
Huntington, NY A1 Cares, the nonprofit division of A1 Roofing, hosted a spectacular fundraising gala at the historic Oheka Castle, raising nearly $200,000 in support of Kinexion, a Long Island-based network of nonprofits dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals with various disabilities.
The event, held on March 20, 2025, brought together business leaders, owners and community members for an evening in support of a worthy cause. Guests enjoyed a Great Gatsby-themed night filled with fine dining, live entertainment, and speeches that highlighted the impactful work Kinexion does for children with autism and their families across Long Island.
“We are incredibly grateful for the generosity and support of everyone who attended and contributed to this event,” said Vincent Malizia, president of A1 Cares. “The funds raised will help Kinexion continue its mission of providing vital resources, programs, and advocacy for people with children with autism in our community.”
Kinexion serves as an essential support system, offering services that foster independence, inclusion, and improved quality of life for individuals with special needs. The significant funds raised at this event will aid in expanding these programs and providing even greater assistance to those who rely on Kinexion’s services.
The evening was made possible by the generous sponsorships and contributions from businesses and individuals who share A1 Cares’ commitment to giving back. Attendees also had the opportunity to participate in silent auctions and raffles, further increasing the impact of the event.
“We are honored to partner with Kinexion and to play a role in making a difference for so many,” said Malizia.
“This event was not only a celebration of our community’s generosity but also a testament to what we can accomplish when we come together for a common cause.”
A1 Group board members include: John Malizia, vice president; Anthony Malizia, secretary; and Danny Albanese, treasurer.
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