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NORTHPORT RESIDENT PAT GUIDICE, BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS (IBEW) LOCAL 1049, JOINS UNITED WAY OF LONG ISLAND’S BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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United Way of Long Island recently elected Northport resident, Pat Guidice, IBEW Local 1049 Business Manager to its Board of Directors. Pat brings his passion, leadership skills and drive that has enabled him to become one of Long Island’s steadfast union leaders.
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Town of Hempstead Supports Seniors through 354k Grant
Hempstead, New York (November 17, 2020)—The Town of Hempstead has launched a new initiative with United Way of Long Island in an effort to further protect senior citizens from COVID-19. The $354,492 grant approved by Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin and the Hempstead Town Board will fund the installation of 560 portable medical-grade HEPA air filtration units in at-risk seniors’ homes as well as some doctor offices.
'SAFE AT HOME FOR SENIORS’ IN ISLIP PROVIDES OLDER ADULTS WITH PPE ITEMS, GROCERIES AND OTHER CRITICAL RESOURCES
October 22, 2020 (Deer Park) – Over the past months, United Way has responded to the needs of Long Islanders experiencing unparalleled hardship. Through United Together: A Response Fund for COVID-19, nearly 10,000 families in Nassau and Suffolk Counties have received financial assistance.
GEICO SUPPORTS UNITED WAY OF LONG ISLAND’S COVID-19 RESPONSE & RECOVERY EFFORTS
October 7, 2020 (Deer Park) – United Way of Long Island’s “UNITED TOGETHER: A Response Fund For COVID-19” recently launched with contributions from leading supporters including a $10,000 gift from GEICO. The funding is enabling the not-for-profit to take immediate and continued action as well as act as a source of support to provide relief to thousands of Long Islanders in their time of need.
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TRISTATE CAPITAL BANK SUPPORTS UNITED WAY OF LONG ISLAND’S COVID-19 RESPONSE & RECOVERY EFFORTS
October 7, 2020 (Deer Park) – United Way of Long Island’s “UNITED TOGETHER: A Response Fund For COVID-19” launched with contributions from leading supporters including a $12,500 gift from TriState Capital Bank. The funding is enabling the not-for-profit to take continued action and act as a source of support to provide relief to thousands of Long Islanders in their time of need.
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ESQUIRE BANK SUPPORTS UNITED WAY OF LONG ISLAND’S COVID-19 RESPONSE & RECOVERY EFFORTS
October 7, 2020 (Deer Park) – United Way of Long Island’s “UNITED TOGETHER: A Response Fund For COVID-19” recently launched with contributions from leading supporters including a $15,000 gift from Esquire Bank, a New York-based, full-service commercial bank servicing the legal industry and small businesses nationally, as well as commercial and retail customers in the New York metropolitan area. The funding is enabling the not-for-profit to take continued action as well as act as a source of support to provide relief to thousands of Long Islanders in their time of need.
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HUNTINGTON MUSICIAN JOE DEJESU WRITES & PERFORMS ORIGINAL SONG TO BENEFIT UNITED WAY OF LONG ISLAND’S COVID-19 RECOVERY EFFORTS
Musician Uses Social Platforms to Raise Awareness… Leading up to a July 25 Fundraiser
UNITED WAY’S RESPONSE FUND FOR COVID-19 RECEIVES MAJOR GIFT OF $25,000 FROM RXR
Gift will Be Directed to ‘Safe at Home’ Program, to Support Seniors in the Town of Hempstead
July 16, 2020 (Deer Park) – Over the past four months, United Way has responded to the needs of Long Islanders experiencing unparalleled hardship. Through the generosity of a multitude of donors supporting United Together, A Response Fund for COVID-19, nearly 10,000 families in Nassau and Suffolk Counties have received financial assistance.
NASSAU UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER PARTNERS WITH UNITED WAY TO DISTRIBUTE GIFT CARDS TO NEW FAMILIES THROUGH BORN UNITED
United Way of Long Island Launches Born United: A Community Baby Shower to Support Families with Infants and Young Children
May 26, 2020 (Deer Park) – Parenthood can be overwhelming for anyone, especially during the time of COVID-19. With unemployment at an all-time high and the crisis at its peak, United Way of Long Island is responding by helping families with infants and young children.