Spotlight

The donation will bolster the foundation’s mission to honor and support first responders and military service members by providing mortgage-free homes to families of fallen heroes and injured veterans.

The annual VIP Night raises funds to support the foundation and its many community-based charitable activities while providing families with rides, food and entertainment.

Town of Oyster Bay officials oversaw the addition of 500,000 clam and oyster seedlings into the waters along the town’s north shore.

The nonprofit will hold a series of special events aimed at raising awareness and providing support for victims and survivors of domestic violence.

Long Island-based nonprofit Paws of War provided therapy dogs at the ceremony.

The free event features a variety of fun, family-friendly entertainment, including pony rides, music, games, prizes and a balloon artist. 

The grants are given to small businesses and nonprofit organizations that have faced economic challenges due to the rate environment, inflation, supply-chain constraints and/or rising energy costs.

The electrical contractor delivered the backpacks to two organizations.

Employees followed clues to solve a mystery and discover new things inside the museum in a fun, collaborative adventure. 

The Northeast Chapter of the Huntington’s Disease Society of America will host The Team Hope Walk on Sunday, Sept. 15 at Wantagh Park in Wantagh.

The Client Needs Project offers things like meal deliveries, basic health insurance, and even educational needs.

The employees have been helping provide clothing and meals for guests at the Mary Brennan INN Soup Kitchen in Hempstead.

The Kids Dance Team perform at Long Island Nets home games at Nassau Coliseum.

Hip-hop artists Davy DMX, DJ Hurricane and DJ Jazzy Jay will be inducted.

The event will be held at the Venetian Shores Park softball fields in Lindenhurst.

Student Leaders is an eight-week paid summer internship that connects students to employment, skills development and service.

The money helped to fund free, week-long vacations for dozens of wounded U.S. veterans and their families.

The home is being constructed by a collaboration between Habitat for Humanity of Long Island and SQ4D, a builder that specializes in 3D-printed homes.

The national volunteer effort came to Saltzman East Memorial School in Farmingdale.