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After falling in love with competing in triathlons as well as getting his kids involved, Noah Lam created the Lightning Warriors. Long Island's only boys and girls youth triathlon team dedicated towards making the sport of triathlon available to all young athletes.
When Serena Liguori was 19 years old, she became incarcerated. After her time in prison, she wanted to give back to others who struggled to gain access to support services.
Ina Pollifrone-Visich always had houseplants growing up, but it wasn't until the pandemic that she expanded her plant knowledge and decided to open up a shop of her own.
Jennifer Zimmerman always loved to bake, but when she decided to go gluten-free for her health, she had to adjust. After experimenting and perfecting her recipes, her friends encouraged her to open a store where she can provide for all looking to indulge in gluten-free goods.
Long Island native, David Schmitt wanted to give back to his community by providing a new workout that would help people get in shape with the Climb N Vibe fitness studio.