FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Long Island Elite Selects Paws of War as 2023 Charity Partner Nesconset, NY – February 2, 2023 – Long Island Elite, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to fostering the growth and development of local Long Island business professionals and emerging regional leaders, has announced they have selected Nesconset-based Paws of War as…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Justin Jaycon Justin.Jaycon@chsli.org (631) 376-4104 January 26, 2023 The Long Island Elite Announces Rich Tavarez as its 2022 Member of the Year The Long Island Elite (LIE) is proud to recognize Rich Tavarez as its 2022 Member of the Year. Tavarez was awarded this honor for his contributions to the…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Justin Jaycon Justin.Jaycon@chsli.org (631) 376-4104 The Long Island Elite Donates $110k to United Cerebral Palsy of Long Island Throughout 2022, the Long Island Elite has continued to focus its charitable efforts to make an impact locally on Long island. The networking and philanthropy group announced its most recent donation of…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Justin Jaycon Justin.Jaycon@chsli.org (631) 376-4104 Long Island Elite Great Gatsby Gala Celebrates Organization’s 20th Anniversary The Long Island Elite (LIE) is celebrating a milestone achievement—20 years of fostering the development of Long Island’s business and philanthropic communities. Since 2002, the organization has focused on cultivating the growth and leadership capabilities…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | July 6, 2022 Long Island Elite Donation Provides Art Therapy Room in New Facility Assisting Families Facing Tragedy The Long Island Elite (LIE) recently joined with elected officials, community members, administration from Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital and other stakeholders in support of its 2020 – 2021 Charity Partner of the…
In two worlds colliding, the Do You Ever Wonder podcast met the Long Island Elite Meet the Member series, with guests Bert Lurch who founded and runs E Central Medical Management, and Evan Bloom who is co-owner of a Sir Speedy nationally ranked Top 10 franchise operation. Listen to the Podcast
Congratulations to Long Island Elite Members Aimee Keegan of ACLD and Esperanza Viera of Jones Hollow Reality for their well-deserved recognitions at the Long Island Business News Diversity in Business Awards. Both Aimee and Esperanza have been integral in the Long Island Elite’s philanthropic mission and we look forward to their future contributions.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Justin Jaycon Justin.Jaycon@chsli.org (631) 376-4104 March 14, 2022 Long Island Elite Announces New Executive Leadership Team The Long Island Elite (LIE) recently announced its newly elected Executive Team to help facilitate its business networking and philanthropy events for the next two years. The following slate of officers will serve from January…
The Long Island Elite is proud to announce United Cerebral Palsy (“UCP”) of Long Island as its charity partner for 2022. For more than 70 years, UCP of Long Island has positively affected the lives of people with disabilities through the outstanding quality of programs and services it offers and the compassion it conveys to those it serves. UCP of Long Island is committed to advancing the independence, productivity and full citizenship of people with disabilities. Its 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. The organization proudly upholds the values of excellence, integrity, dignity, empowerment, responsibility, accountability, vision and innovation.
Throughout 2021, the Long Island Elite has continued to focus its charitable efforts to make an impact locally on Long Island. The network and philanthropy group announced its most recent donation of $200,000 to its not-for-profit, charity partner of the year, SIBS Place. This is the largest single donation this group of business professionals has provided in its 19 year history. With this donation, the Long Island Elite has now raised more than $1,000,000 for local Long Island not-for-profit organizations.