This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for New Yorkers who spend their time putting others before themselves. Oodles of city residents give freely of themselves in infinite ways, but this year's crop of do-gooders use their own unique skills and credentials to improve -- and even save -- lives in New York City.

"Skills-based volunteering is a large, growing trend," said Samantha Warfield, spokeswoman for Corporation for National & Community Service. Retired professionals in particular, she noted, "have a wealth of knowledge they use for a second act."

Below are four notable New Yorkers who have given back in unconventional ways.

PLUS: Home heating oil prices rise and deer population explodes Credit: Newsday

Hochul, Blakeman poll, home heating oil prices rise, and deer population explodes. Here's a look at some of the exclusive stories you may have missed this week on NewsdayTV.

PLUS: Home heating oil prices rise and deer population explodes Credit: Newsday

Hochul, Blakeman poll, home heating oil prices rise, and deer population explodes. Here's a look at some of the exclusive stories you may have missed this week on NewsdayTV.

SUBSCRIBE

Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months

ACT NOWSALE ENDS SOON | CANCEL ANYTIME