PSEG Long Island provides local animal hospital with grants and rebates
The energy efficiency rebates totaled more than $11,000.
Read MoreThe energy efficiency rebates totaled more than $11,000.
Read MoreDonations of new and gently used prom dresses and suits are urgently needed.
Read MoreThe coat drive was organized by members of the society’s Charitable Initiatives Committee.
Read MoreThe national designation recognizes institutions demonstrating an extraordinary commitment to meaningful community partnerships, civic engagement, and service-learning initiatives.
Read MoreThe event prepares Girl Scouts for their personal sales journey.
Read MoreOver $8 million in grants are available as part of its nationwide Livable Communities initiative.
Read MoreThe money will go toward the future Ronald McDonald House at Stony Brook Children’s Hospital.
Read MoreThe art on display showcases the talents of artists in the local autistic community.
Read MoreThe special celebration was held 12 hours ahead of midnight.
Read MoreProtect the Paws is collecting donated essential pet supplies, including blankets, pet food, toys, and pet toiletries.
Read MoreThe Ducks made stops at three Long Island hospitals to drop off donated toys.
Read MoreWildlife specialists from Sweetbriar Nature Center in Smithtown were called to a home to rescue a tiny screech owl from a chimney.
Read MoreThe grant is aimed to support the arts and culture sector.
Read MoreThe Long Island Museum is one of only 69 museums accredited in New York.
Read MoreThe event was in partnership with The Elija Foundation, where the pies were baked.
Read MoreThe team delivered gifts to kids at the People’s Arc of Suffolk County Educare Center in Bohemia.
Read MoreThe donated items were delivered to the food pantry at Our Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic Church in Freeport.
Read MoreThe holiday concert was at the Bethpage Senior Center in Bethpage.
Read MoreThe event transformed three theaters into a festive Jovia-themed experience.
Read MoreBilly Haugland Jr. was honored for his leadership in expanding child care support for working families.
Read MoreThe trees, decorated in a variety of themes, are meant to bring joy to Long Islanders who utilize critical nonprofit services.
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