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Posted: January 11, 2022
Hudson Gateway Realtor Foundation donates $33,000 to 22 Hudson Valley charities and non-profits in 2021
Terri Crozier and Harding Mason, HG Realtor Foundation Committee members
White Plains, NY The Hudson Gateway REALTOR® Foundation (HGRF), the charitable arm of the Hudson Gateway Association of REALTORS®, (HGAR) donated a total of $32,800 to 22 charities and non-profit organizations throughout the Hudson Valley and beyond in 2021. As it enters its ninth year of fundraising, the Foundation is gearing up for another successful year of providing financial assistance to those organizations dedicated to helping the needy in the New York metro area and elsewhere.
“While the pandemic did substantially limit our live fundraising activities, we are happy that we were still able to provide donations to all of the wonderful non-profit organizations that continue to make a difference in the lives of individuals and families in our communities,” said Maryann Tercasio, president of the Hudson Gateway REALTOR® Foundation. “We are extremely grateful for the generosity of our Realtor members, colleagues, and sponsors who made all of these donations possible, especially during COVID.”
The Foundation’s 2021 events, which included a series of its popular live Pub Nights during the last six months of the year, will go toward its 2022 donations. “We are thrilled that we were finally able to begin having live events again last summer and we’re looking forward to a very successful 2022,” added Bonnie Koff, chair of the HGRF Fundraising Committee.
The Foundation’s 2021 donation recipients included:
Name Headquarters County
- Caritas of Port Chester Port Chester Westchester
- Catholic Charities of Rockland Haverstraw Rockland
- Center for Change New City Rockland
- Community Center of Northern Westchester Katonah Westchester
- Drug Crisis in Our Backyard Katonah Westchester
- Food Bank of the Hudson Valley Cornwall-on-Hudson Orange
- Foundation for Abilities First Wappingers Falls Dutchess
- Friends of Karen North Salem Westchester
- Green Chimneys Brewster Putnam
- Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh Newburgh Orange
- Lifting Up Westchester White Plains Westchester
- Make-A-Wish Hudson Valley Tarrytown Westchester
- My Sister’s Place White Plains Westchester
- SHORE White Plains Westchester
- Sloatsburg Food Pantry Sloatsburg Rockland
- SPCA of Westchester Briarcliff Manor Westchester
- Support Connection, Inc. Yorktown Heights Westchester
- The Children’s Village Dobbs Ferry Westchester
- United Hospice of Rockland New City Rockland
- Visions Manhattan New York
- Volunteer New York Tarrytown Westchester
- YMCA Castle Hill Bronx Bronx
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