THE YOUNG AND YOUNG-AT-HEART ENJOY SPORTS ACTIVITIES AT THE 14^TH ANNUAL SPORTS FESTIVAL HOSTED BY THE RONALD McDONALD HOUSE OF LONG ISLAND

New Hyde Park, NY (June, 2008) -  Even the threat of heavy rain forecasted for Saturday, May 31^st didn't stop sports enthusiasts from attending the 14^th Annual Sports Festival at Cantiague Park, hosted by the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island. With sixteen softball teams vying for the championship title and eight volleyball teams competing for a win, team members put forth their best and enjoyed challenging games throughout the day.

2008 BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS

New Hyde Park (May, 2008) – More than 200 people from the business and non-profit arenas came together on Tuesday, May 6 at Carlyle on the Green in celebration of the “2008 Breakfast of Champions,” the kickoff event of The Long Island Way. Founded by Donna Cariello, president of the organization, the Long Island Way is a unique business that promotes, supports and connects businesses and non-profits and helps foster new partnerships that are mutually beneficial. The event, which featured a trade expo and raffle opportunities, included an enjoyable executive breakfast and discussions by presenters.

Keynote speaker at the event was Robert S. Weitzner, President of the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island who presented on the topic, “Bridging the Gap Between Non-Profits and Businesses on Long Island: Help Your Organization Evolve to the Next Level.”

MEMBERS OF THE LONG ISLAND WAY DONATE THEIR CHEF’S HATS AND PREPARE COMFORT FOODS FOR THE RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE OF LONG ISLAND

New Hyde Park, NY (June, 2008) – Donna Cariello, President of the Long Island Way, along with members, Susan McDonald, Peggy Miner, Helen Zagaro, Marie Cantone, Michael Grossberg, Dawn Amato-Rudolph, Linden Rudolph and Pat Cardavid were the chefs for the day at the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island. Together, they were at the top of their game while preparing a delicious dinner for our resident families.

Warm and scrumptious foods for dinner included a menu of creamy macaroni and cheese, baked salmon, breaded chicken cutlets, buttery dinner rolls and mouth watering fresh strawberries for dessert.

What is The Long Island Way? It's a unique network of businesses and non profits that work together to support each other in a way never before imagined. We promote, support and connect businesses and non profits, to help them prosper and grow. 

The Long Island Way is not a traditional online directory. By becoming a Long Island Way member you not only support your local Long Island businesses, you also help the not-for profits in your community grow.

There are many wonderful benefits available through this unique network.

As a Business Member you enjoy not only the promotion of your business on this website but you get so much more.  We support you in your goals for your organization, we enhance your marketing by showing the world that you care enough about the non profit sector to support it and we assist you in your day to day challenges of running your business.

As a Non Profit member you enjoy not only the financial return of our member donations, but you enjoy the support of our members and our staff in all your endeavors.