Harlem Wizards visit Long Island to assist a good cause
A team of Long Island teachers, coaches and education professionals took on the Harlem Wizards in a charity basketball game.
Read MoreA team of Long Island teachers, coaches and education professionals took on the Harlem Wizards in a charity basketball game.
Read MoreA team of students from Mount Sinai High School are advancing to compete in the National Ocean Sciences Bowl after winning the regional contest last week.
Read MoreSixteen student athletes from the Sewanhaka High School varsity gymnastics team took to the mats last month to raise money for medical research.
Read MoreHabitat for Humanity of Suffolk received a $6,000 Community Partner Grant from United Way of Long Island.
Read MoreThe Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Long Island received a donation of $35,000 last week thanks to donations made during the 2019 Massapequa Turkey Trot.
Read MoreThe Town of Southampton is proposing a new law that would prohibit the sale, distribution and release of helium balloons.
Read MoreThe $3,500 NHL grant will cover most of the cost for acquiring ice-rink dividers that split the ice surface at the town’s Bethpage rink.
Read MoreBethpage Federal Credit Union and the Target Foundation helped fund a holiday shopping spree for 100 children with the Hempstead-based nonprofit EAC Network.
Read MoreOptions for Community Living conducted two fundraisers during the holidays to help Long Island families in need.
Read MoreMore than 200 people took part in the sports facility’s fifth annual Hitting For Hunger campaign, collecting food for Long Island families in need.
Read MoreThe squad’s players visited Good Samaritan Hospital, spending time talking and playing with the children in the pediatrics wing.
Read MoreWhen it comes to toy drives, Brookhaven residents don’t play around.
Read MoreJVC Broadcasting co-sponsored the Brookhaven INTERFACE’s annual Food Fight Against Hunger last week, which collected more than 7,400 pounds of food.
Read MoreThe HIA-LI assists the hunger-fighting nonprofit each year in advance of the holiday season.
Read MoreThe Purple Tie Celebration Gala at Villa Lombardi’s in Holbrook helped raise money for the cause and honored two big supporters of the group’s efforts
Read MoreThe Town of Southampton was honored by Northwell Health for becoming the first municipality on Long Island to provide a private lactation room for nursing mothers when they return to work after maternity leave.
Read MoreA team of more than 100 volunteers from Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty turned a trip to the Bahamas into an opportunity to assist with the country’s hurricane relief effort.
Read MoreAnthony’s Coal Fired Pizza is giving a free 12-inch pizza to military veterans and active armed forces members who dine at any of the chain’s restaurants on Nov. 10 and 11.
Read MoreVolunteers were out in force to paint, make repairs and fix up 14 residential properties that needed a little TLC.
Read MoreSeveral hundred Long Island residents spent their Saturday in Hampton Bays for the annual Halloween celebration at Good Ground Park.
Read MoreStudents at Southold Elementary School can now participate in a new fitness education program, thanks to the Peconic Bay Medical Center and Project Fit America.
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