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Jun. 15, 2019 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Christopher’s Scholarship Summer BLOOD DRIVE Saturday, June 15, 2019 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Kings Park Fire Department Eligibility Criteria |
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Jun. 25, 2019 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
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Jun. 30, 2019 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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Jul. 16, 2019 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Join the professional and community leaders of the Rotary Club of Commack-Kings Park, as we welcome Rotarinas from all 72 clubs in Rotary District 7255, as well as non-rotarians looking to expand their business relationships and meet the People of Action. Also present will be members of the various Chambers of Commercia, various community groups and asosciations, and seasoned networkers from groups like BNI. Come out, meet new friends and collegues and enjoy some light refreshments on us. Coffee and snacks will be served and a post-eent email with the business cards of everyone who was present will be circulated to all attendees who provide their email addresses at the event. Admission is FREE, but you MUST RSVP to attend
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Jul. 30, 2019 12:15 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
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Help Mrs. Claus
Aug. 06, 2019 12:15 p.m.
Jennifer is an interior designer in Dix Hills with her daughter and boyfriend.
She started the charity Mrs Claus for a Cause in 2010. Mrs Claus answers the wishes of impoverished children living in the shelter system and in foster care and provides the items they need for success and happiness at holiday time, such as a toy, school supplies, clothing or shoes.
They work with Harlem Dowling, a child welfare agency in NYC and their social workers help the children write to us with their needs.
They collect all the items and host a wrapping party at the house every year. She also host a holiday party for the children, bus them in for the party, and hand deliver all of their presents to them.
It started with just Jennifer. It has grown to over 1,000 volunteers. To date, they have delivered wishes to over 2,000 children.
This year they are expanding again and need more volunteers for their sleigh.
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Superkids
Aug. 13, 2019 12:15 p.m.
The Superkids Foundation is an international non-profit that teaches literacy, leadership and life skills​ in partnership with elementary schools. In a country ranked as one of the worst in quality of primary education, Superkids works to empower kids to become superheroes in their communities. Through a combination of workshops, camps, and community projects, older students become “kid-teacher” leaders by teaching literacy to younger students.
We mobilize the children who DO know how to read and get them to teach the other children how to read. Superkids has launched the first incubator for child leadership in all of Paraguay. Kid Teachers has met tremendous success. So far, 60 Kid Teachers in a small town in Paraguay have taught more than 4000 hours of literacy to another 120 kids.
The organization has an opportunity for college-aged students during the upcoming winter break, where interns will have the benefit of developing their international relations skills in a startup setting while improving their working fluency of Spanish.
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Child Abuse Prevention Services - Cyberbullying
Aug. 20, 2019 12:15 p.m.
CAPS' mission is to keep children safe from harm. They hold programs in 150 schools across Long Island last year –nearly 20,000 participants. Their topics range from child abuse to safe dating – to cyberbullying. CAPS also holds presentations for educators, adults, and other nonprofits.
Come to this interesting meeting to learn more about cyberbullying and how it's impacting children.
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Camp Pa Qua Tuck
Aug. 27, 2019 12:15 p.m.
Bridget Reilly Costello joined Camp Pa Qua Tuck in 2009 as the Summer Director. In 2010, she became the Executive Director. In April, 2019 Bridget retired from her position at the Camp but was delighted that the Board of Directors embraced her idea of P/T work promoting the camp as she eased her way into retirement. Bridget was raised with a Special Needs brother and is his Guardian. This had more to do with her decision to pursue advocacy for individuals with Special Needs than anything else.
Proud mother of 3, wife to Michael, a Veteran and a Purple Heart recipient, Bridget volunteers at the V.A. Hospital in Northport. Additionally, one of her children was born with a non-functioning liver and Bridget was able to donate a portion of her liver to save her baby 20 years ago. As a result, she has been a member of the Alpha 1 Foundation for 20 years and has traveled all over to speak to others facing this life-changing situation.
Bridget spent 30 years in the non-profit world and has observed the best practices in several large non- profits. Her goal has been to bring those best practices to Camp Pa Qua tuck. Bridget is also a member of AFP, the Association of Fundraising Professionals. She has great regard for her predecessors at camp and hopes that she can carry on the legacy of continuous improvement that they have initiated.
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Coalition of Concerned Legal Professionals
Sep. 03, 2019 12:15 p.m.
1. Speaker Bio: Susan E. Prensky: Spent 15 years organizing low-income service workers from NJ to Boston . This experience taught her the need, and general unavailability of meaningful access to the courts for poor and working people. In 1998 she took on the lead role as Operations Manager of New York State Coalition of Concerned Legal Professionals (CCLP). She has been a professional volunteer organizer for over 38 years. Peggy Foy, Esq.: A member of NYS CCLP Board of Directors, Ms. Foy is a long-time resident of Suffolk County and graduate of Touro Law School. She has been a practicing attorney for over 25 years, with a concentration in family law and criminal defense. She currently volunteers with CCLP providing pro bono legal advice and speaking at “Know Your Law” sessions. 2. Mission and topic of the speaker: Topic: What a difference meaningful access to legal recourse makes in the lives of low-income people. Mission: COALITION OF CONCERNED LEGAL PROFESSIONALS (CCLP) is an all-volunteer, non-government funded association of legal professionals who work with organizations whose members find gaining access to legal recourse increasingly difficult. Volunteer attorneys assisted by lay volunteer advocates provide free of charge legal advice to members of organizations of service workers, temporary workers, independent contractors, manual laborers and other low-income workers without job protections, struggling to survive in today’s “gig” economy. Volunteer lawyers also conduct free-of-charge “Know Your Law” information sessions for membership organizations on areas of law including employment rights, wage theft, immigration, debt and credit issues and landlord-tenant law. Through these sessions, CCLP has benefited thousands: we have saved homes from foreclosure; prevented evictions; won back wages owed, but not paid; assisted with immigration problems; protected people from consumer debt they did not owe and more. As volunteer advocates guide those making requests for assistance through the process of resolving legal problems, participants are united to build organizational solutions in their communities, utilizing an array of activities to publicize their efforts and contact all those affected by the problem – Including the legal sessions; production of posters, fliers and other publications; letter writing, phone calls and presentations at public hearings, in classrooms at universities, unions, churches and other organizations. For information or to find out about volunteering, please call CCLP today, at (212) 791-1364.
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United Cerebral Palsy of LI
Sep. 17, 2019 12:15 p.m.
For over 69 years, United Cerebral Palsy of Long Island has positively impacted the lives of people with disabilities through the outstanding quality of our programs and services and the compassion we convey to those we serve. UCP of Long Island is committed to advancing the independence, productivity and full citizenship of people with disabilities. Our mission is to provide life skills training, education, advocacy, meaningful employment and a place to call home for Long Islanders with a wide range of disabilities.
Over 65 percent of the individuals we serve today have disabilities other than cerebral palsy.
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Sep. 17, 2019 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Join the professional and community leaders of the Rotary Club of Commack-Kings Park, as we welcome Rotarians from all of the clubs in Rotary District 7255, as well as non-Rotarians looking to expand their business relationships and meet the People of Action. Also present will be members of the various Chambers of Commerce, various community groups and associations, and seasoned networkers from groups like BNI. Come out, meet new friends and colleagues and enjoy some light refreshments on us. Coffee and snacks will be served and a directory of all the attendees (who RSVP'd at least 5 days in advance) will be provided.There will also be a door prize. Admission is $5 in advance or $10 at the door. There is an opportunity to advertise in the attendee directory, and business card sized ads (which will be printed in color) are available for sale at $20 each. Limit of 2 adjacent ads per attendee/company and a total of only 10 will be sold. Ads will only be accepted until 7 days prior to the event.
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Sep. 24, 2019 12:15 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Rotary District 7255 District Governor Justin Quaranta will be making his official visit to the Rotary Club of Commack-Kings Park at our regular lunch meeting on Tuesday, September 24, 2019, at 12:15 p.m. at the Bonwit Inn in Commack. This is an important day in the Rotary calendar year.
The District Governor is an officer of Rotary International (RI) and is the emissary from RI to all Rotarians and clubs in the District. He is charged with inspiring and helping to manage all 70+ clubs in our District, from the Verrazano Bridge to Montauk. He will bring to us the words and plans of RI's president, Mark Daniel Mahoney, with whom he trained for his position at the last International Assembly in January.
Hosting the District Governor is one of the obligations of every Rotary club. More importantly, all members of the club should do everything possible to lay aside any other business and attend this meeting. You will hopefully be inspired and will learn much about what Rotary is doing around the world today. It is a special day.
The meeting will be open to guests and others who would like to learn more about Rotary, its programs and its passion to make the world a better place. Board members will meet with the Governor approximately one hour prior to the general meeting.
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Gift of Life Long Island
Oct. 08, 2019 12:15 p.m.
James LaMantia is the Chair of Gift of Life Long Island and on the Executive Committee for Gift of Life International. James has been a member of the Northport Rotary Club for 15 years and Past President twice.
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Oct. 19, 2019 8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Join us for a Color Fun Run from William T. Rogers Middle School to the Kings Park Bluff and back. There is a half fun run for individuals that do not want to walk/run the full distance. Registration: 8:00AM Start Time: 9:30AM |
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400 Fewer Falls Initiative
Oct. 29, 2019 12:15 p.m.
The 400 Fewer Falls initiative is a free program focused on reducing the fall risk of 400 seniors on Long Island within the next 12 months. We provide a free in-home balance assessment and fall risk analysis to address the internal obstacles and environmental factors that increase falls in the home.
Daniel Davids PT DPT CSCS is the owner of The Traveling Physical Therapist, a Medicare-covered in-home PT service covering Long Island and most of Queens.
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Nov. 08, 2019 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Join the Commack-Kings Park Rotary Club for an evening of wine, hors d'hourves, art, collectibles and general fun. The evening will include: • A preview hour with complementary food and drinks • Basket raffles • Silent Auctions • Door Prizes • Auctioned goods and services from local businesses • And the main event: 200+ Live Auction Pieces in all price ranges. The auctioned items will include both decorative and collectible art, as well as sports and historic memorabilia. After purchasing your ticket, please fill out the questionnaire, so that our art supplier can make sure to pack items you personally find interesting!
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Pal-O-Mine Equestrian
Nov. 12, 2019 12:15 p.m.
Andrea Casey has been a Proud Rotarian since 1999 with the Sayville Rotary Club. I am a Past President of the Sayville Club , served as Co Hospitality Chair for Past District Govenor Shawn Weis at his district conference this past May. My professional background is as Maternal Child Health Specialist/ Registered Nurse and Perinatal Educator since 1987, and a Licensed Realtor since 1998. When I retired from nursing 6 years ago I decided to return to my true passion, Horses. I began training once again with horses 6 years ago and eventually sought out Pal-O-Mine Equestrian as a Volunteer. I am proud to say that it has been a great ride and a few years ago I became Pal-O-Mine’s Volunteer Coordinator. I am very excited to share a bit of Pal-O-Mine Equestrian and all that we do. I look forward to be the speaker at Commack, Kings Park Rotary.
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Nov. 19, 2019 12:15 p.m.
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The Motivation Method: Strategies for Unstoppable Motivation
Nov. 26, 2019 12:15 p.m.
The Motivation Method: Strategies for Unstoppable Motivation Before she was a motivational maven, Corrie LoGiudice experienced this often. In a span of 4 years, she experienced miscarriage, abuse, divorce and suicide loss. What she’s learned through her own experience is growth stagnates when you don’t change your strategy to accommodate your current reality. She eventually figured out that there are 5 areas that if out of alignment will slow your motivation. When she strategized how to address the imbalances, both hers and her client's motivation becomes unstoppable. She calls it the Motivation Method, and in this talk she summaries how it works and how you can start using it today. This keynote is humorous, honest, and motivational. The audience will not only be captivated but will leave the event feeling more confident in their own abilities and prepared to go get their goals. Corrie LoGiudice is a motivational strategist & speaker, host, influencer and motivational maven. She’s a former SVP, single mom, and survivor of miscarriage, divorce, abuse & suicide loss. She utilized her trauma to fuel her motivation instead of set her back, and now teaches others to do the same.
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Camp Good Mourning
Dec. 10, 2019 12:15 p.m.
Camp Good Mourning! is a Huntington-based 501c3 nonprofit organization that provides FREE overnight bereavement camp programs for Long Island children who have experienced the death of a parent and/or sibling.
During the presentation, I will share specific information about:
• Childhood grief
• What makes Camp Good Mourning! unique
• How grieving children and their families benefit from Camp Good Mourning!
• Why Camp Good Mourning! is important to the Long Island community
• The benefits of supporting grieving Long Island children and Camp Good Mourning!
Paul is the Executive Director of Camp Good Mourning!, a Huntington-based 501c3 nonprofit that provides FREE bereavement camp program experiences for Long Island children coping with the death of a parent and/or sibling. Paul has 17 years of bereavement camp experience -- providing services on both east and west coasts -- with children, adolescents, teens, and their families. He also serves as a Support Group Leader for bereaved widows and widowers at the SYJCC and as a Pro Bono Support Group Leader for Life after Loss, a Nassau County nonprofit organization for families who have lost loved ones to gun violence. Paul has been recognized by the Nassau County Executive for his work as a Hurricane Sandy Crisis Counselor and honored by Suffolk County officials for his work with Long Island students in the area of Bully and Cyber Bully Prevention and Intervention. He earned his Master’s Degree in School Counseling and an Advanced Certificate in Mental Health Counseling from LIU Post. He is a provisionally certified School Counselor in NY, a certified School Counselor in NJ, and a Clinical Mental Health Counselor-LP specializing in grief and loss.
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