Mercy Home - Mary E. Casey Residence dedicated. Sunday, September 11, 2011. This residence is a first for Mercy Home on Long Island and is home to 6 young women all of whom attend local day habilitation programs in the community.
 Doo Wop Night at Mercy to benefit the programs and services for children and adults in our respite and creative arts programs. The Angeltones, an all girl group from New Jersey, had the room jumping with hits from the 40’s through the 80’s from the likes of Lesley Gore to the Supremes. 150 guests enjoyed a sumptuous meal from our friends at Gargiulo’s and a great show courtesy of the Angeltones.
Here are some photos from Mercy Home's Fall Event "The ANGELTONES Doo Wop Show".
Mercy Home Spirit Day - “Returning Home” was the theme this year culminating the agency’s return to its original foundation at the Covent of Mercy in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. This year, staff and residents selected a King and Queen from its direct care staff, both of whom had begun their careers at “Old Mercy Home”. Roz Pearson with 35 years of experience was selected as Queen and Edwin Martinez with 27 years of service, was selected as the King. 300 family, friends, staff, residents and board members enjoyed a full day of activities, cotton candy, ice cream, food and music by DOC Watt.
Pequita and her sisters enjoying a fun moment together. |
Linda and her parents enjoy a photo op
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Board Member Michael Cibelli and his family enjoying the day. |
The King and Queen are crowned. Roz Pearson, DSP/Mentor, Sr. Dolores Spinner (former director at Santulli residence), Ed Martinez and Rene pose for the camera. |
RECENT ADDITIONS.....
NEW YORK NONPROFIT PRESS
Mercy Home is elected as "Agency of the Month" (read full NYNP article >>)
You can also read the full article on the NYNP website: http://www.nynp.biz
Mercy Home Raises $80K at 20011- 2012 Golf Classic (read full NYNP article >>)
MERCY HOME HONORS THE WAGER FAMILY WITH ITS PARTNERS IN MERCY AWARD
April 3, 2011. Mercy Home for Children, a non- profit specializing in residential and supportive programs for children and adults with autism and other developmental challenges, held its annual Partners in Mercy Luncheon on Sunday, April 3, 2011 at Russo’s on the Bay. The honorees were Robert Wager of Brookside Painting, Richard, Jason and Greg Wager of Wager Contracting, Nina Wager of General Investigations. The Wager family have been tireless supporters of the agency and its mission. Proceeds from the event benefit the respite and creative arts programs in Brooklyn for children and adults with autism.
2011-12 MERCY HOME GOLF CLASSIC
Battleground CC
Chaired by Board VP, Frank J. Keating and committee members. Proceeds benefit the support programs and services provided by Mercy Home. Sell -out crowd, enjoyed very hot weather, great golfing and terrific food and prizes. Some highlights:
Longest Drive (men) Greg Wager - Wager Contracting
Longest Drive (women) Bobbi McGowan – BOMA NY
1st place winners: Altas Acon
2nd place-MDB Development
3rd place - CTSI
4th place - Rick’s Painting
5th - All Nu Electric
Board President - Jimmy Slattery (above)
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Young Professionals Host Night at the Cyclones, Summer, 2011.
Young Professionals gathered together with men and women from 4 residences to enjoy the Cyclones at MCU Park in Coney Island. The gang was treated to hot dogs, nachos, sodas, and Cyclone hats.
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(Pictured above: Frantz and Stacy)
Pictured: Frank Fellone, Mike Bernaz and Young Professionals group at Cyclones.
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