Irish Business Network

The Irish Business Network donated toys to Angela's House

The Pilot Club of Sayville

The Pilot Club of Sayville helped to secure funding so Angela's House could get a rubber floor under the handicapped accessible area of the play ground in the back yard of Angela's House

Angel of Hope

The railing , benches and brick work is complete. Most of the memorial bricks are now set.
We need the granite work to be completed so the Angel can be set.

Napolitano Brothers Landscape & Mason did a great job with the

brick work and the benches.

memorial bricks

Hauppauge Forest Brook Elementary School Helps Angela's House

The Student Government from Forest Brook Elementary School visited Angela's House to help clean up around the house. The students planted 8 cabbage plants in front of the house.

The children were very good, they worked hard and they did a great job

A Night for a Cure

The Event on November 13th was a beautiful evening.

The volunteers did a great job helping to make this night a success.

The volunteers were from the Hauppauge High School and Middle School.

The Hauppauge High Schools Chamber Orchestra performed during the first hour of the

event and they did an amazing job under the leadership of their teacher and leader

Mrs Tomasino

Hauppauge Middle School make a donation to Angela's House

Hauppauge Middle School did a fund raiser called Cars for a Cure. This was done to support the effort Angela's House was doing on November 13th called A Night for a Cure. The Hauppauge School district was very involved with this effort because they are supporting over 8 children in thier community that have diseases and illnesses that this money will go toward. 100 percent of the money rasied will go to the research to help find cures for childhood diseases.

Vets Day 5K Run

The James V. Kavanaugh Knights of Columbus Vets Day 5K Run was on Sunday November 9th in honor of Angela's House

Angel of Hope

You can see the progress from the past few weeks. The rails around the monument came out great. The rain slowed things down this week but the work will continue.

December 6 , 2008 will be the grand opening and candle light ceremony

A Haunted House that helps Angela's house

A very creative idea. One of our families changed the focus of Halloween.
They made a haunted house but they did it to raised money for Angela's House

Cars for a Cure

It was an amazing day at the Hauppauge Middle School on Saturday November 1st. They did a fundraiser called "Cars for a Cure".
The faculty, students and community did a great job with this exciting event. The guiding force behind this was the principal Mrs Maryann Fletcher and the main coordinator of the event the Assistant principle Mrs Joy Ferrara. This effort was born out of the Middle School desire to help honor the many local children in their community that are afflicted with diseases and illnesses. The feeling that we are trying to create is the community is behind there kids. The children and their parents should not feel alone. The community is thinking about them. This event raised awareness and money to support research so that one day we may find cures for these childhood diseases. During the months of October and November many people have come together to show we can all make a difference.

The Middle school event has been a great kick off to the many efforts the teachers and students have done through out the Hauppauge district to help show support to their children and their parents . The Elementary Schools have been doing fund raisers and making baskets. The teachers have been doing multiple creative things including jeans days to raise money and awareness. Many thanks to the Hauppauge school district, teachers, students and community for all their support. The many families in their district that have children with different diseases and illnesses really appreciate all they have done.

On November 13th Angela's House will be hosting a fund raiser to raise money and awareness for childhood diseases and illnesses. The event is called " A Night for A Cure" which will be held at Oheka Castle. This event honors all the children and families throughout Long Island and the Metro area. 100 percent of the money raised will go to support research to support all of our children.


Car Show

Food and vending area

A long row of cars