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The New York Forward Loan Fund offers up to $100,000 to small businesses, small landlords and nonprofits that did not receive funding from the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Loans.
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The PUA program covers many people who work for themselves, such as independent contractors, gig workers, even those who have contracted COVID-19 or are caregivers for household members stricken with the virus.
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With schools closed in Nassau and Suffolk for at least the next two weeks, Long Island food banks are playing a critical role providing food to children and families impacted by the coronavirus health crisis.
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ReStore combines the fun of thrift store bargain-hunting with the utility of Home Depot and IKEA, all for a good cause.
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Here are six ways your company can work with nonprofits to help make an impact on Long Island.
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The Dec. 15 event takes place from noon to 2 p.m. at the Hicksville Athletic Center at 167 Broadway.
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Winter Wonderland takes place from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 14 and features will an ugly sweater contest, live entertainment, holiday crafts, free hot chocolate and photos with Santa, who will be giving away stuffed animals courtesy of PetSmart.
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LIFTUP’s Vendor Night brings together women-owned small businesses and provides an opportunity for Long Islanders to shop local for a good cause.
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Visitors to Roosevelt Field in Garden City will be able to bring their pets to take a picture with Santa on six consecutive Sundays in November and December.
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Lacrosse fans are invited to attend an open practice with the New York Riptide, Long Island’s newest professional sports team. Following the practice, Riptide coaching staff will participate in a Q&A panel discussion with fans.
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