Race Amity of Northern Westchester & Putnam

P.O. Box 355
Lincolndale, NY 10540 United States

914-588-0958

Lake Lincolndale Property Owners Association

Lake Lincolndale is a 21-acre lake that offers swimming, fishing, non-motorized boating and winter activities for LLPOA members, homeowners and their accompanied guests. All year round there’s something to do at the lake.

Members of the LLPOA enjoy a sand bathing beach with certified lifeguard protection from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The swimming area offers a roped in children’s swimming area, and capable swimmers enjoy two floating rafts in deeper water. The beach also has a snack bar that’s open through the summer during daily swimming hours.

The beach is open daily during the summer months from noon to 7 PM.

Clubhouse Event Space
CLUB HOUSE RENTAL REQUESTS
rentals@lakelincolndale.org

Our newly renovated facility is available for private parties, organization meetings and other gatherings. Available for rental in our clubhouse is the spacious hall with stage upstairs, or the cozy lounge downstairs with doors that open onto a grassy lawn

MEMBERSHIP INFO:
Email members@lakelincolndale.org
or call Patty Mullholland 914-755-7527


LINCOLNDALE, NEW YORK 10504 

Website

914-755-7527

Just Imagine Making Miracles Yours

9 Buenta Way
Purdys, NY 10578 United States

914-534-1130

Lasdon Park, Arboretum and Veterans Memorial

Lasdon Park, Arboretum and Veterans Memorial is a magnificent 234-acre property consisting of woodlands, open grass meadows and formal gardens with flower and shrub specimens from all over the world. The park is home to several inspirational memorials and a museum honoring Westchester veterans.

The main house that presently stands on this property was built in 1933. This three-story Colonial-style home was modeled after George Washington’s Virginia residence, Mount Vernon. In 1940 the property was sold to William and Mildred Lasdon. The Mildred Lasdon Bird Sanctuary was donated by the Lasdon family, and in 1976 the Youth Conservation Corps developed an intricate system of trails running through a variety of wildlife habitats. After the passing of Mr. Lasdon in 1986, the estate was sold to Westchester County.

2610 Route 35
Somers, New York 10589 

Open 7 days a week 8am-4pm

Website

914-864-7268

Lincoln Hall

Lincoln Hall is a nonprofit organization committed to helping youth and their families meet academic, behavioral, and employment goals. Lincoln Hall prepares young adults to thrive as engaged and productive citizens within their communities.

145 Route 202, PO Box 600
Lincolndale, New York 10540 USA

Website

914-248-7474

Somers Women’s Club

The Somers Women’s Club is a fellowship of women dedicated to community service for the purpose of enhancing the lives of others as well as our own through volunteerism. The SWC was organized to provide support and assistance to individuals, families, community groups and other not-for-profit organizations through ongoing service projects.

P.O. Box 108
Somers, New York 10589 United States

914-534-6014

Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church of Somers

Demonstrating God’s love through Christ to the community and to the world.

Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church

331 Route 100
Somers, NY 10589 United States

Website

914-277-3122

RideConnect – Family Services of Westchester

RideConnect , a not-for-profit program of Family Services of Westchester, is dedicated to finding the fastest and most cost-effective transportation options to meet the needs of older adults, age 60+, in southern Putnam and Westchester Counties.

Are you finding it difficult to visit old friends, attend community events or see your favorite hairdresser? If so, then let RideConnect help you get back on the road to a fulfilling life!

To find transportation resources, you can call one of our friendly and caring transportation counselors at (914) 242-7433. We are staffed Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm and we look forward to speaking with you!

Please consider giving the gift of mobility and independence to those in our community who are unable to drive. All that you need is a valid driver’s license and the desire to make a difference! You can volunteer as little or as much time as you are willing to give and we look forward to hearing from you.   Please click on our website and look for the volunteer link

2875 Route 35 Suite 6S-5
Katonah, NY 10536 us

Website

914 242 7433

Community Cares

Putnam Community Cares, Inc. (dba Community Cares) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization that provides help in managing normal household tasks for families of school-aged children who have a parent dealing with cancer or other major medical illnesses. We serve families throughout Putnam County, Northern Westchester and Southern Dutchess.

Community Cares was founded by Amy Sayegh in 2007 as a way to pay forward the help she received while undergoing cancer treatments and caring for her three small children. She learned that having help to manage daily life tasks during this critical time is essential to the entire family’s peace of mind. Since its inception, Community Cares has assisted hundreds of other families struggling with the same type of situation.

Community Cares offers our clients FREE household services, including meals donated by local restaurants, household cleaning, and laundry wash and fold services. We also provide a peer support network to the families.

Putnam Community Cares is a community wide project that uses local resources to help those in need the most.

Mission

Our mission is to help families manage normal daily routines while a parent is dealing with cancer or another medical diagnosis. We provide families with free meals, laundry service, and house cleaning as well as a network of support to moms and dads faced with major medical illnesses while trying to raise children.

953 S. Lake Blvd
Mahopac, NY 10541 United States

845-621-Care (Main)

The Friends of the Somers Public Library

The Friends of the Somers Library provide support for the needs of a contemporary library.  To do that, we seek community donations to fund programming and resources not provided in the operating budget, that are designed to benefit the diverse interests of our town and to keep our library vibrant.  There have been library “friends” since its inception.  Our most recent charter is from the University of the State of New York, granted in 1983.

 

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