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The Nick Singh Foundation thenicksinghfoundation@gmail.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Nick Singh Foundation: From Long Island to Nicaragua, Turning a Conversation into a Community Mission LONG ISLAND, NY | January 2026 – Long Island based non-profit, The Nick Singh Foundation (NSF), recently completed an outreach trip to Nicaragua that began with a single conversation and grew into a multi-community mission of hope. The Nick Singh Foundation (NSF) just got back from traveling to the villages of Guadaloupe, La Ceiba, and Troilo, expecting to serve about 150 children. Instead, word spread quickly. Families arrived from neighboring areas. Children came hand-in-hand with siblings. Parents stayed, watching quietly. By the end of the week, more than 400 children and families had been served. It started months earlier with a conversation, when Chris Song spoke about families he knew in Nicaragua, he talked about everyday realities. Children sharing what little they had. Communities stretching resources far beyond what they were meant to. Parents doing everything they could with almost nothing to spare. What he shared was simple, but it carried urgency. Each village received hygiene kits, as many families lack consistent access to basic personal care items, so much so that volunteers took time to demonstrate how to use the supplies inside each bag. Toothbrushes were donated by The Joseph Toles Foundation®, with Northwell Health providing both toothbrushes and toothpaste. Sponsor funding made it possible to purchase soap, floss, and additional essentials, helping families care for themselves with dignity. Bread and drinks were shared in every village, and NSF also donated a full month’s worth of food to Iglesia Bautista ADULAM. At one table, crayons and coloring took place. As children finished coloring, they began walking the crayons back and placing them into Emily Rivera’s hands, assuming they were meant to be returned. The expectation was not explained. It was learned. When Emily stopped them and told them the crayons were theirs to keep, the moment revealed a quiet truth about access, ownership, and the contrast many in the United States rarely have to confront. Reflecting on that moment, Rivera shared, “The kids thought the crayons had to be returned. They don’t have the privilege of being able to afford coloring sheets, let alone owning their own crayons. It was so eye-opening to see the difference compared to America.” On the fields, sports carried that same weight of meaning. Baseball and soccer were familiar, but having materials they could reuse changed everything. With baseball equipment sponsored by Perez Bros Baseball and soccer balls from The Joseph Toles Foundation®, children joyfully played freely, knowing the equipment would remain in their communities. Nick Singh and Smith Brickner led baseball and soccer instruction, emphasizing fundamentals, teamwork, and confidence, not as a one-time experience, but as a foundation they could build on. Brickner mentioned, “ Getting to teach soccer and baseball to the kids in Nicaragua was a great flashback to my childhood, when I had incredible people sacrificing their free time to teach me how to play each sport. Being in Nicaragua brought the little kid out of me again, only this time I was the one teaching and serving them. Seeing those kids with huge smiles on their faces after we finished playing was a full circle moment I’ll forever cherish.” Music and movement soon filled the villages. Dance sessions led by Emily Rivera and Sara Song broke through language barriers. Musical chairs erupted in laughter. Mirror dancing and classic American dances such as the Hokey Pokey, Chicken Dance, Cupid Shuffle, and Cotton Eye Joe brought children and families together in shared joy. Educational resources were woven throughout the week, including beginner Spanish-to-English books for each village. A 15-year-old local translator, Yeshua, played a key role in bridging conversations, demonstrating leadership and maturity well beyond his years. Some moments went far beyond programming. A man whose leg had been broken because his wheelchair was no longer safe was gifted a new one, restoring mobility and security. Another individual facing a life-threatening medical condition was connected with a sponsor who committed to covering his treatment costs monthly, ensuring care would continue long after the team returned home. Chris Song shared, “ It has been an absolute honor to stand alongside Nick and his incredible team at The Nick Singh Foundation. Together, we served four communities across Nicaragua, bringing hope, resources, and life-on-life fellowship to families in desperate need. Their love and compassion remind us that true impact comes when hearts and hands unite—transforming lives, one act of service at a time.” This is why the story matters beyond Nicaragua, and why it matters on Long Island. The generosity that filled these villages began at home, through local donors, partners, and volunteers who chose to act. When communities like ours invest with humility and presence, the impact travels farther than Long Island, creating lasting change that reflects the values we carry wherever we go. The outreach was made possible through the generosity of Perez Bros Baseball, The Joseph Toles Foundation®, Northwell Health, and Faizan Niazi, alongside additional sponsors and the dedicated support of volunteers Natanael Robles and David, and NSF board members Nick Singh, Emily Rivera, and Smith Brickner. Distribution was thoughtfully coordinated in partnership with local community leaders and through the trusted relationships of Chris Song, ensuring resources reached those who needed them most. The journey was documented through storytelling and film, capturing dreams, resilience, and hope, with the intention of inviting others into the work still ahead. Because this was never meant to be a one-time trip. Nick Singh said, “This trip reminded me that we should never underestimate the smallest acts of generosity, because what feels small to us can mean everything to someone else. What we expected to be 150 people became nearly 400, simply because word spread, and we were met with warmth, joy, and open hearts everywhere we went in Nicaragua. While we came believing we would make an impact, the truth is that the people and families we served left an even deeper mark on our team. That exchange of love, gratitude, and shared humanity is the heart of this foundation, and it’s something I’ll carry with me forever.” As The Nick Singh Foundation looks forward, the mission remains clear: to enhance the lives of individuals and families in need by providing essential services, resources, and experiences that foster compassion and actively promote positivity across both local and global communities. The question now is not whether more can be done, but who will choose to be part of it. To learn more about The Nick Singh Foundation, donate, or join upcoming projects, visit www.thenicksinghfoundation.org or follow @thenicksinghfoundation on Instagram and Facebook . For press inquiries or additional photo assets, please contact Emily Rivera at thenicksinghfoundation@gmail.com Photos Video About The Nick Singh Foundation: The Nick Singh Foundation Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to uplifting individuals and families in need worldwide. Through strategic collaborations with organizations, businesses, and public figures, we maximize our impact, ensuring help reaches those who need it most. Our mission is amplified through powerful multimedia storytelling, inspiring change and fostering hope across communities. We operate with full transparency, efficiently utilizing funds while allowing donors and sponsors to be actively involved in the projects they support. Join us in making a lasting difference—because together, we can create a world filled with compassion, kindness, and opportunity for all.

The Nick Singh Foundation thenicksinghfoundation@gmail.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Nick Singh Foundation Celebrates First Program Success, Equipping 225 Students Across Sint Maarten with School Supplies and Enrichment Programs LONG ISLAND, NY | September 2025 – The Nick Singh Foundation (NSF) proudly celebrates the success of its first program, SchoolFuel, which launched this August through their project in Sint Maarten (SXM) in partnership with the RISE Foundation on their first back-to-school drive. What began as an anniversary milestone for NSF quickly grew into a joyful, community-driven moment that reached more than 300 children across the island. In the classrooms of ACE Foundation, Oranje School, Leonald Connor School, and 721 Kids Foundation, students were welcomed into a new school year with dignity, resources, and a whole lot of joy. What made the initiative special was not just the delivery of school supplies, but the energy of collaboration between nonprofits, sponsors, volunteers, and of course the children themselves. The students participated in creative, hands-on sessions designed to spark both critical thinking and self-expression. Brandon Street and Lilly Barkes of Listen to Our Future led a powerful project-based learning workshop where students tackled issues affecting their communities, ranging from racism and bullying to sexual assault and community violence, and worked together to brainstorm solutions. Reflecting on the experience Lilly Barkes shared, "Listen to Our Future Inc. have the privilege of connecting with students and hearing about what they care about. It is amazing to see young people so passionate about life, learning, and problem solving.” At the same time, Tiffany Castillo of TM Talent NY energized classrooms with dance and movement infused with affirmations, teamwork, and fun, strengthening focus, coordination, and confidence. “Education looks different in all areas of the world. And we don’t realize how blessed we are to have the education standards and programs we have in the states. We came to St.Marteen to provide those tools and knowledge to help the children of St. Marteen be the best versions of themselves and achieve their fullest potential,” Tiffany said. A centerpiece of NSF’s contribution came from Long Island itself. Through the generosity of our community, we were able to gather and transport supplies from the U.S. to Sint Maarten, creating 10 teacher resource boxes distributed across the four schools. These boxes, designed specifically to support Cycle 1 classrooms, offered essential tools to strengthen teaching and day-to-day learning. Additionally, NSF was able to collaborate with Little Saint Nick Foundation to give goodie bags filled with Squishmallows, pop sockets, coloring books, inspirational cards, and more to New Start Foster Home. For many of these kids, the surprise gifts brought comfort and excitement as the NSF team joined in, playing card games, sharing laughs, and reminding them that they are seen, valued, and celebrated. For NSF, this was a reminder that when neighbors come together, whether on Long Island or in the Caribbean, people everywhere can benefit. RISE Project Manager, Priya Misir, added, “Inviting the Nick Singh Foundation from the US was one of the highlights of this drive. They brought not only much-needed supplies for teachers but also unforgettable experiences for our kids—through STEM activities, dancing, and encouragement. Their willingness to come all this way showed our community and our children that they are worth the investment. It Starts With Us.” “This collaboration showcases the boundless opportunities that exist when NGOs unite with the same heart for youth and community. We look forward to building on this momentum and continuing to expand our impact together,” said the RISE Foundation team. Nick Singh, Founder of The Nick Singh Foundation, added, “We are deeply grateful to the RISE Foundation for inviting us to be part of such a meaningful initiative, and to our generous sponsors—Pollos Hermanos, Paradise Inn, Motorworld, and all the donors—who made this possible. Seeing the children light up with joy as they received their school supplies, danced with passion, and engaged in activities that encouraged positivity and critical thinking was truly unforgettable. These supplies ensure that students can enter the classroom without the burden of lacking resources, empowered to learn and thrive throughout the year. None of this would have been possible without our incredible volunteers—Brandon, Emily Rivera, Lilly, Tiffany , and Anthony—whose dedication brought the vision to life. At The Nick Singh Foundation, we believe in the power of collaboration, and this project was a beautiful reminder that when communities, organizations, and individuals unite, we can create lasting change and bring joy where it’s needed most.” Chiaira Bowers, President of the RISE Foundation, added, “This was an opportunity for everyone to learn from each other and experience true camaraderie. Hearing the voices of our youth — their concerns, their ideas, their solutions — gives us fuel for future projects and opportunities to keep improving our island. And seeing the pure energy and excitement from the kids reminded us why this work matters so much.” The initiative was also lifted by thoughtful local contributions—Carl & Sons Bakery donated raisin buns, Kam’s Trading provided juices, Paradise Inn hosted the visiting volunteers, Motorworld ensured transportation needs were met, and Pollos Hermanos shared a celebratory meal with the teams. Media support from Dr. Soc and Island 92 further amplified the drive, helping the project flourish. As NSF closes this years SchoolFuel project, the Foundation looks forward to carrying the momentum forward, building more partnerships, empowering more youth, and showing communities everywhere why your help matters. To learn more about The Nick Singh Foundation, donate, or join upcoming projects, visit www.thenicksinghfoundation.org or follow @thenicksinghfoundation on Instagram and Facebook . Media Coverage in Sint Maarten The People's Tribune SXM Soualiga Newsday SMN News 721 News For press inquiries or additional photo assets, please contact Emily Rivera at thenicksinghfoundation@gmail.com