Long Island nonprofit completes community mission, serving hundreds in Central America
They organized educational activities and sports for children and delivered care packages to more than 400 children and families.
Read MoreThey organized educational activities and sports for children and delivered care packages to more than 400 children and families.
Read MoreThe grants went to to 68 nonprofit organizations across the New York metro region, including here on Long Island.
Read MoreThe coat drive was organized by members of the society’s Charitable Initiatives Committee.
Read MoreThe program is designed to support dogs and new pet parents during the first 30 days after adoption.
Read MoreThe Ducks made stops at three Long Island hospitals to drop off donated toys.
Read MoreThis year the IKEA drive has collected over 400 toys and stuffed animals.
Read MoreThe holiday concert was at the Bethpage Senior Center in Bethpage.
Read MoreThe crisis stabilization center provides round-the-clock mental health and substance-use crisis care to children, adults and families across Long Island.
Read MoreA Port Washington chocolate shop that doubles as a job-training hub for adults with autism spectrum disorder is celebrating a milestone.
Read MoreThe Macy’s team members aimed to turn it into a festive holiday retreat for families staying close to their hospitalized children.
Read MoreHundreds of families, staff, clients and supporters came together to raise vital funds for the institute.
Read MoreLong Island heroes will be recognized at the event on Saturday, Dec. 6 at American Airpower Museum’s Hangar 3 in Farmingdale.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreMore than 400 guests attended the nonprofit’s annual Candlelight Ball.
Read MoreThe money supports SCO’s essential programs for vulnerable New Yorkers, with funds directly benefiting services for children, families, and individuals in need.
Read More“These institutions are the heart of this community, and it’s an honor to support their work.”
Read MoreThe CCE Nassau Aquaculture Program works with residents and volunteers to strengthen oyster populations, restoring the environment and engaging communities.
Read MoreThe annual 5K honored the late Ray Morell, former director of Facilities Management at WellLife.
Read MoreThe event will take place from noon to 3 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 30 at The Heritage Club at Bethpage State Park.
Read MoreThe funding is part of the state’s expanded $379.5 million, three-year initiative to assist victims of crime and their families.
Read MoreThe donations were facilitated through Sysco in partnership with the Patina Restaurant Group.
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