Just a shout out to the Brickman Group’s Long Island location in Holtsville, N.Y. The team there as donated $10,000 to a non-profit in the area in support of the organization’s Hurricane Sandy relief and recovery program.
The non-profit, called Long Island Cares-The Harry Chapin Food Bank, aids Hurricane Sandy survivors in communities on Long Island’s South Shore who still require food, pet food and supplies in the face of the storm’s devastation.
Gaston Nesci, Lisa Owens, Mayor Tom Brennan, Karyn Condoleo, Paule Pachter, Doug Reedy, Sam Brush and Ray Nobile (l to r) Credit: LI Cares
“As a family-owned commercial landscape company that’s been based on Long Island for more than 10 years, the devastation caused by this horrific storm directly impacted our clients, our employees and all of our families,” Ray Nobile, Brickman regional manager, told Patch.com. “After we did our part to clean up debris and destruction caused to homes and properties across both counties, we felt as if we should do more to assist in the recovery efforts.”
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