Kings Park gets grant to help downtown revitalization
The Town of Smithtown received a $500,000 grant to help advance downtown revitalization efforts in Kings Park.
Read MoreThe Town of Smithtown received a $500,000 grant to help advance downtown revitalization efforts in Kings Park.
Read MoreThe Toys for Tots program is the nation’s largest holiday gift drive for children, distributing an average of 18 million toys to 7 million less fortunate children annually.
Read MoreJoannie Hugues started JT’s Law Foundation in order to help prevent food choking incidents through education, training and workshops.
Read MoreOrganizers of the annual celebration were scrambling to find a new title sponsor when Blue Point stepped in.
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 MoreThe money raised at the annual event will go towards professional development for the institute’s workforce.
Read MoreWhile the renewal fee has been scrapped, plans to issue new license plates featuring the iconic Montauk Lighthouse are still moving forward as planned.
Read MorePeconic Bay Medical Center received its largest individual donation ever during the hospital’s annual Benefit in Black & White at Westhampton Country Club.
Read MoreForty Panera Bread restaurants owned and operated by Doherty Enterprises, including 31 in Nassau and Suffolk, will donate 20 percent of qualifying delivery and pick-up orders to benefit the nonprofit.
Read MoreIsland Harvest Food Bank set the Guinness World Record for the longest line of hunger-relief packages, the Hauppauge-based organization announced Friday.
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 MoreThe nonprofit, which also has an operation in Miami, has been flying dogs back to America after Hurricane Dorian.
Read MoreThe Alzheimer’s Foundation of America gave a $100,000 grant to NYU Winthrop Hospital to research the underlying causes of Alzheimer’s disease and develop new treatments.
Read MoreLong Island’s first responders will be getting some help from the state to improve emergency dispatch services.
Read MoreCindysnacks offers packaged foods and plant-based snacks, including candy, cookies, cereal, chips, condiments and more.
Read MoreIn addition to its signature brews, frozen drinks and desserts, the dog-friendly café also offers Pup Cups for guests who bring their furry friends.
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 MoreThe Chefs Against Hunger dinner series stars local chefs from the area’s top restaurants to benefit Long Island Cares.
Read MoreThe company has donated more than 2.2 million coats through its annual Warm Coats & Warm Hearts Coat Drive.
Read MoreNYU Winthrop Hospital’s new program connects certified therapy dogs with patients and visitors. Studies have shown that pet visits can benefit patients’ health.
Read More