News and Events

We are happy to support Joseph Avenue Arts and Culture Alliance with Grant funds. JAACA provides dynamic arts and cultural experiences for underserved families and youth in a safe, inspiring place for artistic expressing – instilling pride and serving as a catalyst for community transformation.

We were happy to present Grant funds to Wildlife Center of Long Island. Our funds will go towards nutritional needs and medical care for injured and orphaned wildlife patients.

We are happy to once again provide Grant funds to Holiday Lake 4-H Educational Center, located in Appomattox, VA. Our funds will be used to help them continue to educate youth about their natural environment and to be good stewards of this earth we live on.

We are happy to once again support Angel Flight Soars with Grant funds for their Connecting Kids to Care Program. Angel Flight Soars coordinates mission flights serving children and their families in need of distant, specialized medical care.

We were happy to present Grant funds to JZips, based out of Great Neck, NY. Our funds will be used to help them maintain inventory to fulfill orders so that they can support the pediatric cancer patients and families they serve in a timely manner. They provide shirts with easy port access for pediatric cancer patients.

We were happy to provide Grant funding to Pink Ribbon Softball, who coordinates a youth softball tournament in early September. Tournament beneficiaries are Susan G Komen, Princeton YWCA Breast Cancer Resource Center and Unite for HER. Both organizations provide breast cancer patients and survivors and families with education and outreach support programs.

We are happy to provide Grant funds to Nazareth Housing to support their Louise’s Pantry emergency food program. Their two locations in the central Bronx and the Lower East Side of New York City provide food-insecure households with healthy food options, fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, low-fat dairy products and lean proteins. These pantries serve more than 400 families per week, or close to 100,000 people each year.

We are happy to once again support the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) Peninsula and South Shore Sections with funds to contribute towards their Back 2 School initiative. This event, which takes a year to plan, will take place during the summer of 2025. They will invite 650 underserved children, some with physical disabilities, and their parents/guardians to participate. There are over 250 volunteers who help make this event a success.

We are happy to provide Grant funds to Homes 4 Families to support their Veteran Enriched Neighborhoods project. This project is geared to help low-income veterans become first-time homeowners, build their assets, and receive educational and enrichment programs.