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2007 Community Service Awards: Inservice Members
Contiguous ED #1-2
Denise Dilgard
Williamsville Teachers Association
Contiguous ED #7-8
Jackie Cross
Marcellus Faculty Association
Contiguous ED #9-10
Sean McHale
Carthage Teachers Association
Contiguous ED #15-16
Sophia Williamson
Mt. Vernon Federation of Teachers
Contiguous ED #18-19
Marianella Mena
Lawrence Teachers Association
Contiguous ED #17-20
Barbara Brown
North Babylon Teachers' Organization
Contiguous ED #21-22-23
Gail Farrell
Bay Shore CTeachers Association
Contiguous ED #24-25
Diane Ganz
United Federation of Teachers
2007 Community Service Awards: Retiree Members
Ruth Brown
Retiree Council 4
Anthony Montanaro
Retiree Council 5
Craig Pratt
Retiree Council 6
Carole Gehrig
Retiree Council 8
Juanita Stone
Retiree Council 9
Marcia Nickerson
Retiree Council 10
Carolyn Darkangelo
Retiree Council 12
Judith Schecter
Retiree Council 17
Mireille Taub
Retiree Council 18
Phyllis White
Retiree Council 20
Nancy Porta Libert
Retiree Council 21
Renee Bachman
Retiree Council 24
Eileen Bernstein
Retiree Council 24
Hinton Causey
Retiree Council 24
Christine Charitis
Retiree Council 24
Louis Feldman
Retiree Council 24
Judith Goldberg
Retiree Council 24
Lauren Grant
Retiree Council 24
Donesa Jackson
Retiree Council 24
Judith Jaffe
Retiree Council 24
Janet Kaplan-Pressman
Retiree Council 24
Rose Malinconico
Retiree Council 24
Margot Marinangeli
Retiree Council 24
Francine Brewer
Retiree Council 37
Patricia Stamm
Retiree Council 43
2007 Life Line Honor Roll
Eugenia Quagliana
North Tonawanda United Teachers
Robert Husain
Mayfield Teachers Association
Dean Berardo
Brewster TA
Patricia Frische
Brewster TA
John Kinnane
Brewster TA
Elizabeth Adams
Jericho Teachers Association
Jennifer Keane
Jericho Teachers Association
Robert Fitzgerald
Bay Shore CTA
Chris Nentwich
Rocky Point Teachers Association
Michael Doyle
Eastport/South Manor TA
2007 Local Community Service Awards
Arlington Teachers' Association
Robert Maier
The Arlington Teachers' Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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participating in and raising over $20,000 for the American Cancer Society's "Relay For Life
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sponsoring "The Breakfast Club" which provides healthy breakfast to children
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raising over $7,000 for the Arlington Education Foundation
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raising over $5,000 for the March of Dimes "Blue Jeans for Babies" campaign
Bay Shore Classroom TA
Darlene Darch
The Bay Shore Classroom Teachers Association considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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contributing $17,700 to Dollars for Scholars
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contributing $2,000 to the Acres Foundation, a Civil Rights Program
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sponsoring the Bay Shore Senior Citizen "Senior Prom
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contributing $3,500 to the Bay Shore Community Summit
Bayport-Blue Point TA
Marcia Meirowitz
The Bayport-Blue Point TA consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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conducting food and coat drives for the Greater Sayville Food Pantry
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contributing to the Susan G. Komen Foundation
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awarding nine scholarships to high school seniors
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supporting a local Boy Scout Troup and Eagle Scout Project
Bellmore-Merrick United Secondary Teachers
Michael Dolber
The Bellmore-Merrick United Secondary Teachers consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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donating Christmas gifts to the patients at the Nassau University Medical Center
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contributing over $1,000 to the Community Wellness Council of the Bellmores and Merricks
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raising fund for local homeless shelter and addiction counseling center
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participating in the Walk for a Cure
Bethpage Congress of Teachers
Karen Thomas
The Bethpage Congress of Teachers has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding scholarships to graduating high school seniors
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participating in the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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conducting a "Toys for Tots and Needy Children of Bethpage" drive at the holidays
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sponsoring the Senior Citizen Prom
Buffalo Teachers Federation
Philip Rumore
The Buffalo Teachers Federation has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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establishing the "Make a Dream Come True" Scholarship Fund
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providing Thanksgiving Dinner to over 200 families
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sponsoring Read Across America Celebrations in the Buffalo Public Schools
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supporting Junior Achievement
Camden Teachers Association
David LaGatta
The Camden Teachers Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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participating in the Adopt A Highway Program
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donating to the Shop With A Cop Program
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hosting an after prom bowling party
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funding a billboard promoting education and supporting school budget voting
Carthage Teachers' Association
Patricia Sheehan
The Carthage Teachers' Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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collecting 1100 items for the Community Food Pantry
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collecting $515 to purchase winter coats for needy students
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awarding $1500 in scholarships to graduating seniors
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contributing $8203 to the United Way Campaign
Cassadaga Valley Faculty Association
John Ognibene
The Cassadaga Valley Faculty Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding $3000 in scholarships to graduating seniors
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donating over $750 to the New York State Police
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participating in the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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sponsoring a dress down day to benefit a colleague stricken with ALS
Cheektowaga Central TA
Janet Goddard
The Cheektowaga Cetnral Teachers' Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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donating $1,200 in food vouchers to the Cheektowaga Central Needy Family Fund
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donating $1,000 to the Variety Club Telethon
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sponsoring 30 members in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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awarding a $1,000 scholarship to a senior planning on joining the teaching profession
Depew Teachers Organization
Kathleen Ward
The Depew Teachers Organization considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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raising $3000 for the Depew-Lancaster Boys and Girls Club
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awarding $1500 in scholarships to graduating seniors
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donating to local youth organizations
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raising $1220 for the American Cancer Society
East Hampton Teachers' Association
Priscilla Campbell
The East Hampton Teachers' Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding book scholarships to graduating seniors
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coordinating a blood drive
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donating over $2,000 plus toys to 3 local families during the holidays
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sponsoring a breakfast for walkers in the Ride-For-Life Walkathon
Eastchester Teachers Association
Rhonda Homes
The Eastchester Teachers Association considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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raising $935 for Sloan Kettering Memorial
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organizing fundraisers for four families whose homes were destroyed by fire
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organizing and supporting fundraisers to benefit the family of an ill child with expensive medical needs
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participating in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
Eden Teachers Association
Mary Carlson-Nowicki
The Eden Teachers Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding a $1000 scholarship to a student going into teaching
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hosting a charity dance for your local Boys & Girls Club
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participating in the Breast Cancer Walk
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donating to Warm the Children organization
Elmont Elementary Teachers' Association
Elaine Mitchell
The Elmont Elementary Teachers' Association have continued their efforts to improve the quality of life in their community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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sponsoring an Elmont Little League team
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collecting clothing and household necessities for needy families
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raising over $3,000 for the Breast Cancer Walk
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holding an annual Senior Brunch for senior citizens
Faculty Association/Suffolk Community College
Ellen Schuler Mauk
The Faculty Association/Suffolk Community College considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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contributing $2,000 and 15 volunteers to Habitat for Humanity's Day of Building
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raising $4,860 for the COC Affordable Housing Raffle
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collecting 7 cartons of new books for children at Hope House and local homeless shelters
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donating $500 to NYSUT's Disaster Relief Fund
Farmingdale Federation of Teachers
Claire Zatorski
The Farmingdale Federation of Teachers has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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participating in the Farmingdale Community Summit Council
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donating funds and supplies to Rotacare, a free medial clinic on Long Island
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participating in the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life
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donating to needy families during the holiday seasons
Fredonia Teachers' Association
Richard Lewis
The Fredonia Teachers' Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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sponsoring the annual FTA Holiday Drive, purchasing, wrapping and delivering holiday gifts to students
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sponsoring the Youth Run in the Billy Bead ALS 5K Run for Research
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sponsoring the Senior Citizen Ball
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sponsorship of two summer soccer teams
Harrison Association of Teachers
Karen Magee
The Harrison Association of Teachers considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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donating $2,000 to Food Patch which assists needy families
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distributing backpacks and school supplies to 20 students in need
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participating in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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providing over 150 children with winter hats and mittens
Hempstead Classroom Teachers Association
Dawn Sherwood
The Hempstead Classroom Teachers Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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conducting Immigration Law Education Program to assist Hispanic residents in the community
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organizing Winter and Spring clothing and coat drives
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awarding two $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors pursing a degree in education
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participating in the American Cancer Society's Breast Cancer Walk
Hewlett-Woodmere Faculty Association
Joan Skowronek
The Hewlett-Woodmere Faculty Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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sponsoring 2 Hewlett-Woodmere Little League teams
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contributing to the Susan G. Komen Race For a Cure as well as "Sandie's Bosom Buddies" Walk for a Cure
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helping in-district teachers through your Teacher's Helping Teachers Fund
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awarding scholarships to students who positively contribute to the community
Johnstown Teachers Association
Kathryn Zajicek
The Johnstown Teachers' Association considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding two students $1000 scholarships for each of their four years of college and $300 to two alternates
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helping to finance the building of the Fulton County YMCA
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participating in the March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon
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promoting literacy through the Books for Babies Program
Kings Park Classroom Teachers Association
Russell Mathie
The Kings Park Classroom Teachers Association considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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conducting food drives for needy families in the community
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participating in the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life
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supporting the Kings Park Heritage Museum
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raising $3,000 for the KPCTA Scholarship Fund
Kingston Teachers' Federation
Hugh Spoljaric
The Kingston Teachers' Federation has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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organizing a blood and organ donor drive
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participating in a golf tournament which raised $12,000 for student scholarships
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donating to the Holy Cross Church pantry
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donating $500 to Habitat for Humanity
Lake Shore Central TA
Rosemarie Murphy
The Lake Shore Teachers' Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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participating in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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participating in Adopt-A-Highway Program
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awarding scholarships to students
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donating to community members and organizations in times of need
Lawrence Teachers' Association
Patrick Terkoski
The Lawrence Teachers' Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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distributing holiday food baskets to 50 needy families
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sponsoring a Little League team
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participating in the Breast Cancer Walk
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providing financial support for a local church-run children's day camp
Levittown United Teachers
Therese Rogers
The Levittown United Teachers has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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supporting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's "Light the Night" walk
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sponsoring the Senior Citizen's Prom
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supporting the Levittown Little League
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supporting the Wantagh-Levittown Volunteer Ambulance Corp
Lockport Education Association
Gail Niparts
The Lockport Education Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding three $1500 scholarships to seniors
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contributing over $30,000 to the United Way
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45 members volunteering to ring Salvation Army bells
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raising $2764 for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
Marion Teacher's Association
Tim Quill
The Marion Teacher's Association considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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contributing to the AFT Disaster Relief Fund
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contributing to the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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contributing to the local scholarship fund
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working to "Get Out The Vote" on the Budget
Massapequa Federation of Teachers
Richard Goldman
The Massapequa Federation of Teachers has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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raising over $50,000 for the family of member with an ill child
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sponsoring teams for the Massapequa Coast, International and Challenger Baseball Leagues
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raising over $6,000 for a member's family in need
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participating in Long Island's 2-Day Breast Cancer Walk
Middle Country TA
Nadia Resnikoff
The Middle Country TA considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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distributing holiday cards to veteran homes, nursing homes and hospitals
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distributing Holiday Food Gift Baskets
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supporting an ALS fundraiser
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participating in a Breast Cancer Walk and fundraiser
Mineola Teachers Association
Teresa Richards
The Mineola Teachers Association considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding $8,800 in scholarships to graduating seniors
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raising $11,700 for the Breast Cancer Walk
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donating $2,000 to NYSUT and AFT Disaster Relief
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donating over $1,000 to the Mineola Fire Department
Mohawk Valley Community College Professional Association
Ellis Gage Searles
The Mohawk Valley Community College Professional Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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sponsoring the Ted Moore Run/Walk which raises awareness of local STOP-DWI efforts
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supporting the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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conducting food drives to benefit the Utica Community Food Bank
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participating in the Relay for Life
Monroe Woodbury Teachers Association
Anne Pauek
The Monroe Woodbury Teachers Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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donating over 1000 books during the annual Holiday Book Drive
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baking and distributing muffins and cookies to the Senior Centers for Thanksgiving and Valentines Day
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raising over $5,000 by participating in the American Cancer Society Breast Cancer Walk
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awarding $15,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors
Newark Teachers' Association
Patricia Davidson
The Newark Teachers' Association considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding scholarships to graduating seniors pursuing careers in education
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providing a monetary donation to cover the cost of broadcasting athletic teams games
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supporting the Newark Public Library
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supporting booster clubs for athletes and musicians
Newfane Teachers Association
Kyle Beth Bridgeman
The Newfane Teachers Association considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding a $500 scholarship to a graduating senior entering the field of education
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sponsoring an Annual Theme Basket Auction to benefit Niagara Hospice
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sponsoring an Annual Toy Drive for Community Food Pantry
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sponsoring a June golf day with the proceeds going to a needy family
Niagara Falls Teachers
Joseph Catalano
The Niagara Falls Teachers have continued their efforts to improve the quality of life in their community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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contributing 200 hams/turkeys plus over 150 food baskets through their Annual Holiday Food Drive
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supporting the Coats for Kids Program
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donating over $30,000 to the United Way
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awarding six $1000 scholarships to graduating seniors
North Babylon Teachers' Organization
Pamela Katz
The North Babylon Teachers' Organization has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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raising over $13,200 for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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collecting 800 boxes of sundry items for U.S. soldiers overseas
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conducting an annual Toy and Book Drive for needy children
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financially supporting community sports teams and leagues
North Bellmore Teachers Association
Randee Colter
The North Bellmore Teachers Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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providing awards to select graduating seniors
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coordinating a tee shirt sale to benefit Habitat for Humanity
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supporting and participating in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk-a-Thon
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donating new books to the local chapter of The Food and Nutrition Network
North Tonawanda United Teachers
Linda Roach
The North Tonawanda United Teachers considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding scholarships and savings bonds to outstanding seniors, 8th graders and 6th graders
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donating $500 to Breast Cancer Awareness
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donating $300 to sponsor both a pre and post-Prom Breakfast
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contributing toys to Toys for Tots and turkeys and non-perishable food items and money to the North Tonawanda Food Pantry
Nyack Teachers Association
Donna Ramundo
The Nyack Teachers Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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supporting the Students Opposed to Starvation project which distributes food and clothing in the homeless
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participating in Toys for Tots
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participating in the "Go Red for Women" project sponsored by the American Heart Association
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purchasing and distributing $30 gift cards to needy families
Oceanside Federation of Teachers
Leslie Krasnoff
The Oceanside Federation of Teachers considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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donating $1,000 in supermarket gift certificates for needy families
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organizing an annual Toy Drive providing toys to various community organizations
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awarding scholarships to students
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sponsorship of the Rotary Club's Annual Golf Tournament
Plainedge Federation of Teachers
Laura Pokorny
The Plainedge Federation of Teachers considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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raising over $7,000 for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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funding and organizing a Senior Barbeque for high school seniors
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honoring students at the "We Make A Difference" Awards Ceremony
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supporting a Get Out The Vote movement that resulted in the budget passing overwhelmingly
Rocky Point Teacher's Association
Steven Lagnena
The Rocky Point Teacher's Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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performing in the Singing Santas production
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donating to the Kids in Need Fund
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awarding $6,000 in scholarships to Rocky Point High School Graduates
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assisting with the Senior Citizen Prom
Sachem Central Teachers' Association
Robert LaCorte
The Sachem Central Teachers' Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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raising over $20,000 to benefit the Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund
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raising over $6,000 for the American Heart Association
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awarding $10,000 in SCTA Educators of Tomorrow scholarships
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providing clothing items to over 600 families in need
Sayville Teachers Association
Tim Southerton
The Sayville Teachers Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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helping the local public library pass a needed bond
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sponsoring a blood drive
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participating in Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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participating in the LI Educators Gold Tournament to raise money to fight ALS
Somers Faculty Association
James Ambury
The Somers Faculty Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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raising $4,000 for U.N.I.C.E.F.
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donating to annual food and gift drives for needy families
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visiting local nursing home residents
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participating in Senior Citizen Pen Pals
Syosset Teachers' Association
Jeffrey Rozran
The Syosset Teachers' Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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hosting Thanksgiving Feasts for residents of nursing homes, veterans and local fire and police
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participating in "Birthday in a Box" supplying everything needed for a birthday party for needy families
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conducting a food drive for local soup kitchens
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co-sponsoring 12 scholarships with the PTA
Teachers' Association of Lindenhurst
Rose Russo
The Teachers' Association of Lindenhurst consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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raising $6,000 for the American Cancer Society
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sponsoring a soccer tournament supporting the American Schizophrenia Association
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raising funds to distribute 250 turkeys to local families
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awarding $4,000 in scholarships to deserving students
United Teachers of Island Trees
John Price
The United Teachers of Island Trees consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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raising $8000 in a community garage sale for the family of two ill students and planning future fundraisers for the family
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collecting and distributing 1000 canned goods for local churches
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raising $1200 for the breast cancer walk
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raising $7500 for scholarships
Valley Central Teachers Association
Timothy Brown
The Valley Central Teachers Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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participating in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk and raising $10,000
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awarding over $11,000 in scholarships to students
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participating in the United Way Campaign
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sponsoring an All Night Grad Party
Wallkill Teachers' Association
Donna Benishake
The Wallkill Teachers' Association considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
sponsoring a Senior Citizens Springtime Breakfast
sponsoring an Adopt-A-Highway Spring Clean Up
sponsoring district-wide food drives to benefit the Wallkill Food Pantry
participating in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
Watertown Education Association
Dianne Loonan
The Watertown Education Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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donating children's books to the community library
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awarding scholarships to graduating seniors
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presenting holiday gifts to local Senior Citizens
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donating the NYSUT Disaster Relief Fund
Waterville Teachers' Association
Jacqueline Battista
The Waterville Teachers' Association considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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designing and decorating a tree to be auctioned in the Faxton-St. Luke's Hospital's Foundation's Festival of Trees
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awarding scholarships to two graduating seniors pursuing a career in education
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participating in America's Greatest Heart Run and Walk
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sponsoring the Salvation Army's Red Kettle in Waterville
West Hempstead Education Association
Barbara Hafner
The West Hempstead Education Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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participating in golf outing to raise money for charity
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organizing a toy drive for needy children
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participating in Relay For Life
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publishing and distributing community newsletter
West Irondequoit Teachers' Association
Beverly Engel
The West Irondequoit Teachers' Association consistently evidences a belief in service to the community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding three scholarships to graduating seniors planning to study education
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donating school supplies for needy families
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raising $2819 for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
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sponsoring the Junior and Senior Safe Parties
Whitehall Teachers Association
Penny Whiting
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The Whitehall Teachers Association has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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holding a golf tournament to support local scholarships
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donating to the Whitehall Festival Week Celebration
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donating to the Washington County Children's Committee
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participating in Operation Santa
Wilson Teachers' Association
Jeff Dabill
The Wilson Teachers' Association considers community service to be an integral function of their local. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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coordinating a benefit for a member of your custodial staff with a serious illness, raising over $30,000 for him and his family
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providing over $4000 in scholarships to students
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hosting the senior citizen breakfast
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contributing to the Cystic Fibrosis Great Strides Walk
Yonkers Federation of Teachers
Patricia Puleo
The Yonkers Federation of Teachers has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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awarding $9,000 to deserving high school seniors
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sponsoring a Toys for Tots Drive
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distributing childrens books to community agencies and homeless shelters
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donating $2,000 to Westchester Children's Hospital
Yorktown Congress of Teachers
Robert Faigle
The Yorktown Congress of Teachers has been dedicated to supporting its community. In 2006 they demonstrated this by:
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raising $1,812 for the Children's Hospital in Valhalla
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collecting 4,800 pounds of food for the Yorktown Community Help organization
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donating $2,353 to the Support Connection which helps individuals and families affected by breast and ovarian cancer
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awarding three $1,000 scholarships to Yorktown High School graduates