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Since its inception, General Needs has provided 9,029 coats, 55,555 pairs of socks, 3,300 pillows and 10,224 boots to veterans in need.

The affordable apartments will be leased to people whose households earn up to 60 percent of the area median income.

The funds will be donated to a Southern California nonprofit which offers support and resources to special needs populations in underserved communities affected by the fires.

The agreement will allow the school to expand its farming education programming.

Students from 55 local schools across Nassau and Suffolk counties attended.

The event honored individuals and organizations who have exemplified excellence in their efforts to preserve their community’s valuable historic resources.  

These grants support civic participation among immigrants, increasing LGBT representation on boards, promoting inclusive school environments, advancing arts in education, and other social causes.

UBVH is Long Island’s largest provider of housing and assistance for veterans.

The funding enables United Way to deliver a comprehensive curriculum that focuses on essential financial topics.

Presented by the Huntington Office of Film & Television, the festival takes place from April 3 through April 6.

The funds provided children from EAC Network and Family & Children’s Association, Housing Help, and United Way’s YouthBuild program, the opportunity to shop for toys.

The motorcycle riders delivered hundreds of toys and plenty of cheer to families staying at the Ronald McDonald House in New Hyde Park. 

Throughout the month of November, PSEG Long Island employees participated in a series of events in Uniondale to support local veterans during Veterans Day and Thanksgiving.

The game, now a permanent fixture in the Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library, will rotate among library branches.

The grant supports UWLI’s VetsBuild program, which provides career training and employment opportunities for Long Island veterans and their families.

The Constellation Gala advances Northwell’s Outpacing the Impossible campaign, a comprehensive fundraising effort that supports Northwell’s promise to the people it serves.

NYBC honored 12-year-old pediatric cancer survivor Vinny Cusumano at their recognition event for top platelet donors.

The event gathered supporters, advocates, and community leaders to reflect on the progress made and to continue championing the fight against domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse.