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SIBSPlace received $400 from the Peninsula Kiwanis Builders Club at Woodmere Middle School. Standing from left were students Natalie Booskila, Sidrah Ashrafi, Anastasia Inglima, Elani Rocha, Skylar Kampton, Ibrahim Rasheed, Leah Bragin, SIBSPlace Assistant Director Joanna Foremont, students Hanna Needelman and Clariss Duhaney. Kneeling from left were students Tim Maia, Abdullah Ashrafi, Julian Valme, David Ryvkin and Lucas Rodriquez.
Woodmere Middle School Builders Club raises $400 for SIBSPlace in Hewlett
The Peninsula Kiwanis Builders Club at Woodmere Middle School sold 575 carnations before Valentine’s Day and raised $400 for SIBSPlace, club adviser Dennis Brining said. The money was presented to Assistant Director Joanna Foremont. The students took flower orders Feb. 1 to 8, assembled the orders on Feb. 13 after school  and delivered the flowers the next morning during home room, Brining said. more
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Hopes for Hope has been a winner for Hewlett-based SIBSPlace. From left coach Bill Dubin, Peninsula Kiwanis President Howie Tompkin, SIBSPlace Executive Director Suzanne Kornblatt and State Assemblywoman Melissa Miller.
Hoops for Hope, Peninsula Kiwanis donate to Hewlett-based SIBSPlace
At the Hewlett High School boys’ varsity basketball game on Feb. 8, Hoops for Hope presented SIBSPlace and Peninsula Kiwanis with a facsimile check for $2,000. more
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Through its Hoops for Hope game on Feb. 9, the Hewlett High School varsity basketball teams aims to raise $15,000 for its programs and SIBSPlace. At the 2017 game, SIBSPlace founder Michael Schamroth, left, Peninsula Kiwanis member Chris McGrath and Hewlett boys’ basketball coach Bill Dubin.
Hoops for Hope at Hewlett High School aids SIBSPlace
The 15th annual Hoops for Hope game is on Friday, Feb. 8 as the Hewlett High boys varsity basketball team plays Division High. All T-shirt proceeds benefit SIBSPlace and the boys’ hoops … more
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Cycle for SIBS in Cedar Creek Park in Seaford was one of two fundraising events held on Oct. 13 to benefits SIBSPlace.
Cycling and rockin’ for SIBSPlace
On the same day last month, Saturday, Oct. 13, SIBSPlace was the beneficiary of two fundraising events. In the morning there was Cycle for SIBS in Cedar Creek Park in Seaford.The fall chill and rain … more
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Helping children cope with family illness
Need has been the driving force behind SIBSPlace, a free program that focuses on children who have a brother, sister or parent suffering with a life-threatening illness. more
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Hoops for Hope benefits Hewlett-based SIBSPlace. From left were SIBSPlace founder Michael Schamroth, Peninsula Kiwanis member Chris McGrath and Hewlett boys’ basketball coach Bill Dubin.
Hoops for Hope raises nearly $7,000 at Hewlett High School
Thanks to all his hard work and the contributions of donors such as Peninsula Kiwanis the annual Hoops for Hope campaign directed by Hewlett High School varsity boys’ basketball coach Bill Dubin raised roughly $7,000 this year. more
Amanda Chou, left, and Sofia Raza performed in the play “The Grinch Who Stole SIBSPlace.”
SIBSPlace theater players are not Grinches
SIBSPlace held its annual holiday show that 148 people attended on Dec. 23. This year’s 1420 Broadway (SIBSplace address in Hewlett) hit was “The Grinch Who Stole SIBSPlace.” more
Fun in the sun for SIBSPlace kids
SIBSPlace founder Mike Schamroth once again opened his Hewlett Harbor home to 59 children and 134 people in total for the program’s annual barbecue last Sunday. more
Kaitlyn Clifford, left, Kristin Reilly, and Suzanne Kornblatt at the SIBSplace Auction at Seawane Club in Hewlett Harbor on May 7.
SIBSPlace auction raises $280,000
The annual SIBSPlace dinner and auction at the Seawane Club in Hewlett Harbor on May 4 was attended by 250 people and $280,000 was raised through the sale of 189 items. more
Angelina Reyes, Melissa Soliz and Angelica Reyes presented a painting that highlights what SIBSplace means to them.
SIBSPlace celebrates 15 years of helping [Photo gallery]
The atrium of South Nassau Communities Hospital in Oceanside was packed with people on Oct. 20 to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Hewlett-placed SIBSPlace (Survivorship in Brothers and Sisters), a free after-school therapeutic program founded by Hewlett Harbor resident Michael Schamroth in partnership with South Nassau. more
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