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Organizers from the American cancer society said that 65,000 people took part in the annual Making Strides Walk, raising more than $2.7 million.
Thinking pink
An estimated crowd of 65,000 people clad in pink raised $2.7 million for breast cancer research and awareness on Oct. 18 at Jones Beach in the annual Making Strides of Long Island Walk. more
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MacArthur and Salk cheerleaders took part in the Autism Awareness Walk at Jones Beach on Sunday.
Thousands walked, many thousands raised
Despite the threat of a Hurricane that never came to be, thousands came out to support the Foundation Fighting Blindness and Autism Awareness and at Jones Beach State Park on Saturday and Sunday. more
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Key Club members give the gift of reading
Sewanhaka High School’s Key Club donated approximately 102 books to The Book Fairies, a non-profit organization that collects and distributes books to low income high schools on Long Island and … more
Members of the Key Club and Key Builders, pictured with advisers Elizabeth McGarry, left, and Monica Nadasky, right, collected school supplies and other items needed by Hempstead residents displaced by a fire in February.
Elmont H.S. students aid fire victims
Students in Elmont Memorial High School’s Key Club and Key Builders responded to the request of Hempstead’s Chamber of Commerce and Civic Association for assistance in aiding the 300 Terrace … more
Kiwanis Club turns 100
“I look pretty good for my age,” Steven Katz, president of the Seaford Kiwanis Club, joked as he sat down to talk about the 100th anniversary of the international service organization. more
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Vasu Joshi, Brent Kavaler and Timmy Grief of the Leadership Club showed off some of the items donated to the mitten drive.
High schoolers spread holiday cheer
Wantagh High School students spent the bulk of December giving, and giving some more. Several clubs hosted holiday drives to help people in need on Long Island. more
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The Maltese family, from left, Rich, Elisa, Nicolo and Lettizia, visited with Santa.
Santa Claus lands in Merrick
Santa Claus ditched his sled for a ride on a Merrick Fire Department truck on Dec. 6. more
Mepham High School students assembled on Nov. 2 at Old Westbury Gardens for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s “Out of the Darkness Walk,” which raised $303,000 for the AFSP’s work.
Mepham pitches in at suicide-prevention walk
Mepham High School’s Key Club and kickline team recently joined in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s “Out of the Darkness Walk” at Old Westbury Gardens. more
The Urban Cowboys team of Seaford will again be participating in the Autism Speaks walk, to be held on Oct. 2 at Jones Beach.
Walking for health at Jones Beach
They walk to help find a cure — for autism, blindness, pancreatic cancer and breast cancer. Most weekends this October, residents will gather at Jones Beach and traverse the boardwalk with family and friends, doing their small part to address these health crises. more
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Merrick Kiwanis Club volunteer Susan Helsinger was at the front of the line assembling boxes of food for donation to local families in need.
Merrick Kiwanis reaches out to families in need
One of Calhoun High School’s old garages was transformed into a mini-warehouse last Sunday, full of hundreds of jars of spaghetti sauce, cans of soup and vegetables, and bags of sugar. more
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