Nonprofits

Active International prides itself on being a successful company – with a heart.

As Yonkers City Council president, Chuck Lesnick attends a lot of news conferences; until last week, he’s never left one bearing...

A mental health and child welfare treatment center in the city of Newburgh has secured a $250,000 grant via the efforts...

“I wish my Esen were able to write to you herself, but unfortunately at 15 she is unable to pick out...

Wheelchair notwithstanding, Doug Hovey stands tall among nonprofit leaders with his wit, candor and acceptance of a life-changing injury that has...

Take a perfect summer evening, a million dollar view and a $90 million outdoor concert hall and add a living legend...

Danbury has taken the baton and will play host to the statewide thrill of victory and agony of defeat for 6,000...

As Steve Showalter tells it, the beach and kayak sounded like a welcome fantasy in the ice-cold dead of winter in...

Lighthouse International's Sixth-Annual Golf Classic took place June 30 at Old Oaks Country Club in Purchase.

It is 89 degrees in the shade at the Anita Louise Ehrman Pool in Armonk, N.Y., and the joint is jumping.

For a sixth year, The Workplace Inc. received a grant to continue a job training and substance abuse rehabilitation program for...

On work days, Patricia E. Ploeger’s organization has helped reshape the skylines of New Rochelle and White Plains into climate controlled...

Sunnyside, the former home of world-renowned author Washington Irving, was known for hosting elegant parties on its rolling, romantic landscape in...

Headquarters employees of EMCOR Group Inc. in Norwalk devoted their annual summer outing to benefiting the Miss Laura M. Raymond Homes.

Sturm, Ruger and Company Inc. of Fairfield recently presented Chris W. Cox, executive director of the National Rifle Association Institute for...