Wonderful programming. They do after school programming, teen programming, open mic nights, summer…read moreprogramming, counseling services and more! The owner and staff are AMAZING! I rely on this program when I have school-aged children in my home! It is conveniently located and moderately priced. After school programming is until 5:30 PM, which is helpful for working parents.

I was having problems with my heart. I ended up in the hospital. Long story short. I have a…read moretherapist that recommended Pastor Steve and Homeless LONG ISLAND came through and helped out very fast. Asked me what I needed. I still don't believe that I am where I am right now I'm doing a lot better

From the owner: Are you homeless? Or about to go homeless? ​…read moreAre you living in your car, or in the streets, or are you about to be evicted, are you couch surfing? Do you feel hopeless and scared? Are you about to lose your house to foreclosure? Were you served eviction papers? We are here to help you. We have been helping the homeless and those close to becoming homeless since 2007.

I've volunteered at a few rescues and this is the best rescue I have ever volunteered for. They…read moreare amazing people and care and love every one of the dogs like they are their own. The owners treat you like family. 10000/10 :)

I rescued my two puppies from Hope for Cleo and it was such a great experience to connect and adopt…read morethrough their organization. I still keep in touch with Amanda and Eric, they truly treat you like family and make the adoption process a breeze knowing they care so much for each and every dog in their care! Anyone looking to adopt should make their first and only stop at Hope for Cleo!

I was a participant at their October 17 car show at St Thomas church. nice show, but what they…read morecalled "judging" left a lot to be desired, as follows... 1 No one had any idea what class they were in, or how they were classed. 2. Class categories were never explained or posted. 3. When they announced the trophies, they never announced what class that car was in. 3. We noticed that if our sheet with our car information was not taken by the "judges" that our cars weren't even looked at or considered. 4. I watched the judges. They never actually did a thorough look at any cars; exterior, interior, engine compartment, trunk , accessories etc. I did shows years ago run by Long Island Cars. Even did some judging myself. When you entered, you were told up front how you were classed & what class you were in. EVERY CAR was looked at stem to stern; so you knew good, bad or indifferent, that you were given a fair shake. To that end, those of us who weren't paid attention to or even looked at got the impression that if you weren't a member of the North Fork Cruisers Car Association, you weren't even considered & hence gave us the impression that you only "judged" only among your own members. This is the impression you gave a good number of participants. Nothing was explained. Giving that impression to a few of us that discussed these things after the trophies, don't expect those of us that are not members of your car club to be back. Conversely, the shows run by Long Island Cars, that being just an organization that runs car shows & not a "club" that people belong to, will judge everyone equally because there is no bias or favoritism for lack of a better word. So think about that gentlemen. We saw your guys running the show with clip boards just go over to certain cars & take their paper work & not even look those cars over; much less & not even look at our cars. What kind of judging is that? If this is the way your club is going to run a car show, don't expect to broaden the field of participants that don't belong to your club to want to enter. Rather, in the future, just have judged car shows among your own. In fact, you should have just had a "show & shine" because that's how you treated me & others. I would have been glad to donate the $10 for charity; or just participated as a non-judged car, because in essence, you didn't judge me & others in the first place.

My wife and I were very fortunate to be invited to a wedding reception at this beautiful location…read moreright alongside the beach here in Long Island. The gorgeous surroundings of the water, the sand, the greenery, and the sun setting all warrant giving this place 5 stars. The staff conducting the wedding reception services was on point. Friendly, considerate, and quick. Hors d'oeuvres were passed around including pigs in a blanket, oyster rockefeller, and mini-quiche. There were also multiple plates with cheese, proscuitto, and cocktail shrimp. Dinner included buffet style options of prime rib, beef with mushrooms, chicken marsala, a fish dish, along with green beans. The prime rib had the most flavor of the food. There was also open bar. No complaints there! A perfect spot for a wedding reception or just about any other event. Definitely a memorable special event.

It took me just over a year to write this difficult review. My family and I unfortunately had the…read moreexperience of using Branch Funeral Home. Even though the circumstances were one of the worst anyone wants to experience Branch did the best they could do to make the experience smooth and well, quite beautiful and dignified. Aside from the sensitive and caring staff, the funeral home itself is beautiful and you don't feel like you're in a funeral home. At least not one I've ever been to. Thank you Branch

Probably best that I spare y'all the sadnesses of this day. But I can tell you that sadness and…read moredepression isn't just a state of mind, it's far more. Foolish me, Mr. Machismo - Mr. Opinionated would tell others (thankfully not the deceased) *tell your problems to a therapist or Jesus, then go run a mile, you won't be sad after that.* Gosh what a foolish thing to say. Walking through the parking lot it started to rain again, one of those slow and musty New York rains that has a certain meanness to it that ya just can't define. And it gave the parking lot an oily greasy look to the blacktop pavement and the street beyond had an unhealthy glow. This young man, three years my junior, brought me eggplant parmesan every week because I told him how much I loved his. He did use three chesses Locatelli Romano, Parmesan and Granna Padanna, delivered hot to my door. He wrote my mother one of the most sincere Get Well letters years ago after she had sustained an injury. To kneel up upon him was about as sad as I've been in a good while, my female friend was flowing like Niagra, not a dry eye in the house, but enough of this. If cremation wasn't my choice, you can be rest assured that I'd be a handsome and proud corpse in any coffin within the walls of this beautiful funeral home, it didn't smack of sadness, the paintings, the six foot oval in wall fish tank, flowing staircases, ornate carpeting. Then to enjoy watching from above ground (maybe below, not completely sure about that just yet) my pictures being fingered and smiled at by my loved ones -- laughing and crying with my favorite music playing throughout. Lots of the Greatful Dead was strumming away with words that glow on this sad evening. My family owns a bunch of plots atop a beautiful hill with a variety of trees and they aren't thrilled of "that crazy cremation idea of yours" anyone wanna buy a grave? I'll hook you up -- but then your stuck with my family for eternity and I can assure you, that probably ain't no picnic. I am beginning to rethink this decision and it's in part due to Branch's modern touch. One wide and long room dwarfed any of the Brooklyn and Queens showing rooms, appropriate social distancing, cards to write find memories of the deceased. I filled up two which revolved around sneaking him into some clubs years ago, I was 22 he was underage and I had the best (fake) extra ID. It was the right of passage to be indoctrinated into acceptance with the older crowd and some light good 'ole boy hazing, only two are chosen and I was one when I was the young whipper snapper -- shocking, right?

I can't begin to express how much I love TLE. Daycare is such a daunting experience for parents,…read moreand all you can hope for is that your child is taken care of. At TLE, they truly go the extra mile to not only make them feel cared for but fully loved. The staff are all so amazing, kind, attentive, and welcoming. They keep the facility very clean and well-maintained. Their curriculum is really well structured and so engaging for the kids; it truly is a "learning" experience. My daughter started going there when she was 2, and just 6 months later, she has learned SO much. I can tell she trusts her teachers, which is so important, and truly adores them (Thank you Ms. Kelsey, Ms. Fatma & Ms. Michele). She loves all the friends she's made and gets so happy to tell me about her day, show me everything she's learning, and everything she created. What went from originally dreading having to put my daughter in daycare and feeling extremely guilty about it, is now something I feel proud of and lucky that I get to bring her here, and already feel at ease in having my son join just next year. I can't thank Diane enough for everything she's doing with TLE, you can tell this place is her baby, and to all the staff and teachers for making me feel so safe, comfortable, and confident in my decision to bring my daughter there. I would recommend this facility to all parents.

The staff is excellent and caring and sees to all our kids needs. The facility is very clean and…read morekept to the highest standards. Both of our kids have been going there for years and we wouldn't go anywhere else.