News and Events

We are happy to announce grant funding to Home Earth Alliance. Their mission is to inspire, educate, and empower people to cultivate outdoor spaces to support biodiversity, mitigate climate change, and promote environmental justice. Their IMAGINE Native Plant Farm was launched to further that mission and meet the growing demand for ecotype native plant materials for public and private lands and urban spaces in the great Capital Region of New York state.

We are happy to announce grant funding to Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN). PanCAN tackles pancreatic cancer from four fundamental focus areas: scientific research, patient service, government advocacy, and community.

We were happy to present grant funds to SCO Family of Services, based in Garden City, NY. Our funds will be used to support the renovation of the transitional and vocational center, their Tyree Learning Center. This is a New York State certified special education school that was created to accommodate the needs of children and adolescents with developmental disabilities. These youngsters are in foster care and are residing at SCO’s Robert J. McMahon Children’s Center in Nassau County, NY.

We were happy to present grant funds to St. Joseph Hospital in Bethpage, NY. Our funds will be used to help offset the costs of an ECG Electrocardiogram machine upgrade for their Ambulatory Surgery Center. This machine will ensure accurate, reliable cardiac monitoring for over their surgical patients.

We are happy to announce grant funding to Aleph Military to assist with their mission to provide comprehensive religious, emotional, and community support to Jewish service members and their families. They send over 10,000 Jewish holiday and ritual supply packages to military bases, ships, and deployment zones worldwide.

We are happy to announce grant funding to Catholic Charities New Hampshire’s Liberty House program. Liberty House provides an action-oriented, mission-focused program that empowers veterans to lead purposeful and independent lives. Through its substance-free residential program and community pantry, veterans get back on their feet, regain their independence and build stable futures.

We are happy to announce grant funding to Canine Companions, based in Medford, NY. Our funds will be used to support their mission of enhancing the lives of people living with disabilities by providing professionally trained service dogs at no cost. Since 1975, they have placed over 8,000 service dogs, transforming lives and increasing independence for children, adults, and veterans with more than 65 types of disabilities.

We were happy to present grant funds to the Maurer Foundation for Breast Health Education, based in Melville, NY. Since 1995, The Maurer Foundation has been on a mission to save lives through breast health education that focuses on breast cancer prevention, early detection, risk reduction and healthy lifestyle choices.

We are happy to announce grant funding to The Tool Library. They operate a tool lending library that allows their neighbors the tools they need to create the change they want.