Angela's House
The Hauppauge High School did a fund raiser called “Hands for a Cure”
The students realized that Angela’s House works with many children in the community
that have many different types of illnesses and diseases.
The students wanted to create a fundraiser or help to create awareness and they came up with
this creative idea
The Key Club from Wheatley High School did a walk for several groups including Angela’s House.
The kids did not let the bad weather hold them back. They setup the walk in the building
along with food and a band to make the morning extra special.
WALK 97.5
Featuring The Polezhayev Family
We had a beautiful concert fundraiser on October 11th featuring
playing Classical Favorites, Hot Tangos and Broadway Shows
www.longislandpianoduo.com
The guests attending this concert were treating to a great show. Vladimir and Yelana Polezhayev The Long Island Piano Duo, one-piano 4-hands founded by these original and accomplished pianists. Originally from Russia, this husband and wife team has delighted the audiences in Europe, Canada and the USA with the technique, brilliance and uniqueness of their programsenjoyed playing on the Yamaha Grand Piano at the Fellowship Hall for our guests. Read More
The Hauppauge Middle School students and staff setup a day of fun for a cause.
They called it “Cars for a Cure” with proceeds going to Angela’s House. There was all kinds of activities to keep everyone happy. The parking lot was full of classic cars for people to see. The field had some fun games and activities for the kids and inside was a vendor fair. The kids from the school had a great time helping with this exciting event. The event was held in honor
of the Cashin family from the local community who lost their son this past summer.
On Saturday, October 3rd at 8:00 am bring the family and find your sneakers, it’s the 4th Annual “Running of the Bull” event for the Smithtown community. Proceeds from the Smithtown Chamber of Commerce, www.smithtownchamber.org “Running of the Bull” event will go to benefit Angela’s House. Read More
On August 30, 1989, Bob and Angie Policastro's daughter, Angela, was born. She had suffered severe brain damage during birth leaving her very medically frail, requiring nursing care.
The Policastros received tremendous support while in hospital but they realized there were few services available to help them if they were to leave. The few services that were available were very fragmented and difficult to coordinate. Read More
