Voluntary Work
Ted Rosenthal is the Managing Partner at Rosenthal Curry & Kranz, but he is passionate about giving back, so he loves spending his free time helping the people of his community, East Meadow.
He is involved in all the activities of the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce, where he was the president in 1993. Now is a member of the board for life. He is also a member of Kiwanis, a service organization centered on helping children of the world, geared towards East Meadow. He is appointed in charge of Pride Day every June, when people, businesses, and the community come together and show why East Meadow is great. Ted is Friends of Port Rowing – Fort Washington (NY) where he is the treasurer. This is a community rowing program, not for profit, that started to bring rowing to Fort Washington. As part of the Nassau County Bar Mentoring Program, Ted talks to at-risk kids to make their life a little bit easier so they can rely on them. He also collaborates with the Volunteer Lawyers Project for the Bar Association.
East Meadow Chamber of Commerce
The East Meadow Chamber of Commerce has been promoting the businesses in the East Meadow area for over 50 years. Through a comprehensive program of networking, fundraising, high-profile community events, educational programs, and public relations campaigns, the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce works aggressively to assist the business community of East Meadow.
The mission and vision are to stimulate and promote the assets of East Meadow to support economic growth. Act as the voice of businesses while taking the initiative to communicate & address issues that are significant to businesses.
Kiwanis East Meadow
Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world, one child and one community at a time.
The name “Kiwanis” means “we trade” or “we share our talents.” It was coined from an American Indian expression, Nunc Kee-wanis.
Kiwanians are volunteers changing the world through service to children and communities. Kiwanis members help shelter the homeless, feed the hungry, mentor the disadvantaged, and care for the sick. They develop youth as leaders, build playgrounds, raise funds for pediatric research, and much more. No problem is too big or too small. Why? Because working together, members achieve what one person cannot accomplish alone. When you give a child a chance to learn, experience, dream, and succeed, great things happen!
At the Kiwanis Club of East Meadow, they strive to fulfill the Kiwanis vision of changing the world, one child and one community at a time. Through the participation of their members, they help to educate children, support their community, and establish themselves as the premier service organization in East Meadow.
Friends of Port Rowing
The funding arm for the Port Rowing Teams, Friends of Port Rowing is a not-for-profit organization. Port Rowing builds strength and character, teaches sportsmanship and discipline, and instills self-confidence for teens and adults on Long Island through the sport of rowing.
In 2010, Port Washington resident Monika Dorman brought together a group of rowers and community leaders to pursue her vision of a rowing club for the children of Port Washington. Monika, a rower herself, recruited Mitch Tamkin, a former collegiate and US Junior National Team rower, and other accomplished rowers to be the original coaching staff. The coaches were joined by community leaders to form Friends of Port Rowing. Together the work began to build a fleet of boats and recruit the first team.
Nassau County Bar Mentoring Program
Founded in 1899, the Nassau County Bar Association is a professional membership association for attorneys. It is the leading source for legal information and services for the legal profession and the local community in Nassau County, Long Island, New York. NCBA enjoys a membership of private and public sector attorneys, judges, legal educators, and law students.
Association members have the opportunity to participate in more than 50 substantive law committees and a variety of programs that strive to confront the challenges and changing needs of the legal profession and the community at large. Young attorneys draw on the experience of their more established counterparts as our lawyers work together on a diversity of projects. Partners and associates at large and small law firms, solo practitioners, government attorneys, court-appointed attorneys, ADAs, corporate attorneys, as well as the distinguished judiciary have found value in the Association’s diverse membership.
