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SEAFORD WELLNESS COUNCIL
SEAFORD, NY · EIN 113612034 · Form 990EZ · FY2025 · NTEE P20 · Human Services · Micro (<$100K) · seafordwellness.com
revenue
$55K
expenses
$36K
net assets
$49K
employees
—
mission · from form 990

TO ASSIST IN THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE SEAFORD COMMUNITY

profile · synthesized from sources

Seaford Wellness Council is a community-based nonprofit in Seaford, NY, focused on enhancing local well-being through wellness events, youth programs, and community partnerships. The organization supports initiatives such as Therapy Dogs in schools, wellness nights, and the annual Hot Chocolate 5K Run/Walk. It also engages in community improvement projects and collaborates with local institutions to promote health and social connectedness.

named programs · 4 · from sources

What they call their work

Hot Chocolate 5K Run/Walk
Annual community race event that promotes health and raises funds for the organization, including sponsorship tiers and community participation.
Mentoring Program (planned)
Proposed initiative to connect students with SWC members and professionals for guidance on college, careers, and healthy living.
Therapy Dogs Program
Partners with Seaford High School and Middle School to bring therapy dogs to students to support emotional well-being and reduce stress.
Wellness Nights at Seaford Historical Museum
Hosts community wellness events featuring presentations on mindfulness, physical therapy, and nutrition by local professionals.
activities · 8 groups

What they do

  • Public School Support Fundraising 1 activity
    • Fund school and youth wellness initiatives
      Provides grant funding and financial support to local schools for wellness-related programs, including student speakers on bullying and substance abuse, robotics teams, leadership workshops, art classes, and presentations such as "Rachel's Challenge." Also funds events like the Harbor Manor Glow Run for middle school students.
  • Charity Event Organization 1 activity
    • Host annual Hot Chocolate 5K Run/Walk
      Organizes and hosts the annual Hot Chocolate 5K Run/Walk event each year, with documented participation since at least 2013. The event promotes fitness and raises funds for youth programs, community wellness, and relief efforts such as those for Superstorm Sandy victims; the ninth annual event drew about 900 participants.
  • Animal-Assisted Support Services 1 activity
    • Operate therapy dog program in schools
      Runs a therapy dog program in partnership with Seaford High School and Seaford Middle School, offering 10-minute stress-relief sessions during lunch for students. The program supports social-emotional growth and has been recognized for its success.
  • Mental Health Education and Awareness 1 activity
    • Organize community wellness events
      Hosts recurring Wellness Night events at the Seaford Historical Museum featuring community health presenters on topics such as mindfulness, healthy diet, exercise, mental health, and somatic therapy. Also organizes "Wellness Night at the Museum" series and meditation meet-ups with certified instructors to promote holistic wellness.
  • Community Festival & Event Production 1 activity
    • Participate in community celebrations and memorials
      Takes part in civic and seasonal events such as the Seaford Independence Day Parade, Memorial Day parade, Trunk or Treat at Seamans Neck Park, and Senior Harvest Social Evening. Annually participates in Veterans Day flag installations, including a display of 250 American flags to honor veterans.
  • Disaster Relief and Recovery Services 1 activity
    • Provide emergency financial assistance
      Distributed gift cards and financial relief to Seaford residents severely impacted by Super Storm Sandy and the COVID-19 pandemic, offering direct support during times of crisis.
  • Urban Park and Public Space Conservation 1 activity
    • Restore and maintain public spaces
      Leads park restoration projects and maintenance of community spaces, including Washington Ave. Park, Tackapausha Preserve, the Seaford Gazebo, and the World War I Memorial at the Seaford Railroad Station. Conducts annual cleanups and collaborates with local organizations on beautification efforts.
  • Youth Development Programs 1 activity
    • Support youth development programs
      Organizes youth-focused activities including Friday Night Live (FNL) for middle school students, sponsors the Seaford High School Robotics Team, and provides art classes for youth. Also co-sponsors educational and recreational events such as "Entertainment for a Saturday Night" with the Seaford Library.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$55K
Contributions & grants$55K100%
Program service revenue——
Investment income——
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$36K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$49K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$49K
6 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue +51.7%
relationships · 25

Who they work with

  • American Hiking Society Partner — Partnered with the Seaford Wellness Council for the annual clean-up of Tackapausha Preserve during National Trails Day.
  • Cultivate Your Wellness Partner — Provides meditation and mindfulness instruction through the Wellness Night and "Meditation Meet-up" events.
  • Facebook Partner — Social media presence on Facebook
  • Instagram Partner — Social media presence on Instagram
  • LIRP Long Island Running Photos Partner — Partner organization providing official race photography services for the Hot Chocolate Run.
  • Ladies Wellness Experience Partner — Provides wellness presentations on diet, exercise, mental health, and somatic therapies through the Wellness Night series.
  • Seaford American Legion Partner — Co-sponsored the annual "Veterans Day Field of Honor" and participates in the Memorial Day Parade together.
  • Seaford American Legion Post 1132 Partner — Collaborates with Seaford Wellness Council to install and manage the annual Field of Honor flag display honoring veterans.
  • Seaford American Legion Post 1132 Partner — Hosted post-parade gathering with light refreshments following the Memorial Day event.
  • Seaford Chamber of Commerce Partner — Collaborates with the Seaford Chamber of Commerce to participate in the Trunk or Treat event.
  • Seaford Chamber of Commerce Partner — Coordinates on community events and signage initiatives.
  • Seaford Fire Department Partner — Co-participated with Seaford Wellness in the Memorial Day parade.
  • Seaford High School Partner — Collaborates on the Therapy Dogs program and explores student mentoring initiatives.
  • Seaford High School Robotics Team Partner — Co-sponsored the robotics team.
  • Seaford Historical Museum Partner — Hosts Wellness Nights events in partnership with SWC.
  • Seaford Historical Museum Partner — Hosts the "Wellness Night at the Museum" events in collaboration with the Seaford Wellness Council.
  • Seaford Historical Society Partner — Co-sponsored the Museum Barbecue for residents.
  • Seaford Library Partner — Co-sponsored "Entertainment for a Saturday Night" event.
  • Seaford Middle School Partner — Collaborates on the Therapy Dogs program.
  • Seaford Middle School Partner — Hosts meetings at Seaford Middle School
  • Seaford Middle School Partner — Hosts monthly meetings for the Seaford Wellness Council.
  • Seaford Public Library Partner — Collaborates on hosting summer concert series events.
  • Seaford residents Partner — Collaborates with local residents including teachers, business owners, government leaders, and parents to advance community wellness.
  • Therapy Dogs of Long Island Partner — Partner organization providing certified therapy dog and handler for school visits.
  • Twitter Partner — Social media presence on Twitter
strategies · 5

How they approach the work

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  • Animal-Assisted Therapy to Support Emotional Wellness
    methodology: animal-assisted therapy
    By integrating therapy animals into schools and programs, we promote emotional wellness because human-animal interaction fosters empathy, reduces stress, and strengthens emotional resilience among students and staff.
  • Community Events as Accessible Wellness Engagement
    methodology: community-engagement-events
    By hosting inclusive events like health fairs and walk/runs, we promote wellness because they provide low-barrier, engaging opportunities for residents of all ages to participate in healthy activities and build connections.
  • Community-Driven Beautification for Social Wellness
    methodology: environmental-beautification-for-social-wellness
    By engaging residents in beautifying public spaces, we improve community wellness because enhanced environments foster socialization, pride, and healthy interaction.
  • Community-Engaged Programming for Local Relevance
    methodology: community-engaged programming
    By involving community members and experts as presenters on local wellness topics, we increase engagement and impact because programming reflects community-identified needs and builds trust through shared leadership.
  • Community-Partnered Funding to Sustain Wellness Initiatives
    methodology: community-partnered wellness funding
    By securing sponsorship funding for school and community programs, we sustain wellness efforts because local investment strengthens ownership, expands reach, and ensures alignment with community priorities.