Stony Brook cuts ribbon on new children’s hospital
The 71,500-square-foot facility has 114 beds and each room of the new hospital includes patient, family and healthcare provider areas.
Read MoreThe 71,500-square-foot facility has 114 beds and each room of the new hospital includes patient, family and healthcare provider areas.
Read MoreThey’ll be hosting the third annual Winter Ball at Oheka Castle next month to benefit the Kids For Kids nonprofit.
Read MoreStudents with all levels of coding experience can attend and beginners can get guidance from skilled mentors at the event.
Read MoreThe event features a scavenger hunt for kids with treats, a tour of a haunted bomber, crafts, games with prizes, face painting and more.
Read MoreJoannie Hugues started JT’s Law Foundation in order to help prevent food choking incidents through education, training and workshops.
Read MoreThe Shoppes at East Wind has kicked off its Fall Festival Weekends featuring free rides and events through the end of October.
Read MoreSunny, a yellow labrador, joined the Viscardi School’s staff back in June thanks to the Guide Dog Foundation and its Smithtown-based sister organization America’s VetDogs.
Read MoreA Freeport-based nonprofit that promotes reading and literacy marked a major milestone last weekend.
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 MoreBrett’s Bicycle Recycle plans to give away 40 free kids bicycles and helmets during the town’s Unity in the Community Fair and Parade on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Read MoreRain and thunder didn’t stop the Michael Magro Foundation’s annual car show to benefit kids with cancer.
Read MoreThe New York State Department of Environmental Conservation announced the start of its annual Arbor Day poster contests.
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 MoreSeveral Long Island nonprofits and environmental groups are scheduled to attend a fall harbor cleanup in Oyster Bay on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Read MoreMore than 1,000 residents attended the second annual National Night Out at Fireman’s Park in Ridge.
Read MoreThis is the third straight year that the Nets are participating in the United Way’s annual Stuff-A-Bus campaign.
Read MoreSmokey will be visiting the Otis Pike Preserve in Calverton and the Hagerman Fire Department in East Patchogue.
Read MoreThe PSEG Foundation and Sesame Workshop developed a fun and interactive curriculum to help children build confidence and cope with emergencies and natural disasters.
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