What they call their work
What they do
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Holiday and Seasonal Essentials Distribution 3 activities
- Distributing gift cards to families and individuals in needDistributed King Kullen gift cards to 26 families and individuals in need, including recipients from Big Brothers Big Sisters, Roslyn schools, and active-duty military members.
- Providing holiday meals and food assistanceDonated 150 Thanksgiving turkeys to the Mary Brennan INN, 10 turkeys to St. Agnes Cathedral food pantry, and purchased full Thanksgiving dinners for 14 families, including all trimmings.
- Supporting community coat drivesProvided a monetary contribution to support the St. John’s Church Coat Drive.
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Charitable Grantmaking to Specific Causes 3 activities
- Funding adaptive sports programs for blind and visually impaired athletesProvides financial donations to the U.S. Blind Baseball Association to support baseball participation and adaptive sports opportunities for blind and visually impaired individuals.
- Funding youth mentoring programsDonated $2,500 to Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Long Island to support youth mentoring services.
- Supporting Special Olympics participationDonated $2,500 to the Special Olympics to support training and competition opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities.
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Fundraising for Community and Charitable Initiatives 1 activity
- Funding local charities and community organizationsRaises and donates nearly $100,000 annually to support local charities, community organizations, and individuals in need on Long Island, including causes such as the Guide Dog Foundation, Special Olympics Long Island, and Mineola High School scholarships.
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Charity Golf Tournament Fundraiser 1 activity
- Organizing annual fundraising eventsConducts periodic fundraising activities including the annual Brian Saloy Memorial Golf Outing and the Taste of the Grape food and wine event, which have raised over $50,000 and over $15,000 respectively in recent years.
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Local High School Scholarship Programs 1 activity
- Supporting education through scholarshipsContributed $6,000 to the Mineola High School Scholarship Program, funding three $2,000 scholarships for deserving students.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Funding family support programs at Ronald McDonald HouseDonated $1,000 to the Ronald McDonald House to fund a brunch for 42 families.
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Who they work with
- Big Brothers Big Sisters Partner — Partner organization through which the Mineola Lions Club distributed aid to 12 families.
- Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Long Island Partner — Recipient of a $2,500 donation from the Mineola Lions Club Foundation Inc.
- DM Accounting Firm Partner — Recognized as a sponsor of the Mineola Lions Club Foundation Inc
- Guide Dog Foundation Partner — Recipient of funding and support from the Mineola Lions Club.
- LIJ Hospital Partner — Community partner in supporting families of sick children.
- Lions International Network — Member of the global Lions service organization network.
- Mary Brennan INN Partner — Partner organization to which the Mineola Lions Club donated 150 Thanksgiving turkeys.
- Mineola High School Partner — Partner institution for the scholarship program, receiving a $6,000 contribution to fund student scholarships.
- North Hempstead Country Club Partner — Hosted the Mineola Lions Club's 2026 Annual Golf Outing and provided services for the event.
- RTS Print Services Partner — Recognized as a sponsor of the Mineola Lions Club Foundation Inc
- Raeder's Wine Partner — Recognized as a sponsor of the Mineola Lions Club Foundation Inc
- Raeder’s Wine & Liquor Partner — Loyal sponsor of the annual Taste of the Grape fundraiser for 20 years.
- Rich Nicolello Partner — Honoree recognized with the Melvin Jones Fellow Award for dedicated community service.
- Ronald McDonald House Partner — Partner organization receiving support for family meal programs.
- Ronald McDonald House Partner — Recipient of a $1,000 donation from the Mineola Lions and Leos to fund a family brunch.
- Roslyn schools Partner — Partner institution through which the Mineola Lions Club provided support to 2 families.
- Special Olympics Partner — Recipient of a $2,500 donation from the Mineola Lions Club to support athletes with intellectual disabilities.
- Special Olympics Long Island Partner — Recipient of funding and support from the Mineola Lions Club.
- St. Agnes Cathedral Partner — Partner organization that received 10 turkeys for their food pantry from the Mineola Lions Club.
- St. John’s Church Partner — Partner organization supported by a monetary contribution from the Mineola Lions Club for their Coat Drive.
- Standard Valuation Services Partner — Recognized as a sponsor of the Mineola Lions Club Foundation Inc
- TCI Technologies Partner — Recognized as a sponsor of the Mineola Lions Club Foundation Inc
- The Mary Brennan INN Partner — Participated in and supported The Mary Brennan INN's annual INNKeeper's Ball.
- U.S. Blind Baseball Association Partner — Receives financial support from the Mineola Lions Club Foundation Inc. for adaptive sports programming.
- U.S. Blind Baseball Association Partner — Recipient of a donation from the Mineola Lions Club.
- US Blind Baseball Association Partner — Recipient of a $2,500 donation from the Mineola Lions Club to support baseball opportunities for blind and visually impaired individuals.
- Van Buren Auto Partner — Recognized as a sponsor of the Mineola Lions Club Foundation Inc
- William Saloy, Inc. Partner — Recognized as a sponsor of the Mineola Lions Club Foundation Inc
How they approach the work
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- Community-Driven Service Modelmethodology: community-driven serviceBy mobilizing community members through collective action and service, the organization addresses local challenges more effectively because shared ownership fosters sustained engagement and locally relevant solutions.
- Inclusive Community Empowermentmethodology: community-empowerment-through-inclusive-programsBy supporting programs that enhance accessibility and community inclusion, the organization empowers individuals with disabilities because inclusive design fosters dignity, participation, and equitable opportunity.
- Member-Led Fundraising for Targeted Civic Impactmethodology: member-led fundraisingBy leveraging member-led fundraising initiatives, the organization generates resources for health and welfare causes because peer-driven campaigns increase donor trust, participation, and alignment with community priorities.