Products staff prepare to kick off the 2023 season of giving.
The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign has been a cherished holiday tradition for over a century, serving to provide essential assistance to individuals and families facing hardship, especially during the holiday season. Funds raised through this campaign go towards crucial programs and services, such as shelter and housing assistance, food distribution, utility bill support, and various educational and community initiatives.
On November 17th, 2023, Mirabito staff members will be “ringing the bell” and collecting donations from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. This will provide community members with a convenient and accessible location to contribute to the Salvation Army’s vital work. As a ‘thank you’ for your contribution to the cause, donors will receive a coupon for free 16-ounce coffee redeemable at any Mirabito Convenience Store location through the end of the 2023 year.“At Mirabito Energy Products, our commitment to supporting community and family values is deeply ingrained in our mission. It’s more than just providing energy; it’s about fostering connections and making a positive impact in the lives of those around us.” Said Marissa Sweeney, Marketing Director for Mirabito Energy Products. “It’s an honor to support an organization that does so much to help those in need within our community. We encourage our friends, neighbors, and customers to come by and make a donation on November 17th, as every cent makes a difference.”
Mirabito Energy Products is dedicated to giving back to the communities it serves, and the partnership with the Salvation Army aligns with the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility.
Mirabito Convenience Stores is proud to express its deepest gratitude to the men and women who have served our nation this Veterans Day. To commemorate the sacrifices of our veterans, we are proud to announce that all veterans are invited to enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee at any Mirabito Convenience Store location on Saturday, November 11th, 2023.
Mirabito Convenience Stores recognizes the importance of Veterans Day as a time to honor and appreciate the dedication of those who have selflessly served in the armed forces. In a gesture of appreciation, we extend an invitation to veterans to visit any Mirabito Convenience Store and receive a free coffee of any size. Find your nearest Mirabito C-Store.
“We are deeply indebted to our veterans for their unwavering commitment and sacrifices. This small gesture of offering free coffee is our way of saying ‘thank you’ and expressing our sincere appreciation for their service to our country,” said Marissa Sweeney, Marketing Director for Mirabito.
Mirabito Convenience Stores encourages everyone to spread the word about this special initiative, inviting veterans from the community to take advantage of this heartfelt offer.
For more information about Mirabito Convenience Stores and to find the nearest location, please visit www.mirabito.com/convenience-stores.
Binghamton, NY — Mirabito Cares is pleased to announce a contribution to The Upstate Foundation in the amount of $68,349 to help support the mission of Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital in Syracuse, NY. This contribution is the result of the hard work and generosity of the Mirabito Convenience Stores Team and our customers throughout the month of June.
“We are very grateful to our employees and customers for making this campaign such a huge success,” said Joe Mirabito, CEO. “We partner with The Upstate Foundation because quality healthcare for children in our communities is important and Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital provides that care to families in need.”
During the month of June, Mirabito provided customers with the opportunity to donate to Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital by “rounding up” their purchase at participating Mirabito Convenience Stores.
“We were absolutely thrilled with the success of this new partnership with Mirabito,” said Danielle LaTour, Director of Retail Development for The Upstate Foundation. “These funds will make an impact, helping to supplement quality patient care with the amenities that set GCH apart as the designated children’s hospital for Central New York patients & families. We are so thankful for the support & excitement shown around this campaign by the Mirabito employees & customers.”
The Vision of Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital is to be the leading children’s hospital in Upstate New York by:
Providing an exceptional patient experience while promoting a culture of respect, compassion, and trust.
Partnering with children and families on quality and safety to improve health outcomes and prevent illness.
Providing care integrating evidence based practice, education, and innovative research and technology.
Fostering an environment where employees and volunteers are personally and professionally valued, recognized and supported through education and professional development, in a child friendly and state-of-the art facility.
Pictured: Lindsay Meehan, Marketing & Public Relations, Mirabito Energy Products & Danielle LaTour, Director of Retail Development, The Upstate Foundation.
About Mirabito
Through a variety of partnerships, Mirabito Cares strives to make the communities we live and work in better and stronger. Family-owned and operated, the Mirabito Family of Companies operates in nine states with multiple divisions including Home Energy Products and Services, Convenience Stores, Wholesale Energy Products and Services, Natural Gas and Electric and Mirabito Truck Repair. For more information, visit www.mirabito.com.
About Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital
The Mission of Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital is to provide safe, effective, innovative, and family centered care to children while promoting wellness and safety of the families in the communities we serve. For more information, visit https://www.upstate.edu/gch/.
BINGHAMTON, NY – The Binghamton Rumble Ponies, Double-A Affiliate of the New York Mets, are proud to announce a groundbreaking new naming rights agreement with Mirabito. The stadium will now be called Mirabito Stadium.
NYSEG is proud to have been the sponsor of the Rumble Ponies stadium for the last two-decades. It has been agreed that NYSEG would not renew its naming rights sponsorship and will continue to support the team through other sponsorships. NYSEG is honored to be part of the transition to a new stadium sponsor and wishes the Rumble Ponies organization continued success.
Carl A. Taylor, President and CEO of NYSEG said, “NYSEG is proud to continue our support of the Rumble Ponies and the greater Binghamton area. Caring for the communities that we serve and being a good neighbor is important as we work to build a stronger and more sustainable future. NYSEG will continue to make investments in organizations and communities across the region as we seek to best serve our customers.”
“As NYSEG Stadium makes the transition to Mirabito Stadium, I want to thank NYSEG for the many years of dedication they’ve shown to this venue and our entire community, which I know they will continue into the future,” said Joe Mirabito, CEO of Mirabito Energy Products. We are excited about the future of Mirabito Stadium and to partner with not only the Rumble Ponies but other community organizations to provide a place that brings people together to enjoy themselves.”
“The Rumble Ponies are incredibly honored to have support from two stalwarts of this community as friends. Our relationship with NYSEG is only evolving as we move forward. Mirabito has stepped up to the plate and hit a grand slam for the community once again. Aligning Mirabito’s community spirit with the Rumble Ponies is a natural evolution that is exponential in benefit to the Southern Tier.” John Hughes, Rumble Ponies President.
About the Binghamton Rumble Ponies: The Binghamton Rumble Ponies are in their 29th season of play as the New York Mets Double-A Affiliate. Tickets are on sale online at www.BINGRP.com or by calling 607-722-FUNN (3866). For more information follow the Ponies on Facebook at facebook.com/RumblePoniesBB, on Twitter @RumblePoniesBB, or on Instagram at rumbleponiesbb.
About Mirabito: Family-owned and operated, the Mirabito Family of Companies operates in nine states with multiple divisions including Home Energy Products and Services, Convenience Stores, Wholesale Energy Products and Services, Natural Gas and Electric and Mirabito Truck Repair. For more information, visit www.mirabito.com.
BINGHAMTON, NY — Mirabito Energy Products & Mirabito Convenience Stores is proud to donate $50,000 to Cure Rare Disease (CRD), a Boston-based non-profit organization committed to the development of precision medicine therapeutics that combat select rare diseases impacting millions of people nationwide.
Each June, Mirabito holds the “Mirabito Golf Classic” in Syracuse, NY. The premier event typically hosts over 300 golfers and business partners over the course of 2-days. This year, due to COVID-19, the 30th Anniversary event was cancelled. However, through the generosity of its vendor partners, customers and employees, Mirabito was still able to raise money in support of CRD as they enter the home stretch of a groundbreaking year.
CRD has assembled leading researchers and clinicians nationwide to develop precision medicine therapeutics for rare, genetic, and fatal diseases like Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), one of 8 designated rare diseases that the non-profit is focusing on today. The organization and its multidisciplinary approach to developing customized treatments has been inspired by the personal experience of Founder & President, Rich Horgan. Horgan is a 27-year old Cornell and Harvard MBA graduate—an emerging entrepreneur with a passion to drive tangible transformation in the healthcare space. His family, including his brother Terry, has been impacted by Duchenne muscular dystrophy for three generations.
“It has been a privilege to partner with CRD over the years and to get to know the Horgan Family. Their commitment to finding cures for each individual and outside-the-box thinking to get results is truly amazing,” said CEO, Joe Mirabito, Mirabito Energy Products. “We believe in their mission and the strategy they are using to make a difference for the millions of people affected by these diseases. We are excited to see what the future holds!”
“We are grateful for Mirabito’s tremendous support as a business that’s not only making a difference in their local community, but for every family touched by a rare disease,” remarked Rich Horgan, Founder & President of Cure Rare Disease. “I founded CRD in response to the lack of treatment options and hope for all those impacted by rare diseases, like my brother Terry, who continues to battle Duchenne muscular dystrophy. We are working to rapidly develop groundbreaking, tailormade therapeutics in collaboration with the nation’s top researchers, partners, and our donors. Time is of the essence, and Mirabito’s generosity is bringing us one big step closer to a cure.”
Family-owned and operated since 1927, the Mirabito Family of Companies operates in nine states with multiple divisions including Natural Gas and Electric, Home Energy Products and Services, Wholesale Energy Products and Services, Convenience Stores, and Mirabito Truck Repair. For more information, visit www.mirabito.com.
Cure Rare Disease (CRD) is a Boston-based nonprofit biotechnology company founded by Rich Horgan, Blavatnik Life Science Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Harvard Business School who has witnessed three generations of his family affected by Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a fatal, neuromuscular disease. As anyone who is touched by a fatal, rare disease knows, time is of the essence. To overcome the obstacles inherent in the existing model of drug development, CRD has taken a new approach, forming an unprecedented collaboration with leading researchers and institutions nationwide in genetics, genomics, bioinformatics and biotechnology. Horgan and team are pioneering the development of a new platform for customized therapeutic treatments that can be applied to a range of rare, genetic diseases, and aim to inspire hope for a cure. Learn more at www.cureraredisease.org.
