Spotlight

Over $8 million in grants are available as part of its nationwide Livable Communities initiative.

The money will go toward the future Ronald McDonald House at Stony Brook Children’s Hospital.

The discounted condos are priced at $296,875 and $445,250.

The grants were part of $22.7 million in Climate Smart Communities Grant awards for 43 projects to help municipalities take action to address climate change.

Protect the Paws is collecting donated essential pet supplies, including blankets, pet food, toys, and pet toiletries.

Wildlife specialists from Sweetbriar Nature Center in Smithtown were called to a home to rescue a tiny screech owl from a chimney.

The grant is aimed to support the arts and culture sector.

The Long Island Museum is one of only 69 museums accredited in New York.

The event was in partnership with The Elija Foundation, where the pies were baked.

The team delivered gifts to kids at the People’s Arc of Suffolk County Educare Center in Bohemia.

The event transformed three theaters into a festive Jovia-themed experience.

The trees, decorated in a variety of themes, are meant to bring joy to Long Islanders who utilize critical nonprofit services.

The funding will help strengthen local food bank networks like Island Harvest.

The bronze sculpture was created by local sculptor Shawn McAvoy.

The campaign calls on kindhearted Long Islanders to donate $19 per month.

The event was co-chaired by Jennifer Cona, founder and managing partner of Cona Elder Law, and Rick Punturo, CFP of Punturo Financial Services, Inc.

WellLife’s four food pantries on Long Island have seen a 30 percent surge in demand this year.

Maple Family Centers and its owners the LaSpina family are long-time supporters of LISVH.

The annual Holiday Light Show returns to Camp Edey at 1500 Lakeview Ave. in Bayport.

The awards recognize artwork created by local elementary, middle, and high school students emphasizing the sacrifices and dedication of veterans.