Community

Part of the magic of the Hamptons is the nightly cuisine at the many various restaurants.

"I think it's really encouraging, it not only just worked as a penalty but primarily worked as an educational tool where people had to stop and think, 'This isn't a free item, is it worth the cost not just economically but environmentally as well?'" said Jordan Christensen of CCE.

"As part of our mission to save as many lives as possible in impoverished countries where people are faced with the lack of quality health services, we performed 72 major complex surgical procedures during 16-hour days on congenital anomalies, severe burn reconstructions, benign and malignant tumors," explained Medhat Allam, MD.

"She brilliantly shows how a community can reinvent itself," said Eric Fischl. "She's also an example of how one philanthropic person working deeply within a community can have tremendous impact."

There is something powerful about taking a beach walk.

The Hamptons favorite moved up a spot.

"The availability of affordable housing opportunities for moderate income and working class residents is in short supply, and the adverse impacts from this shortage of housing opportunities must be addressed," said Assemblyman Thiele.

We all love the fresh ocean air that folks who live in the Hamptons too often take for granted.

"East End is thrilled to be partnering with two innovative organizations - both who are bringing awareness to current social issues. Raising the public's consciousness through art is so rewarding, as art is a universal language," said Patricia Snyder, Executive Director.

"It's been really exciting to see the service evolve and grow over the years," Mirras shared.