Gina Wuestmann has always seen herself as an ally to the LGBTQ+ community, but it was not until she opened BTW that she realized what her inclusive bar meant.
17-year-old Emma Klein created 'Joggers for Juniors' to give children with special needs a platform to give back -- starting out with tie-dying joggers for donations.
This Long Island animal rescue offers assistance to families in need struggling to provide for their pets, so they won't have to surrender them to the shelter.
This school counselor is taking his school's morning announcements to a new level by incorporating his pets, inserting funny gifs, and encouraging students to send in their videos to be included in the show.
This Long Island woman organized an effort to make sure all Long Island Veterans are fed, creating an organization that operates from inside her home.
Not only does this bakery offer delectable treats, but the sweetest part is that their goodies are made by their employees - who are adults with special needs.