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YONKERS, NY Talking money with the people you love can get awkward and tense pretty fast. It's hard to remove the raw human emotion from financial decisions, finds Consumer Reports, the world's largest and most trusted independent, nonprofit consumer organization, in its latest look at the challenges of solving family money discussions.
... Nonprofit partners include the volunteer firefighters in Ashburn, VA, public libraries in Littleton, CO and Yonkers, NY, animal welfare groups like Austin Pets Alive! and groups that serve children in need such as Make-A-Wish Foundation chapters, ...
... selling homes, Zanzano enjoys spending time with family and friends and is a parishioner of Saint Ann's Church in Yonkers, as well as a sponsor of the Bryn Mawr Boys' and Girls' Club. "Beyond my passion for real estate, I have the privilege of ...
... charities and the surrounding community joined together at the dealership located at 2167 Central Park Avenue in Yonkers. All had the same intention to honor those who give to people in need every day. Each organization won its donation based on the ...
The association donated $5,000 to Prospect Hopes, a nonprofit organization that provides food, clothing and hygiene products to kids in Yonkers. Celeste Reeves started the charity after the death of her son.
The Westchester County Detectives Association donated $5,000 to Prospect Hopes - a nonprofit organization that provides food, clothing and hygiene products to children in Yonkers. "It was a great surprise," says Celeste Reeves, who started the charity after her son's death.
Mike Brady, CEO of Yonkers-based Greyston Bakery, has developed a cutting-edge business model, which provides employment opportunities to less fortunate residents, regardless of their background or work history. "Greyston is the country's leading social enterprise because we give everyone the chance to prove their value, regardless of their status outside the workplace," said Brady.
Longtime educator Joyce Coppin Mondesire will be recognized for her service at a Yonkers-based nonprofit's annual fundraising gala. Leake & Watts has helped thousands of children and adults in Westchester and New York City overcome adversity and social challenges through special education, juvenile justice, pre-school, and other programs.
A backpack filled with pens, glue sticks and notebooks may seem like a simple thing, but it can really make a difference for a child in need, say the folks at an Armonk-based nonprofit. Heavenly Productions Foundation raised about $10,000 this year which it used to buy backpacks, school supplies, new library books and classroom necessities such as hand sanitizer and facial tissues for schoolchildren and teachers in Yonkers.
