We host events to create a space where women can come together, feel supported, and be heard. Through shared experiences, education, and connection, we aim to build a strong community that fosters comfort, empowerment, and understanding in women’s health journeys.
Why do we host events?
Yoga for Change was a sunset beach yoga experience centered on movement, mindfulness, community, and giving back.
Held on July 17 at Robert Moses State Park, Field 2, the evening featured an all-levels yoga class led by Nicolette Lombardi (@nicolette_lombardi), followed by a heart-opening cacao ceremony focused on relaxation, intention-setting, and connection. Attendees also enjoyed curated goodie bags featuring wellness products from our community partners.
In honor of Fibroid Awareness Month, 50% of ticket sales were donated to The White Dress Project (@wecanwearwhite), a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness, advancing advocacy and education, and supporting those affected by uterine fibroids. Through its White Dress Cares initiative, the organization provides financial assistance to help women access medically necessary fibroid care.
The evening brought our community together to move, connect, enjoy the sunset, and support a meaningful cause. 🤍
Past Events:
Coffee, Care, & Community #2: Yoga & Meditation for Women’s Wellness was our second community gathering, bringing women together for an evening of mindfulness, self-care, meaningful connection, and giving back.
Held on May 29 at Sweat & Tone in Bay Shore, the evening began with a gentle yoga and meditation session led by Monica Sacco (@worldofmonicasacco), owner of @sweat_tone. The practice encouraged attendees to slow down, reconnect with their bodies, and unwind from the week.
Following the session, attendees gathered for a Connection Circle led by Emma Kolsch (@emmakolsch), featuring coffee, tea, open conversations, and guided reflection centered on women's health, wellness, and the importance of community.
To close the evening, attendees participated in Letters of Love, writing heartfelt letters to older adults through Love For Our Elders (@loveforourelders), spreading kindness, encouragement, and meaningful connection beyond our immediate community.
Rooted in compassion, mindfulness, and belonging, this gathering continued our mission to create welcoming spaces where women can prioritize their well-being, build genuine connections, and make a positive impact through small acts of care.
Coffee, Care, & Community: An Endometriosis & Women’s Health Awareness Event was our inaugural community event, bringing people together through wellness, meaningful connection, education, and acts of kindness.
Held on March 29, 2026 in Bay Shore, the gathering created a welcoming space for open conversations, shared experiences, and community connection. Attendees had the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions surrounding women's health, wellness, and the importance of supporting one another.
Giving back was a central part of the event. Together, attendees assembled feminine hygiene kits for the Long Island Coalition for the Homeless (@addressthehomeless) and collected donations for MOMMAS House (@mommashouseny), a local organization supporting women and families in need.
Rooted in compassion, connection, and belonging, this event reflected our mission to raise awareness, build community, and create meaningful change through collective action.
We hope to make Coffee, Care, & Community an annual tradition, bringing our community together on the last weekend of March each year in honor of Endometriosis Awareness Month.
