Rechler Equity joins Army
Rechler Equity Partners is donating industrial space to the Salvation Army for the holidays. The space at 85 South Service Road in Plainview will be used for three months by the Army as a storage and...
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The Salvation Army lands 200 tons of inn furnishings The Inn at Fox Hollow, a Woodbury hotel, donated 200 tons of furniture to The Salvation Army in Hempstead. The transaction was the first in The...
View ArticleToday is National Donut Day
They’re saying it’s the largest box of Entenmann’s donuts ever created and it’s being unveiled at a celebration in Manhattan honoring the 75th annual National Donut Day. Bay Shore-based Entenmann’s...
View ArticleSandy likely biggest US relief effort since 2005
By Friday, the Red Cross had raised $117 million in donations and pledges. The Salvation Army raised $5 million.
View ArticleTrashing electronics becomes illegal in New York
Starting Jan. 1, the final phase of New York's 2010 electronics recycling law kicks in, making it illegal for consumers to throw "e-waste" in the garbage.
View ArticleRechler Equity joins Army
Rechler Equity Partners is donating industrial space to the Salvation Army for the holidays. The space at 85 South Service Road in Plainview will be used for three months by the Army as a storage and...
View ArticleNonprofit briefs
The Salvation Army lands 200 tons of inn furnishings The Inn at Fox Hollow, a Woodbury hotel, donated 200 tons of furniture to The Salvation Army in Hempstead. The transaction was the first in The...
View ArticleToday is National Donut Day
They’re saying it’s the largest box of Entenmann’s donuts ever created and it’s being unveiled at a celebration in Manhattan honoring the 75th annual National Donut Day. Bay Shore-based Entenmann’s...
View ArticleSandy likely biggest US relief effort since 2005
By Friday, the Red Cross had raised $117 million in donations and pledges. The Salvation Army raised $5 million.
View ArticleTrashing electronics becomes illegal in New York
Starting Jan. 1, the final phase of New York's 2010 electronics recycling law kicks in, making it illegal for consumers to throw "e-waste" in the garbage.
View ArticleLocal biz owner donates food to fill 15K bags
Mid Island Collision mobilizes volunteers ahead of Thanksgiving
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