In the news
December 2018
The Long Islander
The Long Islander
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February 2018
The Smithtown News "Young ambassador making a difference. Student raises $$$ for kids in need, earns trip to Ellen Show." Read full article here |
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February 2018
ACLD February Newsletter Article
Three murals that were installed in October at ACLD. We were featured in their February newsletter. The project was sponsored by the Thomas and Jeanne Elmezzi Foundation. Read full article here
ACLD February Newsletter Article
Three murals that were installed in October at ACLD. We were featured in their February newsletter. The project was sponsored by the Thomas and Jeanne Elmezzi Foundation. Read full article here
11/1/17
10 Event Ideas & Products You May Have Missed at BizBash Live: New York
"10 Event Ideas & Products from BizBash NYC! From a karaoke booth inside a Ferrari to laser-guided painting, here's a look at the latest products, decor, and teambuilding ideas from the show for meeting and event professionals." Check out who #3 is!
10 Event Ideas & Products You May Have Missed at BizBash Live: New York
"10 Event Ideas & Products from BizBash NYC! From a karaoke booth inside a Ferrari to laser-guided painting, here's a look at the latest products, decor, and teambuilding ideas from the show for meeting and event professionals." Check out who #3 is!
8/24/17
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8/4/17
Dynasty/Splashes of Hope Paint Night 2017 "Last week the friends and family of Dynasty Brush got together with our friends at Splashes of Hope to take things from clinical to colorful at hospitals and medical clinics. You may remember from a previous post on the blog, that Splashes of Hope and Dynasty Brush have a very special relationship forged through the hearts of both Splashes of Hope founder Heather Buggee and FM Brush's late CEO Frederick V. Mink. " Read the full blog here |
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4/2/17
Nash Matters: Splashes of Hope
Nash Matters: Splashes of Hope
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Our founder, Heather Buggee & volunteer, Jimmy Knapp went live with Tiffany Marie from NASH FM 94.7 .
Listen in on why Heather started Splashes Of Hope and how she continues to grow our mission to improve lives and bring happiness to patients and facility residents: http://www.nashfm947.com/2017/04/04/nash-matters-splashes-of-hope-4217/ |
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12/16/2016
Our friends at Dynasty Brush featured Splashes of Hope in their December Blog
Our friends at Dynasty Brush featured Splashes of Hope in their December Blog
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"In 2013 Mr. Frederick Mink, CEO of FM Brush, read a news article featuring Splashes and Hope. Mr. Mink was so inspired by their mission that he contacted the organization, wanting to help the artists that bring those murals to life. FM Brush began donating brushes to Splashes of Hope, Heather and Fred became friends, and a wonderful bond was born. Last year Splashes of Hope made Mr. Mink "Man of the Year" at their annual fundraising gala.
Mr. Mink passed away in 2015 due to complications with lung cancer. He spent his final days in the care of those oat Glen Cove hospital. This summer on the anniversary of the passing of Mr. Mink, Ms. Buggee and Mr. Mink's daughter and FM Brush's Director of Cosmetic and Retail Sales Ms. Jacqueline Mink Cooper got together at Glen Cove hospital. It was there that the planning of a mural in honor of Mr. Mink began." Read the full blog posting here |
Our Founder, Heather working on the Legacy Mural for Mr. Mink
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12/09/2016
Family Donates Mural for Glen Cove Hospital’s Rehabilitation Unit
"Frederick Mink was cared for at Glen Cove Hospital in his final days of lung cancer and his daughters were so appreciative of the compassionate care he received that they worked with Splashes of Hope to donate a mural for the hospital’s rehab unit."
Family Donates Mural for Glen Cove Hospital’s Rehabilitation Unit
"Frederick Mink was cared for at Glen Cove Hospital in his final days of lung cancer and his daughters were so appreciative of the compassionate care he received that they worked with Splashes of Hope to donate a mural for the hospital’s rehab unit."
12/09/2016
Corporate team-building program makes a splash in the Long Island Business News December issue
Corporate team-building program makes a splash in the Long Island Business News December issue
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"Cause-related team-building events can help employees refine their staff dynamics while providing a common meaningful purpose that helps their communities. Studies show these programs can enhance brand reputation as well as employee recruitment, engagement and retention. For Huntington-based Splashes of Hope, these events are an integral part of sponsorship and fundraising programs." Read full article here |
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Is your corporation ready to Make A Splash? With the guidance of Splashes of Hope professional artists, participants will create custom mural work designed for a local hospital. The mural work completed will be donated and displayed within a local healthcare facility, changing the hospital environment from clinical to colorful. If you are interested, call us to schedule a free customized consultation at 631.424.8230
09/16/2016
Fios1 News Features Splashes of Hope
Click to see the video - In the Art Studio: Splashes of Hope
Fios1 News Features Splashes of Hope
Click to see the video - In the Art Studio: Splashes of Hope
9/16/2015
#DFGives: Volunteer with Splashes of Hope at Dreamforce
#DFGives: Volunteer with Splashes of Hope at Dreamforce
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Every day at Dreamforce there is an opportunity for the Salesforce community to give back and on Thursday, September 17 at the Dreampark, Splashes of Hope invited volunteers to help support children’s health. Read about on the #DFGives blog |
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9/22/2016
Long Islander News: Changing Environments, From Clinical to Colorful
Coindre Hall was transported back to the Roaring Twenties last Thursday night, when attendees of the nonprofit Splashes of Hope’s 20th anniversary gala dressed in flapper dresses and striped, three-button suits, marched in past Ford Model T vehicles lined up on the front lawn and to the tune live jazz music playing at the entrance of the Huntington mansion.
Read full article here
Long Islander News: Changing Environments, From Clinical to Colorful
Coindre Hall was transported back to the Roaring Twenties last Thursday night, when attendees of the nonprofit Splashes of Hope’s 20th anniversary gala dressed in flapper dresses and striped, three-button suits, marched in past Ford Model T vehicles lined up on the front lawn and to the tune live jazz music playing at the entrance of the Huntington mansion.
Read full article here
3/17/2015
Splashes of Hope Facilitates Healing Through Murals
The Healing Power of Arts & Artists features an article about our cause. Read full article here
Splashes of Hope Facilitates Healing Through Murals
The Healing Power of Arts & Artists features an article about our cause. Read full article here
3/13/2015
Splashes of Hope brightens patients' lives
Splashes of Hope brightens patients' lives
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"Standing in the playroom at United Cerebral Palsy Children's Center in Commack, it's hard to believe the concrete block walls of this former gymnasium were once stark white. Nowadays, these walls can talk; they sing, really, with colorful images of floating balloons, massive orange pumpkins, lush trees and rolling hills, gigantic sunflowers, dancing butterflies, hearts, bunnies and bears."
Read Newsday article here |
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