April 24, 2024 was definitely a night to remember, not only for the Ferraris and red carpet that elegantly graced the entrance but for the incredible foundation that helps families of children with rare illnesses.

Spring Lake Hope Foundation’s (SLHF) President and CEO Paulette Pera Laurenzi, and Chairman Salvatore Frassetto proudly announced a generous donation of $10,000 from Peter and Melissa Feldman of Legacy Real Estate Developers—a new venture focused on acquiring and transforming undervalued real estate.

On October 19, Paulette Pera Laurenzi, President and CEO of the former Spring Lake Toys Foundation, took to the stage to proudly announce the foundation’s official name change to the Spring Lake Hope Foundation.

In a heartfelt tribute to Nicholas “Nicky” Storms, a 9-year-old who passed away following a valiant fight with cancer, the Spring Lake Toys Foundation hosted a sold-out charity golf outing to aid children with rare illnesses and their families.

Lil’ Heroes Shine Bright at Spring Lake Toys Foundation’s Annual Gala Luncheon

June 07 event to raise money for new home construction for Sky Mendoza and her family

For Spring Lake Toys Foundation, it was a moment filled with gratitude as Tulfra Real Estate, a renowned and community-focused real estate redeveloper, offered their unwavering support and care for children with rare illnesses by making a generous donation of $10,000!

Sky Mendoza was upfront and center for a ceremonial ground breaking of her new home on Broad Street.

An 18-year-old girl is getting a new home, designed for her needs, after a horrific crash in the Bronx killed her stepmother and left the young girl paralyzed five years ago.

Spring Lake Toys foundation funded a renovation for the Santucci family helping their three sons with a rare genetic disorder get around the home. Jen Maxfield reports.