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Sayville Schools Raise $2K, Collect Food For Families At Volleyball Fundraiser
Cherry Avenue, Lincoln Avenue, and Sunrise Drive elementary schools came together for the seventh annual "Sayville Serving Sayville" event.

SAYVILLE, NY — Sayville Public Schools’ three elementary schools — Cherry Avenue, Lincoln Avenue, and Sunrise Drive — came together for a spirited evening of volleyball and community support during the seventh annual “Sayville Serving Sayville” fundraiser on Wednesday, March 4.
The event brought administrators, teachers, and staff from each school onto the court for a friendly round-robin tournament, all in support of local families in need. While competition for bragging rights and the coveted trophy added excitement to the evening, organizers said the focus remained on giving back to the Sayville community.
Admission to the event was $2, with all proceeds benefiting the Sayville School Employees Charitable Foundation, which provides critical assistance to families in the community. Attendees were also encouraged to donate nonperishable food items for the Sayville Food Pantry.
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Organizers said the event raised more than $2,000 and collected 11 boxes of food this year. Since the fundraiser began seven years ago, the event has generated a total of $11,000 to support local families.
The evening culminated in a memorable final match in which all three tied teams faced off for a single deciding point. Cherry Avenue ultimately secured the win.
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“Sayville Serving Sayville is a wonderful example of what makes our community so special,” Superintendent Dr. Marc Ferris said. “Our staff, students, and families came together not just for a fun night of friendly competition, but to support neighbors in need. It was inspiring to see so many people rally around such an important cause.”
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