Welcome to the Elmont Community Outreach Program / Parkhurst Civic Association Web site. Our goal is to provide you with useful information about ECAP's mission that we hope makes it easier for you to enjoy our community.

Parkhurst Civic Association has been serving the Elmont community since 1972.

At this site, you will discover all about our outreach programs, as well as our courteous and resourceful Volunteers.

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Thanks for visiting and we look forward to serving you.

Special Thanks to Elmont Families, The Elmont Community Coalition Council, The ECAP Family Day Chairpersons and their Committee Workers, Town of Hempstead Dept. of Parks and Nassau County. This was a Dream Team that worked together to make September 13, Elmont Family Day a Success.

The inclement weather only served to reinforce our determination. We were able to change the venue in short notice, from the Dutch Broadway Sports Complex to Elmont Memorial High School. What seemed to be impossible became possible as various groups of people worked together to accomplish one goal, in this instance - Only what is Best for Elmont.

The day was truly Family Day with the young adults taking the lead and setting the mood for the events. ...... Walker of the Sea Rangers led the pledge of allegiance followed by a heartfelt rendition of the National Anthem by Monique Baker. Then a musical interlude after opening speeches by Nathanial and Tael Agudelo of the Stewart Manor School. Guest Speakers were State Assemblyman Thomas Alfano, Dr. Maria Palandra Elementary School Superintendent , Mr. Al Harper Elmont Memorial Principal , Legislator John Ciotti, Mr. Chet Collins Elmont Community Coalition President and representing County Executive Tom Suozzi- Larry DeAngelis. Other officials in attendance were Councilmen Ed Ambrosino and James Darcy, Councilwoman Dorothy Goosby, Town Clerk Mark Bonilla and Donald Clavin Receiver of Taxes. Represented were Educational and Civic organizations, Sports, Youth, Medical and Veteran groups, and the Chamber of Commerce some businesses had tables and donated gifts and refreshments.

St. Boniface Church made mammography appointments through North Shore Medical Center, while there was an ongoing Blood Drive at the Dutch Broadway Sports Complex. The Blood Drive was the only event that was able to remain at the original site.