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Welcome to the first issue of our monthly e-newsletter! Keep an eye out for lots of INNteresting news, timely tidbits and ways to Get INNvolved. Don't worry, if you love holding our regular print newsletter in your hands, you will still receive copies throughout the year. We want this e-news to provide the latest information to you as soon as we have it!
Don't forget to visit our NEW, exciting website! Sponsor a drive, learn about volunteer opportunities, check out our video and photo gallery, get news about events and much more!
Visit our NEW Website
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STILL INN NEED IN THE NEW YEAR
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Circle K Adelphi Food Drive
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How You Can Get INNVolved After the Holidays
We are overwhelmed and extremely grateful for the outpouring of generosity we received during the holiday season. Now that the lights are down, the decorations are stored and the gifts have long been unwrapped, there are still lots of ways to help. There are food and clothing drives, memorial or honorary tribute gifts for special occasions, or matching gifts at your place of business, just to name a few. Click here for a list of our immediate needs.
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2015 INNkeepers' Ball
Thursday, May 7 - Long Island Marriott
Honorary Chair - Tom Scaturro
Honorees - Arnold Gumowitz, Maria T. Vullo.
"Seven of Us" Award - Maria Regina RC Church
For more information, contact Nora White
516-486-8506 x108
[email protected]
For tickets and sponsorship opportunities, Click here.
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DEDICATED TO THE CAUSE IN THE COLD
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Volunteers Pass on a Snow Day
The winter of 2015 has already been a brutal one. Bitter cold, mixed with dangerous snow and ice has made for treacherous traveling conditions. Fortunately for the guests of the Mary Brennan INN, our dedicated volunteers know that without the soup kitchen, many would be literally out in the cold with no food. On February 3rd, on what should have been an official snow day, eight regular volunteers pulled together a meal of hot soup and bagged lunches for over 200 guests, distributed hats, gloves and socks and arranged desperately needed medical attention for a guest. Led by Jean C. Victor Jr., our Supervisor of Food Operations, no guest was turned away that day.
To inquire about volunteer opportunities, Click here.
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