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NORTHVILLE
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A long-time supporter of Project Warmth, Northville Industries recently made its annual $25,000 contribution to Long Island’s Emergency Fuel Fund. During these cold days, many Long Islanders cannot heat their homes. Last year, more than 800 families were assisted with heating their homes through Project Warmth. Every year, the need far exceeds the dollars collected. You can help this holiday season by helping to celebrate our good fortunes by paying forward to our fellow Long Islanders. Support Project Warmth, Long Island’s only Emergency Fuel Fund. |
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GEICO
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GEICO recently made a gift of $50,000 in funds to help Project Warmth, United Way of Long Island's Emergency Fuel Fund. During these cold days, many Long Islanders cannot heat their homes. Last year, more than 800 families were assisted with heating their homes through Project Warmth. Every year, the need far exceeds the dollars collected. Help to celebrate our good fortunes this year by paying forward to our fellow Long Islanders. Support Project Warmth, Long Island's only Emergency Fuel Fund. |
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ALLSTATE
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United Way of Long Island thanks all of the local Allstate Agencies for supporting Operation LIVE UNITED your contributions totaled $5,460 to support military families on Long Island. |
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PUROLATOR
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United Way of Long Island thanks Purolator for supporting Operation LIVE UNITED. Thanks to your contribution Operation LIVE UNITED generated $132,000 this year to support military families on Long Island. |
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Suffolk Transportation
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Suffolk Transportation Service, Inc. headquartered in Bay Shore, NY called upon their many employees to participate in a Walk-a-thon on October 13th to raise money for the United Way of Long Island and Island Harvest. This year's walk-a-thon raised $10,000 which will benefit the United Way and the Island Harvest Back-Pack Program. This program is designed to supplement meals on weekends for children who depend on school breakfast and lunch during the week. President of Suffolk Transportation, John J. Corrado, who is also a board member of the United Way of Long Island, was on hand to participate in the Walk-a-thon. | ||
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JPMorgan Chase
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Recently, Lou Mastrianni, Market President for JPMorgan Chase joined United Way of Long Island staff in delivering 350 backpacks filled with school supplies to under-served children of the Freeport and Westbury school districts. This effort was part of United Way of Long Island’s Community Schools Program of which JP Morgan Chase is a founding sponsor. United Way of Long Island board member, Dr. Kishore Kuncham was also on hand to help distribute the school supplies in Freeport. |
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BJ's
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We would like to offer a huge thanks to our friends at BJ’s for donating 100 Back packs filled with school supplies to our 2013 Stuff-A-Bus initiative! These supplies will go a long way in giving children in need across Long Island the tools they need to succeed in school! | ||
