Since inception, The Long Island Community Foundation has operated as an affiliate of The New York Community Trust.
As part of our centennial celebrations, we are creating a single, unified organization to more powerfully advocate for our region with one voice.
We will still maintain our physical offices in Long Island with the same dedicated staff who will continue to honor and build upon our relationships with local nonprofits and communities.
You can now find us at: https://www.thenytrust.org/long-island/
The New York Community Trust. For Long Island. Forever.
Melville, NY (July 13,2015)– The Long Island Community Foundation recently appointed Sandra R. Krasnoff to its Board of Advisors. “Sandra has outstanding integrity and leadership in community philanthropy, said David M. Okorn, LICF’s executive director. “We are honored to have her on our board and look forward to her invaluable commitment she will bring to LICF.
Sandra R. Krasnoff, 96’ graduate of NYU School of Law was the former Senior VP, Corporate Secretary and General Counsel for the Pall Corporation. She is currently on the boards of the Tills Center for the Performing Arts at LIU Post and American Dance Machine for the 21st Century. She has extensive experience in corporate governance, compliance (ethics and trade), mergers and acquisitions, litigation and environmental and regulatory matters.
Sandra currently resides in Oyster Bay Cove with her husband, Eric.
Through the generosity of our donors, the Long Island Community Foundation invests in groups that create positive change and have a significant impact on the quality of life on Long Island. To learn more about these grants and the Long IslandCommunity Foundation, visit our website at www.licf.org.Like us on Facebook,follow us on Twitter @LICommunityFndt, and connect with us on LinkedIn.
Since 1978, the Long Island Community Foundation has been the home of charitable Long Islanders who share a passion and commitment to improve their communities. LICF supports an array of effective nonprofits that help make Long Island a vital and secure place to live, learn, work, and play, while building permanent resources for the future. The Foundation has made more than $150 million in grants from hundreds of funds established by individuals, families, and businesses. LICF is a division of The New York Community Trust, one of the country’s oldest and largest community foundations.
Need help or advice?
Marie C. Smith
Director of Donor Relations and Communications
(631) 991-8800, ext. 223
msmith@licf.org
Need help or advice?
Marie C. Smith
Director of Donor Relations and Communications
(631) 991-8800, ext. 223
msmith@licf.org