Connecting caring communities and companies on Long Island

Newsday’s Together Long Island is a grassroots movement to bring companies, causes and communities together to build a better Long Island. It serves as a forum for celebrating community activism, corporate social responsibility, and charitable contribution. Long Island companies, such as FourLeaf Federal Credit Union, have seen the need and are stepping up their efforts as founding partners with Newsday in the Together Long Island initiative. Find out more about these socially responsible organizations below.

United Way | Youth Opportunity

Every young person deserves the opportunity to thrive. At United Way of Long Island, we help children get off to a good start and empower youth to reach their full potential by breaking down barriers to success. We advance what works, including early childhood education, literacy development, access to a high-quality K-12 education, enrichment opportunities like afterschool and summer programs, college and career readiness, and family engagement, fostering a future where every young person can realize their dreams.

Checkout our community partners below:

211 Long Island is a free, non-emergency information service that connects Long Island residents to health and human resources, in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, they may need on a daily basis or during a disaster.

Whether it's needing access to programs for elderly parents, healthy recreation for teens, after-school childcare, financial counseling, health resources, emergency food or programs for veterans and returning military, we are here to help.