Joseph Mills named Outstanding Fundraising Volunteer
Joseph Mills
Volunteer
Joseph Mills of Huntington has been named an Outstanding Fundraising Volunteer by the Association of Fundraising Professionals' Long Island Chapter for “taking a leadership role on Long Island and making philanthropy an integral part of his life,” the organization said. Mills, who works at West Hills Chiropractic Pain Center in Huntington, is a member of the Advisory Board of the nonprofit Kids Need More, which strives to enhance the lives of children with cancer and life-threatening illnesses. The Mills family is also credited with starting the nonprofit’s Party for Life, which supports organizations including the Bone Marrow Foundation and the American Cancer Society.
Michael R. Ebert is an education researcher and has worked for Newsday in various capacities since 2003. He was part of an 11-person team named as 2008 Pulitzer Prize finalists for investigative coverage of the LIRR's platform safety issues.
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