Huntington Community First Aid Squad

05/26/2026

🩸 ❤️ On Saturday, June 20, 2026, HCFAS will be hosting a blood drive celebrating the life and honoring the memory of Brian Plante. The blood drive will take place at the Huntington Community First Aid Squad, located at 2 Railroad Street, Huntington Station, from 9:00am–3:00pm. 🩸❤️

We kindly ask all donors and visitors to please park in the Huntington Train Station Lot 18, located closest to the First Aid Squad building.

To make an appointment, please contact Carolyn Plante at (631) 316-5627, scan the QR code on the flyer, or click the link https://donate.nybc.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/332532 . For medical eligibility questions, please call (800) 688-0900.

As a thank you for donating, all donors will receive 2 Mets ticket vouchers! ⚾️❤️

Please share this information with your friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers. Your support is so deeply appreciated.

Please come honor Brian and help give the gift of life

05/26/2026

WE REMEMBER.....HCFAS participated in the TOH Memorial Day Parade. THANK YOU to those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom.

Photos provided by HCFAS members Aamir A & Dana S (thank you).

05/18/2026

As an all-volunteer agency covering over 6,000 calls with only around 300 volunteers, the work we do is truly incredible. One week is not enough to show our appreciation for the dedication, sacrifice, and heart each of you brings every single day.

We hope you feel appreciated not just this week, but every day of the year. Here’s to all of us — today and every day! 🚑❤️

05/17/2026

Fun! In! The! Sun!

What a great way to start EMS week- spending time in the community we serve showing everyone what we’re all about! Thank you to all who made this event possible!!!!

And a special shoutout to the Greater Huntington Boating Council for saving us our spot today!

05/04/2026

At today’s YMCA 5K event, one of our very own members, Carol Nucci #1324 won first place in her age group! 🏃‍♀️👏

Featured is Saturday captain Kenney Cadet, superstar Carol Nucci, ex Tuesday captain Sheon Bacchus, probationary members Gregory Williams & Susan Hill, and Chelsea Keatley.

Nothing we 🤍 more than standing by in our community!

04/18/2026

Although you deserve more than just a week, we appreciate you every single day💛🚑
Thank you to our dispatchers for everything you do for us—today and every single day.

04/14/2026

Congratulations to our very own Day Captain and Company 6 Officer, Eve Pollack, on being recognized as a 2026 Long Island 30 Under 30 Young Professional 🎉

We are incredibly proud to have her as part of our Company 6 family. Her dedication to serving our community and commitment to EMS excellence continue to make a lasting impact.

Interested in serving your community and making a difference when it matters most? Join our team. 🚑

📍 www.HCFAS.org
📞 631-942-4633

03/30/2026

CONGRATS to our very own VOLUNTEER, Day Captain Eve Pollack. To join our OVER 250 volunteers and get FREE training to become an EMT visit www.HCFAS.org or call/text with questions: 631-942-4633

03/25/2026

Our FRIDAY DAY CAPTAIN.......CONGRATS Eve!

Eve Gabrielle Pollack, LMSW, Student Support Specialist & Friday Day Captain
Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf and H.C.F.A.S.

Eve is a licensed social worker whose life and career are grounded in compassion, service, and a deep commitment to uplifting others. She earned her licensure with the intention of creating a meaningful, lasting impact, and that purpose continues to guide her. By day, she serves as a Student Support Specialist at a school for the Deaf, where she advocates for her students and helps foster an inclusive environment in which they feel understood, supported, and empowered to thrive.
Eve’s dedication to care extends far beyond her school. She is the Friday Day Captain and an Officer at the Huntington Community First Aid Squad, where she provides both leadership and hands-on care to her community. She also teaches American Sign Language at the SYJCC, supporting special-needs adults as they build communication skills and confidence through language and connection. On weekends, she works with two adult men with Autism, helping them engage with their community and participate in activities that bring meaning and joy.
Most recently, Eve has begun working as an ABA therapist with infants and young children with autism, supporting them and their families during critical early moments of growth. This work reflects the heart of who she is — meeting individuals where they are, nurturing growth, and believing deeply in every person’s potential.

03/21/2026

HCFAS.ORG to apply OR Call/Text 631-942-4633