Cover drawing by Keri Katt-Fava. Newsletter design by Jillane Ferreira. The final of five town meetings for Rebuild Hi-Tor took place in Ramapo last week. Chair of Fundraising Don Franchino says he plans to revisit each of the towns for a followup meeting when needed. Franchino kicked things off by reminding everyone of the need for committee members and stressed that “the more people we have on the committees, the less tasks each person has to do”. Volunteering for even the smallest tasks can be a help because it takes that task off someone else’s list who may already have their hands full. Volunteers can visit the Rebuild Hi-Tor website for more information about the different committees. There are many ways that families can get together and pitch in for this cause. The Brick Pavers, which are explained in greater detail later in this newsletter, are a wonderful way for families to get together and honor a special person or pet, or give special recognition to anything they choose, by making it a permanent mark at the new Hi-Tor shelter. Another way families can help is by sponsoring buckets in local businesses. Find out more about how easy this helpful task is later in this issue. Last, families can attend events and support fundraisers by eating at local establishments on “Hi-Tor nights,” attending our 3-mile run/walk on October 28th, and supporting other upcoming initiatives such as Cuts for Mutts, a day in which local hair salons will donate a portion of their proceeds to the rebuild efforts. Hi-Tor will soon begin publicizing the “naming oportunities” for the new shelter. This information is already available on the Rebuild Hi-Tor website. Individuals or families can purchase anything from a cat cage or dog kennel to the entire shelter itself, and have their name proudly displayed across the building! With the way the shelter looks now, it often deters potential families from adopting because they feel uncertain of where these pets are coming from, which is a shame. Franchino states, “I want people to drive up to this facility and think, ‘I want to adopt an animal out of there.’” Some have inquired about how the new facility will be maintained, with all of the extra costs involved such as added electricity. Franchino answers that the building will be solar powered, an eco- friendly, “green” building, and that all of the current fundraisers will continue over time. “There are many innovative things that can be done to keep funds coming in,” he said, “a golf outing, carnival, events like our 3-mile run/walk...these fundraisers will stay in place as permanent annual events.” To answer the concerns of others about how this impressive building will even come to fruition, Franchino informed the crowd that he already has a list of contractors willing to do the construction and also noted that it will all be done under one General Contractor. Big names like Home Depot have agreed to partner with Hi-Tor by donating items like cement and chain link fencing. A construction committee will be formed down the road. A final concern of some skeptics is the clearing of parkland to build the shelter. Franchino told the group, “This county currently has 131 acres of parkland. We’re asking for five. We want this building to be up front and center, where it can be seen, not buried far back the way it is now.” Also to be considered is room for parking, handicap accessibility, walking trails and more. Rockland County is full of animal lovers who are determined to build a shelter that we can be proud of and that our pets deserve. No one is more determined than Franchino, who ended the meeting by saying, “We will not stop until this building is built.” DeDICATeD TO THe ReBuILDING eFFORTS OF ROCkLAND’S ONLy ANIMAL SHeLTeR rebuildREP ORTER the Here We Go! Rebuild Efforts on a Roll after Ramapo Meeting OCTOBeR 14, 2012 Visit www.rebuildhitor.org for a list of ways that yOu can help! “The animals of Rockland County deserve a safe and secure place to wait for their new homes.” –Roberta Bangs, President of the Hi-Tor Board of Directors Bangs, Franchino & volunteer Joe Morrison
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Cover drawing by Keri Katt-Fava. Newsletter design by Jillane Ferreira.
The final of five town meetings for Rebuild Hi-Tor took place in Ramapo last week. Chair of Fundraising Don Franchino says he plans to revisit each of the towns for a followup meeting when needed. Franchino kicked things off by reminding everyone of the need for committee members and stressed that “the more people we have on the committees, the less tasks each person has to do”. Volunteering for even the smallest tasks can be a help because it takes that task off someone else’s list who may already have their hands full. Volunteers can visit the Rebuild Hi-Tor website for more information about the different committees.
There are many ways that families can get together and pitch in for this cause. The Brick Pavers, which are explained in greater detail later in this newsletter, are a wonderful way for families to get together and honor a special person or pet, or give special recognition to anything they choose, by making it a permanent mark at the new Hi-Tor shelter. Another way families can help is by sponsoring buckets in local businesses. Find out more about how easy this helpful task is later in this issue. Last, families can attend events and support fundraisers by eating at local establishments on “Hi-Tor nights,” attending our 3-mile run/walk on October 28th, and supporting other upcoming initiatives such as Cuts for Mutts, a day in which local hair salons will donate a portion of their proceeds to the rebuild efforts.
Hi-Tor will soon begin publicizing the “naming oportunities” for the new shelter. This information is already available on the Rebuild Hi-Tor website. Individuals or families can purchase anything from a cat cage or dog kennel to the entire shelter itself, and have their name proudly displayed across the building! With the way the shelter looks now, it often deters potential families from adopting because they feel uncertain of where these pets are coming from, which is a shame. Franchino states, “I want people to drive up to this facility and think, ‘I want to adopt an animal out of there.’”
Some have inquired about how the new facility will be maintained, with all of the extra costs involved such as added electricity. Franchino answers that the building will be solar powered, an eco-friendly, “green” building, and that all of the current fundraisers will continue over time. “There are many innovative things that can be done to keep funds coming in,” he said, “a golf outing, carnival, events like our 3-mile run/walk...these fundraisers will stay in place as permanent annual events.” To answer the concerns of others about how this impressive building will even come to fruition, Franchino informed the crowd that he already has a list of contractors willing to do the construction and also noted that it will all be done under one General Contractor. Big names like Home Depot have agreed to partner with Hi-Tor by donating items
like cement and chain link fencing. A construction committee will be formed down the road.
A final concern of some skeptics is the clearing of parkland to build the shelter. Franchino told the group, “This county currently has 131 acres of parkland. We’re asking for five. We want this building to be up front and center, where it can be seen, not buried far back the way it is now.” Also to be considered is room for parking, handicap accessibility, walking trails and more. Rockland County is full of animal lovers who are determined to build a shelter that we can be proud of and that our pets deserve. No one is more determined than Franchino, who ended the meeting by saying, “We will not stop until this building is built.”
D e D I C AT e D T O T H e R e B u I L D I N G e F F O R T S O F R O C k L A N D ’ S O N Ly A N I M A L S H e LT e R
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Here We Go! Rebuild Efforts on a Roll after Ramapo Meeting
O C T O B e R 1 4 , 2 0 1 2Visit www.rebuildhitor.org for a list of ways that yOu can help!
“ The animals of Rockland County deserve a safe and secure place to wait for their new homes.”
– Roberta Bangs, President of the Hi-Tor Board of Directors
Bangs, Franchino & volunteer Joe Morrison
A SucceSSful Volunteer KicK-off Meeting in nAnuetMany eager volunteers came out to Nanuet High School on October 2nd for the organizational meeting for Rebuild Hi-Tor volunteers. Donald Franchino, Chairman for Rebuild Hi-Tor, spoke to the crowd about how the project is coming together. Paver orders are coming in, the volunteers who man the table at the Palisades Mall are getting the word out to the community, and our newsletter is keeping everyone up-to-date and informed.
This first step in getting organized was naming committee chairs. Volunteers were asked to head committees. Catherine Planeta volunteered to Chair the Grants Committee, while Claudia Rothman will be overseeing the Correspondence Committee. Many thanks to these volunteers! To the volunteer who agreed to chair the Fundraising Committee - we didn’t get your contact info! Please contact [email protected]. And thank you so much for volunteering.
A new committee was also formed by volunteer Magdalena Truchan: the Social Media Committee, a very important one in this digital age. Other committees include Public Relations, events, Political Outreach and Corporate Outreach (Chair is Kathleen Brennan).
Committee Chairs received their volunteer lists following the meeting, and will be contacting those volunteers in the nearfuture to present opportunities. (If you would like to volunteer for a specific committee, please email [email protected].)
Franchino also announced at the meeting that he and Roberta Bangs, President of the Board of Directors for Hi-Tor Animal Care Center, would attend a meeting at the County executive C. Scott Vanderhoef’s Office the next day on October 3rd. At press time, Franchino reported that the meeting went well. At issue is the land that is wanted for the new shelter which is currently parkland. Franchino says there should be no problem with de-parking the land that is needed to make way for a new shelter.
Franchino explained that a decision has to happen now, because so many donations are on the line. Companies and people want to be sure that this project is going to happen before they commit thousands of dollars to it. He assured the group that he already has over $200,000 of promised donations if he can secure the land.
People have asked what would be done if this project didn’t come to fruition; if the new shelter isn’t built. Will the donated money be returned? Franchino replies to them, “everything is coming together to get this thing built; it never even entered my mind to need to return the money.” Plans are coming in for the new shelter, being submitted by various architects. And there are so many people and groups in the community who want to see the new shelter built.
Franchino stated that he would go back to all of the five towns of Rockland after the first of the year to hold another series of town meetings, to update the public about the progress of the Rebuild effort. He stressed that one of the easiest ways the public can become involved is by adopting a business: placing a Rebuild Hi-Tor donation bucket in a store and then going back weekly to collect the funds and then send a check to the Rebuild P.O. Box. All volunteers who place buckets, as well as the businesses where they are placed, will be recognized on our website and in our newsletter. All you need is an empty coffee can or other suitable container. Please go to the “Forms” link on www.RebuildHiTor.org to get the labels for the canisters and the letter to approach businesses with.
A final item on the agenda was to announce that Rebuild Hi-Tor is starting a matching gifts program and will be creating an employee matching form so that employers with donation matching programs can give to Rebuild Hi-Tor. Look for it soon on our website!
Pictured L to R are Roberta Bangs, Donald Franchino, ellen Donovan, Andrea Doak, Arlene kahn and Priscilla Drobes.
Get the scoop about committees formed and answers to YOUR questions
DinE anD DonaTE THiS TUESDaY aT LYnCH’S RESTaURanT – oCToBER 16TH Get a great meal and help Rebuild Hi-Tor’s mission! Lynch’s Restaurant in Stony Point will donate 10% OF TOTAL FOOD PuRCHASeS on 10/16. Lynch’s offers a delicious buffet menu for only $15 adult, $8 children 12 and under and under 5 years old free. The buffet includes Lynch’s home cooked bread, soup, salad and your choice of four entrees and unlimited soda! Reserve early by calling Lynch’s at 845-553-9300. Tell them Rebuild Hi-Tor sent you!
Lynch’s Restaurant • 79a South Liberty Drive (Route 9W) • Stony Point, nY 10980
CHILI'S IS PROUD TO SUPPORT
Hi Tor Animal Shelter
With each flyer presented on Save Hi Tor Animal Shelter night, Chili's will donate 10% ofthe sales you bring in to your organization. Let us do the cooking and support Save Hi
Tor Animal Shelter at the same time.
Save Hi Tor Animal Shelter night is:October 15th, 2012from 5 pm - 10 pm
only at:
We look forward to seeing you here.
Give Back Night flyer required with each check to receive credit for the sale. Sale cannot be included in donation amount withoutflyer. Offer only valid on the date and location stated above. Donations will not be given on sales made prior to or past this date.
Chili's - Nanuet255 East Route 59
Nanuet, NY 10954-2902845-623-6305 - www.chilis.com
Bring this flyer with you toMorrow when you eat at Chili’s in nanuet (oCtoBer 15th) froM 5-10pM, and you’ll Be helping to reBuild hi-tor!
To the person who volunteered to Chair the Fundraising Committee,
we didn’t get your info at the Rebuild Hi-Tor meeting at Nanuet
High School on October 2nd. Please contact Priscilla Drobes
Please consider joining our Correspondence Committee. All it takes is a small amount of time to mail some letters, send
emails, or other simple tasks. Or, volunteer even more time if you
choose! It’s up to you. every little bit truly helps and makes a huge difference in Rebuilding Hi-Tor. Contact [email protected]
Rebuild Hi-Tor is looking for a Public Relations Committee
Chairperson. The PR Chair would be in charge of writing press releases (or assigning this task to a member of the committee) and sending out Rebuild Hi-Tor info via other
avenues of communication, such as school email bulletin boards,
Community bulletin boards, Rockland County Scouting
Councils and Civic and Rotary Organizations. They would also
distribute work amongst the volunteers of the committee.
The Chairperson would be able to send out emails via the
you a donation for the shelter instead of another unneeded
hors d’oeuvre. Ask for donations in lieu of birthday gifts. Make a donation to the shelter as your
wedding favor. Or come up with your own creative ideas!
SPOTLIGHT ON...awesome volunteer works suffern farmers’ market
elyse manning her pet-friendly table at the Suffern Farmers’ Market.
Volunteer Elyse Stoller, with her mother Sheila Stoller and her friends, including Candice Ruppert, Meg Wilson and Meagan Phillips, have been manning a table at the Suffern Farmers’ Market for the past couple of weekends for Rebuild Hi-Tor. The Suffern Farmers’ Market is a family friendly market with dozens of vendors, children’s activities and live entertainment weekly. The market takes place weekly on Saturdays from 8:30am–1:00pm, June 9–November 17, rain or shine. It is located in downtown Suffern, Ny, parking lot A at the bottom of Lafayette Avenue on the corner of Orange and Wayne Avenues. This past weekend they have expanded to Tuxedo on Saturday and Haverstraw on Sunday. Rebuild Hi-Tor thanks the Stollers and all the volunteers for their dedication to Rebuild Hi-Tor!
Would you like to get involved? We would like to expand to other markets. Possible markets pending permission and manpower include:
if you would like to volunteer, please email Elyse Stoller at [email protected]. This is a short-term volunteer opportunity, as we only have a few weeks more until the markets close, usually around Thanksgiving. But it is a great way to help Rebuild Hi-Tor!
3 mile run/walkSunday, 10/28 • Pomona, nY • 9amGet some exercise and fresh air while supporting Hi-Tor! Pets will be available for adoption that day! everyone wins!
For more info or to download a form to sign up for the race, visit www.rebuildhitor.org. Form is also available on the next page of this newsletter. All proceeds go towards Hi-Tor and Rebuild Hi-Tor!
Awards will be presented to top male and female finishers under 30, 30-40, 40-50, and 50+. T-shirts for everyone! (not guaranteed for race day entrants).
WE NEED RACE DAY VOLUNTEERS!you can still participate even if you’re not ready to run! We need volunteers to sign in participants, set up tables, hand out water along the way and at the finish line. Come out and support our Rebuild!
Please contact Peggy Marzell at [email protected] or 845-893-5803 for more info or to sign up!
A big thank you to Peggy Marzell and Mark Prescott for securing the wonderful sponsors listed at right!
UPCOMING EVENTSwe want to thank all of our aMaZing race sponsors!
IN LOVING MEMORY OF SCOTT MAUS CHARLIE MARZELLTILCON of West NyackHAVERSTRAW ELKS LODGE #877NEWS 12 HUDSON VALLEYGREEN MT ENERGY of White PlainsSIGN-A-RAMA of NanuetSTAR PRESS of Valley CottageKNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, CongersSHOPRITE of New CityWRCR - AM 1300PEGGY at NEW SYNERGY SALONHOLLYWOOD PRINTINGALDAN PRESS of BardoniaMTECH PRINTINGROCKLAND BAKERYDAVID’S BAGELS of New CityCOFFEE SYSTEMSNANCY DANAHYTED CATERSCONGERS ROTARYMICHELLE A BYBELTHE DOGHOUSE BRIAN EVANSMUDDY PAWS PET PHOTOGRAPHYSTARBUCKS of Northvale NJARTISTRY BALLOONSTAMERIC PORTA POTTIESMOUNTAINVIEW DELIRIVERTOWN MAGAZINEADELE HORTONCROWN TROPHIES of Pearl RiverRENTAL ZONEPALISADES FEDERAL BANK BESTFRIENDS DR. DAVIES FARM
Hi-Tor 3 Miler and Adoption Event To Benefit Hi-Tor Animal Shelter and Rebuild Hi-Tor Animal Shelter
Sunday, October 28, 2012 – 9:00AM Course: Starts at Hi-Tor Animal Shelter, 65 Firemen's Memorial Drive, Pomona, New York 10970 Start Time: 9:00AM Three Mile Race Fee $30.00 Before October 10th; $35.00 After October 10th and on Race Day All Proceeds will go to Hi-Tor Animal Shelter and Rebuild Hi-Tor Animal Shelter. Many of the dogs and cats will be out near the starting line and available for adoption. Awards will be presented to top male and female finisher under 30, top male and female finisher 30-40, top male and female finisher 40-50, and top male and female finisher 50+ T-Shirts for everyone (not guaranteed for race day entrants) Make checks payable to: Hi-Tor Animal Shelter/3 Miler, 65 Firemen's Memorial Drive, Pomona, NY 10970
For more information go to: http://www.hitoranimalshelter.org/ or contact: Peggy Roccio-Marzell at [email protected]
FIRST NAME: _____________________________LAST NAME: _____________________________________ ☐MALE ☐FEMALE AGE ON RACE DAY__________ STREET ADDRESS____________________________________________________________________________ TOWN/CITY: __________________ STATE:_______ ZIP CODE:___________ PHONE:____________ E-MAIL _______________________@ ___________________BIRTHDATE____________________ You can print form and mail to shelter or bring it in person. Please arrive by 8:30 on race day to pick up t-shirt and ID card. If signing up on race day, please arrive by 8:15. Walkers are welcome to sign up.
WAIVER MUST BE SIGNED I know that running and volunteering to work in club races are potentially hazardous activities. I should not enter and run in club activities unless I am medically able and properly trained. I agree to abide by any decision of a race official relative to my ability to safely complete or assist in the event. I assume all risks associated with running and volunteering to work in club races including, but not limited to, falls, contact with other participants, the effects of the weather, including high heat, humidity, extreme cold, the conditions of the road and traffic on the course, all such risks being known and appreciated by me. Having read this waiver and knowing these facts, and in consideration of your acceptance of my application for participation, I for myself and anyone entitled to act on my behalf, hereby waive and release Hi-Tor Animal Shelter and all sponsors, their representatives and successors from all claims or liabilities of any kind arising out of my participation in these club activities even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons named in this waiver. I understand that bicycles, baby joggers, roller skates or blades, animals and radio headsets are not allowed in the race and I will abide by this guideline. I also grant permission to the event organizers to use or authorize others to use any photographs, motion pictures, video, recordings, or any other record of my participation in this event or related activities for any legitimate purpose without remuneration. I grant permission to the foregoing persons and entities to use or authorize others to use any photographs, motion pictures, recordings, or any other record of my participation in this event or related activities for any legitimate purpose without remuneration.
ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS
Signature: _________________________________________________________ Date: _________ Parent’s Signature (if under the age of 18): _____________________________________________
MAKe Your MArK in the History of Hi-tor! Secure a permanent place in the history of Hi-Tor Animal Care Center, while helping to ensure its future, by purchasing a Brick Paver.
These bricks will be used in a special walkway around the new shelter that will be a permanent legacy for all of the animal lovers who helped make it possible. Help us pave the way to a new shelter for our beloved animals! Create your custom message by filling out the form found online at www.rebuildhitor.org under the “How you Can Help “ tab.
• Honor a special pet or family member• Thank a favorite volunteer• Memorialize a lost loved one or pet• Make a gift for your whole family• Celebrate a special occasion• Recognize your own contribution• or whatever you choose!
pSSSt...do You KnoW AnY AccountAntS?
If you or your accountant know of anyone who could use a 501(c)(3) tax write-off, Rebuild Hi-Tor is the perfect choice!
you can help rebuild our shelter, help the abandoned animals, and help your finances at the same time! Just go to our website, RebuildHiTor.org and click the “donate” tab!
Or, simply send a check to:
Hi-Tor animal Care CenterPo Box 913nanuet, nY 10954
MALL RATS! (And cAtS...And dogS...And More!)
Volunteer Liz Steele reports, “I relieved quite a crew at the Palisades at 4:00 on Saturday. Lori Elia and andrea Doak took the 2:00–4:00 shift with lots of help from young volunteers Jenna, Hannah and Rebecca Doak, Madelyn Elia, Christiana nisco and nicole McGuire. These young helpers were tireless in their efforts of handing out flyers and collecting donations. The four hour total was over $350!”
The table at the Palisades Mall for Rebuild Hi-Tor will be suspended temporarily after Thanksgiving, in order to give other non-profits a chance at the location. Rebuild Hi-Tor will return to the mall in January 2013.
We want to have a major presence outside stores the day after Thanksgiving. Please volunteer to promote Rebuild Hi-Tor on this important day. Contact Mary Lenahan at [email protected] with your availability. Thank you so much for your help!
If you’ve volunteered your time at the mall, we’d love to see your photos. Please send to [email protected] so we can get the word out about our wonderful helpers!
tABle VolunteerS At tHe pAliSAdeS MAllATTeNTION VOLuNTeeRS:
check out the october 2012 issue of rivertown Magazine for a
terrific article on Rebuild Hi-Tor!
Terrific volunteer and Avon representative nancy Elcik will be donating ALL of her profits from these sales to the Rebuild. Order your bears today! Only $19.99! orders Due By Monday, october 22ndPick-up bears on october 29th at Arlene kahn’s office: 1540 Rt 202, Suite 12, Pomona, Ny 10970phone: 845-354-2100
Any questions, email Avon Representative Nancy elcik at [email protected]
Have you liKed our page on facebook?You may have ‘liked’ the Hi-Tor page, but please also ‘like’ the Re-build Hi-Tor page! Search for it easily by typing it in with the dash in Re-Build. Or go to facebook.com/ReBuildHiTorAnimalShelterIt only takes a second and your support makes all the difference! Thank you.
CURLY the BEAR Fundraiser See next page for details and order form!
Thank you to Linda Greenfield for setting it up!
“Hi! I’m Curly the Bear and I’m almost 2 feet tall!”
Please help support a worthy cause with your charitable donation today!
Your generous gift can make
a big difference to a child,
senior citizen or hospital patient.
$19.99
CurlY THE BEArThis adorable, cuddly
companion is sure to please. He’s an Avon exclusive made of
ultra-soft polyester plush with a decorative fabric bow tie and a heart on his paw. 21" H.
14" H, seated. For all ages.
CurlY THE BEArwill be delivered in your name to:
Name of Organization
Hi! My name is:
Avon Independent Sales Representative
I will deliver your gift to:
Name of Organization
order formYou may pay with cash, check or credit card.
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airmont animal hospital – 200 Route 59 #H, Suffern, NY (placed by volunteer Elyse Stoller)amazing Cuts hair salon – 500 Route 303, Orangeburg, NY (placed by volunteer Leslie Blue)anna’s Bakery – 12 Old Haverstraw Road, Congers, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)Bella Vita deli – 69 Lake Road, Congers, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)Carvel – 10 North Main Street, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)Cat Care Clinic of the nyacks – 127 South Broadway, Nyack, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)Cinco de Mayo – 44 Route 303, Valley Cottage, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)Citibank – 170 North Main Street, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)Cornerstone restaurant – 285 North Route 303, Congers, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)Crossroads restaurant & Bar – 271 South Middletown Rd, Nanuet, NY (placed by volunteer Jacqueline Becker)deCarlo Chiropractic – 29 Third Street, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)dr. davies farm – 306 Route 304, Congers, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)duke of oil & tune – 86 North Main Street, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)
dunkin’ donuts – 30 North Main Street, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)great Clips – 186 North Main Street, New City, NY and 3 Lake Ridge Plaza, Valley Cottage, NY (both placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)green gate Market – 241 South Little Tor Road, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Sandra Siegel)health sav – 7 Elmwood Drive, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)indian rock yoga – 18 Indian Rock Shopping Center, Route 59, Montebello, NY (placed by volunteer Laura Schneider)Just Buns – 33 Lake Road, Congers, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)Kups ‘n Kones – 4 Old Lake Road, Valley Cottage, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)la triestina ristorante – 75 North Route 9W, Congers, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)M & M farms – 36 Congers Road, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)natural Cat & dog – 26 Route 59, Suffern, NY (placed by volunteer Elyse Stoller)new City Bowl & Batting Cages – 90 North Main Street, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)new City Kosher deli – 282 South Main Street, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)new life Chiropractic – 132 Park Avenue, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)
nyack hot Bagels – 321-A Route 59, Central Nyack, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)paws by the river – 10 Round House Rd, Piermont, NY (placed by volunteers Kathleen Brennan & Linda Greenfield)personal training institute – 295 Route 304, Bardonia, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)premier physical therapy of rockland – 100 Rt 59, Suite 103, Suffern, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)rick’s Club american – 100 Lake Road, Congers, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)rite Buy discount wine & liquors – 336 Route 59, Central Nyack, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)rocco’s – 170 South Main Street, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)sanctuary yoga studios – 132 Park Avenue, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)sign Creations – 73 South Main Street, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)temptations Cafe – 80 1/2 Main Street, Nyack, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)uncle Jerry’s deli – 36 Congers Road, New City, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)winky dink ink – 54 Rt 303, Valley Cottage, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)wings & things – 2 Old Haverstraw Road, Congers, NY (placed by volunteer Lenny Nathan)
The Bucket List Grows On and On...These local businesses are helping to Rebuild Hi-Tor by keeping our bucket fundraising efforts going strong! A big thank you to the volunteers who placed them!
Request a “donation bucket” from Hi-Tor or just make your own! Contact [email protected] or visit our website for more info. Collect the money from your bucket on a weekly or bi-weekly basis and send the check to Hi-Tor. What a great way to help Rockland’s animals and support your local businesses!
Participating businesses are now advertised on our site, www.rebuildhitor.org, along with the name of the sponsor who placed it there! Have you placed a donation bucket at a local business? We want to let everyone know! Email the details to [email protected] so we can recognize your efforts.
