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A Few Good Places to Give

Long Island needs more people to give to local organizations addressing our local challenges. Here are just a few to consider:

A Few Good Places to Give

Long Island needs more people to give to local organizations addressing our local challenges. Here are just a few to consider:

2023 Adrienne Esposito Beth Fiteni CCD Charity CItizen's Campaign for the Environment Dave Rogers David Okorn December December 2020 December 2021 December 2023 Environment environmental organizations Fair Media Council FCA FSL General Needs give local Giving Green Inside and Out Health & Human Serive Health and welfare Council Housing Help HWCLI International Elephant Project International Tiger Project Jeff Reynolds Kevin McNeil LI Cares LI Sled Hockey LIAA local giving Long Island Arts Alliance Long Island Cares Long Island Community Foundation Long Island Native Plant Gardening Group Long Island Nature Organization Lonnie Sherman native plants November November 2020 Project Warmth Safe at Home for Seniors The Elephant Project The Family Service League the INN the Interfaith Nutrition Network The Nature Conservancy The Orangutan Project The Safe Center Tri-Community Youth Agency Tri-CYA United Way of LI VFW VSOs Wildlife Asia YouthBuild

Arts Matter: LIAA Releases Numbers Detailing $330M Impact on LI

LIAA Board Member Marc Wong, David Okorn and Melissa Greenberger of LICF, and Lauren Wagner of LIAA show off key stats from a recent comprehensive study of the economic impace of Arts and Cultural organizations on LI

Share this with anyone involved in securing investment in the arts. We know the value is clearly deeper than economics. Still, that impact is profound and now we have numbers to clearly illustrate it!

2023 AEP6 Americans for the Arts Arts & Economic Prosperity Charles Lavine Dale Lewis David Okorn December December 2023 Economic Impact Study Jose Tutiven Lauren Wagner LIAA LICF Long Island Arts Alliance Long Island Association Marian Conway Molloy COllege Preservation Long Island Roger Tilles

A Few Good Places to Give

Long Island needs more people to give to local organizations addressing our local challenges. Here are just a few to consider:

2020 Adrienne Esposito Beth Fiteni CCD Charity Citizens Campaign for the Environment Dave Rogers David Okorn December December 2020 Environment environmental organizations Fair Media Council FCA FSL General Needs give local Giving Green Inside and Out Health & Human Serive Health and welfare Council Housing Help HWCLI International Elephant Project International Tiger Project Jeff Reynolds LI Cares LIAA local giving Long Island Arts Alliance Long Island Cares Long Island Community Foundation Long Island Native Plant Gardening Group Long Island Nature Organization Lonnie Sherman native plants November November 2020 Project Warmth Safe at Home for Seniors The Elephant Project The Family Service League the INN the Interfaith Nutrition Network The Nature Conservancy The Orangutan Project The Safe Center Tri-Community Youth Agency Tri-CYA United Way of LI VFW VSOs Wildlife Asia YouthBuild

Man on a Mission: NYS Regent Roger Tilles

It was his passion for the arts, his appreciation for teachers, and his firm belief grounded that the arts are fundamental to a good education that first led us to be intrigued by Roger Tilles. We got to sit down with him a million years ago last December. While so much has changed since then, we believe what he had to say remains relevant, perhaps even moreso than it was…

2020 COVID COVID-19 Education June June 2020 Justice LIAA NYS Regent Philanthropy Photography Power of Teachers Roger Tilles Systemic Racism