Pictured left to right, Colette Boroch, Director of Clinical, PRINE Health; Felix Baudrit, Sr. Business Development Manager, Groth Pain and Spine; Tim Groth, CEO, Groth Pain and Spine; Meagan Marrero, Director of Business Development, PRINE Health; Dr. Simon Prince, CEO, PRINE Health.
PRINE Health was honored to support the American Red Cross Heroes Celebration earlier this month at The Heritage Club at Bethpage. The annual event is the premier fundraiser for the Red Cross on Long Island, benefiting communities across Nassau and Suffolk counties.
The evening celebrated individuals whose courage, compassion, and commitment to helping others reflect the very best of our community. Guests heard moving stories from honorees who have gone above and beyond to save lives, offer hope, and strengthen their neighborhoods.
At PRINE Health, our mission extends beyond clinical care, it’s about improving the health and resilience of the communities we serve. Supporting the American Red Cross aligns with that mission by advancing humanitarian aid, emergency relief, and programs that reach people when they need it most.
Every 60 seconds, 20 people receive assistance from the Red Cross, and $0.90 of every dollar raised goes directly toward humanitarian services and programs. These numbers represent the power of community, and the difference collective compassion can make.
“Hopefully everyone enjoyed hearing about the extraordinary work being done by Red Cross volunteers every day,” said Jonathan Goldstein, representing PRINE Health at the event. “We’re proud to stand behind an organization whose values so closely reflect our own: service, empathy, and commitment to those in need.”
PRINE Health extends heartfelt thanks to the American Red Cross and all those who helped make this year’s Heroes Celebration a success. Together, we continue to build stronger, healthier communities for all.
To learn more about volunteer opportunities, donations, or the Heroes Celebration, visit the American Red Cross Long Island Heroes Celebration page.
