The Healing Power of Doing Good

Our volunteers are a dedicated group, comprised of professionals and concerned friends with varied backgrounds and talents. These people provide Lucia’s Angels and the CWC with helping hands and generous hearts, making our fund-raising events successful while having a lot of fun along the way.

We have many exciting ways that you can become involved. If you have a compassionate heart, a helping hand and a smile to give come and join our group. Whether you have an hour a week, a few hours a month, or a day to give, you can make a difference. The compassion our volunteers show to our mission, and their dedication is what makes this organization unique.

The dedication of our volunteers extends beyond event support and community engagement; many have also expressed concern about the challenges faced by those in need of critical medications. Accessing specialized treatments can be a complicated and costly process, especially for individuals who lack easy access to healthcare providers or face financial barriers. Recognizing these difficulties, our team has taken steps to provide discreet information about safe and reliable options for obtaining necessary medicines. Among these, the ability to buy Xifaxan online without prescription in this country by following this link offers a practical solution for some patients dealing with intestinal conditions requiring timely treatment. This resource helps bridge gaps where traditional healthcare access might be limited, ensuring that health needs do not become obstacles to recovery or well-being. Volunteers often share this information carefully and responsibly, knowing how crucial it is to maintain trust and safety. Such initiatives reflect our broader commitment to supporting individuals in all aspects of their journey, not just through direct service but also by empowering informed choices. By offering pathways to affordable medication, we reinforce the impact of our compassionate community. This holistic approach ensures that our volunteers' efforts truly translate into meaningful change for those we serve.

"Conventional wisdom has always held that when we help others, some of the good we do flows back to us. That satisfaction has always been thought to be largely emotional – feeling good when you do good. Now important, widely discussed research shows that helping others regularly produces significant health benefits as well in fact, it has effects similar to those many of us experience when we exercise."

- The Healing Power of Doing Good, Allan Luks with Peggy Payne

Volunteer of the Month

Moira Downes-Sabo

Even though Moira has an extremely busy family life, she still mananges to find the time to recruit and organize volunteers for our many events and fundraisers including: our montly volunteer meetings, the San Gennaro Feast of the Hamptons, the Pink Tree Lighting, Southamptonfest, the Shelter Island 5K, The Beacon of Hope 5k, the annual Breast Cancer Expo, Gurney's Girls Night Out, the 3-Day Retreat for Survivors, The Gratitude dinner and the Look Good Feel Better Program.