Suits Sling Sertinos Coffee for Angela's House

Suits are being traded for aprons March 11 as locals in the world of business will serve coffee at on West Main Street with proceeds going to Angela’s House. 

The businessmen and businesswomen will participate in  for Angela’s House, a not-for-profit organization that helps medically frail children and their families. The organization is celebrating 20 years in service and proceeds from the event will go towards efforts to increase the organizations awareness.

“When we have an opportunity to help out a great organization like Angela’s House by having Long Island executives pitching in and serving our customers – that’s a great way to give back and create a fun-filled afternoon as well,” said Sertinos Café owner Craig Lowenthal.

The event will cost $20 for adults and $10 for children. Coffee will be served by the CEO's from noon to 2 p.m.

10 prominent local businesspeople will be serving the guests at the event – President Long Island Chapter Institute of Management Accountants Arthur Sanders, serial entrepreneur AJ Caro, CEO of Fishbat, Inc. Clay Darrohn, CEO of Lighthaus Design, Inc. Glenn Romanelli, CEO of NBTY Jeff Nagel, LEED AP and CEO of The Cotocon Group Jimmy Carchietta, CEO of Rapid Recovery Solution, Inc. John Monderine, CEO of Community Care Home Health Services Mark Gatien, President of Strategic Healthcare Staffing Pete Curcio, and founder and V.P of Renaissance Studio Ronald Denenberg.

Smithtown residents are no strangers to helping out Angela's House – and money raised from the and Running of the Bull 5K was also donated.