Participating Nonprofits - East End Fund for Children

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The East End Fund for Children

By supporting the East End Fund for Children, you will be providing essential food, mental health support, counseling and educational and recreational programming. Your contribution can provide a lifeline to our most vulnerable children at a time it is most needed.

These seven organizations were selected because they collectively serve a range of age groups from infants through teenagers from across the five East End Townships. The pandemic has required the organizations to expand their missions and initiate a variety of COVID response efforts:

Bridgehampton Child Care & Recreational Center

Bridgehampton Child Care & Recreational Center runs a food pantry for over 700 people, as well as continuing all their thriving programs for after-school, teens, college prep, and a new workforce training program.

Visit The Center

Children's Museum of the East End

Children’s Museum of the East End (CMEE) operates a food pantry for 75+ families each week, as well as bilingual support groups and educational programs for at-risk children and families.

Visit CMEE

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Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center

Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center runs a weekly food pantry for 50 families, and has added extra classrooms and staffing to address the increased demand for childcare among essential workers.

Visit EWECC

i-tri

i-tri provides a touch point for vulnerable families in the community, providing mental, emotional and physical training for adolescent girls along with other outreach programs such as art therapy and mentoring circles.

Visit i-tri

Project MOST

Project MOST is committed to bridging the experience gap in our community. We offer quality enrichment for students and families in after school, summer learning and community programs. Our programs match working family hours and we encourage all children to want to learn, create, express themselves and help others.

Visit Project MOST

The Retreat

The Retreat provides comprehensive services, including shelter and counseling to children impacted by violence and abuse, as well as violence prevention education to grades 3-12. It is also assisting nonresident clients with food, transportation, and medication during the pandemic.

Visit The Retreat

Southampton Youth Association

Southampton Youth Association provides recreational programming in small, intimate groups and on Zoom that develops their character, while maintaining distance and safety. In addition, it is offering scholarships to students for high quality SAT prep and is providing financial support for families to buy groceries.

Visit SYA