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Patch Picks: These Five Local Nonprofits are Making a Difference

Get to know Three Village with our weekly Patch Picks.

Since the days when Ward Melville lived and worked in Three Village, the community has benefited from his tradition of philanthropy. These days one of the ways in which Ward Melville's legacy continues is in the form of educationally- and socially-conscious nonprofit organizations such as (but of course not limited to) these five, which are widely known to have a direct local impact:

  • Each year, this organization raises thousands of dollars to support programs and purchases in the Three Village Central School District which its regular budget cannot accommodate.
  • This organization facilitates the delivery of two healthy meals per day to local folks who are unable to obtain food on their own due to age, illness, or disability.
  • The Stony Brook Foundation. This public charity fundraises and manages donations for the university, its teaching hospital, its students, and the Long Island State Veterans Home located on campus.
  • This Stony Brook-based organization operates a 24-hour crisis management and suicide prevention hotline which also helps callers find local programs and resources to meet their mental health needs.
  • Dedicated to preserving the region's rich historical identity, the TVHS maintains historic properties and develops programs for the community which help its residents understand their roots, enjoy local resources, and connect with each other.

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Christine Sampson (Editor) May 23, 2013 at 11:32 am
Hi Anna, Drop me a note at christines@patch.com and I will share the information you are lookingRead More for. Best, Christine
Tc May 24, 2013 at 12:05 pm
I agree..maybe that is one of the reasons road pavement safety lines and striping esp. in the 3VRead More area are virtually non existent!! VERY DANGEROUS CONDITION that leaves the TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN liable involving accidents and fatalities. I think the new T.O.B. highway super, (D. L.) should make this a priority!
Christine Sampson (Editor) May 20, 2013 at 06:35 pm
Hi C., please send me a note at christines@patch.com and I will answer your question.
mary ann May 21, 2013 at 10:26 am
What a wonderful, thoughtful and giving thing to do for our soldiers!!! I applaud you all. You areRead More terrific!!! God bless.
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Sycamore Senior May 19, 2013 at 12:38 pm
So, essentially that first residential home is being written off as the price of doing business.Read More There goes that property value. Other than as a professional residence, who would want to live by a driveway for that traffic? As for the entrance Village Automotive, that will bring even more traffic to an already busy intersection nearby. 25A is impassable/impossible in that area for large chunks of the day now.
K. B. May 19, 2013 at 08:16 am
The rezoning is for the acres of undeveloped residential land across from Ann Maries Farm stand,Read More extending down to the wooded area on 25A. A one way entrance would be placed by Village Automotive and a one way exit would come out on N. Country Rd. adjacent to the first residential house.
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K. B. May 19, 2013 at 08:15 am
The rezoning is for the acres of undeveloped residential land across from Ann Maries Farm stand,Read More extending down to the wooded area on 25A. A one way entrance would be placed by Village Automotive and a one way exit would come out on N. Country Rd. adjacent to the first residential house.
jeanne austin May 19, 2013 at 07:01 am
Can you tell us where this property is? An address or street name?