Community

"There were only a few of us, I believe, involved at the time, so I put something on Facebook and the next thing you know we have a whole small army of Montaukers helping," Joy Hear explained.

"Through the variety of virtual experiences we're introducing, we're hoping to inform, inspire and educate our followers," Brigid Cotter noted.

"It's been great to see the community come together. These donations are more than a great support for the hospital; they empower donors to be part of the solution," Joan Dickinson relayed.

"We are fast-tracking this large-scale clinical trial, as every second counts when seeking lifesaving treatment for these critically ill patients," said Dr. Bennett-Guerrero.

"This is absolutely what our Village needs, and will help us further flatten our curve," Southampton infectious disease specialist, Dr. Rajeev Fernando said about the executive order.

"This program is an opportunity for our community to make a positive impact on both healthcare workers and Downtown Restaurants that are being heavily impacted by this pandemic," Steven Shauger noted.

"The families we serve are economically fragile. Over half our families have lost income," Bonnie Michelle Cannon stated.

"Like many museums around the globe, with doors locked, we are trying hard to keep interest in our organization alive by sharing our very rich and vast content in the history of Southampton," Tom Edmonds explained.

"We feel it's so important at this time to stay connected with our community and continue working to help in any way we can. Education is a huge part of our mission and it's our hope that this new initiative will be helpful in these times," said Chris Pickerell, CCE Marine Program Director.

"Our lives are upside down and we're all in this together trying to do the best we can," Chief Development Officer Steve Bernstein told Hamptons.com.