Greiner-Maltz Enhances "Click for Charity" Program
Long Island City, NY, March 23, 2006 - Greiner-Maltz
is proud to announce that SHAREing & CAREing has joined the
list of distinguished charities appearing in the "Click for Charity"
section of their Website, www.greinermaltz.com. Other charities already
on the list include: THE NEW YORK TIMES Neediest Cases Fund, City Harvest,
and Queens Child Guidance Center.
WWW.GREINERMALTZ.COM is visited by thousands of bankers, appraisers,
lawyers, and corporate executives over the course of the year. With each
click on the Greiner-Maltz "Click for Charity" symbol, the visitor
elects to have Greiner-Maltz contribute money, with 100% of the proceeds
going to the selected charities.
"Organizations like SHAREing & CAREing depend on the corporate
support of the neighborhoods we serve and we are very grateful that our
business community gives back to the community we serve in. In this situation
Greiner-Maltz not only gives back, but they enable SHAREing & CAREing
to save lives of the people without health insurance" says Anna Kril,
President of SHAREing & CAREing.
The "Click for Charity" program provides donations to a representative
group of local charitable organizations. "With continued dedication
to the "Click for Charity" program, Greiner-Maltz is increasing
our commitment to join together the continuing success of our company
with charitable giving to the community", says John Maltz, SIOR,
President of Greiner-Maltz.
SHAREing & CAREing
Is the only community nonprofit organization providing grassroots support
services to breast and ovarian cancer patients and their families through
counseling, educational forums and advocacy services in Queens, and throughout
New York City, focusing on all women's health issues, and providing health
symposiums to educate and to take preventive actions for their well-being.
In 2005, over 7,500 people were served by SHAREing & CAREing. Additional
activities provided by SHAREing & CAREing include: individual advocacy,
referrals, essential services, support groups, educational forums, stress
reduction workshops, and pharmaceutical assistance. Languages spoken by
counselors include: English, Spanish, Greek, Ukrainian, and Italian. For
information on SHAREing & CAREing please contact Anna Kril, President
at 718-777-8713 or via email at Anna@shareing-careing.com.
THE NEW YORK TIMES NEEDIEST CASES FUND
Each year, The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund collects contributions
from the public by publishing stories about people living in despair in
New York. The active campaign begins in early November and runs for 90 days;
however, contributions are always welcome. Since The New York Times pays
all Fund expenses, 100% of the contributions go directly to the following
social service agencies: The Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service, Catholic
Charities of the Archdiocese of New York, Catholic Charities, Diocese of
Brooklyn and Queens, The Children's Aid Society, Community Service Society
of New York, Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, Inc., UJA - Federation
of New York.
CITY HARVEST
Founded in 1981, City Harvest is the world's largest and oldest food rescue
program. Each day, City Harvest picks up nearly 45,000 pounds of food
that would otherwise go to waste from restaurants, farms, grocers, bakeries,
and other sources and delivers it to community food organizations serving
needy New Yorkers. Its fleet of 14 refrigerated trucks is on the road
day and night, helping to feed nearly 200,000 hungry men, women, and children
each week.
QUEENS CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER
Established 50 years ago to promote the emotional well-being of children
and their families, the Queens Child Guidance Center offers a wide range
of services and practical supports. By offering community-based after-school
programs, tutoring, day care and therapy to children and their families,
the center helps children cope with challenges such as child abuse, profound
sadness and thoughts of suicide, school and behavior problems, foster
care placement and immigration difficulties. In 2002, the Queens Child
Guidance Center assisted 8,000 children and their families.
For more information on Greiner-Maltz, www.greinermaltz.com, or any available
properties in the metropolitan area please contact Alise Rabinowitz at
718-786-5050, via email at arabinowitz@greinermaltz.com or visit our Website
at www.greinermaltz.com.
About Greiner-Maltz
Since 1953 Greiner-Maltz has been engaged exclusively in the leasing, selling, appraising and managing of industrial, commercial, and investment property in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, New Jersey, Westchester, and Connecticut. The firms five offices are actively managed by Principals: John Maltz and Sharone Levy in Brooklyn and Queens; Swain Weiner, metro area investments; Tom Attivissimo in Long Island, Raymond Musalo in New Jersey, and Ayall Schanzer in Westchester. www.GreinerMaltz.com