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There's power in numbers. This homeless sex offender shelter will directly impact the safety and security of our families and will negatively decrease what's left of our property value in the Town of Babylon. This is a cause that merits the attention of all homeowners and parents. Sex offenders commit their acts of violence against women and children. The County Executive should consider placing more shelter trailers on the grounds of the Suffolk County jail, so the population sex offenders can get the 24 hour around the clock supervision that is needed for their sick violent minds. As a community of concern parents we must collectively come together, for the best interest of our community at large.
POWER TO THE PEOPLE!!!!
Ed Graham
BLCA / Chairman
Public Safety and
Community Coalition.
Family.
Donald Winkfield is a good and honorable Blackman, at a time when most of our black leadership in the city of NY, was terrified of the city administration, there were a few black men and women that stood up and spoke truth to power regarding the corruption and abuse of authority. Donald Winkfield was one of those individuals. I will always respect him, for not only speaking out on his own issues, but speaking out on behalf of those that had no media vehicle or voice to be heard. Hopefully one day Donald Winkfield will be recognized by our African Family, for his contributions to the struggle of our people, in the NYC Law Enforcement Community.
P.S. Let's not forget about all of our brothers and sisters who were fired unjustfully by the city administration, what about there families and children.
In the spirit of peace and respect, I wish all a healthy holiday season. (COLLECTIVE EMPOWERMENT IS THE KEY TO OUR SUCCESS))
God Bless.
Ed Graham
former 1st
President
Guardians Association
Phil Andrews Elected
President for the 2009 - 2001 Term.
100 Black Men of Long Island, Inc.,
New blood has been injected into the leadership of 100 Black Men of Long Island, Inc., with the election of new board members.
The new members of the Board were elected June 2009.
100 Black Men of Long Island, Inc., was established in 1974 and incorporated the same year as a non-profit organization. The purpose of the organization is to improve the quality of life in Nassau-Suffolk Counties.
The organization supports Four For the Future; Mentoring, Education, Health & Wellness and Economic Development. The membership of OHBMLI is composed of men who demonstrate excellence in a broad range of professional endeavors.
Phil Andrews has been named president for the 2009 - 2001 Term.
The Headquarters of 100 Black Men of Long Island, Inc. is located at 9 Centre Street, Hempstead, New York 11550. You may contact the 100 Black Men of Long Island, Inc. via email @ obmli@verizon.net
Belmont Lake Estate Community Partnership Information, Please donate to S.O.N.I.A.Y. Youth Empowerment Program -End of Year Banquet
Community Family.
This is a very good youth empowerment program that has helped thousands of young people on Long Island. On behalf of the community and the young people who participate in the programs provided by S.O.N.I.A.Y. Inc, any assistance that you can give, will be greatly appreciated. (see attachment)
YES WE CAN!!!
Ed Graham
Hello FAMILY, FRIENDS & SUPPORTERS
On June 10, 2009, S.O.N.I.A.Y. is hosting our third annual End of the Year Banquet at Brennan High School. This year, we need your help. Donations and volunteers are significantly down this year. Please read the attached letter which assesses our needs for the event. Because we are a 501 ( c ) 3 organization, all contributions are tax deductible. Please HELP US, service the needs of our CHILDREN! We want this day to be special for the community.
Phil Andrews Elected 
New blood has been injected into the leadership of 100 Black Men of Long Island, Inc., with the election of new board members.