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The Good Earth Benefit Gala 2015 For Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County |
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at Giorgio's Baiting Hollow in Calverton, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York |
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November 5, 2015 |
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7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
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Giorgio's Baiting Hollow |
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100 Fox Hill Drive |
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Calverton, NY 11933 |
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Description: |
The Good Earth Benefit Gala 2015 For Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County at Giorgio's Baiting Hollow in Calverton, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York.
The Good Earth Gala is a benefit gala for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County to celebrate vibrant communities, healthy families and a clean environment and honoring Andrew J. Mitchell, FACHE, President and CEO of PBMC Health and Peconic Bay Medical Center.
Chairs
Flora Garsten, Apple Honda
Jack Van de Wetering, Ivy Acres
Honorary Chair
Steven Bellone, Suffolk County Executive
The Good Earth Gala is the signature event the Education Foundation for Suffolk County Extension, Inc. to benefit the educational programs and research of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County. For ticket or sponsorship information call Judi Veeck at 631-727-7850 x 372. For more information about the Education Foundation and how you can help, please call 631-591-2029.
About Education Foundation for Suffolk County Extension
The Education Foundation for Suffolk County Extension was established in 2011 as a 501(c)(3) charity to raise and manage funds to support the educational and research programs of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County. These initiatives are dedicated to strengthening families and communities, protecting and enhancing the environment, fostering economic development and promoting sustainable agriculture.
By funding these programs, the Education Foundation helps disseminate fact-based knowledge that promotes excellence and empowers every individual, family and business to benefit our communities at large. The Foundation supports all CCE Suffolk initiatives, including those of the four primary program areas:
- Agriculture
- Family Health and Wellness
- Marine
- 4-H Youth Development |
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631-727-7850 x 372 |
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