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Coney Island Lighthouse Mission
Basic Information
Address: 2114 Mermaid Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11224
Phone Number: 718-415-1170
Fax Number: 347-492-4991
Email: coneylighthouse@aol.com
Director: Vincent Fusco
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Food Pantry/Soup Kitchen
Population Served: Coney Island Population
Ages for Volunteer: 18 to 70
Hours of Service: Flexible
Minimum Hours Required: 3 hours per week
Days of Service: Mondays through Fridays, Saturdays once a month.
Mission Statement:
The Coney Island Lighthouse Mission is dedicated to fighting hunger and poverty in our community through the many services we provide to those in need. For those families in need of food, we distribute free grocery bags two days a week and serve hot meals to the public every Friday. Our after-school program began in 2007 and provides homework assistance and tutoring, hot snacks, games, art projects, and bible study for students aged 5-13 Monday-Friday. We are open five days a week to receive new clients, provide information, and make appointments for free benefits screening with a social worker on-site.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Our mission is to meet the immediate needs of our clients while offering additional, necessary services to help move families toward self-sufficiency. We provide ESL and GED training, drug and alcohol counseling, housing for several formerly homeless clients, job readiness training, and information on public benefits to reduce the dependence on emergency food. We want to be known as the place to go for anyone in need in our community!