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Gershow Donates Aluminum Scrap To SBPLI Robotics Teams

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For the sixth year in a row, Gershow Recycling opened its Medford facility to local high school robotics teams participating in School-Business Partnerships of Long Island’s (SBPLI) upcoming Long Island FIRST® (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Competition to receive free aluminum scrap.

“Can Tabs for Kids” Program Extends to Valley Stream

On December 3, 2014, members of the Girl Scouts of Nassau County Troop #2029, Troop #2011 and Troop #2346 came to Gershow Recycling’s facility in Valley Stream to drop off 31 pounds of aluminum can tabs they collected over the past year as part of the “Can Tabs for Kids” program to benefit The Sunrise Fund. In addition, the Girl Scouts raised an additional $200 for The Sunrise Fund from a bake sale they recently hosted.

“Can Tabs for Kids” benefits the Sunrise Fund at Stony Brook University Medical Center, an organization that raises awareness and funds for specific projects to assist families with children fighting childhood cancer.

As part of the Can Tabs for Kids program, children bring in aluminum tabs from soft drink and pet food cans that their parents purchased and place them in collection bins. The bags are then taken out of the bins and brought to Gershow, where the contents are weighed and recycled. In addition to the amount paid for the weight of the can tabs, Gershow matches the amount raised.

Can Tabs for Kids began at William Floyd Elementary School in 2011. Maria Marks, a former William Floyd student who was diagnosed with cancer at a young age, was the inspiration for the program. Between the ages of two weeks and six months, she underwent numerous chemotherapy sessions. The constant exposure to the radiation resulted in Maria losing her hearing in both ears and now she must wear hearing aids. Her cancer has since been in remission.

The Girl Scout troops from Valley Stream learned about the program when they were searching for a local charity that they wanted to help. They came across Can Tabs for Kids and decided to take part in the program. The troop members have also learned about recycling and organized many recycling events, which is another reason why they chose Can Tabs for Kids.

Gershow Supports Winner of Long Island Championship Pumpkin Fling

Top row: Justin Felice and Ryan Maziarz. Center: Sam Myers, Andrew Ginnegar and Kyle Maziarz. Bottom: Ken Phalen, Jonathan Abrams, Steve Walis, Robert Phalen, Kyle Ness, Ben Meyer, Alex Petry, Jack Needham, and Dave Maziarz.

Gershow Recycling generously donated materials to the Islip High School catapult team so they could make improvements on their catapult, named the “Jack-O-Splatter.”

Gershow has supplied the team with much-needed replacement parts such as a steel rod and metal bearings to help launch the pumpkins further and more accurately.

The team won its division at the Long Island Championship Pumpkin Fling, which took place at the Suffolk County Farm in Yaphank on October 25, with a distance of 916.7 feet. The team also holds the Long Island record with a distance of 1,049.9 feet.

In showing the team’s appreciation for Gershow’s support, Ken Phalen, coach of the Islip High School Catapult Team, presented a framed photo of the team with an enclosed thank-you message to Gershow Manager Jonathan Abrams.

Gershow Recycling Supports Remediation of Historic Site Formerly Owned by Inventor Nikola Tesla

Pictured (left to right): Karl Sidenius, Gene Genova and David Seiler.

Over the past year, Gershow Recycling has been providing scrap metal containers to the Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe as part of its efforts to assist the non-profit organization remediate the historic site that was owned by the famous scientist and inventor, Nikola Tesla. During that period, more than 23.5 tons of scrap metal has been removed. The funds paid by Gershow are helping the organization to continue its mission of converting the property and the buildings into a regional science center.

The 16 acre property consists of a group of buildings, including a former residence, Tesla’s laboratory, waste water treatment plant, administration building and several warehouse buildings. Plans for the site include the Tesla Museum, innovation center, classrooms to host community and school workshops, visitor’s center and presentation facilities. Plans for the site include an innovation center for startup companies to help launch their businesses, classrooms to host community workshops in the scientific and medical fields and a visitor’s center.

Mr. Tesla purchased the property at the turn of the 20th century. In 1901, he built a laboratory he called Wardenclyffe. The lab was designed by his friend, architect Stanford White, who also designed for Mr. Tesla a huge tower to be used to transmit signals worldwide. Tesla’s original laboratory building still stands but the 187-foot tower was demolished in 1917. The Boldt family, who owned the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, ordered the tower’s demolition.

In 1939, the site became the home of Peerless Photo Products, a photo processing plant. Agfa-Gevaert, Inc. — at the time a division of the Bayer Corporation — bought the company in 1969 and took over operations. In 1987, the company ceased operations and closed its doors at the Wardenclyffe site.

In August 2012, The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe joined Internet cartoonist Matt Inman of TheOatmeal.com to launch a Web-based fundraising campaign to help raise funds to purchase the property. The campaign yielded $1.37 million and, in May 2013, TSC was able to buy the property. One month later, the organization reached out to Gershow as part of the cleanup effort.

“Gershow Recycling is proud to be part of the cleanup effort of one of Long Island’s historical sites,” said Gershow President Kevin Gershowitz. “We are looking forward to seeing this property become a thriving center for scientific education and innovation, which will help carry on the legacy of Nikola Tesla.”

Gershow Honored at Long Island Business News’ “50 Around 50” Event

Pictured: Kevin Gershowitz and Long Island Business News Publisher Scott Schoen.

Gershow Recycling was recognized by Long Island Business News for its 50 years in business at the publication’s “50 Around 50” awards ceremony, which was held on September 11, 2014 at Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury. Kevin Gershowitz, president of Gershow Recycling, accepted the honor on behalf of the company from LIBNPublisher Scott Schoen.

Gershow Donates $2,000 for Sixth Annual Play for Peace Soccer Tournament

Annual Event Brings Community Together through Sports

Pictured (left to right):Jonathan Abrams, Robert Calarco, and Pastor Jerry Bonfiglio.

Gershow Recycling sponsored and donated $2,000 to help defray the costs of putting on the sixth annual Play for Peace/Jugando Por La Paz Soccer Tournament, which was held August 9 at the Patchogue-Medford Youth Soccer Complex in Medford.

Approximately 500 spectators came to this free event. Twelve teams — eight men’s teams and four women’s teams — participated in the tournament. In the men’s division, Suffolk County Federal Credit Union was the winning team. The winner of the Women’s Division was The Village Idiot Bar & Grill. In addition to the tournament, members of the New York Cosmos hosted a soccer clinic for the children in attendance.

The goals of Play For Peace were to bring together diverse nationalities within the community for a full day of World Cup-style soccer and to use sports as a way for people from different ethnic backgrounds to find common ground. This year’s tournament was organized by the office of Suffolk County Legislator Robert Calarco.

“Gershow Recycling is pleased again to support this year’s Play for Peace tournament. We salute former Legislator Eddington for establishing this event and Legislator Calarco for continuing it, as an effort to bring members of our diverse communities together and build understanding through sports,” said Kevin Gershowitz, president of Gershow Recycling.

Gershow Recycling Donates Use of 10 Vehicles for the Northeast Regional Vehicle Extrication Challenge

Hagerman Fire Department Commissioner Carl Fargione (second from right), and Gershow Manager Jonathan Abrams (right) pose with participants and volunteers at the Northeast Vehicle Extrication Challenge, held at the fire department’s training grounds on June 28.

In support of local fire departments and the East Patchogue community, Gershow Recycling donated the use of 10 vehicles for the Northeast Vehicle Extrication Challenge, which was held on June 28 at the fire department’s training grounds in East Patchogue.

Ten teams from Long Island, upstate New York and New Jersey and volunteer judges from Canada took part in the daylong competition. Each team participated in two challenge pits: Limited Pit (where only hand and pneumatic tools are used), and Unlimited Pit (where all rescue tools are available, including heavy hydraulic rescue equipment). Those who competed in the Limited and Unlimited Pit had 20 minutes to extricate a “victim” from a “crash.” All teams were judged based on the command structure, hazard and scene control, patient and rescuer safety and techniques used to disentangle the patient.

Patchogue Lions Club Hosts “Christmas in June” for Local School Children at Boomer’s Family Fun Center

Annual Event Sponsored by Gershow Recycling

The Patchogue Lions Club held its fourteenth annual “Christmas in June” event on Wednesday, June 25 at Boomer’s Family Fun Center in Medford. For the ninth consecutive year, as part of its ongoing community service, Gershow Recycling sponsored the event by donating $2,500.

Approximately 140 school children from seven elementary schools in the Patchogue-Medford School District were chosen to participate in this year’s event by their respective principals. Since the Patchogue Lions Club has started “Christmas in June,” more than 1,500 children have participated in this fun-filled event.

“This was a nice way to give these children an opportunity to have some fun and spend the day with their friends,” said Vito LaMonica, Event Chairman and Past President, Patchogue Lions Club. “It gave the children a place to enjoy themselves, especially with the school year drawing to a close.”

Children were treated to lunch and then given full access for several hours to attractions, including rides, go-carts, wall climbing, bumper boats, and arcade games.

“We were very happy in joining with the Patchogue Lions Club to make this day possible for these children,” said Jonathan Abrams, Manager, Gershow Recycling. “They always have a great time here. With the summer season beginning, the timing couldn’t be better.”

William Floyd Elementary School Brings 2 Million Can Tabs to Gershow Recycling’s Medford Facility as Part of “Can Tabs for Kids” Program

Paul Desmond and Jonathan Abrams.

On June 13, Paul Desmond, a custodian at William Floyd Elementary School, brought down 2 million can tabs that were collected by the school’s students over the course of the school year as part of the “Can Tabs for Kids” program. The program benefits the Sunrise Fund at Stony Brook University Medical Center, an organization that raises awareness and funds for specific projects to assist families with children fighting childhood cancer.

As part of the Can Tabs for Kids program, students bring in aluminum tabs from soft drink and pet food cans that their parents purchased and place them in collection bins located in their classrooms. The bags are taken out of the bins and brought to Gershow, where the contents will be weighed and recycled. Each year, Gershow will match the amount raised by the school.

The Can Tabs for Kids program began at William Floyd Elementary School on February 4, 2011. Maria Marks, a former William Floyd student who was diagnosed with cancer at a young age, was the inspiration for the program. Between the ages of two weeks and six months, she underwent numerous chemotherapy sessions. The constant exposure to the radiation resulted in Maria losing her hearing in both ears and now she must wear hearing aids. Her cancer has since been in remission.

The month of June marked International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. This year alone, an estimated 10,450 children – or one out of 408 children – under the age of 15 will be diagnosed with cancer this year alone in the U.S., according to the American Cancer Society. It is estimated that 1,350 children will die from the disease this year.

Scholarships Awarded to Local Graduating High School Students

For the tenth year in a row, Gershow Recycling has provided scholarships to graduating seniors at various high schools around Long Island. As a leading environmental recycling company, Gershow awards the competitive scholarship to graduating seniors pursuing a degree in either environmental science or engineering.

Gershow granted scholarships to high schools located near its facilities. This year, the program expanded to Riverhead High School. Scholarship recipients included Amelia Veitch of Bellport High School; Brandon Yalin of Longwood High School; Tristan Martin Kho of Patchogue-Medford High School; Paul Mangels of Bay Shore High School; Jeffrey Johnson of Lindenhurst High School; Lauren Ré of Walt Whitman High School; Alex Paresi of Herricks High School; Alexander Peralta of Valley Stream Central High School; Lee Stetson of Freeport High School; Tristan Seuling of Riverhead High School; and Oshaine Reid of Frederick Douglass Academy VII High School.

Dave Seiler and Alex Paresi.
Tristan Seuling, Jonathan Abrams and John Dunleavy.
Paul Mangels and Dave Seiler.
Lauren Ré and Rich D’Angelo.
Arthur George, Alexander Peralta and Jason Baron.
Tanya Pottinger and Amelia Veitch.
DJ Chasse, Jeffrey Johnson and Derek Schuelein.
Brandon Yalin and Tanya Pottinger.
Tanya Pottinger and Tristan Martin Kho.
Peter O’Donovan and Lee Stetson
Dexter Trumpet, Oshaine Reid and Eric Kugler

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