OUR MISSION
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County (CCE Nassau) is committed to building healthy lifestyles and sustainable communities by conducting high quality educational programs that connect Cornell University knowledge and research to community needs for all people in the county.
An educational, not-for-profit organization founded in 1914, CCE Nassau has served many thousands of Nassau families through programs focused on horticulture, the environment, health, nutrition, food systems, renewable energy, and youth development.
CCE Nassau is funded by Nassau County, New York State (through Cornell University), the U.S. Department of Agriculture, grant collaborations and fees.
Company Details
- Employees
- 32
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Eisenhower Park, Special Activities Center, Parking Field 8, Po Box 148,united States
- Industry
- Community Services
- NAICS
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Community Food and Housing, and Emergency and Other Relief ServicesCommunity Food ServicesCommunity Housing ServicesTemporary SheltersOther Community Housing Services
- Website
- https://ccenassau.org/
- Keywords
- Youth Development, Renewable Energy, Food Systems, Nutrition, Health, Environment, Horticulture.
- HQ
- East Meadow, New York
- Competitors
- Lazy Point Farms, Cornell Cooperative Extension, Harmony Healthcare Long Island, Long Island Weight Loss Institute, Lost Parent Project, Long Island Invasive Species Management Area (LIISMA), Long Island Native Plant Initiative, Inc., Nassau County Soil and Water Conservation District, LINPI, VEE International.
Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Nassau County Questions
Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Nassau County's website is https://ccenassau.org/
Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Nassau County's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/ccenassau
Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Nassau County has
32 employees.
View email and phone details for 32
employees at Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Nassau County.
Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Nassau County's industry is
Community Services
Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Nassau County's top competitors are
Lazy Point Farms,
Cornell Cooperative Extension,
Harmony Healthcare Long Island,
Long Island Weight Loss Institute,
Lost Parent Project,
Long Island Invasive Species Management Area (Liisma),
Long Island Native Plant Initiative, Inc.,
Nassau County Soil And Water Conservation District,
Linpi,
Vee International.
Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Nassau County's categories are Community Services
Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Nassau County's founding year is 1914
