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We were happy to again provide Grant funding to The Wild Animal Sanctuary, located in Keenesburg, Colorado. Our funds will be used to help with the purchase of used Water Trucks. The trucks will play an integral role in their feeding program at their 1214 acre site.

We were happy to provide Grant funding to Mondays at Racine, Inc., based out of Sayville, NY. Our funds will be used to support their Mondays for Men Cancer Wellness Program. This program is open to men on Long Island who are currently going through cancer treatment or are survivors of a cancer diagnosis.

We were happy to once again provide Grant funding to Allied Foundation to support their Potty Independence Initiative. Designed for families with toddlers 2-3 years of age, Allied provides families with guidance on how to help the family transition from diapers to potty and will provide a potty toolkit which will include a sturdy potty seat with handles that toddlers can put on themselves, training underwear and a potty book to foster literacy and provide training tips for the caregivers.

We were happy to once again provide Grant funding to Turtle Rescue of The Hamptons, based out of Jamesport, NY. Our funds will be used to help with their Headstart Turtle Hatchling Nursery/Breeding Program. The goal of the program is to safely remove eggs from injured mothers to incubate and raise hatchlings up to 1 year prior to release into the native habitat. The program goal is to also increase their current capacity by more than 50%.

We were happy to provide Grant funding to Spectrum for Living, based out of River Vale, NJ. Our funds will be used to support their Recreation Program. SFL offers their clients living with cerebral palsy, epilepsy, spina bifida and other neurological impairments the freedom to make their own choices, become active members of society and have access to the same opportunities able bodied individuals do. Clients participate in events and activities that stimulate cognitive functioning while offering them the opportunity to socialize with other clients across all 27+ facilities and the greater community.

We were happy to provide Grant funding to St. Charles Hospital in Port Jefferson, NY. Our funds will be used to purchase Philips X3 cardiac transport monitors.

As at most hospitals, staff at St. Charles Hospital are physically and emotionally challenged when responding to a very sick patient experiencing sudden cardiac arrest. In these life-or-death moments, the cardiac transport monitor is a critical piece of life-saving equipment. This grant will help them upgrade their fleet of cardiac transport monitors and in turn allow them to treat sudden cardiac arrest in an effective manner and help save lives.

We were happy to return to 13Thirty Cancer Connect in Rochester, NY to fulfill a Grant request. Now in their 22nd year, 13Thirty is an internationally recognized leader in the provision of psychosocial support for adolescents and young adults with cancer between the ages of 13-30. Our funds will support their research into treatment equity and strategies to achieve greater healthcare equity for adolescents and young adults.

We were happy to return to Little Shelter animal rescue & adoption center in Huntington, NY.
Our Grant funds will be used for their program “Passage to Freedom” which will rescue 84 dogs in total from Puerto Rico. Little Shelter works with organizations nationwide to transport animals from areas where shelters and rescues are overcrowded. The puppies pictured were part of a rescue and are named after children from The Brady Bunch. Puppies from left to right are Jan, Bobby and Marsha.

We are proud to provide Grant funding once again to the Lustgarten Foundation, the world’s largest private funder of pancreatic cancer research.  They have been a driving force in every major development in pancreatic cancer research since their founding in 1998.  Pancreatic cancer research is advancing faster than ever before, driving new breakthroughs in early detection, drug development and precision medicine.  These advances give patients the best chance for survival and quality of life.