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Now through March 24 - Ronald McDonald House 25th Annual Mustang Raffle


The Ronald McDonald House is moving back and looking forward with their 25th Annual Mustang Raffle. You could win BOTH a 1965 AND 2012 Ford Mustang! Tickets are $100 each. The winner will be announced at Ronald McDonald's 25th Anniversary Gala at Citifield on March 24th. Only 2,500 tickets will be sold. Call 516.775.5683 x129 or visit www.rmhlongisland.com/raffle to purchase tickets today.

February 4: Long Island Events - The Soldiers Project Seminar


Joan Beder, Professor at the Yeshiva University School of Social Work, will be presenting her research on "Bereavement Issues Unique to Wartime" at Unitarian Universalist Congregation from 11AM - 1PM. Certificates of Attendance will be available for $5.00 with checks made out to "The Soldiers Project." Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Shelter Rock is located at 48 Shelter Rock Road in Manhasset. RSVP to Sarah Wilson no later than Friday, February 3rd, 2012 at sarahsoldiersproject@gmail.com.

February 4: Long Island Events - Sheryl Marshall Breast Cancer Fundraiser


Ye Pyrate Brotherhood is sponsoring the Sheryl Marshall Breast Cancer Fundraiser. This benefit will take place at the Port Royal Grill in Islip, as featured on Man vs. Food, from 12 PM - 4 PM . Tickets are $20 and include a buffet, drink specials and live music by The Brigands. For more information contact Ye Pyrate Brotherhood at 631-894-3417 or email yepyratebrotherhood@yahoo.com.

Now through February 5: Long Island Events - Love Your Pet Art Contest and Expo


Bideawee Adoption Center of Westhampton invites children grades K-8th to create artwork that demonstrates their love for animals. Art entries can represent any medium (drawings, photos, paintings, sculpture, finger painting, etc.). On Saturday, February 11th, 10 AM - 3 PM, the first 300 entries will be displayed at the "Love Your Pet Art Expo". Winners will be selected by attendees and will receive great prizes by Dave and Busters, Splish Splash and Tanger Outlet Center. $5 donation required for entrance into Expo to help Bideawee continue to shelter homeless animals. Submit artwork to the Bideawee Adoption Center, 118 Old Country Road in Westhampton between 10 AM and 5 PM, seven days a week, no later than February 5, 2012. Click here for more information and submission form.

February 3 & 17: Long Island Events - Afternoon Movies at Connetquot Library


Two Upcoming Afternoon Movies at Connetquot Library! "The Ides of March" on Friday, February 3 at 2:00pm. An idealistic staffer for a newbie presidential candidate gets a crash course on dirty politics during his stint on the campaign trail, stars George Clooney and Ryan Gosling. Rated R. "Anonymous" on Friday, February 17 at 2:00pm. A political thriller advancing the theory that it was in fact Edward De Vere, Earl of Oxford who penned Shakespeare's plays. Rated PG-13. The library is located at 760 Ocean Avenue, Bohemia. For further information please call the library at 631-567-5079 or visit our website at www.connetquotlibrary.org.

February 4 & 28: Long Island Events - Adoption Information Sessions


Thinking about adopting? Family Focus Adoption Services will give you the full story about adopting babies, children and teens; domestic and international. Join them for an information session Saturday, February 4 at 10 AM or Tuesday, February 28 at 7 PM at 54-40 Little Neck Parkway, Suite 4, Little Neck, Queens. No reservations necessary. Call them at 718-224-1919 or visit www.familyfocusadoption.org for more info.

February 5: Long Island Events - Play Bingo for Children's Heart Transplants


Suffolk County American Legion Auxiliary is hosting a Super Market Bingo for the Children's Organ Transplant Association Sunday, February 5th from 3pm-7pm. $7 donation at door. Coffee, tea and cake included. This event will be held at the American Legion Post #94, 22 Grove Place, Babylon. Contact Erin Horn at 631.807.1549 for details.  

February 5 through 10: St.Markella's Greek School Fundraiser at Five Below


Raise money for St. Markela Afternoon Greek School by shopping at Five Below in Levittown. At Five Below everything is priced at $5 or less! Find everything you need from stationary & school supplies to books, electronic accessories, sporting goods, games, t-shirts, jewelry, hobbies, collectibles, bath & body, room decor, storage, seasonal items plus much more. Present this flyer with your purchase Sunday, February 5th through Friday, Februrary 10th and 10% of proceeds will be donated to St. Markella's. For store directions click here.

February 7: Long Island Radio Group - Wendy's of Wantagh Fundraiser


Buy a Frosty for a great cause! Present this flyer at Wendy's, 1350 Wantagh Ave, Wantagh on February 7th from 5-8pm and 15% of your purchase will go to St. Markella Afternoon Greek School. Like St.Markella on Facebook here.

February 8: Long Island Events - How to Select a Contractor


Learn the basics of home improvement contracts and get the tips you need to avoid scams and costly remodeling mistakes. Slideshow with handouts and worksheets to take home. This informative presentation will be held at Connetquot Library located at 760 Ocean Ave in Bohemia from 7:00 - 8:15 PM. For further information call the library at  631.567.5079 or visit www.connetquotlibrary.org

February 11: Long Island Events - Valentine's Day Dinner Dance Fundraiser


The Malverne American Legion Auxiliary Unit No.44 is hosting a Valentine's Day Dinner Dance Fundraiser Saturday, February 11th at Joseph W. Murtha Memorial Hall in Malverne. $45 admission includes full open bar, dinner buffet including a carving station, and DJ entertainment from 8pm till Midnight. For more information, please contact Susan Sayers at 516-996-6657 or Agnes Murtha at 516-593-3729.

February 11: Long Island Events - Frank Rendo in Concert at St.Paul's


St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church presents Voices of Love- Frank Rendo In Concert. Come for an evening of inspirational music starting at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $10 each. Light refreshments will be served. All are welcomed! St. Paul's is located at 449 Stewart Avenue in Bethpage, www.stpaulbethpage.com.

February 12: Long Island Events - Meet, Eat, & Network!


Curves of Baldwin & Belief For Relief are coming together in a networking event to support each other as residents and/or business owners in our local L.I. communities. $10 donation includes wine, food, music and access to all auction and sale items. Auction items include a TV, bicycle, spa gifts and baskets galore! Proceeds will benefit families in need on Long Island. The fun starts at 1 PM at Curves of Baldwin, 999 Merrick Road. More information here.

February 18: Long Island Events - Snowflake Ball


The Feustel Kurdt American Legion Auxiliary presents the Snowflake Ball on Saturday, February 18th from 7pm-11pm. $25 per person includes DJ Joey D, buffet, open bar, and door prizes. Raffles to benefit Childhood Cancer. This event is located at 80 Herbert Avenue in Lindenhurst. For more information call 631.226.9225, 631.943.3397 or 516.220.3040.

February 19: Long Island Events - Help the Dereme Family


Gina, a mother of two young children, was recently a victim of domestic violence - and has also incurred a serious debt due to her husband's unknown actions. Help the Dereme family by coming to Bruno's Village Restaurant located at 451 Hawkins Avenue in Ronkonkoma Sunday, February 19 from 4-8pm.  DJ, standup comedy, several different boxes/raffles including a 40" flat screen TV and Panasonic 3D Blu Ray Player. Purchase bracelet in advance for $60 ($70 at door) and receive 4 hours of open bar & buffet dinner. Proceeds will be donated to the Dereme Family and VIBS (Victims Information Bureau of Suffolk County http://www.vibs.org/). For further informaton email helpthederemes@optimumonline.net or call 631.913.8581. Wear purple to show your support!

February 24: Long Island Events- Elvis Time at St.Paul's Lutheran Church


Elvis Time with Steve Mitchell is back Friday, February 24th at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Amityville! Enjoy songs from Elvis' 1968 Comeback Special and Aloha from Hawaii. 8-10pm, $15 per ticket. St.Paul's Lutheran Church is located at 147 Park Ave.,Amityville. Call Cindy at 631.806.8685 for reservations. For more on St.Paul's here.

February 26: Long Island Events - Chili Contest to Benefit Homless Teen Girls


Mercy Center Ministries is having a chili contest at Avino's Italian Table in Bellport at 108 South Country Road on February 26th from 2-5pm. $10 donation to enter your chili (and side dish). Admission is $10 for the public. Kids under 12 "taste" for free. Cash bar and regular menu will also be available. Three top prizes and a 50/50 raffle. All proceeds go directly to Mercy's three programs for homeless teens and teen mothers. Please call 631.447.3978 immediately if you know you want to enter your chili, we have limited spots. Like Mercy Center Ministries on Facebook here.

February 26: Long Island Events - Live Animals at Freeport Library


On Sunday, February 26, at 2:30 pm, the Children's Room at Freeport Memorial Libary will have a program on" Live Animals: Their Habitat and Survival Skills" presented by the Center for Science Teaching and Learning for grades Pre-K to 4. They will meet some friendly creatures and learn how these animals communicate with each other, what they prey on, and how they are all part of a variety of food webs. Please pre-register in the Children's Room. The Freeport Libary is located at 144 West Merrick Road, between South Bergen Place and South Ocean Avenue. For further information, please call 516.379.3274 and click here.

February 27: Long Island Events - Dodgeball Festival


Come to the Dodgeball Festival Saturday, March 3rd to benefit Moriches Community Center. The action starts at 8am and goes all day long at Clayton Huey Elementary School Gym. Kids teams play early...adult teams play late. $120 per team, and teams must register by February 27th. For more information or to register a team visit www.morichescommunitycenter.org.

February 29: Long Island Events - Joe Meets the Spirit World


Joe Giaquinto, a clairaudient medium and a paranormal investigator will share stories of his ghost-hunting adventures in the Hamptons and the Gold Coast Mansions to graveyards and Native American Lands. Joe will also answer questions about your ghostly encounters! This unique presentation will be held at the Connequot Library located at 760 Ocean Avenue, Bohemia from 7- 8:30 PM. For further information please call the library at 631.567.5079 or visit the website at www.connetquotlibrary.org.

March 3: Long Island Events - ACDS St. Patrick's Day Fundraiser


The Association for Children with Down Syndrome is holding their annual St. Patrick's Day Fundraiser Saturday, March 3rd from 6 to 10 pm. Enjoy a wonderful evening filled with Irish music, great food, and raffles at St. Agnes Parish Center in Rockville Center. $50 per person, 21 and over please. Purchase tickets by visiting www.ACDS.org or calling 516.933.4700 X124.

March 10: Long Island Event- Help Keith Battle Lou Gehrig's Disease


Keith, a father of four and 25 year member of the Lindenhurst Volunteer Fire Department was recently diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease, a fatal neuromascular disease. On March 10th at 7:30 PM The Friends of Keith in conjunction with the Lindenhurst Volunteer Fire Department will be hosting a spaghetti dinner and chinese auction at The Fireman's Park Pavilion in Lindenhurst to help Keith and his family with ongoing medical and care costs. Auction admission is $25. There will also be an additional $5 raffle where you can win 250 Gallons of Home Heating Oil! If you are interested in attending, donating an item to be raffled, and/or sending a monetary donation call Gina Fedoryk at 631.921.9626 or email gadd1570@me.com or gina@sassonplasticsurgery.com.

April 29: Long Island Radio Group - Helen's Walk 2012


Help Helen Keller National Center remain a support and resource for people who face the challenges of vision and hearing loss. HKNC Helen’s Walk 2012 kicks off Sunday, April 29th. Check-in and registration is from 8-9 AM at Sands Point Preserve. Complimentary refreshments at the finish line.To register, sponsor a walker or make a donation please visit our website at www. HKNC.org or call 516-944-9800, ext. 310.

Now through May 8: Long Island Events - History Flight 2012 Raffle


Win a Classic WWII Aircraft Adventure at Brookhaven Airport. Tickets are $5 each or 6 tickets for $20. The winning ticket will be drawn on Wednesday, May 9th, 2012. Winner will schedule their flight between July 12-31, 2012 and will have a choice between two flight packages - The Barnstormer Flight or The Bomber Crew Flight Experience. Proceeds to benefit veteran, youth, and community programs of Greenlawn American Legion. For more information call 516.458.7881 or email post1244@verizon.net. For more information on History Flight click here.

May 12: Long Island Events - Great American War Battles Golf Outing


Play a round of golf in support of our brave soldiers and veterans brought to you by the Sons of the American Legion Squadron 1839. Enjoy 18 holes of golf ( par 3 course), a hot buffet, door prizes, raffles and awards. 8 AM shot gun start at Cedar Beach Golf Coarse between Overlook and Cedar Beach. Teams of four at $60 dollars per person. Many opportunities for sponsorship. Contact Jim at 516.375.4740 for more information.

May 17: Long Island Events - 25th Annual Geraldo Rivera Golf and Tennis Match


Life's WORC has a mission of “providing services that facilitate an independent and productive life experience for individuals with developmental disabilities and autism”. Join them for their 25th Anniversary Geraldo Rivera Golf and Tennis Classic to take place at Plandome Country Club, 145 Stonytown Road, Plandome from 10:30AM - 9PM. Includes breakfast, lunch, cocktail reception and dinner. Contact Matthew Zebatto at 516-741-9000 ext. 241 or mzebatto@aol.com. For more on Life's WORC go to lifesworc.org.
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Animal Assistance - Riverhead Foundation


The Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research & Preservation Auction is officially open! There is something for everyone, so place your bids now! Proceeds benefit the Riverhead Foundation and help protect marine life. To view auction items or place a bid, please visit http://tiny.cc/xKCQa

Animal Assistance - Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research & Preservation


The Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research & Preservation is in need of supplies for the care and maintenance of their animals and facilities. They are requesting items such as bleach (gallon size), Simple Green cleaning products, and extra-large plastic dog kennels. For more information or to see their full wish list, visit www.riverheadfoundation.org, or call (631) 369-9840.

Animal Assistance - Long Island Cat Project


If you have a cat  problem at your home or in your neighborhood the Long Island Cat Project  can help you!  Visit www.licp.org for more information!

Animal Assistance - Amaryllis Horse Rescue


Every Sunday Amaryllis Horse Rescue holds an open house from 1:30-3:30pm at the farm's 93 Merchants Path address in Sagaponack. This is an excellent opportunity to learn of the rescue's mission and meet some pretty special horses! Donations are just $5 at the door. Every dime goes directly to the care of the horses!  www.HamptonsHorseRescue.com or 631-537-7335.

Animal Assistance - Canine Companions For Independence


Interested in creating a miracle in someone's life? Canine Companions For Independence, the national nonprofit organization that trains assistance dogs for people with disabilities, is looking for volunteer puppy raisers. For more information call 1-800-572-BARK or visit their website at www.cci.org.

Animal Assistance - BideAWee


At Bideawee, we believe that our four-legged companions are important parts of the family. Saying goodbye to our loving animal companions can be a tough and very emotional journey. Bideawee wants you to know that you are not alone. Since there are many people experiencing the same loss Bideawee is now providing a support system to deal with your loss.  3rd Saturday of Every Month 10:00 am facilitated by Joyce Sabella, MSW. These support groups will be at Bideawee Adoptions, 118 Old Country Road, Westhampton. Please contact Bideawee in advance for this free service at 631-325-0200 ext. 113 or by email at heidi.gaumet@bideawee.org

Child Abuse Prevention - Child Abuse Prevention Program


Child safety is on everyone’s mind, and the Child Abuse Prevention Program is there for you! They have workshops available  you can attend to get informed, for details,  go to www.childabusepreventionprogram.org

Child Abuse Prevention - Child Protection


Protect your child ... and help bring the missing home. Learn more by visiting www.criminaljustice.state.ny.us/missing or call 1-800-FIND-KID. A message from the New York State Missing and Exploited Children Clearinghouse.

Child Abuse Prevention - Schneider Children's Hospital


If you are stressed or frustrated by a crying baby, put the baby down in a safe place and walk away. Crying does not harm a baby but SHAKING a baby can cause brain damage and death. This message is sponsored by Kohl’s Cares for Kids and Schneider Children's Hospital of the North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System. For more information visit www.SchneiderChildrensHospital.org.

Cancer Charities


The fight against ovarian cancer is a long and hard battle. George Hess, General Manager of Red Stick Recordings, has been personally affected by the disease, losing one of his friends. Producer Todd Terry and artist/writer Sarah Mattea wrong the song “I Am Here To Stay (Nadia’s Song)”. Some of the proceeds from this project will be donated to The Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (www.ocrf.org) on Nadia's behalf. The mission of the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund is to fund research to find a method of early detection and ultimately a cure for ovarian cancer. Click for more info: http://www.promo.strictly.com/sarah.htm.

Children - Lutheran Social Services


Do you have room in your heart and home for a child in need? There are many teens in foster care who need a safe home until they can be reunited with their parents. You can make a difference in a teen’s life. If you have love and a home to share and would like to find out about special training to become a foster parent then call Lutheran Social Services of New York at (212) 870-1138.

Children - New York State Act Early Summit


Are you concerned that your child isn’t pointing, walking, or speaking? Your child’s doctor monitor’s his or her development and you should, too. Key milestones – like pointing and speaking – develop within a certain age range. While all children reach these milestones at their own pace, if you are concerned about your child’s progress, talk to your doctor immediately. Early intervention is critical for your child to reach his or her full potential. You can learn about key developmental milestones and when they should be reached on the Web at the Center for Disease Control, Learn the Signs, Act Early, or call 1-800-232 4636.

Children - Vaccination


Every year, thousands of people die and many more are hospitalized from diseases that could have been prevented by vaccination. In these tough economic times, more families must choose between health care and other critical needs. Fortunately, there is a federal government program to provide vaccines for children at no or low cost to uninsured families and others who qualify. More information at NACCHO.org.

Children - Head Start


Are you looking for your preschooler to get a HEAD START? The children's community HEAD START, with centers in Port Jefferson and Ronkonkoma, offers a comprehensive preschool program for income eligible families. There is no cost if you qualify. Call today at 631-585-3131 to give your child the head start they need for success in school and life.

Children: Family Focus Adoption


Family Focus adoption services of Little Neck, has been helping children and teenagers find loving homes across Long Island and Greater New York area, for the last twenty three years. If your interested in learning more about adopting call (718)-224-1919, email ffasmaris@familyfocusadoption.org or visit them on the web: www.familyfocusadoption.org

Children - Applebee Pond


Does your child know what to do if a stranger drives up in a car? Do you have a secret password to keep your child safe? And what would your child do if they got separated from you in a store? Arnold Applebee and his cast of characters can come to your school or organization and teach the kids how to stay safe courtesy of the Rose Brucia Foundation and Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center. To schedule all the puppets from Applebee Pond call 631-234-4667.

Counseling - Response Hotline


Response of Suffolk County provides a 24-hour crisis hotline and now has an ONLINE program called Hear2Help. Hear2Help is a safe place for adolescents to seek support and understanding online and to talk about their struggles. Hear2Help counselors can be reached weekday afternoons at  www.ResponseHotline.org, or you can call Response at 631- 751-7500. All calls are free and confidential.

Counseling - Narcanon


Narconon, a non-profit, public organization that specializes in helping people with drug or alcohol addictions offers free assessments and more than 11,000 referrals. Drug addiction can be overcome and Narconon can help. Prescription drug abuse is on the rise, from teenager to baby boomer. No one is immune. Know before you reach. Get the facts. What’s in your medicine cabinet?  Learn more at www.DrugsNo.com or call Narconon at 877-413-3073.

Counseling - Long Island Crisis Center


A new web site – www.LookCloserOnline.com – helps Long Island teens recognize signs of trouble in their friends and to support them in getting help. This unique on-line campaign resembles Facebook and MySpace and features trained crisis counselors with supportive words and links to mental health resources. The program is sponsored by the Long Island Crisis Center in partnership with the Nicole Schiffman Foundation. For more information visit www.LookCloserOnline.com.

Counseling - Outreach Project


Outreach Project offers life-changing care for families affected by drug and alcohol abuse. To learn about Outreach's services and how you can help visit www.OPINY.org.  Outreach... reaching out to build healthy lives on Long Island.

Counseling - Long Island Crisis Center


Help stop suicide in its tracks.  The Long Island Crisis Center wants you to know they are only a call away if you or someone you know needs help, just dial 516-679-1111

Counseling - Arthritis Foundation


The Arthritis Foundation offers counseling and physician referrals. If you need help, call  631-427-8272

Counseling - Mental Health Association of Nassau County


The Mental Health Association of Nassau County is always there for you! Call 516-504-for help anytime. All calls are free and confidential.

Domestic Violence - Suffolk County Coalition Against Domestic Violence


The Suffolk County Coalition Against Domestic Violence offers free community based support groups for victims of domestic violence. Support groups are a safe setting that allows victims to share their experiences and feelings while building a supportive network. For more information on how to enroll in a support group, please call 631.666.7181.  If you are in a crisis and need to speak with someone immediately, call SCCADV's 24 hour hotline at 631.666.8833.

Environment - Peconic Baykeeper


Peconic Baykeeper is a non-profit organization that works to protect and sustain the South Shore and Peconic Bays of Long Island. We accomplish this by working to improve water quality and productivity in these ecosystems, emphasizing the intrinsic connection between our bays and our communities.
Click here for more information.

Environment - Bags For The People


Bags for the People is a non-profit organization that provides people with a sustainable alternative to plastic bags. Please visit www.BagsforthePeople.org to learn more about the many programs and events and how you can help reduce the use of plastic bags.

Health - Fight Arthritis


Nearly 27-million Americans deal with the pain of Osteo-arthritis each year,  but there is help. For details, go to www.fightarthritispain.org/ !

Health - Low-Cost Health Insurance


Getting sick is a part of life. Health insurance coverage should be too. Thousands of families are eligible for low-cost health insurance coverage for their kids and don't know it. Call 877-KIDS-NOW or visit www.insurekidsnow.gov today to enroll in your state's children's health insurance program. Brought to you by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Health - Diabetes Self-Management


Do you have diabetes or care for someone with this disease? The Suffolk County Department of Health Services is offering a series of classes on diabetes self-management for residents in the Shirley, Riverhead, Coram, Patchogue, Wyandanch and Amityville communities. Locations and times vary according to community. Classes are open to all community residents and are free of charge. For more information or to register, please call Laurie Wells at (631) 727-7850 ext. 340.

Health: Quitting Smoking


Each year more than 400,000 Americans die  because  of a  tobacco-related disease.  Quit smoking now by going to www.becomeanex.org!

Health: Quitting Smoking


Looking to quit smoking? The Suffolk County tobacco cessation program includes educational classes that
meet for six weeks and pharmaceutical support to medically-eligible participants. Over 14,000 individuals have participated in cessation classes since 2000. For more info on these programs call 631-853-4017 or visit the Suffolk County Department of Health Services website at:
http://www.suffolkcountyny.gov/Home/departments/healthservices/healtheducation.aspx.

Libraries - Freeport Library Programs


Each week there are many programs and events offered by the Freeport Memorial Library. For more information, please visit, http://www.nassaulibrary.org/freeport/ or call 516.379.3274. The library is located at 144 West Merrick Road, Freeport.

Health - Heart Disease Prevention


The “Go Red For Women Movement” continues on Long Island, looking to wipe out heart disease!! To find out more about this great organization call the American Heart Association at 516-777-8447

Health-Prenatal Care


Are you pregnant? Early prenatal care and support is important. The Suffolk Perinatal Coalition can help. Services include: prenatal care referrals, case management and mentoring mothers, phone and group support, emergency baby supplies, health education, and more! Please call 631.475.5400 or visit www.spcbabies.org.

Literacy - Literacy Suffolk, Inc


Literacy Suffolk, Inc. is seeking volunteers to help adults in our communities learn to read, write and / or speak English. Tutors meet with adult learners for 2 to 3 hours a week in local libraries for at least a year. For more information or to register for the training workshop call 631-286-1649 or visit www.LiteracySuffolk.org.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - MDA


Over a million Americans are affected by neuromuscular disease! Help those affected by texting M-D-A to 2-0-2-2-2 to make a 5 dollar donation! For more information go to http://www.mda.org!

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Project Warmth


Tens of thousands of Long Islanders who remain jobless are being forced to decide whether to heat their homes or feed their families. United Way of Long Island's Project Warmth Emergency Fuel Fund can help. Help United Way keep struggling families warm this winter by donating to Project Warmth today at www.unitedwayli.org, or text WARMTH to 50555. (a $10 donation applies) All new donations up to $150,000 will be matched by the National Grid Foundation. Feeding your family or heating your home shouldn't be a decision anyone has to make. For more information, visit www.unitedwayli.org/projectwarmth.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Bocce


Attention  Bocce Lovers! The Southampton Bocce League will begin its 3rd season at the Southampton Youth Services on Major's Path in Southampton starting in mid June. We have a few openings left for individuals who'd like to play this season. The fee is $20.00. You must be 18 years or older. For more information, please call (631)725-0120.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Clothing Drive


It's the Suffolk County PAL Clothing Drive. Please donate your clean, gently worn, unwanted clothing, shoes and sneakers. To schedule a free pick-up please call 1888-516-2274 or log on to www.wecashclothes.com

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - INTERFACE Food Drive


Town of Brookhaven Youth Bureau INTERFACE Program seeks more volunteerism to provide goods and services to the Town's less fortunate residents. Well-stocked food pantries are at an all time low. Please help by participating in the INTERFACE Program's local food drive. Drop off points for food collection are
Brookhaven Town Hall, One Independence Hill, Farmingville, and Highway and Parks Department Buildings located on Old Town Road, Coram. For more information, please call (631) 451-6260.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Let's Move Together


Let’s Move Together! Join the Arthritis Foundation Long Island Chapter for the nationwide movement created to improve the quality of life of the one-in-five Americans suffering from the pain of arthritis. Move every day to prevent or treat arthritis. To learn more about Let’s Move Together call 631-427-8272 or visit www.LetsMoveTogether.org.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Eyes & Ears


Help your community prevent criminal activity by joining the "Eyes and Ears” of the Nassau County Police department - the Nassau County Auxiliary Police! For more information, call 516-573-7521!

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Feed Hungry Long Islanders


Stop by Brighton Collectibles at Roosevelt Field and help feed hungry Long Islanders. To find out how you can help call (516) 741-4687.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Island Harvest


Did you know only $50.00 can feed a child for 6 weeks??? Make a donation to island harvest and help a needy family today. For info, visit   www.islandharvest.org 

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Heart of Sailing Foundation


You can help make dreams come true for special families. The Heart of Sailing Foundation is looking for volunteer captains and crew and sailboat donations to give a special needs child or adult the joy of sailing. If you can help or if you are a family with special needs and would like to share a day of sailing visit www.HeartofSailing.org.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - LI Small Business Assistance Corporation


If you’re a woman wanting to open your own business, the “Long Island Small Business Assistance Corporation” would like to help you with tips and resources. Call 866-433-5432 or go to www.Lisbac.org 

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Singles Association of Long Island


Don’t  be  lonely!   The  Singles  Association  of  Long  Island  is  always  looking  for  new  members!    If  you’re  25  and   over and   like  to  join,   call  516-825-0633

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Catholic Charities


Donate to Catholic Charities and help make a difference in your community!  A phone call can help – call 516-733-7028.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Telecare


The folks at Telecare are always accepting your donations to provide the best in catholic television! If you’d like to make a contribution, call 516-538-8700, or just go to www.telecaretv.org!

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Town of Brookhaven


"One call does it all". The Town of Brookhaven is here to help. Do you need assistance? Do you have a question about your town? Just call 451-TOWN (451-8696) and get your questions answered. From seasonal questions, to waste management questions to parks and recreation questions and more. For more information visit www.Brookhaven.org

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Boating Safety Course


The  US  Power  Squadrons  are  offering  a  boating  safety  course   this  winter…  if  you’re  interested,   call  631-472-7232

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - NY Blood Center


Help save someone's life. Donate blood to the Red Cross. They say that one donation can save up to three lives. Contact Long Island Blood Services - a division of NY Blood Center, at 1-800-933-BLOOD or visit www.nybloodcenter.org to schedule an appointment. Also, you can register to be a bone marrow donor at http://www.BeTheMatch.org. The more people who sign up, the more chances there are for a match!

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Groceries for Families in Need


Help provide groceries for families in need. The Circle of Love Ministry Worldwide Church is in need of donations to fill their church food pantry that feeds 100 families each week. All goods are accepted including meat, poultry and fish.  Fresh vegetables and dairy items are needed for the children.  The pantry also accepts food gift certificates. For more information on where to drop off food call 631-789-4552.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - West Islip Public Library


Learn  how  to  relax,  reduce  stress,  and  live  a  healthier  life!   Check  out  the  yoga  program   at   West  Islip   library.  Call  631-661-7080  for  more  information.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Harry Chapin Food Bank


Help Long Island Cares - the Harry Chapin Foodbank - by collecting your very own Celebrity Doodles on Ceramics! Collect these authentic, replicated celebrity doodles – from Phil Collins, Nelson DeMille, Grace Slick and more on a ceramic with a portion of the proceeds going to feed Long Island’s hungry. To purchase your ceramic visit www.LICares.org or call 516 356 1205.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - College Assistance


Even with a tough economy, there’s is financial help for students who want to go to college. The US Department of Education encourage you to reach  out on their website at  www.college.gov

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - United Way of Long Island


For Long Islanders without health insurance or who are in need of medications not covered by their insurance plan, there is help. FamilyWize prescription drug discount cards are being distributed by United Way of Long Island that can lower the cost of medicine by an average of 35%. Available immediately, United Way of Long Island is providing these cards free-of-charge to all Long Islanders. There are no age or income restrictions and no limit on how many times you can use the benefit. Distribution details as well as a list of participating pharmacies are available at www.unitedwayli.org.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Empire Passport


The “Empire Passport” is your key to enjoying state parks with your friends and family year-round. To purchase yours, call 631-321-3515.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Eastern Audobon Society


The Eastern Audubon Society is holding meetings, lectures and field trips from Montauk Point to the Galapagos Islands. For more information nature lovers can call 631-281-6001 or visit www.easternlongislandaudubonsociety.org.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - West Islip Public Library


The West Islip Public library invites you to take advantage of their special programs and informational lectures! To find out what’s happening, just call 631-661-7080.

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - State Programs


Uninsured Long Islanders now have access to an improved, user-friendly bi-lingual website to enroll in state programs. Visit http://www.coverage4healthcare.com/ to get all the information you need!

Long Islanders Helping Long Islanders - Action Long Island


For tips on how mobilize Long Island's energy efforts, create jobs, and boost our economy, all you have to do is go to one place.. Visit www.actionlongisland.org today!

Senior Care - Housing


Programs pair seniors who want to stay in their homes with working individuals or students who are looking for living space with affordable rent. In Nassau, call 516-292-1300 ext. 2312. In Suffolk, call 631-427-3700 ext. 305.

Senior Care - DayHaven


Adult Day Care programs like Day Haven help families care for frail older adults and loved ones with Alzheimer's or dementia by providing stimulating day time activities in a safe and supportive environment. Visit Day Haven online at www.dayhaven.org or call 585-2020.

Senior Care - LI Alzheimer's Foundation


Over 150,000 Long Islanders are living with Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders. The Long Island Alzheimer’s Foundation in Port Washington focuses on assisting people with Alzheimer’s disease to live their lives to the fullest, while providing respite and supportive services for family caregivers. Their array of programs and services for families living with Alzheimer’s disease includes Creative Expression, which integrates a variety of Eastern and Western artistic and therapeutic modalities – such as tai chi and relaxation/visualization to promote self-expression. Other services include specialized support groups for spousal and adult children caregivers; a small-group brain-training program for individuals with mild cognitive impairment, a socialization and mental stimulation program for those with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, and a social model adult day program for those with moderate and severe dementia. For more information, please call (516) 767-6856.

Senior Care - Activity Program


All seniors are invited to join the “Retirees Activity Program” at the Mid Island JCC! Programs include a friendship circle and so much more.. If you’re interested call 516-822-3535

Senior Care - Free Cataract Surgery


Did you know that cataracts are the leading cause of blindness in the world? But vision can be restored with an outpatient procedure. Ophthalmic Consultants of Long Island
has partnered with Mission Cataract USA to provide free cataract surgery to residents of Nassau, Suffolk and Queens who are not covered by medical insurance and are unable to pay for the surgery. To find out if you are eligible call 1-866-see-OCLI or visit www.OCLI.net.

Veterans - Counselors


Long Island counselors are available all days and hours to help both veterans and their families cope with emotions related to suicide and post-traumatic stress disorder after returning home. Call the Veterans Hotline at 516-679-1111

Veterans - American Legion


Honorably discharged men and women or those now serving in the armed forces, meet for friendship, volunteer opportunities, and community post events. Join the American Legion on Tuesdays at 8:00 PM at Post 155, Church Street in Lake Ronkonkoma. 631-588-8608.

Veterans - Caregiver Benefits


Many veterans are not aware that they and their spouses are eligible for caregiver benefits from the VA for assistance with daily living activities. The elder law firm Genser, Dubow, Genser and Cona in Melville is offering veterans free assistance in completing and submitting the application for the V-A’s Aid and Attendant program. For more information call 631-390-5000.

Veterans - Benefits for Veterans


Are you an honorably discharged veteran? Are you in need of long- term hospital help, but don’t think there are any options for you? If you answered yes to both of those questions, you are probably entitled to more benefits than you realize. If you or someone you know is in search of assistance, but are not sure if you qualify, call our toll free number at 1-866-331-1944.

Veterans - DVDs 4 VETS


Honor a soldier who has served our country by sending them DVDs. DVDs4Vets is looking for new and used DVDs to be sent to military veterans in Veteran's hospitals, Vet centers, clinics and State Vet homes. For more information visit www.DVDs4Vets.org.

Volunteers - Mental Health Association of Nassau County, INC


The Mental Health Association of Nassau County, INC. needs volunteers for its compeer program. Volunteers are matched in one-on-one friendship relationships with adults who are recovering from mental health issues and are currently in treatment.  Call 516-489-2332 EXT. 1257 for any questions or more information on this program.

Volunteers - Mercy Medical Center


Mercy Medical Center is seeking volunteers as evening and weekend staff for the gift shop. High school and college students, retirees or anyone in-between jobs is welcome. If you or someone you know would be interested in this or the many other volunteering opportunities at Mercy call (516) 705-1391.

Volunteers - CASA-NYS


Speak up for a child, and help to change the world! CASA-NYS promotes and supports community advocacy programs that train and supervise volunteers who assist Family Courts in making crucial decisions affecting abused and neglected children. “Friends of CASA” is currently seeking volunteers.  For more information visit www.CASA-NYS.org.

Volunteers - Nassau County's Cerebral Palsy Association


Nassau County’s Cerebral Palsy Association helps thousands of individuals with disabilities, and they need your help! To learn more visit www.ucpn.org 

Volunteers - Response Hotline


You can make a difference in someone’s life if you listen carefully! Response Hotline is looking for people to join their team of volunteer crisis counselors. Learn a rewarding, new way of listening, and have an experience of a lifetime. Response of Suffolk County provides a 24-hour crisis hotline and now has an ONLINE program called Hear2Help. Hear2Help is a safe place for adolescents to seek support and understanding online and to talk about their struggles. Hear2Help counselors can be reached weekday afternoons at  www.ResponseHotline.org, or you can call Response at 631- 751-7500. All calls are free and confidential.

Volunteers - Bright Steps Forward


Be a lifesaving part of a child’s life and sponsor a child in need of intense pediatric therapy. Join Bright steps Forward to help financially disadvantaged children with neurological disorders like Cerebral Palsy and Autism. For more information or to sponsor one of the forty five children on the waiting list to receive therapy call (954) 491-6611 or visit www.brightstepsforward.org.

Veterans - Tutoring


You could help a youth get better grades and share your academic skills with others. YES needs volunteer tutors to help children in Bay Shore, Brentwood, Central Islip and West Islip. For more information on how you can help call 631-587-5172.

Volunteers - Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island


Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Long Island is looking for caring men and women to be volunteer mentors. Just spending time with a child-talking, doing homework, or watching a movie-goes a long way toward making a child feel special. These little, seemingly ordinary moments, become big magic in the mind of a child in need of additional guidance in their life.  Call 1-888-412-BIGS and find out how you can become a Big Brother or Big Sister to a child in your community today. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island is in need of small household items and your usable clothes. Every donation provides funding for Big Brothers Big Sisters which offers adult one-to-one mentoring to the youth of our community. If you are interested in donating, please call 631.234.0000. To volunteer with Big Brothers Big Sisters, call 516.731.7880.

Volunteers - Child Abuse Prevention Services


If you have some extra time on your hands, volunteers are urgently needed at Child Abuse Prevention Services in Roslyn. Training is provided, call 516-621-0552.

Volunteers - Plainview Old Bethpage Cares Program


If you’re looking to volunteer, the Plainview Old Bethpage “Cares Program” is recruiting! Donate your time and help someone in need. Call 516-822-3535 to sign up.

Volunteers - Suffolk County Coalition Against Domestic Violence


The Suffolk County Coalition Against Domestic Violence is looking for volunteers to staff its 24-hour hotline. The hotline provides crisis intervention , supportive counseling, information and referrals as well as screening for shelters. To find out how you can help call 631-666-7181

Volunteers - American Red Cross


The American Red Cross Suffolk County Chapter is seeking volunteers for the Shelter Reserves team.  These volunteers will assist Red Cross workers at shelters that are safe places to ride out a hurricane, severe storm or other environmental disaster. To volunteer call 631 924-6700.

Volunteers - Suffolk Perinatal Coalition


Do you have time to make a difference in your community? Working with pregnant women can be a rewarding experience! Volunteers are currently needed to guide women toward a healthy pregnancy. Many women find themselves without the support they need to have a healthy baby. You can help! A two-day training will be held to train volunteers in maternal/child health issues. Call Suffolk Perinatal Coalition at 631-475-5400. Be a friend, be a mentor.

Volunteers - Suffolk County Helen Keller Services


Suffolk County Helen Keller Services for the blind is seeking volunteers in all areas of Suffolk County to spend two hours a week visiting blind, elderly people who are home bound. Visits may include specialization, reading mail, and sometimes transportation to the store or doctor. For more information, call (631) 424-0022.

Volunteers - Advocates for Nursing Home residents


Family Service League's Ombudsman Program of Suffolk County is seeking volunteers to train as advocates for Nursing Home, Adult Home, and Assisted Living facility residents. Volunteers visit residents once a week to help improve the quality of their lives and ensure that their rights are protected. For information call (631) 427-3700 ext. 240.
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