CHARITABLE GIVING As a Newspaper, it's our responsibility to provide the news and information our readers need. As a Long Island business, it's our obligation to respond to the needs of the community. Today young people are in great need of support. In 2005 Newsday changed the focus of its charitable giving to focus specifically on enhancing opportunities for children and youth at risk. |
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Newsday distributes approximately $1 million every year to
local non-profit agencies in order to help them deliver
essential services. Most of Newsday's giving is made possible
by donations from everyday readers who support Newsday
Charities' two annual fund-raisers-- Help-A-Family and Kids
Campaign.
Costs for these fundraisers are covered by Newsday and
Newsday Charities-- a fund of the McCormick Tribune
Foundation (MTF). The first $600,000 donated this year
through Newsday Charities will be matched 50 cents on the
dollar by MTF which puts that much more money into our local
community.
For Application and further information: Newsday Charities 631-843-3056. |
Help-A-Family
For more than 40 years this annual holiday fundraiser has provided tens of millions of dollars to help needy families get through the holidays and beyond. Through Newsday Charities’ grants, families are able to buy gifts for their children, as well as staple items like housing, food, medicine and clothes. Click here for more information |
The Kids Campaign Learning shouldn’t stop in the summer for the kids who need it most. Every year, the Kids Campaign fund-raiser helps ensure that it doesn’t. This campaign kicks off in the paper every Spring raising money for kids who need supplemental services such as social, emotional and developmental care during the summer months. Without the Kids Campaign, lots of kids in need would fall through the cracks and struggle to readjust at the beginning of the school year. Click here for more information |
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