together for Good’ fills Amityville Music Hall for FCA fundraiser
The first-ever event of its kind raised more than $4,000 to support FCA programs.
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$400,000 raised for New Yorkers in need during annual Treiber Memorial Golf Outing
The money supports SCO’s essential programs for vulnerable New Yorkers, with funds directly benefiting services for children, families, and individuals in need.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island gets a boost from philanthropic partnership
The Banyan Tree Roots Foundation is helping Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island to expand its programs and facilities.
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People’s Arc of Suffolk celebrates graduates of SANYS University program in Sayville
SANYS U is a leadership course, founded and led by people with developmental disabilities.
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Local trade organization hits the links, raises $100K for Tunnel to Towers
The funds will directly support the foundation’s initiatives.
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Local employee recognized during NYS Disability Rights and Employment Awareness Month
Kelli Fisher, marketing and development specialist at Spectrum Designs, is this year’s Trailblazer Award recipient.
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Communities band together to support oyster restoration efforts in Manhasset Bay
The CCE Nassau Aquaculture Program works with residents and volunteers to strengthen oyster populations, restoring the environment and engaging communities.
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Molloy earns high rankings on 2026 list of top colleges and universities
The Wall Street Journal/College Pulse ranked 584 institutions.
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Amityville Music Hall to host ‘Band Together for Good’ benefit show
The show begins at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 29 at Amityville Music Hall, located at 198 Broadway in Amityville.
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‘Witches and Warlocks Walk on Main’ to give Northport Village businesses a wicked boost
The event promotes an evening of shopping, dining and seasonal activities while helping energize the downtown district.
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