News and Events

We were happy to return to St. Charles Hospital to support their Give Vets a Smile program. This program provides dental care for homeless and low-income veterans.

We were happy to return to Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline & Support Program to assist with their online Creative Arts support group and in person Creative Arts forum.

We were happy to provide Grant funds to Southeastern Guide Dogs to support their On-Campus Service Dog Training Program. This program is a critical component of their Veterans Program. Their goal is to successfully match a veteran with a service dog and train them to work as a team. During this 11-day program the teams master 20 cues to mitigate anxiety and depression, combat loneliness and overcome mobility issues.

We were happy to provide Grant funds to Imagine Special Equestrians to support their mission to enhance the mind, body and spirit of people with special needs. Their special needs equine-assisted program is unique as they utilize rescued horses to help the people in their programs..

We were happy to once again support the National Audubon Society Mid-Atlantic region in their mission of protecting birds and the places they need. This involves planning for the future using advocacy, education, and on-the-ground conservation; specifically in Pennsylvania and Maryland.

We were happy to once again support Brooklyn Book Bodega with Grant funding to support their ongoing mission to provide families with books. Since 2019, they have helped more than 125,000 kids and families start or add to their home libraries, giving out over 390,000 free books.

We were happy to present Grant funds to AdventHealth Foundation in Orlando, Florida. Our funds will be used to help fund their diagnostic sleep studies, CPAP machines and masks for high-risk sleep apnea heart patients.

AdventHealth’s Heart, Lung and Vascular Institute is leading this project and is uniquely positioned to improve the devastating outcomes of heart disease. In 2006 they established the Trina Hidalgo Heart Care Center to serve their most vulnerable and isolated residents. These are heart patients who are uninsured and many living at poverty levels. This Center is Central Florida’s only cardiac center that provides free evidence-based medical management, education, and support to reduce risks and improve health and quality of life.

We were happy to present Grant funds to United Against Poverty, Inc. in Florida. They began in 2003 and over the past 20 years has built a reputation for comprehensive programming designed to move low-income families out of poverty. There are four support programs: the Member Share Grocery Program, the Crisis Stabilization Program, the Workforce Development Program and Success Training Employment Program in addition to General Education. These programs serve the population whose annual household income is at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Line in Indian River County, Florida..

We were happy to return to the Mary Brennan INN Soup Kitchen to fulfill a Grant request. This year The INN celebrates their 40th Year of Service and Programs to Long Island’s most vulnerable families and individuals living in poverty. Since their inception in 1983, their organization has grown and continues to use a holistic approach and focus on improving and impacting the community.