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Living on Long Island affords a unique quality of life, and there are many quality employers in the area. But, like all areas, working on Long Island can also be dangerous. Many local residents find themselves suffering from disabling job-related injuries each year. If you work on Long Island and are recovering from an injury, here is what you need to know about protecting your legal rights.
MMIGRANT SURVIVORS OF GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE, UNDOCUMENTED SINGLE MOTHERS & LATINA IMMIGRANT WOMEN ARE FACING REAL STRUGGLES WITH THE IMPACT OF COVID-19. Address: 45 Oak Street Patchogue, NY 11772 Phone: 1 (631) 980-2555 Business Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00AM-5:00PM Friday 9:00AM - 4:00PM E-Mail: info@sepamujer.org
Welcome to the WhyHunger database. Find community-based organizations and emergency food providers who are leading by example - actively forging new ideas, improving the health of their communities, and building the movement to end hunger and poverty.
Direct home donation pickups for those who can't be let down
CARECEN has provided high quality legal assistance to immigrant communities in Nassau and Suffolk counties for over 35 years.
Call 631-954-1416: Grab and Go Food pantry 291 Clinton Street, Hempstead, NY 11550 Every wednesday 4-6pm
LEGAL ISSUES & RESOURCES FOR THOSE SEEKING LEGAL ADVICE/REPRESENTATION.
a legal help center with the mission of making the law work for all New Yorkers, especially those who need its protection most
A map of mutual aid networks and resources.
This form is for families/individuals who are struggling to fed their families. we will respond within 1-3 days and do our best to deliver within one week.
You can find valuable resourses, jobs and gigs, government relief information, volunteering opportunities, and online education links. Have something to add to the list? Let us know at ulla@lmhq.nyc!
You can donate essentials monday through friday 9am - 3pm in eisenhower park
Walgreens has waived delivery fees for pharmacy needs, including prescriptions
Thousands of Free movies Online
Those co-isolating with an abuser might be experiencing increasing incidents of domestic violence and sexual assalt. The Safe Center hotline # is (516)542-0404 and is free and confidential 24/7 in English and Spanish.
This group exists to share information about DIY supplies such as cloth masks, hand sanitizer, and face shields, and which medical, assisted living, etc facilities in Suffolk County are accepting supplies.
This group exists to share information about DIY supplies such as cloth masks, hand sanitizer, and face shields, and which medical, assisted living, etc facilities in Nassay County are accepting supplies.
This group can be used as a network for those affected by COVID-19: whether you are stuck at home in need of assistance, looking for work, need childcare, etc, let’s come together and pool our resources to help one another in this time of crisis. We will have two major posts: one will be for offering services and one will be looking for aid. They need volunteers.
The site will operate from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., by appointment only, though no doctor referral is needed. For information on how to make an appointment at the drive-through testing site, health officials say to call the New York State Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Hotline at 1-888-364-3065.
The NYSYLC is the first undocumented, youth-led organization in New York. We are working to raise funds to support undocumented youth and their families in New York City during the time of COVID-19. Our goal is to raise funds to provide emergency and preventative resources to those at financial risk.
The Long Beach COAD (LB COAD) has agreed to meet and work together to address the needs of residents of Long Beach, New York in response to disasters. We will strive to assess and address the unmet needs of Long Beach, New York residents impacted by disasters through collaboration with community-based organizations, faith-based organizations, nongovernment-based organizations, government agencies and individuals to assist the community in the recovery process
The LIVOAD is a program housed within the Health and Welfare Council of Long Island (HWCLI) and funded by PSEG Long Island. We are a coalition of non-profit, government, and for-profit organizations in Nassau and Suffolk Counties committed to working together in the areas of disaster mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. Following the National VOAD model, our emphasis is on promoting communication, cooperation, collaboration and coordination (the 4 C's). Areas of specialty include disaster case management; managing and coordinating donations, food, housing, and volunteers; pet care; spiritual care; special needs; mental health; immigrant affairs; and other related issues. For more information about the LIVOAD or to obtain a nomination form for membership, contact Health and Welfare Council of Long Island at (516) 505-4421.
Suffolk County residents can now get free testing for COVID-19 at Stony Brook University at a drive-thru coronavirus testing facility that opened yesterday. The mobile testing site has six lanes to accommodate up to 1,000 tests per day. It will be open seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Appointments are required. To make an appointment, call the State Coronavirus Hotline 24/7 at 1-888-364-3065.
Scope is providing childcare for "essential workers". The way the schools put out the info it would only apply for healthcare and first responders, but it is for anyone deemed essential by the governor and includes grocery workers and food workers. So far island wide only 300 kids are in the program.
Resources from Nassau County: links, numbers, updates.
Potentially able to help nonprofit and activist groups with crisis-related legal issues that come up. 516-463-5934
Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) provides payment to workers not traditionally eligible for unemployment benefits (self-employed, independent contractors, workers with limited work history, and others) who are unable to work as a direct result of the coronavirus public health emergency.
Our country’s veterans deserve the best we can offer. Helping veterans receive quality detox treatment is one way we can honor their service and sacrifice.
Orders will be filled as supplies become available. The date you specify is not necessarily when your order will be filled. You will be notified when you can pick up or expect delivery. Please do not contact us for updates.
Online AA meeting services.
NYS Unemployment Insurance Claimant Handbooks available in many languages.
NYS has developed a Shared Work program for folks to apply for partial unemployment to supplement a reduced work schedule.
Newsday is providing all readers with access to this breaking news blog on important developments about the coronavirus and our community.
Newsday article with list of restaurants offering free food.
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran was joined by Congresswoman Kathleen Rice and New York State Senator Todd Kaminsky to raise public awareness and condemn of the widespreadprice gouging of COVID-19 Coronavirus related supplies.
My company is mobilizing our international reach to activate team members who are multilingual to volunteer to help organizations that need to translate their materials into other languages, and quickly. We send out a daily briefing with opportunities to all staff, which is over 5,000 people all over the world, mostly who are now stuck at home with no work. If you work for or with a social services organization that needs translation of your web pages, materials, or anything at all - please email me directly with the following information: Organization Name: Organization Contact: Summary of Materials Needed to Translate: Language(s) Needed: I'll amplify it. We'll get you staffed.
MHAW will be offering expanded hours for our Peer Support Line and our Healing Connections Peer Support Groups to Suffolk County residents. These services are staffed by our trained and experienced Certified Peer Specialists. The objective of this telephone and online support will maximize access to those we serve and help to minimize the potential negative effects of social isolation during this challenging time.
Long Island Crisis Center’s hotline remains available 24/7. If you are in crisis or need emotional support, please call LICC at (516) 679-1111
List of remote job offerings.
Latest Nassau County updates on covid-19
Island Harvest and Lyft are working together to provide FREE rides to and from local pantries and restaurants. Call (516) 805-1642
Invisible Hands, a group of young volunteers offering free delivery of groceries, supplies, or whatever else you may need. If you are elderly, immunocompromised or otherwise at-risk, please submit a request at InvisibleHandsDeliver.com, and a volunteer will get what you need and bring the items right to your door. We want you to stay safe! Payments for items can be made by calling the store and providing your information prior to the pick-up, via cash or check, or using PayPal/Venmo/Cash App/Zelle. (We also offer some small subsidies if you need, no application required) InvisibleHandsDeliver.org InvisibleHandsDeliver@gmail.com 732-639-1579
Includes guidance for employers on a range of topics including health protocols, information resources, employer response planning and documenting economic injuries as a result of COVID-19.
In response to the increasing crisis presented by Covid-19, Suffolk DSA is setting up a mutual aid network among DSA comrades, family, and people living in the county to help each other during this difficult time.
In response to the increasing crisis presented by Covid-19, Nassau DSA is setting up a mutual aid network among DSA comrades, family, and people living in the county to help each other during this difficult time.
Housing Help Inc.’s mission is to help low and moderate income family’s access safe, decent affordable housing; to help them develop financial skills in order to maintain their housing; to increase the supply of low and moderate income housing; and to pursue fair housing goals.
Hofstra University collaborated with Long Island’s County Executives Laura Curran and Steve Bellone to coordinate a second survey open from May 19, 2020 – May 29, 2020 to assess the financial impact of COVID-19 on local businesses and get an update on how they’re faring as many prepare to reopen. The island wide survey is part of ongoing efforts to identify the needs of businesses, make economic projections, inform recovery strategies and advocate for state and federal support. There were 1,282 respondents to this survey.
Great Overdose Prevention Guide.
Governor Cuomo just announced a free mental health hotline that has been set up by the state, which anyone can call to access one of the 6,175 mental health professionals who have volunteered. The hotline number is 1-844-863-9314 for anyone who may need it, or who may want to provide it to their clients, family or friends.
Governor Cuomo just announced a free mental health hotline that has been set up by the state, which anyone can call to access one of the 6,175 mental health professionals who have volunteered. The hotline number is 1-844-863-9314 for anyone who may need it, or who may want to provide it to their clients, family or friends.
Fundraiser for the Shinnecock Nation for COVID-19 emergency response. Donations will be used for emergency food and medical supplies for those Shinnecock members facing hardship in light of the current situation. All money will be withdrawn directly to the Shinnecock Nation and will be distributed where it is needed most.
Funding to provide essential workers, who are required to work outside of their home, with quality child care.
Four Directions is collaborating with a wide range of groups to provide culturally competent mutual-aid that supports Indigenous communities on Paumanauke Long Island, NY and surrounding areas during the COVID19 pandemic. Our mission is to ensure the needs of Indigenous nations and communities are widely known and prioritized by outside organizations and individuals in a culturally competent way. fdmutualaid.wordpress.com | fdmutualaid@protonmail.com | 631-626-5842
For NYS updates
For latest local updates online
FOR GUIDANCE RELATED TO DETERMINING WHETHER A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE IS SUBJECT TO A WORKFORCE REDUCTION UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER 202. 68, RELATED TO NEW YORK’S CLUSTER ACTION INITIATIVE TO ADDRESS COVID-19 HOTSPOTS
Faith-based food outreach providing free food pickups at 10 locations across Suffolk County, NY. No paperwork or advance sign ups needed. All food distribution takes place outdoors.
East End Resilience Network has started a Twitter Account for news and information of interest to East Enders, including local, regional, national and international resources. It's at @EndPandemic. Please follow and suggest accounts to follow.
Digital library with ebooks and audiobooks (free with a library card)
Developing COVID19 resilience network being on the East End
Details are emerging on the prospect of applying for Small Business Association (SBA) Loans: Not for profits are also eligible for these disaster loans. NYS applied for disaster declaration earlier this week and and the Federal government just approved them so the portal should be open to apply.
CVS has waived delivery fees for pharmacy needs, including prescriptions
COVID-19 Response: Community Resources & Services Suffolk County, NY Compiled by Mariana Debbe, Vice President of the Miller Place Civic Association
County form for requesting supplies like PPE from Suffolk County government.
Community Solidarity shares free vegetarian groceries, clothing, and other necessities at locations across Long Island. At these Food Shares, anyone in need can get most (if not all) of their weekly groceries. Each Food Share is a free supermarket where community members share instead of pay for what they need. Hempstead LIRR train station there is a food drop on Sundays.
Baby Essentials of Long Island (BELI) insists that the dignity, health, welfare, and development of all children is of paramount importance to society as a whole. During COVID, BELI is providing deliveries of diapers, wipes, and other baby essentials to households in need. Call 211 and request "Help Me Grow" service to request baby essentials. Requests will be filled within a week. Spanish and Haitian Creole translation available. info@babyessentialsoflongisland.org (516) 455-3179
Apply online for unemployment in NYS.
A list of medical drug and alcohol detox facilities in or around Long Island, NY.
A group to support our restaurants and local businesses while thanking our Front Line workers and letting them know they are appreciated. We will collect money to order from our local places of business and send thank you platters/trays/pizza to hospitals, nursing homes, frontline workers.
a doc created to put New York state info in one place
Living on Long Island affords a unique quality of life, and there are many quality employers in the area. But, like all areas, working on Long Island can also be dangerous. Many local residents find themselves suffering from disabling job-related injuries each year. If you work on Long Island and are recovering from an injury, here is what you need to know about protecting your legal rights.
View ResourceMMIGRANT SURVIVORS OF GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE, UNDOCUMENTED SINGLE MOTHERS & LATINA IMMIGRANT WOMEN ARE FACING REAL STRUGGLES WITH THE IMPACT OF COVID-19. Address: 45 Oak Street Patchogue, NY 11772 Phone: 1 (631) 980-2555 Business Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00AM-5:00PM Friday 9:00AM - 4:00PM E-Mail: info@sepamujer.org
View ResourceWelcome to the WhyHunger database. Find community-based organizations and emergency food providers who are leading by example - actively forging new ideas, improving the health of their communities, and building the movement to end hunger and poverty.
View ResourceDirect home donation pickups for those who can't be let down
View ResourceCARECEN has provided high quality legal assistance to immigrant communities in Nassau and Suffolk counties for over 35 years.
View ResourceCall 631-954-1416: Grab and Go Food pantry 291 Clinton Street, Hempstead, NY 11550 Every wednesday 4-6pm
View ResourceLEGAL ISSUES & RESOURCES FOR THOSE SEEKING LEGAL ADVICE/REPRESENTATION.
View Resourcea legal help center with the mission of making the law work for all New Yorkers, especially those who need its protection most
View ResourceA map of mutual aid networks and resources.
View ResourceThis form is for families/individuals who are struggling to fed their families. we will respond within 1-3 days and do our best to deliver within one week.
View ResourceYou can find valuable resourses, jobs and gigs, government relief information, volunteering opportunities, and online education links. Have something to add to the list? Let us know at ulla@lmhq.nyc!
View ResourceYou can donate essentials monday through friday 9am - 3pm in eisenhower park
View ResourceWalgreens has waived delivery fees for pharmacy needs, including prescriptions
View ResourceThousands of Free movies Online
View ResourceThose co-isolating with an abuser might be experiencing increasing incidents of domestic violence and sexual assalt. The Safe Center hotline # is (516)542-0404 and is free and confidential 24/7 in English and Spanish.
View ResourceThis group exists to share information about DIY supplies such as cloth masks, hand sanitizer, and face shields, and which medical, assisted living, etc facilities in Suffolk County are accepting supplies.
View ResourceThis group exists to share information about DIY supplies such as cloth masks, hand sanitizer, and face shields, and which medical, assisted living, etc facilities in Nassay County are accepting supplies.
View ResourceThis group can be used as a network for those affected by COVID-19: whether you are stuck at home in need of assistance, looking for work, need childcare, etc, let’s come together and pool our resources to help one another in this time of crisis. We will have two major posts: one will be for offering services and one will be looking for aid. They need volunteers.
View ResourceThe site will operate from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., by appointment only, though no doctor referral is needed. For information on how to make an appointment at the drive-through testing site, health officials say to call the New York State Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Hotline at 1-888-364-3065.
View ResourceThe NYSYLC is the first undocumented, youth-led organization in New York. We are working to raise funds to support undocumented youth and their families in New York City during the time of COVID-19. Our goal is to raise funds to provide emergency and preventative resources to those at financial risk.
View ResourceThe Long Beach COAD (LB COAD) has agreed to meet and work together to address the needs of residents of Long Beach, New York in response to disasters. We will strive to assess and address the unmet needs of Long Beach, New York residents impacted by disasters through collaboration with community-based organizations, faith-based organizations, nongovernment-based organizations, government agencies and individuals to assist the community in the recovery process
View ResourceThe LIVOAD is a program housed within the Health and Welfare Council of Long Island (HWCLI) and funded by PSEG Long Island. We are a coalition of non-profit, government, and for-profit organizations in Nassau and Suffolk Counties committed to working together in the areas of disaster mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. Following the National VOAD model, our emphasis is on promoting communication, cooperation, collaboration and coordination (the 4 C's). Areas of specialty include disaster case management; managing and coordinating donations, food, housing, and volunteers; pet care; spiritual care; special needs; mental health; immigrant affairs; and other related issues. For more information about the LIVOAD or to obtain a nomination form for membership, contact Health and Welfare Council of Long Island at (516) 505-4421.
View ResourceSuffolk County residents can now get free testing for COVID-19 at Stony Brook University at a drive-thru coronavirus testing facility that opened yesterday. The mobile testing site has six lanes to accommodate up to 1,000 tests per day. It will be open seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Appointments are required. To make an appointment, call the State Coronavirus Hotline 24/7 at 1-888-364-3065.
View ResourceScope is providing childcare for "essential workers". The way the schools put out the info it would only apply for healthcare and first responders, but it is for anyone deemed essential by the governor and includes grocery workers and food workers. So far island wide only 300 kids are in the program.
View ResourceResources from Nassau County: links, numbers, updates.
View ResourcePotentially able to help nonprofit and activist groups with crisis-related legal issues that come up. 516-463-5934
View ResourcePandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) provides payment to workers not traditionally eligible for unemployment benefits (self-employed, independent contractors, workers with limited work history, and others) who are unable to work as a direct result of the coronavirus public health emergency.
View ResourceOur country’s veterans deserve the best we can offer. Helping veterans receive quality detox treatment is one way we can honor their service and sacrifice.
View ResourceOrders will be filled as supplies become available. The date you specify is not necessarily when your order will be filled. You will be notified when you can pick up or expect delivery. Please do not contact us for updates.
View ResourceOnline AA meeting services.
View ResourceNYS Unemployment Insurance Claimant Handbooks available in many languages.
View ResourceNYS has developed a Shared Work program for folks to apply for partial unemployment to supplement a reduced work schedule.
View ResourceNewsday is providing all readers with access to this breaking news blog on important developments about the coronavirus and our community.
View ResourceNewsday article with list of restaurants offering free food.
View ResourceNassau County Executive Laura Curran was joined by Congresswoman Kathleen Rice and New York State Senator Todd Kaminsky to raise public awareness and condemn of the widespreadprice gouging of COVID-19 Coronavirus related supplies.
View ResourceMy company is mobilizing our international reach to activate team members who are multilingual to volunteer to help organizations that need to translate their materials into other languages, and quickly. We send out a daily briefing with opportunities to all staff, which is over 5,000 people all over the world, mostly who are now stuck at home with no work. If you work for or with a social services organization that needs translation of your web pages, materials, or anything at all - please email me directly with the following information: Organization Name: Organization Contact: Summary of Materials Needed to Translate: Language(s) Needed: I'll amplify it. We'll get you staffed.
View ResourceMHAW will be offering expanded hours for our Peer Support Line and our Healing Connections Peer Support Groups to Suffolk County residents. These services are staffed by our trained and experienced Certified Peer Specialists. The objective of this telephone and online support will maximize access to those we serve and help to minimize the potential negative effects of social isolation during this challenging time.
View ResourceLong Island Crisis Center’s hotline remains available 24/7. If you are in crisis or need emotional support, please call LICC at (516) 679-1111
View ResourceList of remote job offerings.
View ResourceLatest Nassau County updates on covid-19
View ResourceIsland Harvest and Lyft are working together to provide FREE rides to and from local pantries and restaurants. Call (516) 805-1642
View ResourceInvisible Hands, a group of young volunteers offering free delivery of groceries, supplies, or whatever else you may need. If you are elderly, immunocompromised or otherwise at-risk, please submit a request at InvisibleHandsDeliver.com, and a volunteer will get what you need and bring the items right to your door. We want you to stay safe! Payments for items can be made by calling the store and providing your information prior to the pick-up, via cash or check, or using PayPal/Venmo/Cash App/Zelle. (We also offer some small subsidies if you need, no application required) InvisibleHandsDeliver.org InvisibleHandsDeliver@gmail.com 732-639-1579
View ResourceIncludes guidance for employers on a range of topics including health protocols, information resources, employer response planning and documenting economic injuries as a result of COVID-19.
View ResourceIn response to the increasing crisis presented by Covid-19, Suffolk DSA is setting up a mutual aid network among DSA comrades, family, and people living in the county to help each other during this difficult time.
View ResourceIn response to the increasing crisis presented by Covid-19, Nassau DSA is setting up a mutual aid network among DSA comrades, family, and people living in the county to help each other during this difficult time.
View ResourceHousing Help Inc.’s mission is to help low and moderate income family’s access safe, decent affordable housing; to help them develop financial skills in order to maintain their housing; to increase the supply of low and moderate income housing; and to pursue fair housing goals.
View ResourceHofstra University collaborated with Long Island’s County Executives Laura Curran and Steve Bellone to coordinate a second survey open from May 19, 2020 – May 29, 2020 to assess the financial impact of COVID-19 on local businesses and get an update on how they’re faring as many prepare to reopen. The island wide survey is part of ongoing efforts to identify the needs of businesses, make economic projections, inform recovery strategies and advocate for state and federal support. There were 1,282 respondents to this survey.
View ResourceGreat Overdose Prevention Guide.
View ResourceGovernor Cuomo just announced a free mental health hotline that has been set up by the state, which anyone can call to access one of the 6,175 mental health professionals who have volunteered. The hotline number is 1-844-863-9314 for anyone who may need it, or who may want to provide it to their clients, family or friends.
View ResourceGovernor Cuomo just announced a free mental health hotline that has been set up by the state, which anyone can call to access one of the 6,175 mental health professionals who have volunteered. The hotline number is 1-844-863-9314 for anyone who may need it, or who may want to provide it to their clients, family or friends.
View ResourceFundraiser for the Shinnecock Nation for COVID-19 emergency response. Donations will be used for emergency food and medical supplies for those Shinnecock members facing hardship in light of the current situation. All money will be withdrawn directly to the Shinnecock Nation and will be distributed where it is needed most.
View ResourceFunding to provide essential workers, who are required to work outside of their home, with quality child care.
View ResourceFour Directions is collaborating with a wide range of groups to provide culturally competent mutual-aid that supports Indigenous communities on Paumanauke Long Island, NY and surrounding areas during the COVID19 pandemic. Our mission is to ensure the needs of Indigenous nations and communities are widely known and prioritized by outside organizations and individuals in a culturally competent way. fdmutualaid.wordpress.com | fdmutualaid@protonmail.com | 631-626-5842
View ResourceFor latest local updates online
View ResourceFOR GUIDANCE RELATED TO DETERMINING WHETHER A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE IS SUBJECT TO A WORKFORCE REDUCTION UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER 202. 68, RELATED TO NEW YORK’S CLUSTER ACTION INITIATIVE TO ADDRESS COVID-19 HOTSPOTS
View ResourceFaith-based food outreach providing free food pickups at 10 locations across Suffolk County, NY. No paperwork or advance sign ups needed. All food distribution takes place outdoors.
View ResourceEast End Resilience Network has started a Twitter Account for news and information of interest to East Enders, including local, regional, national and international resources. It's at @EndPandemic. Please follow and suggest accounts to follow.
View ResourceDigital library with ebooks and audiobooks (free with a library card)
View ResourceDeveloping COVID19 resilience network being on the East End
View ResourceDetails are emerging on the prospect of applying for Small Business Association (SBA) Loans: Not for profits are also eligible for these disaster loans. NYS applied for disaster declaration earlier this week and and the Federal government just approved them so the portal should be open to apply.
View ResourceCVS has waived delivery fees for pharmacy needs, including prescriptions
View ResourceCOVID-19 Response: Community Resources & Services Suffolk County, NY Compiled by Mariana Debbe, Vice President of the Miller Place Civic Association
View ResourceCounty form for requesting supplies like PPE from Suffolk County government.
View ResourceCommunity Solidarity shares free vegetarian groceries, clothing, and other necessities at locations across Long Island. At these Food Shares, anyone in need can get most (if not all) of their weekly groceries. Each Food Share is a free supermarket where community members share instead of pay for what they need. Hempstead LIRR train station there is a food drop on Sundays.
View ResourceBaby Essentials of Long Island (BELI) insists that the dignity, health, welfare, and development of all children is of paramount importance to society as a whole. During COVID, BELI is providing deliveries of diapers, wipes, and other baby essentials to households in need. Call 211 and request "Help Me Grow" service to request baby essentials. Requests will be filled within a week. Spanish and Haitian Creole translation available. info@babyessentialsoflongisland.org (516) 455-3179
View ResourceApply online for unemployment in NYS.
View ResourceA list of medical drug and alcohol detox facilities in or around Long Island, NY.
View ResourceA group to support our restaurants and local businesses while thanking our Front Line workers and letting them know they are appreciated. We will collect money to order from our local places of business and send thank you platters/trays/pizza to hospitals, nursing homes, frontline workers.
View Resourcea doc created to put New York state info in one place
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