Crafts and Story time at Barnes & Noble!

Thank you to Barnes & Noble for hosting the Anna House K-Prep students today for crafts and story time! The kids started the morning off decorating Christmas ornaments, which will be presented to the Ronald Mcdonald House of Long Island. The highlight of the trip was story time with our Chairman, Michael Dubb and President, Libby Imperio. Before heading back to Anna House, BCCA provided each child with a new holiday book and a few other treats!

You can support us online by going to bn.com and entering the Bookfair ID: 12005922 at checkout now through Sunday. Happy shopping!

Giving Thanks

Happy Thanksgiving from BCCA and everyone here at Anna House! Today we shared a special Thanksgiving Lunch with all the Anna House students and their families. Thank you to everyone who made this possible!

And a special shout out to the employees at Nieman Marcus Garden City and the Floral Park Women’s Club for their donations!

"The Bear Ate Your Sandwich"

On Thursday, October 27, we participated in Jumpstart's Read for the Record, a national campaign that was launched over a decade ago to address the educational inequities that leave too many children unprepared for kindergarten. This year our volunteer Marybeth read the book, "The Bear Ate Your Sandwich" by Julia Sarcone-Roach, as part of the world’s largest shared reading experience. The K-prep classroom took the campaign a step further by preparing their own tea sandwiches and making bear ears.

Racing for the Children presents "Cirque du BCCA"

On Wednesday, Aug. 24, Racing for the Children presented "Cirque du BCCA" at Saratoga's Hall of Springs. The event benefited the Belmont Childcare Association and honored Michael J. Del Giudice. Top thoroughbred trainers D. Wayne Lukas and Todd Pletcher were our celebrity auctioneers while NYRA on-air host Andy Serling emceed. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this special event.

Building a Partnership

We are very excited about our partnership with the Camp A.N.C.H.O.R. program and we thank Councilwoman Erin King Sweeney for making it possible! 

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