Pink Tie teams with Long Island Nets in donation drive
The initiative will donate to local nonprofits at each of the six remaining Long Island Nets home games at the Nassau Coliseum.
Read MoreThe initiative will donate to local nonprofits at each of the six remaining Long Island Nets home games at the Nassau Coliseum.
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 MoreThe football-related funds will be divided among eight of Stop & Shop’s regional food bank partners, including Island Harvest and Long Island Cares.
Read MoreThe day-long Hoops for Harrison tournament, scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 19, aims to raise money and awareness of the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation’s work.
Read MoreNassau Coliseum went to a galaxy far, far away on Friday when the Long Island Nets hosted Star Wars Night and a jersey auction for charity.
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 Dec. 15 event takes place from noon to 2 p.m. at the Hicksville Athletic Center at 167 Broadway.
Read MoreWinter Wonderland takes place from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 14 and features will an ugly sweater contest, live entertainment, holiday crafts, free hot chocolate and photos with Santa, who will be giving away stuffed animals courtesy of PetSmart.
Read MoreSix Harbors Brewing Company is hosting a day of beer, appetizers, a touch football game and a viewing of the annual Army vs. Navy football game on Saturday, Dec. 14 to benefit local veterans.
Read MoreThe Long Island Nets will honor local veterans at its second annual Military Appreciation Game on Sunday, Nov. 17, which will also raise money for a nonprofit that helps Long Island homeowners in need.
Read MoreNHL Hall of Famer and founder of the Companions in Courage Foundation Pat LaFontaine will help honor some of the leaders in youth sports on Long Island at the event on Thursday, Nov. 21.
Read MoreIslander fans were thrilled to meet Tori, a 3-month-old Labrador Retriever puppy who will be trained to become a service dog to assist a military veteran or first responder with disabilities.
Read MoreLacrosse fans are invited to attend an open practice with the New York Riptide, Long Island’s newest professional sports team. Following the practice, Riptide coaching staff will participate in a Q&A panel discussion with fans.
Read MoreThe 24 hours of simulated golf will raise donations to benefit Family Residence and Essential Enterprises.
Read MoreBrooklyn Nets point guard Spencer Dinwiddie and his nonprofit will be providing free eye exams to 50 children on Long Island this Saturday.
Read MoreNassau County unveiled two new cricket pitches in Eisenhower Park.
Read MoreThe Jets donation comes on the heels of $150,000 donated to the school’s sports teams by the Suffolk County Police Department.
Read MoreMore than 1,000 residents attended the second annual National Night Out at Fireman’s Park in Ridge.
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