Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) in partnership with the Baldwin Kawanis and Green Acres Mall recently delivered 40 backpacks filled with school supplies to students at Steele School in Baldwin.

Assistant Director Kaysha Watson, Assemblyman Curran, and Director Elizabeth Olesh pose for a photo.

Director Catherine Overton, Assemblyman Curran, and Assistant Director Susan Fink.

Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) recently presented the Freeport Library with $5,000 in bullet aid he was able to obtain for the community. Bullet aid is a type of targeted aid for schools and libraries.

Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) recently hosted a back-to-school drive at AGAPE Church to help students in need. The drive was a success with items collected that will help students thrive this upcoming year.

Assemblyman Curran, Director Lee Ann Moltzen and Karen Farrell.

Director Catherine Overton, Assemblyman Curran, and Assistant Director Susan Fink.

The winner from Rockville Centre was Taylor Cosenza and the runner-up was Anastasia Lanbiris-Ma

Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook 21st A.D.) and Vittoria Brown pose for a photo.

The winner from Malverne was Chelstin Villar, a 1st grader from Downing, the runner-up was James Moran.

The winners from East Rockaway were Avery Goldfeden, Jameson Dombrowski, and Justin Ruditser.

Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook 21st A.D.) and Joseph Romano pose for a photo.

Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) and Arya Roopnarine pose for a photo.

Tony Dinato, Frank Colon, Ed Cook, Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) and Patrick Iuliucci pose for a photo.

Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook- 21st A.D.) announced the success of his pet food drive. In total, over 420 pounds of pet food was donated, which will be given to Long Island Cares to help pets in need.

Over the weekend, Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) hosted a “Young Leaders In The 21st” event. This event honored young people who make a positive difference in their community. The following person from Oceanside was honored: Rylie Graham.

Assemblyman Brian Curran with Azaan Butt and Eliana Reuda.

Over the weekend, Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) hosted a “Young Leaders In The 21st” event. This event honored young people who make a positive difference in their community. The following people from Freeport were honored: Sarah Colton, Jana Colton, and Etienne Sasenarine.

Over the weekend, Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) hosted a “Young Leaders In The 21st” event. This event honored young people who make a positive difference in their community. The following people from Malverne were honored: Farah Sadik and Jack Bitoni.

Over the weekend, Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) hosted a “Young Leaders In The 21st” event. This event honored young people who make a positive difference in their community. The following people from Rockville Centre were honored: Noah Feigenbaum and Ella Burbige.

Over the weekend, Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) hosted a “Young Leaders In The 21st” event. This event honored young people who make a positive difference in their community. The following people from Baldwin were honored: Maekyla Massey, Jovani Fernandez-Garcia, Keeyan Weeks, and Samiah Banjo.

Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook- 21st A.D.) recently was a guest reader at the Freeport New Visions School for first and second grade in Mrs. Stanton’s class.

Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.), in collaboration with the Long Island Dominican Chamber of Commerce, hosted a Dominican Independence Event where he honored local Dominican leaders within the community. Those honored were: Virginia Bravo, Massiel Medina, Stephen Rodriguez, Jocrys Barranco, Lillian Rodriguez, Olivia Rosario, Jose Madera, Julissa Moronta, Rocabel Rodriguez, Lisandro Marine, Rodolfo Ramos, Rosanna Cabrera, Milagros Rodriguez, Melissa Beltre, and Carlos Fonte.

Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) and Assemblyman Ari Brown (R,C-Cedarhurst) met with Oceanside Library officials to present a check to the library to commemorate the bullet aid it received from the state. Bullet aid is a type of targeted funding given to schools and libraries.

Assemblyman Curran, Mary Thorpe, Mayor Fox and Assemblyman Brown pose for a photo.

Diane Callahan, Mayor Sullivan, Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.), Kate McKeon, Lori Lang and Cathy Wellikoff pose for a photo.

Robyn Gillon, Assemblyman Curran, and Mayor Alan Beach pose for a photo.

Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) recently attended the Long Island Shields Luncheon to show his unwavering support for law enforcement.

Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook-21st A.D.) presents an Assembly Proclamation to Bethlehem Assembly of God Church- Baldwin Campus to Pastor Carlos Beltre and Pastor Steve Milazzo.

Assemblyman Curran, Mayor Sullivan, Pasquale Alesia, Senator Canzeroni-Fitzpatrick, and Councilwoman Ryder pose for a photo

Assemblyman Curran, Mayor Murrary, James Keane, Senator Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, and Councilwoman Ryder pose for a photo

Assemblyman Curran, David Rutkowski son accepting on his behalf, and Councilwoman Ryder pose for a photo

Assemblyman Brian Curran, John Sandrowicz, and Councilwoman Laura Ryder pose for a photo

Assemblyman Curran, Mayor Beach, Ed Shaw, Senator Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick and Councilwoman Ryder pose for a photo

Assemblyman Curran, Mayor Beach, Ken Weir, Senator Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick and Councilwoman Ryder pose for a photo