InterAgency Council of Glen Cove

06/02/2026

Glen Cove EOC

05/29/2026

PSEG Foundation opens grant applications on Long Island

Adina Genn//May 27, 2026//

Long Island and New Jersey nonprofits that help residents access critical services and resources can soon apply for grants through the PSEG Foundation‘s 2026 Neighborhood Partners Program. This year, the program is making $1.2 million available, with awards ranging from $500 to $15,000 for organizations that support families and communities. Applications will be accepted from June 1 through June 30. This year’s program will focus on organizations that provide food assistance, workforce development, support for housing and wraparound support services. Since the program’s inception in 2014, more than $9.8 million in funding has assisted more than 825 organizations across Long Island and New Jersey.

“At PSEG Long Island, caring for our communities means elevating organizations that help people access essential services and navigate everyday challenges,” Calvin Ledford Jr., president of the PSEG Foundation and director of Corporate Social Responsibility at PSEG, said in a news release about this year’s grants. “Through the Neighborhood Partners Program, we’re proud to partner with nonprofits that create meaningful, lasting change in the communities we serve,” he said. “At a time when many families need support, we are grateful to the organizations that continue to provide care and stability to those in need every day.” Nonprofits will be selected based on their program’s demonstrated effectiveness and ability to advance affordability, community wellbeing, economic empowerment and environmental sustainability.

“For more than a decade, the Neighborhood Partners Program has partnered with nonprofit organizations across New Jersey and Long Island to strengthen care for the communities we serve every day,” Maria Spina, senior manager of PSEG Foundation & Corporate Social Responsibility. “Through consistent support and capacity-building investments, we help trusted local organizations address critical needs from easing the financial burden caused by rising costs of living to expanding access to vital community resources,” she added. “We see firsthand the meaningful impact these local organizations make in their communities, and we are proud to provide funding to programs that promote community well-being, economic resilience and long-term opportunity.”

More information about the grant programs is available here. https://corporate.pseg.com/corporatecitizenship/nonprofit-grants/neighborhoodpartnersprogram

05/01/2026

04/27/2026

Kiwanis of Glen Cove Driver Safety class.

04/15/2026

Glen Cove Chamber Family Bingo at Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club - Sunday, April 26th • 1pm-4pm

Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of bingo, prizes, and great company on Sunday, April 26th from 1:00pm - 4:00pm at the beautiful Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club!

Bring your family and friends and enjoy a lively event in support of our mission to promote local businesses and special events within our community. Register online, additional details below.

• When: Sunday, April 26th
• Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pm (Doors open at 12:30pm)
• Location: Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club - 135 Forest Ave, Locust Valley

️ 🎟️Admission:
• $45 per person - GlenCoveChamber.org/Bingo
• Includes one set of bingo cards (30 games!)
• Includes entry ticket for Intermission Raffle
• Additional guests: $5 per person available at the door. (entry only, no bingo cards included, but can be purchased. Bingo cards can be shared by registered bingo card holder.)

💰Prizes & Fun:
Cash prizes for bingo winners
50/50 raffle
Intermission raffle

✨ Extras Available:
• Additional bingo cards for purchase
• Food & refreshments available

~ Special Guest: Scoop N Fruit Ice Cream Co will be onsite selling delicious ice cream and crepes!

If you have any questions and would like to attend, please contact the Chamber at 516-676-6666, email [email protected] or contact one of our event co-chairs below.

• Danielle Vollkommer - Hello Beautiful, Proprietor
(516) 710-3950 | [email protected]

• Dr. Maxine Cappel Mayreis, Dc - Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce, President - (516) 528-5955| [email protected]

Thank you, we look forward to seeing you there on Sunday afternoon, April 26th!

~ Glen Cove Chamber

04/15/2026

Walk with a Doc is back outside. ☀️

Hosted by Age-Friendly Glen Cove, join us for a refreshing morning of movement, connection, and learning at Garvies Point Esplanade. This month’s talk on Public Health will be led by Dr. Barbara Keber of Northwell Health. It’s a simple, welcoming way to stay active while gaining insight from a trusted healthcare professional. Bring a friend and take a positive step for your health.

Thursday, April 16
9:00–10:00 a.m.

04/15/2026

Funds are available now for eligible Glen Cove homeowners—don’t wait to apply.

If you’re a homeowner, age 60+ or living with a disability, you may qualify for assistance with home repairs, energy conservation, accessibility improvements, and code violations. There is no waiting list.

Apply by mail or in person at City Hall (9 Glen Street, Room 304).

Questions? Call (516) 676-1625 Ext. 112 or email [email protected]

Take advantage of this opportunity to improve your home—apply today. Link in comments.

04/02/2026

04/01/2026

The Interagency Council of Glen Cove is proud to share a special community event honoring Antonia Petrash, a longtime contributor and former active member of the IAC.

We invite our members to attend the League of Women Voters of Port Washington–Manhasset Spring Fundraising Luncheon on Sunday, April 26th to celebrate Antonia’s impact, alongside Peggy O’Hanlon.

04/01/2026

Glen Cove EOC and Long Island Cares