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Village Auto gives to L.I. Crisis Center

Posted Friday, June 11, 2010 12:01 pm

Courtesy Long Island Crisis Center

Village Auto of Bellmore recently donated proceeds from the sale of a 1999 minivan to the Long Island Crisis Center, a non-profit, 24-7 suicide-prevention hotline in Bellmore. Glenn Darcy, left, and Russ Kipperman presented a check for $4,375 to LICC Executive Director Linda Leonard. Their donation will support the center’s many free services.

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