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LICH 2023-24 Annual Report Released on Giving Tuesday!

gguarton
Dec 4, 2024
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Each year, #GivingTuesday helps kick-off seasonal philanthropy, and the Coalition was proud to release our Annual Report for the occasion! Read the message below about our year-end giving appeal, and our program accomplishments to learn more about the community members we serve. And please consider donating to the Coalition in 2024! Click here to donate!





















                           

Dear Friends of the Coalition,


It seems impossible that 2025 is just a few weeks away and the most festive time of the year is upon us. Like a flipped switch, the weather has turned colder, and this December has become a reminder of the wonder of the season and, at the same time, of our fellow Long Islanders who do not have warm homes to comfort them, healthy food to eat, or family and friends to celebrate with. With this in mind, I am humbled to launch our 2024 Year-End Giving Appeal today, on #Giving Tuesday.


There are many reasons to consider giving this time of year: we are grateful for what we have, we feel good supporting those in need, and we know that everyone can use help at various points throughout their lives. We also know how hard people work on Long Island - directing your giving is an important decision. We are proud of our work at the Coalition, and therefore, we want to show you our impact.  I am pleased to share our 2023-2024 Annual Report with you.


The most compelling stories included in our 2023-2024 report are ones of recovery and hope. For example, William's story: aging and street homeless for several years, he is now housed with his close friend, who was also homeless. Or the story of Carlos, told by one of our incredible case workers. Carlos lived in his car and needed medical intervention for life-threatening illnesses. Carlos, now housed, received the help he needed through our Street Medicine Program. You can read about Back Pack Pirates, our annual one-day summer camp event for children living in shelters.  You can also learn more about our organic garden, The Boutique and pantry. These programs are made possible through the contributions of caring Long Islanders like you.


Today, on Giving Tuesday, I ask you to consider donating to the Long Island Coalition for the Homeless this year. You may even consider making a meaningful gift in honor of someone important in your life who helped you in a moment of need. Any amount makes an impact, helping to make homelessness brief and rare on Long Island. To donate, please follow this link, or use the QR code below. You can donate securely by credit card and find directions on how to mail your gift to LICH today or any day this month!


Thank you so much for supporting the Long Island Coalition of the Homeless. I wish you peace, health, and joy this holiday season.


With gratitude,


 


Greta       


Use the QR Code to donate!


4 Comments


ZeeshanRauf Gurjar
Oct 13

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ZeeshanRauf Gurjar
Sep 23

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mertdemir89
Sep 18
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Zakk Daniel
Jun 10

This post shares the LICH 2023–24 annual report and highlights efforts to support people experiencing homelessness through donations, housing, and community programs. It shows how important steady support is for people going through hard times and how small contributions can make a real difference. When I was in college and dealing with a very busy exam schedule, I felt stressed with deadlines and used pay to do my exam during that time so I could manage my workload better and stay organized with other responsibilities. It made me realize how support systems matter during overwhelming periods.

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