Community Corner
Volunteer Roundup: Help Clean up the Beach or Run for a Cause
Five ways you can get involved in the Three Village community.
This week's Volunteer Roundup includes several different ways to give back to your community. You can participate in a beach clean-up day, help a local sports team, run in support of curing children's cancer, and more. If you are part of a group that is in need of volunteers, please let us know by adding a "Volunteers Needed" announcement or sending us an email.
In support of Earth Day, head down to West Meadow Beach on Saturday, April 23 at 10:00 a.m. and help clean up winter storm debris (rain date: Sunday, April 24). This is a great way for students and scouts to earn community service hours and badges. Latex gloves will be supplied; please dress appropriately. Work gloves and closed shoes are recommended. For more information contact naturalist Eileen Gerle via phone at 631-751‐7863 or via email.
Soccer season in under way and the organization is always looking for volunteers to coach a team or help run the divisions. If you enjoy working with children and love sports, this could be a great way to get involved in the community. If you are interested in volunteering, contact Jane O'Brien via email.
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The Setauket Fire Department is currently recruiting EMS workers and volunteers for the fire department. For more information, contact the fire department at 631-941-4900, ext. 2.
On Saturday, May 7 at 9 a.m., you can support the Sunrise Fund at Stony Brook University Medical Center by participating in the annual 5K run/walk hosted by in Stony Brook. The Sunrise Fund was established to raise awareness about childhood cancer and to raise funds for specific projects. Kids can also get involved by participating in the 1K fun run.
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East Setauket dentist Dr. Ira Koeppel is currently offering clients a charity teeth whitening program for only $150. All of the proceeds raised from the program will be donated to the St. Charles Hospital Diabetes Education Center. For more information, call Dr. Koeppel at 631-689-9777.
