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Where Barasch & McGarry Has Donated During Coronavirus
Written by Mollie Barasch
Barasch & McGarry salutes the bravery of the health care workers, FDNY, NYPD, sanitation workers, correction officers, Port Authority officers, and other front line workers who are going to work every day and selflessly risking their own safety.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and always, we are deeply grateful for their bravery and exemplary service to the community. We will never forget the sacrifices they make working tirelessly to tend to the health of our loved ones, leaders, and neighbors.
Since the 9/11 community is immunocompromised, many of our clients contracted the virus and unfortunately, some passed away. The dedication of the hospital teams is ever-present on our mind.
To contribute to the relief efforts and show our gratitude, Barasch & McGarry has proudly donated more than 50,000 masks to FDNY, NYPD, sanitation workers, correction officers, Port Authority officers, nursing homes, and other front line workers. Deliveries have been made to 40 NYPD precincts, and 90 FDNY Battalion divisions. Please see below for a list of where we’ve donated.
In addition to donating masks, the firm has established the Barasch & McGarry Health Care Worker Lunch Donation Program which delivers meals every day to New York and New Jersey area hospitals. Please see below for a list of where we’ve donated. (Below the video.)
To those dedicated health workers and first responders, we stand with you and will continue to support you in any way that Barasch & McGarry can. Delivery of lunches and mask donations will continue until the pandemic subsides.
Where Barasch & McGarry Has Donated
NYPD Precincts (deliveries were sponsored by the Retired Sergeants Association and the Fraternal Order of Police Nassau Lodge 69):
NYPD
Precincts (deliveries were sponsored by the Retired Sergeants Association and the Fraternal Order of Police Nassau Lodge 69):
1st
6th
7th
10th
13th
19th
23rd
67th
70th
100th
103rd
104th
105th
110th
114th
121st
SRG 1
NYPD Transit Canine
Nassau County PBA
NCPD 1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
Suffolk County 1st
Hempstead Police Department
Malverne Police Department
Rockville Center Police Department
East Quogue Police Department
Port Authority LaGuardia Airport
Queens Court Officers
Queens Bridge and Tunnel PD
Nassau County Sheriffs Correction Department
NYC Department of Sanitation
Ricker’s Island Correction Department
FDNY
Engine / Ladder (Division, Squad or Battalion)
Engine 4 / Ladder 15
Engine 6
Squad 8
Division 13
Division 14
Ladder 79
Ladder 102
Ladder 113
Engine 116
Ladder 17
Ladder 119
151 / 76
Engine 152
153 / 77
155 / 78
Engine 156
157 / 80
Engine 158
Engine 159
Engine 160
161 / 81
162 / 82
163 / 83
167 / 84
165 / 85
166 / 86
167 / 87
202 / 101
205 / 118
Engine 210
216 / 108
Engine 217
219 / 105
220 / 122
221 / 104
Engine 224
Engine 226
229 / 146
Engine 230
Engine 235
Engine 239
Engine 240
249 / 113
Engine 251
258 / 115
259 / 128
Engine 260
Engine 262
263 / 117
273/129
275 / 133
276 / 156
279 / 131
280 / 132
282 / 148
286 / 135
287 / 136
289 / 138
289 / 127
291 / 140
292 / 138
294 / 143
298 / 127
301 / 150
303 / 126
304 / 162
305 / 151
307 / 154
309 / 159
311 / 158
Engine 312
Engine 314
315 / 125
Engine 316
317 / 165
Engine 319
Engine 321
Engine 324
325 / 163
Staten Island: every house except Engine 168
Battalion 31
Battalion 32
Battalion 33
Battalion 35
Battalion 38
Battalion 45
Battalion 46
Battalion 48
Battalion 49
Battalion 50
Battalion 51
Battalion 53
Battalion 54
Battalion 57
FDNY Rescue Operations Unit on Roosevelt Island
Hospitals
Brookdale Hospital
Cohen’s Children’s Medical Center
Children’s Hospital at Montefiore
Columbia University Irving Medical Center, NYP
Glen cove Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hackensack New Jersey Labor Delivery Unit
Huntington Hospital
King’s County Hospital
Lenox Hill Hospital
Long Island Jewish Medical Center
Long Island Jewish Forest Hills
Long Island Jewish Valley Stream
Maimonides Medical Center
Memorial Sloan Kettering Manhattan
Memorial Sloan Kettering Commack
Memorial Sloan Kettering Nassau
Mount Sinai Beth Israel
Mount Sinai Hospital
Mount Sinai Nursing Education Center
Mount South Nassau
NYU Langone
NYU Langone Winthrop x2
New York Presbyterian Hospital
New York Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
New York Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital
Nassau County Medical Center
Nassau University Medical Center
Northwell Health Fertility at Manhasset
Northwell Hospital in Staten Island (The Heart Institute) x2
"Barasch McGarry Salzman & Penson handled everything professionally and with patience. They always had time to answer all my questions and did what they promised. Thanks esp to Brian Calamaris Lee London, and Mariya Atanasova. Thank you."
- William Collins, FDNY
"If I could give them six stars I would...don't even bother talking to anyone else concerning 9/11. The whole team worked night and day to deliver an outstanding settlement. They are honest, hard working and extremely professional. Just make the one phone call and let them do the rest."
- Les Margulis, resident in the exposure zone
"I had a very good experience with Michael and Mariya. They made the process stress free. I would recommend this firm to anyone seeking assistance with 9/11 related illnesses."
- JE Kirwan, worked in the exposure zone
"The people at this firm were just great. They were concern with making sure I was taken care of in every way possible. When I was given an award Mr. Barasch didn't think it was a fair amount and appealed the decision which got me a larger award. I am very satisfied with everything they did for me in the past and are willing to do for me and my family in the future."
- Bob Wiecezak, FDNY-Retired
"Excellent law firm. Lee London and his staff were very responsive and always followed up with phone calls or emails. This firm is a strong example of what caring and personable lawyers are all about."
- Letitia Egan, wife of client, volunteer in the exposure zone
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