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We were happy to present Grant funds to Options for Community Living, Inc. based out of Ronkonkoma, NY. Our funds will be used to support outcome-based programs focused on helping vulnerable Long Islanders, overcome obstacles to healthcare and entitlement access, safe affordable housing and socio-economic opportunities ultimately allowing individuals and families to live healthier, more stable and productive lives.

We are happy to again provide Grant funds to Mondays At Racine. Their mission is to provide proven mind-body health, beauty and wellness services to women, men and your adults undergoing treatment for any kind of cancer; all 100% free of charge. Our funds will be used towards the Mondays for Men Cancer Wellness Program, directing services customize for men on Long Island who are currently undergoing cancer treatment or are survivors of a cancer diagnosis.

We were happy to present Grant funds to United Veterans Beacon House, located in Bay Shore, NY. UVBH focuses on assisting veterans and their families in crisis. UVBH manages 52 housing sites throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island, demonstrating its extensive reach and commitment to the veteran community.

We happily returned to America’s VetDogs to present Grant funding to support their program operational costs of training and placing guide and service dogs with military members. America’s VetDogs mission is to help those who have served our country honorably live with dignity and independence.

We are happy to provide Grant funds to the Association for Adults with Developmental Disabilities (AADD). Our funds will help with their fitness initiatives involving direct instruction in the methods and benefits of exercise as well as adapted fitness classes and community-based events like Zumba, hiking and trail walking. During the initiative, adults with a developmental disability will participate in weekly hour-long exercise activities both indoors and outdoors while socializing with and alongside 20-40 other adults with a developmental disability. They will also receive instruction in health, wellness and exercise.

We are happy to support Puppies Behind Bars with Grant funds to support their training programs. PBB teaches and trains incarcerated individuals to raise service dogs for others in order to give back to society. Over the past 27 years, PBB has evolved and adapted to address the needs of veterans, first responders, police officers, police departments, and other law enforcement agencies; all at no cost to the receivers. All puppies are raised and trained in correctional facilities for up to 24 months.

We are happy to present Grant funds to Villagers for Veterans in The Villages, Florida. Our funds will contribute to their Ashley’s House project. This is a house currently under construction in Eustis, Florida, that will serve as a transitional safe home environment for six homeless female veterans. The female veterans who live in this house will do so completely expense free. The house is a 4,000 square-foot home with two floors and will be completely ADA compliant, which will allow for veterans who may have physical limitations.

We are happy to once again present Grant funds to SIBS Place to support their Camp SIBS. This is a six-week summer program that consists of various cultural, and empowerment filed trips, recreational activities and creative arts based peer support groups.

We are happy to once again provide Grant funds to Spectrum for Living to contribute to their Recreational Programs. Spectrum for Living offers clients living with cerebral palsy, epilepsy, spina bifida and other neurological impairments the freedom to make their own choices, and become active members of society. Recreation activities include healthy cooking courses, gardening clubs, dances, games, arts/crafts, music therapy, field trips and adaptable sports. These activities can do so much to improve lives, socialization, skills and more.