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Dehlow of Community Housing Innovations takes Peconic Plunge

While most people were bundled up in winter clothes and tucked inside their heated homes, Rosemary Dehlow, the Long Island Director of Community Housing Innovations, Inc. took the Peconic Plunge, jumping into the frigid waters of the Peconic Bay at Veteran's Park in Mattituck in order to raise money in support of Long Island's homeless. The event called "Give Your Heart to the Homeless," was a fundraising benefit for Maureen's Haven, a not-for-profit outreach program under the auspices of the Peconic Community Council, Inc. To find out more about Community Housing Innovations, Inc., visit the organization's website at www.chigrants.org or call (631) 475-6390. To find out more about the Peconic Community Council, visit the organizations website at www.pccouncil.org or call (631) 727-6831. Community Housing Innovations, Inc. provides the housing and human services that enable low and moderate income families and individuals to achieve the greatest independence at the lowest cost to society. Since its founding in 1991, Community Housing Innovations, Inc. (CHI), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit agency, has provided housing and human services to thousands of homeless persons and low income families and individuals. The agency is skilled in the development of many different types of housing with community acceptance and support. Community Housing Innovations, Inc. has developed twenty-five projects and owns and manages nearly 500 housing units in Westchester, Dutchess, Ulster, Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Peconic Community Council (PCC): Founded in 1976, Peconic Community Council (PCC) is a coalition of organizations and individuals dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the highest level of health and human services for all people in Eastern Suffolk County, New York.
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