YOUTH GROUPS SIDEBAR FOOD DRIVE. The Nassau-Suffolk B'nai B'rith Youth Organization sponsored a "2000 and 4 Food Drive" recently. Is- Frances Haskell always en- town and we have got to show landwide, teens collected more than 1 the Salute to Israel Parade, our support." 2,000 pounds of assorted canned and recently, she noticed that After a little prodding, Mrs. dry goods by "trick or treating" door to Haskell convinced the national ething was missing door for food for the needy instead of As a lay leader of the B'nai organization that oversees BBYO treats for themselves. The items were Youth Organization, known activities to reinstate their partici- donated to Long Island Cares. The Jew- BYO, she was perturbed by pation in the parade. The group ish youth organization is dedicated to act that BBYO did not send also sponsored a float. gates to march up Fifth Av- Almost 500 BBYO-ers from fostering leadership, philanthropy and around the country will travel to friendship through community service with the other schools, syna- les, and community groups. New York City for the parade. and social programs. Among them will be a busload 2004 LONG ISLAND CHALLENGE. Elmont Memo- 'Our kids have walked with of teenagers from Michigan, and rial High School outscored H. Frank temples, but we haven't several from Colorado, Allentown, Carey High School, Franklin Squaré, ed formally as BBYO," Mrs. Pa., and Philadelphia Some 300 for a spot in round two of the "Long Is- tell, who 1S BBYO's regional ctor for the Nassau-Suffolk will come from the tri-state area land Challenge" quiz show airing each n, said. alone. Sunday at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. on News In the past, BBYO partici- "BBYO is the largest Jewish 12 Long Island. Four-student teams 1, but the youth organization youth organization," Mrs. Haskell from 32 high schools across Long Is- not walked as a group since said. Each year, it sends scores of land are testing their knowledge and teenagers to Israel through several competing for more than $28,000 in After September 11, a con- different programs." It was impor- prizes. Round one continues with a ice of security concerns and tant for to umake sure everyone match between Riverhead High School nses associated with partici- in the New York community still and Sachem High School, Lake igin the parade prevented the knows we are around. Ronkonkoma, on Dec. 21. from returning Until now. Recently, she reflected that it The program, in its seventh season, I would go every year and was a "pretty easy sell to most of is produced by Cablevision in partner- all these other youth groups our kids" ship with Newsday and News 12 Long ching," Mrs. Haskell said, "I, Island. N we are the biggest game in -E.B. Solomont - Mary Ellen Pereira lûge thrill for me to be ranked folk Region B'nai B'rith Youth long Future Business Leaders Organization collected more America's Top 10 national than 1,500 pounds of non- perishable food for Long Is- nners." Colletta, who lives in Miller land Cares. BBYO, which ace, ranked first in the FBLA serves Jewish teens from ew York State Leadership across Long Island, aims to foster leadership, philanthro- Teens help others onference in both the account- py and friendship. Members of the Nassau-Suf- 3 and finance competitions. folk Region of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization showed LANDWIDE Soaring words their spirit of community in a cholarships Students from Temple Beth variety of ways. Ronald McDonald House Torah of Melville, Temple Their annual "Trick or harities of the New York Tri- Beth David of Commack, Tem- Treat" drive for canned foods ate Area is offering scholar- ple Beth El of Huntington and and dry goods harvested more Temple Chaverim of Plainview than 1,500 pounds of food for ips to graduating seniors with nited access to educational participated in a six-week unit Long Island Cares and the id career opportunities. Visit on visiting the sick, sponsored Harry Chapin Food Bank. The cdonaldsnymetro.com for ap- by Soaringwords, a nonprofit ications. Deadline for submis- Honig Buksbaum. Soaring- 2007 teens also collected holiday organization founded by Lisa gifts for local needy children through the Toys for Kinder on is Feb. 15. words invites healthy children program. In addition, they solic- and adults to help ill children ited donations of computers, 'ood drive and their families. blankets and other items from Members of the Nassau-Suf- - MARY ELLEN PEREIRA local businesses for the service- men and women overseas. "BBYO is dedicated to foster- ing leadership, philanthropy 2006 and friendship through their community and social action programs," regional director Fran Haskell said. YOUTH GROUPS SIDEBAR FOOD DRIVE. The Nassau-Suffolk B'nai B'rith Youth Organization sponsored a "2000 and 4 Food Drive" recently. Is- Frances Haskell always en- town and we have got to show landwide, teens collected more than 1 the Salute to Israel Parade, our support." 2,000 pounds of assorted canned and recently, she noticed that After a little prodding, Mrs. dry goods by "trick or treating" door to Haskell convinced the national ething was missing door for food for the needy instead of As a lay leader of the B'nai organization that oversees BBYO treats for themselves. The items were Youth Organization, known activities to reinstate their partici- donated to Long Island Cares. The Jew- BYO, she was perturbed by pation in the parade. The group ish youth organization is dedicated to act that BBYO did not send also sponsored, a float gates to march up Fifth Av- Almost 500 BBYO-ers from fostering leadership, philanthropy and around the country will travel to friendship through community service with the other schools, syna- les, and community groups. New York City for the parade. and social programs. Among them will be a busload 2004 LONG ISLAND CHALLENGE. Elmont Memo- 'Our kids have walked with of teenagers from Michigan, and rial High School outscored H. Frank utemples, but we haven't several from Colorado, Allentown, Carey High School, Franklin Square, ed formally as BBYO," Mrs. Pa., and Philadelphia Some 300 for a spot in round two of the "Long Is- tell, who is BBYO's regional tor for the Nassau-Suffolk will come from the tri-state area land Challenge" quiz show airing each n, said, alone. Sunday at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. on News In the past, BBYO partici- 'BBYO is the largest Jewish 12 Long Island. Four-student teams 1, but the youth organization youth organization," Mrs. Haskell from 32 high schools across Long Is- not walked as a group since said. Each year, it sends scores of land are testing their knowledge and teeriagers to Israel through several competing for more than $28,000 in After September 11, a con- different programs." It was impor- prizes. Round one continues with a ice of security concerns and tant for me tormake sure everyone match between Riverhead High School nses associated with partici- in the New York community still and Sachem High School, Lake igin the parade prevented the knows we are around. Ronkonkoma, on Dec. 21. from returning Until now Recently, she reflected that it The program, in its seventh season, I would go every year and was a "pretty easy sell to most of is produced by Cablevision in partner- all these other youth groups our kids." ship with Newsday and News 12 Long ching," Mrs. Haskell said. "I Island. N we are the biggest game in -E.B. Solomont - Mary Ellen Pereira lûge thrill for me to be ranked folk Region B'nai B'rith Youth long Future Business Leaders Organization collected more America's Top 10 national than 1,500 pounds of non- perishable food for Long Is- nners." Colletta, who lives in Miller land Cares. BBYO, which ace, ranked first in the FBLA serves Jewish teens from ew York State Leadership across Long Island, aims to foster leadership, philanthro- Teens help others onference in both the account- py and friendship. Members of the Nassau-Suf- 3 and finance competitions. folk Region of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization showed LANDWIDE Soaring words their spirit of community in a cholarships Students from Temple Beth variety of ways. Ronald McDonald House Torah of Melville, Temple Their annual "Trick or harities of the New York Tri- Beth David of Commack, Tem- Treat" drive for canned foods ate Area is offering scholar- ple Beth El of Huntington and and dry goods harvested more Temple Chaverim of Plainview than 1,500 pounds of food for ips to graduating seniors with nited access to educational participated in a six-week unit Long Island Cares and the id career opportunities. Visit on visiting the sick, sponsored Harry Chapin Food Bank. The cdonaldsnymetro.com for ap- by Soaringwords, a nonprofit ications. Deadline for submis- Honig Buksbaum. Soaring- 2007 teens also collected holiday organization founded by Lisa gifts for local needy children through the Toys for Kinder on is Feb. 15. words invites healthy children program. In addition, they solic- and adults to help ill children ited donations of computers, 'ood drive and their families. blankets and other items from Members of the Nassau-Suf- - MARY ELLEN PEREIRA local businesses for the service- men and women overseas. "BBYO is dedicated to foster- ing leadership, philanthropy 2006 and friendship through their community and social action programs," regional director Fran Haskell said. YOUTH GROUPS SIDEBAR FOOD DRIVE. The Nassau-Suffolk B'nai B'rith Youth Organization sponsored a "2000 and 4 Food Drive" recently. Is- Frances Haskell always en- town and we have got to show landwide, teens collected more than d the Salute to Israel Parade, our support." 2,000 pounds of assorted canned and recently, she noticed that After a little prodding, Mrs. dry goods by "trick or treating" door to Haskell convinced the national ething was missing door for food for the needy instead of Asha lay leader of the B'nai organization that oversees BBYO treats for themselves. The items were Youth Organization, known activities to reinstate their partici- donated to Long Island Cares. The Jew- BYO, she was perturbed by pation in the parade. The group ish youth organization is dedicated to act that BBYO did not send also sponsored, a float. gates to march up Fifth Av- Almost 500 BBYO-ers from fostering leadership, philanthropy and around the country will travel to friendship through community service with the other schools, syna- ies, and community groups. New York City for the parade. and social programs. Among them will be a busload 2004 LONG ISLAND CHALLENGE. Elmont Memo- Our kids have walked with of teenagers from Michigan, and rial High School outscored H. Frank temples, but we haven't several from Colorado, Allentown, Carey High School, Franklin Square, ed formally as BBYO," Mrs. Pa., and Philadelphia. Some 300 for a spot in round two of the "Long Is- cell, who is BBYO's regional tor for the Nassau-Suffolk will come from the tri-state area land Challenge" quiz show airing each on, said. alone. Sunday at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. on News In the past, BBYO partici- "BBYO is the largest Jewish 12 Long Island. Four-student teams 1, but the youth organization youth organization," Mrs. Haskell from 32 high schools across Long Is- not walked as a group since said. Each year, it sends scores of land are testing their knowledge and teeriagers to Israel through several competing for more than $28,000 in After September 11, a con- different programs." It was impor- prizes. Round one continues with a ice of security concerns and tant for me to make sure everyone match between Riverhead High School enses associated with partici- in the New York community still and Sachem High School, Lake agin the parade prevented the knows we are around. Ronkonkoma, on Dec. 21. from returning Until now. Recently, she reflected that it The program, in its seventh season, I would go every year and was a "pretty easy sell to most of is produced by Cablevision in partner- all these other youth groups our kids." ship with Newsday and News 12 Long ching," Mrs. Haskell said, 1 Island. N we are the biggest game in -E.B. Solomont - Mary Ellen Pereira luge thrill for me to be ranked folk Region B'nai B'rith Youth nong Future Business Leaders Organization collected more America's Top 10 national than 1,500 pounds of non- perishable food for Long Is- Colletta, nners." who lives in Miller land Cares. BBYO, which ace, ranked first in the FBLA serves Jewish teens from ew York State Leadership across Long Island, aims to foster leadership, philanthro- Teens help others onference in both the account- py and friendship. Members of the Nassau-Suf- g and finance competitions. folk Region of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization showed LANDWIDE Soaring words their spirit of community in a cholarships Students from Temple Beth variety of ways. Ronald McDonald House Torah of Melville, Temple Their annual "Trick or harities of the New York Tri- Beth David of Commack, Tem- Treat" drive for canned foods and dry goods harvested more ate Area is offering scholar- ple Beth El of Huntington and ips to graduating seniors with Temple Chaverim of Plainview than 1,500 pounds of food for nited access to educational participated in a six-week unit Long Island Cares and the id career opportunities. Visit on visiting the sick, sponsored Harry Chapin Food Bank. The cdonaldsnymetro.com for ap- by Soaringwords, a nonprofit ications. Deadline for submis- Honig Buksbaum. Soaring- 2007 teens also collected holiday organization founded by Lisa gifts for local needy children through the Toys for Kinder on is Feb. 15. words invites healthy children program. In addition, they solic- and adults to help ill children ited donations of computers, 'ood drive and their families. blankets and other items from - MARY ELLEN PEREIRA local businesses for the service- Members of the Nassau-Suf- men and women overseas. "BBYO is dedicated to foster- ing leadership, philanthropy 2006 and friendship through their community and social action programs," regional director Fran Haskell said. YOUTH GROUPS SIDEBAR FOOD DRIVE. The Nassau-Suffolk B'nai Brith Youth Organization sponsored a "2000 and 4 Food Drive" recently. Is- Frances Haskell always en- town and we have got to show landwide, teens collected more than I the Salute to Israel Parade, our support" 2,000 pounds of assorted canned and recently, she noticed that After little prodding, Mrs. dry goods by "trick or treating" door to Haskell convinced the national ething was missing. door for food for the needy instead of Asia lay leader of the B'nai organization that oversees BBYQ treats for themselves. The items were Youth Organization, known activities to reinstate their partici- donated to Long Island Cares. The Jew- BYO. she was perturbed by pation in the parade. The group ish youth organization is dedicated to act that BBYO did not send also sponsored Boate gates to march up Fifth Av- Almost 500 BBYO ets from fostering leadership, philanthropy and around the country will travel to friendship through community service with the other schools, syna- ies, and community groups New York Gity for the parade. and social programs. 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The cdonaldsnymetro.com for ap- by Soaringwords, a nonprofit lications. Deadline for submis- Honig Bukshaum. Soaring- 2007 teens also collected holiday organization founded by Lisa gifts for local needy children through the Toys for Kinder on is Feb. 15. words invites healthy children program. In addition, they solic- and adults to help ill children ited donations of computers, food drive and their families. blankets and other items from - MARY ELLEN PEREIRA local businesses for the service- Members of the Nassau-Suf- men and women overseas. "BBYO is dedicated to foster- ing leadership, philanthropy 2006 and friendship through their community and social action programs," regional director Fran Haskell said. YOUTH GROUPS SIDEBAR Fail am the - the . - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - 1 have - 1 I I - I I and - - - persons. 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