What our past and current clients have to say:
| 1 in 9: The Long Island Breast Cancer Action Coalition |
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| A high majority of breast cancer cases fall outside the know risk categories. Established in 1990, 1 in 9 is a group of dedicated volunteers who make it their mission to promote awareness of the breast cancer, educate the public about the epidemic and support research to find cures for breast cancer and other related cancers.”On behalf of 1 in 9: The Long Island Breast Cancer Action Coalition we would like to thank you for all you do for us. Through the help we get from your clothing bins and clothing drive, we are able to continue our programs here at Hewlett House. Your support helps our organization fulfill it’s mission of promoting awareness of the breast cancer epidemic through education, advocacy, and direct support of breast and cancer related research. We have also been able to give out over 400 wigs, 1100 bras and numerous head coverings, scarves and camisoles to uninsured or under insured cancer patients.”Very truly yours, Board of Directors 1 in 9’s Hewlett House |
| New Jersey & New York Volunteer Firemen’s Association | |
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“Dear Mr. Field,The New Jersey & New York Volunteer Firemen’s Association is a fraternal organization with over 900 active members and 130 member fire departments. The purpose of the organization is to promote a fraternal network and to share news and ideas for firefighting. We, the association give out college scholarships to member firefighters and their families. We also provide a Death Benefit (currently set at 1,000.00 and raised each year at our annual convention) for the surviving family of a firefighter upon his or her demise. At our annual convention that is held in June of each year, we give out Valor Awards, both individual and company and we give out a Community Service Award to a deserving individual. The recipient of the Individual Valor Award also receives a stipend of $500.00 to $1000.00. We also put out a newspaper five to six times a year with information supplied to from various firehouses throughout Bergen and Rockland counties.All of the above is made possible by the efforts of H&M Leasing Corp. With their monetary help we have been able to start these programs and increase their worth each year. If the funding from H&M Leasing Corp. were to stop then the programs would eventually diminish and be eliminated. That is something that we are not looking forward to after all the enthusiasm that has been generated over these programs. So, in closing, thank you again for your support and efforts in helping us maintain these programs.”
Sincerely yours, |
| Dutchess County Volunteer Firemen’s Association | |
  The Dutchess County Volunteer Firemen’s Association has bins placed all over the County. The purpose of those bins is to collect clothing donations. Proceeds from those collections help to fund various events throughout the region such as the Hudson Valley Volunteer Firemen’s convention and parade.Residents of Dutchess County can support their local firemen without spending a dime, plus you’ll be helping the environment by recycling your used goods rather than tossing them into the landfills.”Dear Mr. Field,
As another year has come to an end, I just want to say it was another great year for the Dutchess County Volunteer Firefighter’s Association. It’s because of the business that our Association and H & M Leasing Corp. has, that makes it possible for us to do the great work we do here in Dutchess County. We are able to still sponsor our County parade, the picnic at the Firemen’s home, the memorial bricks at Alarm Headquarters, firemen’s night with their families at Renegades Stadium and the vet bill for Timber the arson dog. So, in closing, thanks again for the kind and generous support we get from and H&M Leasing.” Sincerely, |
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| Rockland County Volunteer Firemen’s Association, Inc. | |
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“The Rockland County Volunteer Firemen’s Association has been in the used clothing business with H&M Leasing since 1997. Our relationship over the past 13 years has been very professional and complaint free.” Sincerely, |
| Putnam County Volunteer Firemen’s Association | |
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The Putnam County Volunteer Firemen’s Association was established in 1951. The Putnam County VFA is dedicated to serving the needs of volunteer fire companies and EMS across the county.H & M Leasing Corp. is proud to be able to help the Putnam County VFA reach its financial goals while at the same time doing good for our environment by collecting and recycling items that would normally end up in a landfill. |
| Orange County Volunteer Firemen’s Association | |
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The Orange County Volunteer Firemen’s Association was established in 1915. It is the mission of the OCVFA to support the volunteer firefighters of Orange County by providing a venue for them to discuss important issues and legislation that affect the community and the volunteer fire service. |
| Bridge the Gap | |
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Bridge the Gap is a charitable organization on Long Island that provides financial and other support to families and children who need it most in New York since 1999.Donations made to Bridge the Gap are placed directly in the hands of those who need them. Funds are obtained through food and clothing donations as well as through the efforts of a professional fundraiser.”Dear Ms. Field,
Please accept this letter as a formal commendation of your extraordinary efforts in connection with our fund raising program since 1999. The clothing recycling program established and operated by your company on our behalf has raised thousands of dollars for needy children in the New York metropolitan area. Your boxes are beautiful, clean, and are always maintained in a timely and professional manner. Your staff is courteous and helpful, and your payments are always made on time. What a blessing it has been to be associated with your great company. Thank you for a wonderful partnership.” – Andrew L. Liput executive Director |
