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HIA-LI’s Business Steps Up – The State of Non-Profits on Long Island
Terri Alessi-Miceli, President and CEO of HIA-LI, speaks with two not-for-profit leaders in the Nassau-Suffolk region: Paule Pachter, CEO of Long Island Cares, and Lee Silberman, CEO of Habitat for Humanity Long Island. Listen to Podcast
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Construction of Habitat for Humanity House Underway – Huntington Now
A three-generation family will have a home in Huntington Station through their own sweat equity and the help of Habitat for Humanity. Read more
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The Emperial Samaritan Show: Lee Silberman from Habitat for Humanity Long Island
Celebrating those who give back. Interview by Simone Doroski View video
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Town of Brookhaven launches Habitat for Humanity donation program
Starting on May 5, residents can drop-off items at the Town of Brookhaven landfill to donate to Habitat Long Island at no charge. Donations must be dropped-off at the Habitat container on-site. Residents can request an e-receipt for tax-deductible donation by texting DONATE to 631-525-5447. The Brookhaven Town Landfill is…
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Habitat for Humanity needs your help
On May 5, supervisor Ed Romaine, councilman Dan Panico and councilman Kevin LaValle were on hand at the Brookhaven Landfill’s Residential Drop Off to launch the Habitat for Humanity Donation Program. Habitat for Humanity of Long Island has partnered with the town to collect new or slightly used furniture, appliances,…
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Habitat for Humanity of LI making plans to spend $3.75M donation from MacKenzie Scott
Officials with Habitat for Humanity of Long Island said they plan to use a $3.75 million donation from the ex-wife of Amazon’s founder to continue expanding programs to further the nonprofit’s mission to build homes for the underserved. Read more
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Habitat For Humanity Merges Long Island Offices
Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk County CEO Lee Silberman keeps the same title in the reworked organization. Read more
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A second life for kitchen cabinets, appliances
On Long Island, recyclers can also tap Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk’s ReStore in Ronkonkoma, one of the group’s nonprofit sites that resells a wide range of donated used furniture, building supplies and entire kitchens. Proceeds support Habitat for Humanity’s partnership with local families to repair and build affordable homes. Read more
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Habitat for Humanity eyes more local projects with Cutchogue possibly up next
Southold Supervisor Scott Russell plans to reach out to Suffolk County to request the transfer of a Cutchogue property for a donation to Habitat for Humanity, as per a resolution approved by the Town Board on Tuesday. Read more
