
LYNP develops projects for individuals, families and the community at large, together, with our Connected Neighbors. If you would like to be considered for any of the Equalize Accessibility Projects, please complete this form or contact us. If your needs are beyond what we have created, please still reach out. We may be able to be of help or may be able to connect you with an organization that can assist.
Ways neighbors can provide support: Connect to social goodness by being a part of the impact! Are you a local business owner or professional? Join our growing list of Connected Neighbors! Have an idea for a project, contact us! Join our Be A Good Neighbor initiative and support your neighbors by contributing the funds that fulfill LYNPs mission. Attend an event. Share our message.
And the simplest way to support is to be kind to your neighbors.
KINDNESS CARDS
Drop a kind note to a neighbor with LYNPs Be A Good Neighbor: Kindness Cards! Click for details!

TRICK R TREAT
A community-wide drive for Halloween costumes for children ages 2-10 to make Trick or Treating a little sweeter this year for 25 of our children receiving support through St. Boniface Outreach.


C MMUNITY
CUPBOARD
Coming Soon!

THE LISTENING
PR JECT
Participate in this social experiment where we will learn how to listen and communicate more effectively, and see people through their lenses, not our own. Click for details!

GIFTS FOR GO DNESS
Sets out to fulfill the Wish List for our neighbors in need by purchasing a gift from a local shop or help with a bill (a value up to $100), share in a pen pal or game buddy experience, or pay it forward by covering a stranger’s coffee order or pick up litter, as just a few examples. Click here for details!
GIVE S ME REASON ...
Making the holidays a little lighter and brighter while supporting 19 of our Connected Neighbors, the community came together to provide the funding to provide holiday gifts for 25 of our neighbors in need receiving support through Mutual Concerns

STRIVE T THRIVE
LYNP and local professionals motivated to provide wellness to every member of our community, from motherhood support to nutrition, and concierge services, offer the strategies to thrive!


PEACE F R
UKRAINE
As families begin to resettle in or community after having to leave the destruction of war and all they know and love behind, LYNP is mobilizing for individual needs by fundraising and connecting with local resources who can provide financial, food and visa assistance, as well as helping to establish home in our tiny yet mighty village through a number of other ways.

D N'T BE
SILENCED
We do not believe in the silencing of those who receive unsolicited graphic images of a sexual nature or may experience harassment in any form. For any neighbor who may fall prey to these lewd acts, LYNP has partnered with local trauma specialists who can provide support.

L VE IS
AN ART
LYNP, in collaboration with local art teachers, are inspiring local artists of all ages to create a masterpiece!

MUSIC T
MY EARS
LYNP has strung together a band of
local musicians looking to bring the power of music into the lives of our neighbors.

DRESS F R SUCCESS
LYNP, in association with local hair dressers, clothing and accessory stores, human resource expert, and photographer help those looking to secure employment by creating a lasting
impression.
LIFE F
THE PARTY
LYNP and local bakers, photographer, florist, gown designer, jeweler, musicians, and officiant plan to bring celebrations to life no matter the hardships one faces.


THERE'S N
I IN TEAM
LYNP has teamed up with local sports organizations to level the playing field and offer these incredible opportunities to all of community's our children.

CV-19
RESP NSE
When Coronavirus hit our area, members of the community found themselves without the vital resources needed to keep safe. Within weeks, LYNP donated over 1,700 reusable masks created by local mask-makers, 1,500 bottles of hand sanitizer provided by the Nassau County Office of Emergency Management ensuring all neighbors in need stay protected. These efforts will continue as the need arises.

BUST THAT
B REDOM
As a way to help combat the boredom of quarantine, LYNP developed the Bust That Boredom bin. Accompanied by Board President Aimee Renaud's weekly donation
to the Boredom Buster bin, located at
Sea Cliff Elementary School, together the bins provide SC families themed activities along with the opportunity to donate new or gently used activities that supported over 100 local families in need.

YOUR V ICE MATTERS
In the midst of a global pandemic comes the 2020 Presidential election. LYNP developed a resource for our neighbors in need of information on how to vote during CV-19 such as dates, locations, and forms. LYNP offered stamps, envelopes, and printing services to over 500 neighbors in need making sure all voices were heard.

#SH P
LOCAL
Local establishments have been impacted by CV-19 in unimaginable ways. Businesses our community relies on are faced with severe financial hardships as doors closed, slashed down to skeleton crews, navigating new guidelines, all while paying bills and salaries. LYNP builds partnerships with struggling Sea Cliff businesses, and together we build the strategic roadmap to mobilize the community to collectively stand behind our local businesses.


CV-19
RESP NSE v2
With new reports suggesting that cloth masks do not offer the best protection against Omicron, LYNP is offering any neighbor, organization or business facing financial challenges in our community who may be in need surgical, KN95s, N95s or KN94s masks for free. * LYNP does not guarantee the type of mask available nor the
protection against the spread of COVID-19 .