National Roofing donates another planter to beautify the area

Nicole Fuentes

Posted 9/19/24

The Village of Patchogue has accepted the third planter donated by Mike Capozzi and National Roofing, this time with a location at Rise & Grind at the intersection of East Main Street and Medford …

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National Roofing donates another planter to beautify the area

Pictured from left to right are the National Roofing team, TJ Sawyer, Corinne Rowe, Steve Roger; Paula Murphy of the Patchogue Garden Club; owner of Rise & Grind Philip Shum; Debbie Capozzi, National Roofing; executive director of the BID, Dennis Smith; and Cesar Bermudez, also from the National Roofing team.

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Posted Wednesday, September 18, 2024 12:00 am

Nicole Fuentes

The Village of Patchogue has accepted the third planter donated by Mike Capozzi and National Roofing, this time with a location at Rise & Grind at the intersection of East Main Street and Medford Avenue.

National Roofing has since built and donated two other planters located slightly farther west on Main Street. The planters, according to Debbie Capozzi, take about two weeks to build and paint. Then, the Garden Club, under the director of Paula Murphy, designs and plants them.

“We can build them, we just can’t plant the flowers,” said Capozzi, happy to donate their efforts to help beautify the area.