Girl Scouts of Suffolk County bring runners, walkers for Tough Cookie 5K
The fundraiser featured a trail that ran through the wooded lakeside of Camp Edey in Bayport.
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The Retreat’s annual gala raises over $1 million
The Retreat’s annual All Against Abuse Gala drew more than 200 supporters, community leaders, and advocates.
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People’s Arc of Suffolk celebrates graduation ceremony at its Educare Center
The graduates included three high school age and five pre-K students with caps and gowns.
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Sayville High School seniors earn two prestigious awards
The Butch Dellecave Awards honor Suffolk County’s top female and male scholar-athletes.
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Girl Scouts of Suffolk County honors 59 Girl Scouts at annual Gold Awards
The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest and most prestigious award in Girl Scouting.
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John’s Crazy Socks to hold ribbon-cutting for new Huntington store
The store is part of a larger facility that will serve as the future home of the Abilities Rising Job Training Academy.
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Free sunscreen at Town of North Hempstead parks
The SPF 30 sunscreen, which will be in dispensers at more than a dozen beaches, pools, playgrounds and sports facilities.
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United Veterans Beacon House raises $460K in record-breaking haul
All proceeds go to fill gaps in funding to support veteran programs.
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St. James running event raises $130K for Stony Brook Ronald McDonald House
The new Ronald McDonald House in Stony Brook is planned to open in late 2027.
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Rescued by Warrior Ranch, Ranger finds forever home
The 15-year-old quarter horse who came to the Calverton ranch four years ago
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EAC Network opens Nassau County Child Advocacy Center
The new center is located at 15 Grumman Road West in Bethpage.
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Massapequa school to host Special Olympics Spring Games
The event will be held on Saturday, May 2 at the Berner Middle School.
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New website offers employment support for SNAP-eligible Long Islanders
The platform was created in direct response to new federal SNAP work requirements.
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Stamp Out Hunger to help feed Long Islanders in need
On Saturday, May 9, Long Islanders are urged to leave non-perishable food items and hygiene products by their mailboxes.
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‘Walk of Love’ fun run for children’s charity returns this month
More than 60 teams have signed on to participate in 2026 so far.
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LI teen and Stop & Shop support Holocaust survivors for Passover
Griffin Tenenbaum, 16, a junior at Merrick’s Calhoun High School, organized a meaningful fundraiser for The Blue Card.
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Long Island Children’s Museum expands activities, events during April break
The museum will have special guests, interactive workshops and cultural experiences during the week off from school.
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National Grid Ventures raises $11K to benefit St. Baldrick’s Foundation
Hair from long-haired volunteers was donated to Wigs for Kids.
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Breezy Point teen, born premature, donates $13K to LI’s Ronald McDonald House
The funds will go towards the operation of the New Hyde Park house.
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Island Harvest receives $250K grant from National Grid
The two-year grant from National Grid is in support of the food bank’s Nutrition Pathways program.
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Embassy Diner owner honored for donation to hospital employees during historic blizzard
Embassy Diner owner Gus Tsiorvas generously donated breakfast for 80 frontline workers.
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