Author: Trade Winds

Q30 Innovations, which invented and manufactures the Q-Collar, is now an official partner of the Riptide.

The 2022 Special Olympics USA Games is joining forces with 48 Jersey Mike’s Subs locations in New York, including several on Long Island, for its 12th Annual March “Month of Giving” campaign.

The 5,500-square-foot office at 346 Route 25A is Allied’s 24th location on Long Island.

BoxLunch, which has a civic mission to help end hunger, donates one meal to Feeding America for every $10 spent in their stores.

Discount chain Ocean State Job Lot has donated 500 winter coats and over 25,000 pounds of food to the Lighthouse Mission in Bellport.

This will be the fourth location for The French Workshop, which already has stores in Plainview, Garden City and Bayside.

This is the third Duck Donuts location on Long Island, following those in Hauppauge and Selden.

When customers purchase food from participating Jersey Mike’s locations, they’ll be invited to round their change up to the nearest dollar.

The Ivy features new American and Italian cuisine and offers an eclectic menu with burgers, pasta, salads, inventive cocktails and a lot more.

Long-missing revenues and customers returned for more small businesses in December, compared to last month, says Alignable’s Road To Recovery Report.

A La Mode Shoppe, a popular artisanal ice cream shop in Manhattan, will open a new location in East Hampton this spring.

The new 3,000-square-foot restaurant is located at 331 East Main St.

In just five years, the Cronins have taken a small business venture and turned it into a nationally recognized social enterprise.

Insatiable Eats will feature a variety of fresh pastas and Sicilian style sauces, pizza alla pala, and a bar gastronomica, along with a coffee bar featuring imported beans and a gourmet marketplace.

Blue Point Brewing is sponsoring its first annual Toast Your Hero hockey classic to benefit Project9Line and the Long Island Warriors.

Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk will host a food and clothing drive at its Ronkonkoma ReStore beginning next week.

Dozens of stores at the two retail centers will donate 25 percent of shoppers’ full-price purchases to participating organizations of their choice.

The menu at Playa Bowls features a variety of bowls created with acai, pitaya, coconut, oatmeal and kale and filled with combinations of fruit, granola nuts, honey and other toppings.

Customers can sell back “gently used” IKEA furniture for store credit and IKEA will offer the used furniture to other customers in its as-is section.

The grocery chain is the official supermarket of Long Island’s hockey team and will join them to help fight hunger.

The Rise Up initiative supports programs for runaway and homeless youth.