What is THE Sag Harbor Partnership?
Sag Harbor Partnership is a 501(c)3 designated not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of the quality of life in Sag Harbor, NY.
The Sag Harbor Partnership is committed to preserving the natural, historic, and built environments of Sag Harbor; supporting its cultural life; and addressing social concerns. We are also committed to maintaining the unique character of our Main Street with its locally owned small businesses. Through community engagement and fundraising activities, we assist projects and organizations whose work furthers our stated purposes. By partnering with local government, the private sector, and concerned citizens, we strive to protect and enhance Sag Harbor for future generations.
The Sag Harbor Partnership is committed to preserving the natural, historic, and built environments of Sag Harbor; supporting its cultural life; and addressing social concerns. We are also committed to maintaining the unique character of our Main Street with its locally owned small businesses. Through community engagement and fundraising activities, we assist projects and organizations whose work furthers our stated purposes. By partnering with local government, the private sector, and concerned citizens, we strive to protect and enhance Sag Harbor for future generations.
Thank you to our generous community for bringing our Cinema Back! we've come a long way! we'll reopen as soon as it is safe. In the mean time, The Cinema is hosting drive in movies at haven's beach! go here for more information.
We're looking forward to the day when these new beautiful blue front doors open and we can enter our new Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center for its first screening! Our community is the best!
Kindness During Crisis: the sag harbor spirit
Helping our most vulnerable neighbors
Join us in supporting the family service league
“During these challenging times, FSL remains dedicated to maintaining vital programs that Long Islanders depend on every day. FSL is vigilantly following suggested safety protocols as it provides care to thousands of children and adults. This includes enhanced outreach via telehealth for mental health counseling, addiction treatment, senior advocacy programs, and care coordination. Our
deepest appreciation to those on the front-lines working tirelessly to keep all of us safe. FSL will continue to work in partnership with government officials, community leaders, and our donors to fund these critical programs. Together, we can overcome the challenges of this unprecedented pandemic and work toward a stronger future. Stay healthy and be well.”- Karen Boorshtein, FSL President & CEO
FSL’s DASH Crisis Center & Hotline open 24-Hours, 7-days a week!
Call the Hotline 631-952-3333 for immediate assistance.
In this time of uncertainty adults and children may be feeling the pressure which often manifests itself the forms of extreme anxiety, depression, feelings of isolation, and much more. FSL’s unique care center is a beacon of hope for Suffolk County children and adults who are struggling to cope. Call 631-952-3333 for assistance.
FSL offers free caregiver support and counseling to those caring for a loved one over 60 or someone with dementia. Call 631-724-6300.Seniors and families are in need of advocacy and help when working with Nursing Homes and Assisted Living facilities. The FSL Long Term Care Ombudsman Program utilizes volunteers and staff to advocate for residents and their families. FSL’s team assists in gaining important information regarding current living situations and health conditions. Call 631-470-6755.
FREE Counseling & Support for all workers affected by Covid-19
24-hours, 7 days a week for Front-Line Healthcare Professionals & Staff, First Responders, and all Essential Workers If you are struggling with your daily routine, you find that your peer and family relationships are suffering, or the effects of stress are overwhelming - FSL is here for you. Call 888-375-2228 any time!
FSL’s network of Homeless Shelters remain fully staffed and operational. FSL provides food,
deepest appreciation to those on the front-lines working tirelessly to keep all of us safe. FSL will continue to work in partnership with government officials, community leaders, and our donors to fund these critical programs. Together, we can overcome the challenges of this unprecedented pandemic and work toward a stronger future. Stay healthy and be well.”- Karen Boorshtein, FSL President & CEO
FSL’s DASH Crisis Center & Hotline open 24-Hours, 7-days a week!
Call the Hotline 631-952-3333 for immediate assistance.
In this time of uncertainty adults and children may be feeling the pressure which often manifests itself the forms of extreme anxiety, depression, feelings of isolation, and much more. FSL’s unique care center is a beacon of hope for Suffolk County children and adults who are struggling to cope. Call 631-952-3333 for assistance.
FSL offers free caregiver support and counseling to those caring for a loved one over 60 or someone with dementia. Call 631-724-6300.Seniors and families are in need of advocacy and help when working with Nursing Homes and Assisted Living facilities. The FSL Long Term Care Ombudsman Program utilizes volunteers and staff to advocate for residents and their families. FSL’s team assists in gaining important information regarding current living situations and health conditions. Call 631-470-6755.
FREE Counseling & Support for all workers affected by Covid-19
24-hours, 7 days a week for Front-Line Healthcare Professionals & Staff, First Responders, and all Essential Workers If you are struggling with your daily routine, you find that your peer and family relationships are suffering, or the effects of stress are overwhelming - FSL is here for you. Call 888-375-2228 any time!
FSL’s network of Homeless Shelters remain fully staffed and operational. FSL provides food,
- More information HERE
new video series: Long Island heroes
LONG ISLAND HEROES
Here on Long Island we celebrate those on the front-line of this COVID crisis, working in hospitals and health care, EMS, police and fire departments, as well as in supermarkets, stores, pharmacies, gas stations, post offices, house cleaners, yard workers and those staff and volunteers serving meals to our homeless, vulnerable and unemployed neighbors.
The films are produced by Paul McIsaac in collaboration with the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center
Here on Long Island we celebrate those on the front-line of this COVID crisis, working in hospitals and health care, EMS, police and fire departments, as well as in supermarkets, stores, pharmacies, gas stations, post offices, house cleaners, yard workers and those staff and volunteers serving meals to our homeless, vulnerable and unemployed neighbors.
The films are produced by Paul McIsaac in collaboration with the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center
The Sag Harbor Food Pantry
The Sag Harbor Food Pantry is working with a small and able crew, the easiest way that you can help them with their work is to send a check to Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry, PO Box 1241, Sag Harbor, NY. 11963
The pantry is a 501c3 NFP and your donation is tax-deductible.
Pantry clients get fresh meat, dairy and produce.
Needed:
Breakfast Cereal (nothing too fancy, rather cornflakes and rice Krispies – things kids will eat)
Long grain dried white rice
Tomato sauce—whole or smashed tomatoes. canned or bottled, or marinara-type sauce
Dried black beans
Dried or canned dog and cat food
Dried pasta
No soup (they have plenty)
No canned veggies, their clients have fresh instead every week
No volunteers are needed at present, and they are trying to keep staff limited for safety
If you have the above goods, there's a big blue container on the west side of the Whaler's Church where it can be left.
This is the gigantic landmark church at 44 Union St.
Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry, PO Box 1241, Sag Harbor, NY. 11963
The pantry is a 501c3 NFP and your donation is tax-deductible.
Pantry clients get fresh meat, dairy and produce.
Needed:
Breakfast Cereal (nothing too fancy, rather cornflakes and rice Krispies – things kids will eat)
Long grain dried white rice
Tomato sauce—whole or smashed tomatoes. canned or bottled, or marinara-type sauce
Dried black beans
Dried or canned dog and cat food
Dried pasta
No soup (they have plenty)
No canned veggies, their clients have fresh instead every week
No volunteers are needed at present, and they are trying to keep staff limited for safety
If you have the above goods, there's a big blue container on the west side of the Whaler's Church where it can be left.
This is the gigantic landmark church at 44 Union St.
Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry, PO Box 1241, Sag Harbor, NY. 11963
Healthcare Heroes Fund for COVID-19
In these unprecedented, turbulent times Stony Brook Southampton Hospital is taking all appropriate action and making all appropriate preparations to care for our communities during this COVID-19 crisis.. Our dedicated family of doctors, nurses and staff are rising to this challenge and are adapting to ever evolving CDC, as well as New York State and Suffolk County Department of Health guidelines and policies. We are also collaborating regularly with our colleagues at Stony Brook Medicine and the New York Department of Health.
Our preparations include:
To support the extraordinary expenses associated with our hospital’s equally extraordinary efforts to care for our communities during the Coronavirus outbreak, you can make a gift to help our efforts.
DONATE NOW
You can also mail a check made payable to Southampton Hospital Foundation to:
Southampton Hospital Foundation
240 Meeting House Lane
Southampton, NY 11968
In these unprecedented, turbulent times Stony Brook Southampton Hospital is taking all appropriate action and making all appropriate preparations to care for our communities during this COVID-19 crisis.. Our dedicated family of doctors, nurses and staff are rising to this challenge and are adapting to ever evolving CDC, as well as New York State and Suffolk County Department of Health guidelines and policies. We are also collaborating regularly with our colleagues at Stony Brook Medicine and the New York Department of Health.
Our preparations include:
- Ensuring ample staffing
- Identifying areas of the Hospital that can accommodate additional beds (ICU and Medical-Surgical) to expand our capacity as demand increases
- Acquiring equipment, technology, supplies to accommodate a potential patient surge
To support the extraordinary expenses associated with our hospital’s equally extraordinary efforts to care for our communities during the Coronavirus outbreak, you can make a gift to help our efforts.
DONATE NOW
You can also mail a check made payable to Southampton Hospital Foundation to:
Southampton Hospital Foundation
240 Meeting House Lane
Southampton, NY 11968
A LETTER FROM BHCCRC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, BONNIE MICHELLE CANNON
We are just beginning week 4 of school closures and The Center’s Call to Action for our kids and families. As you know, the families we serve are economically fragile. Over half our families have lost income.
This is a CRISIS and we are asking for your help now and for our future.
Our food pantry is operating smoothly and serving our families twice a week. This past week we were able to provide food for 25 families, which is 82 individuals. The families have been very grateful for the help in this difficult time.
Thirty of our After-School kids are now participating in our on-line learning. Only 10 were connected he first week. All but one, now have a computer on loan at home, and we have only a few more homes in need of internet. Thank you, Altice and Bridgehampton School District.
With our kids connected and food being supplied to our families, I was able to individually connect with our teens, their families and our college students to assess their needs. Eleven families need food. This includes 56 individuals. 22 have lost income, some households all their income.
$300 will feed a family of 4 for one week
$500 provide certified individual on-line tutoring
$1,000 can provide one of our families with their own computer
Pledge towards The Center’s Emergency Fund
PLEASE SUPPORT OUR MISSION
Stay Safe. Peace and Blessings,
Bonnie
Bridgehampton Childcare & Recreational Center, Mailing Address: BHCCRC P.O. Box 1197 Bridgehampton NY 11932
We are just beginning week 4 of school closures and The Center’s Call to Action for our kids and families. As you know, the families we serve are economically fragile. Over half our families have lost income.
This is a CRISIS and we are asking for your help now and for our future.
Our food pantry is operating smoothly and serving our families twice a week. This past week we were able to provide food for 25 families, which is 82 individuals. The families have been very grateful for the help in this difficult time.
Thirty of our After-School kids are now participating in our on-line learning. Only 10 were connected he first week. All but one, now have a computer on loan at home, and we have only a few more homes in need of internet. Thank you, Altice and Bridgehampton School District.
With our kids connected and food being supplied to our families, I was able to individually connect with our teens, their families and our college students to assess their needs. Eleven families need food. This includes 56 individuals. 22 have lost income, some households all their income.
$300 will feed a family of 4 for one week
$500 provide certified individual on-line tutoring
$1,000 can provide one of our families with their own computer
Pledge towards The Center’s Emergency Fund
PLEASE SUPPORT OUR MISSION
Stay Safe. Peace and Blessings,
Bonnie
Bridgehampton Childcare & Recreational Center, Mailing Address: BHCCRC P.O. Box 1197 Bridgehampton NY 11932
Please join us in support of The Retreat
Message from the Retreat Executive Director Loretta K. Davis
Thank You So many of you have reached out to offer support and encouragement, thank you. It means so much to me and the entire staff at The Retreat.
While we can’t change what’s going on in the world, we can make a difference! For those who have suffered from abuse, the issues do not pause or take a break even during the declared National Emergency for COVID-19. In fact, those issues may become more difficult to manage.
Call if You or Someone You Know Needs Help: 24-Hour Hotline (631)329-2200
In this time of crisis, The Retreat is here for anyone in need of assistance. We want to be clear that the agency is not closed. To ensure clients are supported we have taken specific steps to maintain access for those in need:
- The 24-hour Hotline is operational, with access to multiple languages. (631)329-2200 or Deaf Crisis Line at VP (321)800-3323
- Our counselors are available for phone sessions.
- Advocates are working remotely with clients and the courts. Orders of Protection are being still being granted by courts and enforced.
- Our emergency shelter remains operational, with safety protocols in place.
- Many of our administrative functions are being done by employees working from home. If you call the main office (631)329-4398, please leave a message and someone will return your call shortly or email info@theretreatinc.org.
If you would like to support Retreat families during this challenging time, please consider making a donation. Your support will help cover the cost of:
- The expanded need for services as isolation and tensions rise.
- Food for our shelter and survivors who are struggling to cover essentials.
- Basic hygiene items and deep cleanings which will help us protect our staff and clients.
- Remote communication platforms for survivors.
- Video conferencing tools for our staff.
With deep gratitude,
Loretta K. Davis, Executive Director
We are still providing services. We are not closed. Call our hotline if you need help. (631) 329-2200
Honoring Local Heroes
The Mask project comes to sag harbor
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WEAR A MASK
PLEASE DO IT FOR YOUR NEIGHBORS FRIENDS CO-WORKERS GRANDPARENTS CHILDREN SPOUSE The Sag Harbor Partnership is proud to provide financial support for the Mask Project, conceived by Bob Weinstein for the Village of Sag Harbor. Thank you Mayor Mulcahy, Bob Plumb and the Village Board for your stewardship in this time of crisis. Thank you to all of the first responders and emergency service providers who are helping us all get through this! Thank you to Michael Heller for the photos of our local heroes. 
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Save Sag Harbor
SAVE SAG HARBOR is looking for volunteers. If you are able to help bring groceries, supplies or prescriptions to the elderly or the quarantined, please send your number and email address to info@savesagharbor.com.
We may also need people who are able to bring hot meals to those who are ill or in quarantine.
Save Sag Harbor will publish an ongoing list in their newsletter alerts and on the website, savesagharbor.com. This will include your name, email address and cell number.
Important:
If you have been exposed to anyone with the virus or have symptoms, please do not volunteer. And even if you are well, please limit any interaction with the person you are helping to correspond to the CDC guidelines. We recommend dropping items off at the person’s gate or door, and ask those receiving items to disinfect with sanitizing wipes. Always remember to wash your hands thoroughly.
If you need help, or know of anyone who needs help:
If you are quarantined, elderly or most vulnerable to the Coronavirus and need help obtaining your groceries, supplies, prescriptions, a hot meal or an occasional phone call, please let us know at info@savesagharbor.com
We may also need people who are able to bring hot meals to those who are ill or in quarantine.
Save Sag Harbor will publish an ongoing list in their newsletter alerts and on the website, savesagharbor.com. This will include your name, email address and cell number.
Important:
If you have been exposed to anyone with the virus or have symptoms, please do not volunteer. And even if you are well, please limit any interaction with the person you are helping to correspond to the CDC guidelines. We recommend dropping items off at the person’s gate or door, and ask those receiving items to disinfect with sanitizing wipes. Always remember to wash your hands thoroughly.
If you need help, or know of anyone who needs help:
If you are quarantined, elderly or most vulnerable to the Coronavirus and need help obtaining your groceries, supplies, prescriptions, a hot meal or an occasional phone call, please let us know at info@savesagharbor.com
Sag Harbor Village has a Facebook Page
Go here for updates
We reinstalled and lit the sign May 25, 2019
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The final phase:
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SAG HARBOR WATER QUALITY INITIATIVE REPORT
Dr. Christopher Gobler a professor at the SUNY School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook, reported on the results of his work assessing the water quality in marine waters surrounding Sag Harbor Village from 2018-2019 on February 6, 2020. "A two-year study of water quality in Sag Harbor found that is good overall but that nitrogen loading, mostly from conventional cesspools and septic tanks leaching untreated wast into groundwater, is promoting algae growth including a rust tide in the summer. The study also found fecal bacteria - some of it from human waste, possibly including boaters illegally releasing effluent - is an issue in some locations." Read more HERE in the Sag Harbor Express.
The Sag Harbor Partnership supports this important work through a Grant to Stoney Brook University School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences. Many thanks to Mary Ann Eddy, chair of the Harbor Committee for her work coordinating the study. Dr. Gobler's report is available by clicking the button below.
The Sag Harbor Partnership supports this important work through a Grant to Stoney Brook University School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences. Many thanks to Mary Ann Eddy, chair of the Harbor Committee for her work coordinating the study. Dr. Gobler's report is available by clicking the button below.
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supporting SANS and our history
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We are grateful to for a generous $4,600 grant from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation in 2018 to partially fund a survey of homes and the cultural history of the SANS (Sag Harbor Hills, Azurest, and Ninevah subdivisions) neighborhoods in Sag Harbor.
We are happy to be a part of this worthy endeavor! For more info, please see this article in the Sag Harbor Express. |
Or send a CHECK to SAG HARBOR PARTNERSHIP to:
Sag Harbor Partnership, PO Box 182, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
THE SAG HARBOR PARTNERSHIP 501(c)3 TAX ID/EIN NUMBER: 45-4940725
Contributions are tax deductible pursuant to the IRS guidelines for 501(c)3 organizations.
Questions or comments? Reach us by email at info@sagharborpartnership.org
Sag Harbor Partnership, PO Box 182, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
THE SAG HARBOR PARTNERSHIP 501(c)3 TAX ID/EIN NUMBER: 45-4940725
Contributions are tax deductible pursuant to the IRS guidelines for 501(c)3 organizations.
Questions or comments? Reach us by email at info@sagharborpartnership.org
SAG HARBOR WALKING TOURS
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OUR FREE SAG HARBOR WALKING TOURS APP!
For Android phones, please CLICK HERE.
For iPhones, please CLICK HERE.
For a full list of our Walking Tours, please click on our Walking Tours page!
We have also produced, for parents and children without smartphones, a paper brochures of the Kids' Walking Tour available at the Windmill and other friendly stops (as well as the Wharf Shop), the Sag Harbor Cultural District Tour, and Cornices & Pilasters: Sag Harbor Architecture.
After you download your app, simply click on the tour of your choice for a quick download, and off you go.
If you want to enjoy the tours from your computer, please click on our WALKING TOURS link.
For Android phones, please CLICK HERE.
For iPhones, please CLICK HERE.
For a full list of our Walking Tours, please click on our Walking Tours page!
We have also produced, for parents and children without smartphones, a paper brochures of the Kids' Walking Tour available at the Windmill and other friendly stops (as well as the Wharf Shop), the Sag Harbor Cultural District Tour, and Cornices & Pilasters: Sag Harbor Architecture.
After you download your app, simply click on the tour of your choice for a quick download, and off you go.
If you want to enjoy the tours from your computer, please click on our WALKING TOURS link.
Honoring our first responders
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We want to acknowledge all of our brave First Responders for their quick action in containing the fire under the hardest circumstances. Their courage and commitment saved lives. They accept donations in the form of checks at:
Sag Harbor Fire Department, PO Box 209, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Sag Harbor Volunteer Ambulance Corps, PO Box 2725, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Sag Harbor Police Benevolent Association, PO Box 1293, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
And more than ever, we urge you to support our local businesses!
Sag Harbor Fire Department, PO Box 209, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Sag Harbor Volunteer Ambulance Corps, PO Box 2725, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Sag Harbor Police Benevolent Association, PO Box 1293, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
And more than ever, we urge you to support our local businesses!