Tuesday, August 9, 2022
Tuesdays at Main Beach LIVE! 6pm "Click Here"
Subscribe to Guide
No Result
View All Result
Hamptons.com
  • Live Cameras
    • All Live Cameras
    • Live! Weather Cams
    • 39A Corner
    • Main Beach
    • South Ferry
    • Coopers Beach
    • Southampton Village (South)
    • Southampton Village (North)
    • Southampton Village (Hildreths)
    • Downtown Circle Montauk
    • Long Island Aquarium | Shark Tank
    • Long Island Aquarium | Coral Reef
    • Tiana Beach
    • Ponquogue Beach
    • Ponquogue Bridge
    • Shinnecock Fishing Dock
    • Village Main Street
    • Downtown Sag Harbor
    • Windmill Beach Sag Harbor
    • Foster Memorial Beach
    • Conscience Point Marina
  • Public WiFi
  • Happening
    • Arts
    • Community
    • Dining
    • Entertainment
    • Kids
    • Recreation
    • Real Estate
    • Events Calendar
    • Post an Event
    • Gallery
    • Spotlight
  • Real Estate
    • Open Houses
    • Search Sales
    • Search Rentals
    • Recorded Sales
    • Title Insurance
  • Live Cameras
    • All Live Cameras
    • Live! Weather Cams
    • 39A Corner
    • Main Beach
    • South Ferry
    • Coopers Beach
    • Southampton Village (South)
    • Southampton Village (North)
    • Southampton Village (Hildreths)
    • Downtown Circle Montauk
    • Long Island Aquarium | Shark Tank
    • Long Island Aquarium | Coral Reef
    • Tiana Beach
    • Ponquogue Beach
    • Ponquogue Bridge
    • Shinnecock Fishing Dock
    • Village Main Street
    • Downtown Sag Harbor
    • Windmill Beach Sag Harbor
    • Foster Memorial Beach
    • Conscience Point Marina
  • Public WiFi
  • Happening
    • Arts
    • Community
    • Dining
    • Entertainment
    • Kids
    • Recreation
    • Real Estate
    • Events Calendar
    • Post an Event
    • Gallery
    • Spotlight
  • Real Estate
    • Open Houses
    • Search Sales
    • Search Rentals
    • Recorded Sales
    • Title Insurance
No Result
View All Result
Hamptons.com

Love The Island Launching “Artists Erasing Hunger” To Aid In The Fight Against Food Insecurity On Long Island

Nicole Barylski by Nicole Barylski
March 14, 2018
in Community
Home Community

Love The Island, curated apparel, accessories and gifts for those that adore Long Island, is inviting local artists to join them and help eradicate hunger by participating in “Artists Erasing Hunger.”

Through the campaign artists – of all levels – can submit their “island” design, which must fit in Love The Island’s iconic Love The Island logo, that will be featured on a Love The Island t-shirt. $5 from each shirt will be donated to Hauppauge based Long Island Cares, the first food bank on Long Island, and the artist will earn $5 per shirt.

“The cornerstone of our brand is the creative interpretation of a smiling Long Island,” reflected Jim Rowe, CEO & Chief Brand Officer for Love The Island. “It represents the emotional connection to why we all Love The Island – it makes us SMILE! But when you learn that LI Cares delivers food to over 284,000 food insecure people on Long Island a year – it’s hard to smile. Therefore, we are seeking Long Island artists including students, amateurs, and professionals to create their interpretation using our smiling Love The Island logo to both help us raise funds for Long Island Cares and to showcase their work and earn extra income.”

Artists have up to June 15 to upload their design and t-shirts will be available on Love The Island’s website.

“Love The Island will donate a minimum of $1,000 to Long Island Cares, regardless of the number of shirts sold by 12/31/18,” said Rowe.

Long Island Cares was founded by the late musician and singer / songwriter Harry Chapin. The organization’s mission is to “bring together all available resources for the benefit of the hungry on Long Island, and provide to the best of our ability for the humanitarian needs of our community” and they offer assistance when and where it’s needed. Long Island Cares offers nutritional food and support services to a group of over 580 community-based member agencies, including soup kitchens, food pantries, emergency shelters, disability organizations, child care programs, veterans’ services programs and more.

“We are delighted to be partnering with Love The Island once again, this time on another very creative program that will hopefully generate significant participation from artists across Long Island,” said Robin Amato, Chief Development Officer & Communications Director for LI Cares. “Above our name in the logo are the words ‘Because It Takes More Than Food To Feed The Hungry,’ so in addition to funds we are hoping to interest corporations, adults and in particular the youth to volunteer.”

T-shirts will retail for $35 with free shipping.

For more information about Love The Island’s “Artists Erasing Hunger,” visit lovetheisland.net. For more information about Long Island Cares, visit www.licares.org.

Previous Post

Eight St. Patrick’s Day Themed Cocktails To Add To Your St. Paddy’s Day Festivities

Next Post

Hamptons-Based Tea Company Launches Website

Nicole Barylski

Nicole Barylski

Next Post
Hamptons-Based Tea Company Launches Website

Hamptons-Based Tea Company Launches Website

ADVERTISE

SEARCH ARTICLES

No Result
View All Result

Categories

  • Arts (2,180)
  • Community (1,935)
  • Dining (814)
  • Entertainment (985)
  • Featured (305)
  • Gallery (2,154)
  • Kids (52)
  • Real Estate (652)
  • Recreation (1,605)
  • Spotlight (38)
  • Traffic in the Hamptons is Time Sensitive

Traffic in the Hamptons is time sensitive. Going east from 6 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and west from 4 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. has become quite an ordeal. The initial expansion of “Highway 39” back around 2006-2007, in which the two-lane road was expanded to four and in some places six lanes, no longer is alleviating the traffic flow.

Read the full article at Hamptons.com (Link in Bio) #traffic #hamptons
  • Sixty/Something: Solid Gold Rent

My first full-time year in the Hamptons started as a weekend and lasted a decade. I paid rent to a host of folks thinking I’d be moving back to NYC. Somehow the east end helped me transition to a very happily remarried east end guy.

This tale all started with me, a divorced dad having a fateful ride to Joe Shaw’s home as a favor to pick up a deposit on his sailboat. That day ended with me buying his sailboat. It was an on the spot spur of the moment epiphany moment. I knew nothing about sailboats or east end bays.

Read the full article at Hamptons.com (Link in Bio) #hamptons #community
  • Bideawee Animal Rescue: “Stay Awhile”

It’s been more than two years since the start of the pandemic where there was a significant increase in animal adoptions, known as the “pandemic puppy craze.” Now, animal shelters across the country have been experiencing a lull in adoptions.

Bideawee is one of the country’s oldest and most respected animal welfare and pet adoption organizations. They have locations in New York City, Wantagh, and Westhampton, and they are encouraging the community to consider bringing a deserving and lovable pet into their home. @bideawee

Read the full article at Hamptons.com (link in Bio) #bideawee #adoption #animaladoption #adoptdontshop #community
  • A Perfect Blend of Classic Southampton History and Luxurious Modern Design

A very rare find in the heart of Southampton Village this stylish gated farmhouse built in 1800 is a seamless synthesis of historic features and 21st century finishes, furnishings and amenities. Transformed by Bremer Designs, its owner, with a complete renovation, the home has true character. Wide plank pine floors and original fireplaces speak to the home’s history, while central air, updated electric and many other upgrades provide up to the minute amenities all expressed with the owner’s impeccable style. No detail has been left unconsidered and the workmanship is of the finest quality. @hamptonsrealestate @djida_oppenheim

Read the full article at Hamptons.com (Link in Bio) #southampton #realestate #hamptonsrealestate #luxuryrealestate #saunders #hamptons
  • Growing Up Getty Book Publication Celebration at Canoe Place Inn

On Friday evening, July 29th  the beautifully restored Canoe Place Inn in Hampton Bays was the setting for a celebration of the publication of Growing Up Getty: The Story of America’s Most Unconventional Dynasty by James Reginato. Hamptons.com spoke with the author about his background and his new book. Mr. Reginato has a distinguished career in publishing, having been with Vanity Fair Magazine for 15 years. Previously, he served as features editor of W Magazine. @canoeplace @jamesnreginato

Read the full article at Hamptons.com (Link in Bio) #author #hamptonbays #hamptons #canoeplace
  • As Local as It Gets, Sundaes on Main Now Open

You may have noticed a new frozen yogurt shop opened on Main Street in Bridgehampton. At first glance, you think surely it must be an NYC business making a run for Hamptons customers. How wrong you would be—”Sundaes on Main” is as local as it gets. @sundaes_on_main

Read the full article at Hamptons.com (Link in Bio) #frozenyogurtshop #sundaes #sundaesonmain #bridgehampton #local #hamptons
Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube
Hamptons.com

Saunders Broadcasting Corp.

Phone: 631-405-3902
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: Facebook.com/HamptonsOnline
Twitter: @Hamptons
Instagram: @HamptonsOnline

Contact Us

Happening in the Hamptons

  • Arts
  • Community
  • Dining
  • Entertainment
  • Featured
  • Gallery
  • Kids
  • Real Estate
  • Recreation
  • Spotlight

Subscribe

Get daily news updates to your inbox!

Subscribe to our mailing list to receives daily updates!

© 2021 Hamptons.com | All rights reserved
Saunders Broadcasting Corp.
Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Contact Us

No Result
View All Result
  • Live Cameras
    • All Live Cameras
    • Live! Weather Cams
    • 39A Corner
    • Main Beach
    • South Ferry
    • Coopers Beach
    • Southampton Village (South)
    • Southampton Village (North)
    • Southampton Village (Hildreths)
    • Downtown Circle Montauk
    • Long Island Aquarium | Shark Tank
    • Long Island Aquarium | Coral Reef
    • Tiana Beach
    • Ponquogue Beach
    • Ponquogue Bridge
    • Shinnecock Fishing Dock
    • Village Main Street
    • Downtown Sag Harbor
    • Windmill Beach Sag Harbor
    • Foster Memorial Beach
    • Conscience Point Marina
  • Public WiFi
  • Happening
    • Arts
    • Community
    • Dining
    • Entertainment
    • Kids
    • Recreation
    • Real Estate
    • Events Calendar
    • Post an Event
    • Gallery
    • Spotlight
  • Real Estate
    • Open Houses
    • Search Sales
    • Search Rentals
    • Recorded Sales
    • Title Insurance

© 2021 Hamptons.com | All rights reserved
Saunders Broadcasting Corp.
Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Contact Us