Tuesday, November 5th, 2024

Dear Friends,

As we approach the conclusion of our eighth year of serving the community, we reflect on the many reasons we have to be thankful. In August of 2024, our Director welcomed a beautiful and healthy baby boy to the world. While we miss her presence greatly in the office, she continues to support us effectively while working part time remotely. We eagerly anticipate her return this month.

We are also relieved to report that we sustained only minimal damage from the recent flooding caused by the draining of our cherished Stony Brook duck pond in September of 2024. Our hearts go out to the many businesses that have suffered from this unexpected hardship. The storm and this year has brought a large influx of new visitors to The Reboli Center and Stony Brook Village, drawing people from both near and far. We are delighted to hear the wonderful feedback from everyone who has taken the time to visit our Center and familiarize themselves with our educational programming. 

We are immensely grateful to each and every one of you for your support, those that have been supporting us for years and those who have recently discovered us. Each of you makes a profound impact on our growing organization. It is your contributions which keep our educational programs free and accessible for public enjoyment. You have allowed us to keep our doors open and our lights on. Looking ahead to 2025, we remain committed to providing engaging and educational programs, classes, and exhibits. We hope you will continue to support us and know that you are making a positive impact on the surrounding communities by giving them the gift of accessible art and education.

Sincerely,

Lois Reboli & The Reboli Center Team

The Reboli Center for Art and History (the Corporation) is registered with the IRS as a 501(c) (3) public charity for charitable and educational purposes. The Corporation was originally formed on January 17, 2012 under the name "Friends of Joseph Reboli." The purposes of the Corporation shall be to preserve, promote, support and advance the legacy of the artist, Joseph Reboli, and the place of the arts and history of Long Island.