Photos: A successful Super Bowl pancake breakfast

Posted Friday, February 14, 2025 11:58 am

Before last Sunday’s Super Bowl, Oceanside residents gathered for a pregame meal at the Kiwanis Club’s annual Super Bowl Sunday Pancake Breakfast. From far left, Kiwanis President Eric Abbey, Oceanside school board President Michael D’Ambrosio, County Legislator Patrick Mullaney and County Executive Bruce Blakeman flipped some flapjacks for a good cause.

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Charlotte Hughs and Charlotte Metzger had some football fun at the breakfast.

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Nassau County Legislator Patrick Mullaney got together with multiple members of the Oceanside Kiwanis Club including Brian Driscoll, far left, Joseph Ponte and Seth Blau.

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Oceanside families had a delicious pancake breakfast. From left was Richard, Michelle and Savanah Olsen with Dan, Becky and Pammy Sebber.

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Oceanside Kiwanis Club members got their game faces on in the kitchen as they prepared for the annual pancake breakfast.

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Oceanside Kiwanis Club has many helpful hands handing out some delicious breakfast treats and juices. From left was Gianna Conte, Gioia Fischetti, Ellis Chasan, Sasha Loeb, Brianne Schoell.

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Game Time, Luca Daniti (11 yrs) with Austi Padin having some fun with the can toss game.

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By Kepherd Daniel

The Kiwanis Club of Oceanside served up more than just pancakes at their annual Super Bowl Pancake Breakfast on Sunday.

Held at St. Anthony’s Cafeteria, the event drew hundreds of community members despite snowy morning conditions and residents were eager to enjoy a hearty breakfast, win raffle prizes, and support a great cause.

The breakfast raised funds to benefit various children’s programs, with a special focus on sending local kids to Kamp Kiwanis. .

Among the attendees were Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, Town Councilwoman Laura Ryder, State Senator Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick and Nassau County Legislator Patrick Mullaney who all stopped by to recognize the Kiwanis volunteers for their dedication and hard work.

The event highlighted Oceanside’s strong community spirit, with families, friends, and local leaders gathering to make a positive impact.

Proceeds from the event will help fund Oceanside Kiwanis’ year-round community service projects, making a lasting difference in the lives of local families.

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