Walk

June 2, 2016June 2, 2016Leave a comment

OHH is happy to announce that the 37th Annual Shelter Island 10K/5K Run/Walk, a USA track and field certified course, will be held on Saturday, June 18th at 5:30 pm! Touted as the most scenic course by Runner’s World Magazine, the Shelter Island Run is a fundraising event for numerous East End Charities. It’s always a great event!

This year’s race will welcome former Olympian, four time NYC Marathon winner and four time Boston Marathon winner, Bill Rodgers and Olympic Gold Medal winner and first-ever women’s Olympic marathon champion, Joan Benoit Samuelson, and many more super stars.

Stop by before the race to make a prediction of the combined running time of George and Bill in the 10K. There will be prizes for closest predictions!

New to the race this year is “Revelry on the Rock;” official Shelter Island Run after party, produced and sponsored by Hampton Event Management International. Revelry on the Rock will be held at 7pm following the race at the Island Boatyard and Marina on Shelter Island. Live music with the Hoo Doo Loungers and DJ Twilo, local artisan food trucks, cash bar, local merchant shopping area, photo booth, kids area, raffle prizes, and more. (Free admission for runners, $10 admission for non-participants and kids 14 and under are free.) For a full schedule of events throughout the weekend, click here.

Proceeds from the race will go to support several East End charities: The Shelter Island 10K Community Fund, which assists with philanthropic donations to community programs for Shelter Island, educational services including scholarships, project Excel, school trips and family services, East End Hospice, which offers home health care, short-term hospital stay for the people of the Hamptons and surrounding towns, Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch, which provides a safe haven for boys ages 10-21, who are in Introducing the new post-race Party Revelry on the Rock Race for Good – Supporting Local Charities. Register here!

One Healthy Breakdown: run the island, do good, feel good, party on!

Sweat for a Cause…or Two!

October 14, 2015October 13, 2015

Come sweat for a cause on Saturday, October 24th at Hamptons Gym Corp! Join us for great music, exercise, and snacks as we support The Retreat and Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation.

This event will bring two of the East End’s most valuable resources together with one of the area’s favorite local fitness spots. Both The Retreat and the Southampton Animal Shelter are in the business of providing care and shelter for the whole family. 100% of proceeds will be donated; classes are $25 per class, $40 for 2, $60 for 3. Here’s the class schedule:
9:30am Cyling w/ John Leonard
10:30am BODYPUMP w/ Jacqui Perrine and Liza Gallia
11:30am ZUMBA w/ Master Instructor Oscar Gonzalez

Reservations recommended. Drop-ins welcome but please allow for enough time to register before the event. Call (631)725-0707 to reserve your spot.

One Healthy Breakdown: sweat for the community, sweat for a pet!

Leaders & Lemonade

August 11, 2015

Our local YMCA East Hampton’s Leaders & Lemonade Campaign is teaching children how to take initiative, rally a group, collaborate with the community, lead a mission, and make change.

RECIPE FOR SUCCESS:

1 Part Developing Leader
1 Part Volunteer
1 YMCA Staff Member
1 Part Local Business
Mix well for a bright future

The YMCA East Hampton RECenter is stirring up something amazing this weekend! Local teens from their Leaders Club will work with volunteers and business owners on a creative and refreshing FUN-draiser. Teams will be mentored by Donna McCue, alumni of ABC’s #1 TV show Shark Tank and dozens of local community/business leaders. Watch and support our youth as they lead and compete to support the East End of Long Island in the areas of youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.

The YMCA East Hampton RECenter is for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. From camp scholarships to teen centers, cancer survivor programming through Southampton Hospital, health education, and community social responsibility, the Leaders Club is making serious local enhancement. Leaders Club youth believe in making the community a better place to work, live and play for everyone. Leaders & Lemonade will enhance current and expanding community needs. And YOU can help too!

Visit any Leaders & Lemonade stand August 15 – 16 at Indian Wells Beach, Gurney’s Spa & Resort, the Candied Anchor, and click here for more information.

One Healthy Breakdown: developing leaders changes the world, do your part locally…with lemonade!

Hope in the Hamptons

June 29, 2015June 28, 2015

Come out and celebrate the life-saving mission of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® at the Inaugural St. Jude Hope in the Hamptons on July 11th! Hosted by FOX News National Security Expert, Columnist, and Commentator, KT McFarland, this chic red carpet event will feature gourmet, farm-fresh fare, cocktails, an exclusive auction, and a performance by Billy Joel’s Broadway tribute band, The Movin’ Out Band. It’s an event not to be missed with an unprecedented cause.

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is leading the way the world understands, treats, and defeats childhood cancer and other deadly diseases. Everything they do is centered around finding cures and saving children. The most amazing part about St. Jude is that families never receive a bill. They pay for treatment, travel, housing, and food – because St. Jude understands that the only thing that these families should worry about is helping their children live. Now that’s something to celebrate.

St. Jude has the world’s best survival rates for the most aggressive childhood cancers. Treatments invented at St. Jude have helped push the childhood cancer survival rate from 20 percent to 80 percent and working to drive this number to 90 percent in the next decade. Meanwhile, St. Jude freely shares the breakthroughs it makes, and every child saved at St. Jude means doctors and scientists worldwide can use that knowledge to save thousands more children.

In addition to celebrating this great cause and this amazing community, we’ll honor local Hamptons family of little Drew, currently receiving treatment at St. Jude for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Let’s rally for Drew, support St. Jude, and celebrate summer in the Hamptons! Click here or call (212) 239-3239 to purchase tickets for Hope in the Hamptons. One Healthy Hamptons is honored to support this cause and we’re looking forward to seeing you Saturday, July 11, 2015, 6-10:30pm at 1143 Deerfield Road, Water Mill.

One Healthy Breakdown: lets spread hope throughout the Hamptons and far beyond!

Hamptons Cranksgiving!

November 20, 2014Leave a comment

Saunders & Associates is proud to join forces with the nationwide Cranksgiving movement. This ride was the brainchild of NYC cycling enthusiasts who wanted to pair pedaling with giving.

The concept is simple. The route takes you to four different grocery stores. You pay nothing to join the ride. Instead, we ask that you bring your wallet and purchase non-perishables at each grocery store stop along the way – the amount you spend is completely up to you. There you have it. You get to spend the morning riding your bike with a group of awesome riders and you help members of your community have food on their tables for the holidays.

What could be better than that? Not much. So, what do you say? We’ll be starting our event in East Hampton Village on Saturday, Nov. 22, 2014. All donations for this ride will go to the East Hampton Food Pantry. They plan to feed more than 31,000 people this year in Amagansett, East Hampton, Montauk, Springs and Wainscott.

NBC’s TODAY Show will be at Cranksgiving documenting the event and will be airing the footage on Monday, 11/24! Today Show’s Matt Lauer and Darlene Rodriguez from WNBC will be riding in the Hamptons Cranksgiving, so sign up to join them!

The ride will start and finish at the East Hampton Middle School (76 Newtown Lane, East Hampton.)
Registration will begin at 10am. The ride will begin at 11am. The ride is approximately 6 miles. There will be fun prizes and giveaways along the way!

Riders, please bring:
• Bike with a helmet and a bike lock
• Large, sturdy backpack to carry your non-perishable goods
• At least $20 to purchase the food (bring more if you want to donate more!) There is no registration fee.

Please check-in when you arrive to receive a free map with your route — including stops at local grocery stores — a shopping list of food requested by the East Hampton Food Pantry and an envelope to collect all the receipts for your purchased items.

This is a charity ride and not a race. Ride safely, be nice and treat others like you would like to be treated. Cranksgiving is lots of fun, helps a good cause and shines a positive light on the local community. Please come help us support our community!

One Healthy Breakdown: crank up gratitude this holiday by joining Cranksgiving!

July Hamptons Wellness Week Countdown!

July 7, 2014July 8, 2014Leave a comment

The third and HOTTEST Hamptons Wellness Week is just days away and we’re counting down the minutes to the BEST week of the summer! Get your ticket before they sell out!

THIS is the ONE week all summer that you can put everyone and everything aside, put yourself first, and take advantage of outrageously HOT deals at over 50 local businesses! This is the week of endless possibilities! July 13th-20th showcases everything wellness under the sun from boutique fitness to holistic healing, spa services to stroller strides, pampering to prevention, hydrotherapy to hypnotherapy, water sports galore, and tons more! Who’s bored of their fitness routine and ready to try some new classes? Who’s been dying to try standup paddleboarding or surfing? Whether you want a quick mani/pedi or you’re ready to see a holistic doctor, this is the week to give it (ALL!) a go for pennies!

Tickets are selling fast which means folks are reserving their spots in classes and booking their appointments and getting ready to attend the “Wellness Wingd-ing” celebration at the Old Stove Pub (ALL included in the price of ONE ticket!) so don’t wait! Take advantage of 8 complimentary fitness classes and UNLIMITED 50% off discounts throughout Hamptons Wellness Week for a one-time fee of $45!

Yes, it’s true…and it gets better! Proceeds benefit the Wing it Project for global education. Together, we can make a difference by funding education for children who are not otherwise granted the privilege of schooling. Hamptons Wellness Week is all about empowering ourselves to be healthier while empowering children to better the world. So hop on board today to connect with like-minded people, experts, and businesses in and around the Hamptons community in the most relaxed and fun way! Click here to see the full list of offers and click here to buy your ticket!

OR…

Purchase your ticket at Sean’s Place in Southampton, Montauk Juice Factory in Montauk, or Simply Sublime in East Hampton to get your Hamptons Wellness Week ticket and get 50% off a juice or smoothie too! Does it get any better than that?!

OR head to LURK Beauty in Sag Harbor (across from the post office) to claim your ticket and get 10% off your health and beauty purchase!

One Healthy Breakdown: Buy ticket —> get a juice —-> reserve classes —> book spa/wellness appointments —> help the Wing it Project —> attend cocktail party —> do good —> feel better!

We Partied Under the Stars

August 5, 2013August 4, 2013Leave a comment

What’s better than spending a Saturday night with the stars sipping drinks and roasting marshmallows under the stars at the Bridgehampton Beach and Tennis Club?! Doing it all for a good cause! Saturday night, Women’s Health Magazine and the FEED Foundation kicked off their annual Run10Feed10 Campaign, Hamptons-style. Run10Feed10 is the 10k sweeping the nation, raising money to feed mouths in need, fighting the hunger epidemic, one meal at a time.

From chatting it up with one of my fave ladies, Gabby Bernstein to Kelly Bensimon shaking her booty on the dance floor, sitting around the bonfire with Kelly Rutherford and fam, to top designers in their best ‘Hamptons chic,’ it was a night to remember, that’s for sure. So what brought all of these fabulous people together to party under the stars? Fighting hunger, that’s what.

Women’s Health and The Feed Foundation are stopping hunger in its tracks, one mile at a time. As of today, 50 plus million Americans are living hungry. Sadly, hunger effects about 1/6 children, inhibiting their ability to learn and thrive. Right here, in our own country, in our own city, in our own neighborhood. Unlike disease and natural disaster, hunger is a problem we can all do something about, fast. We can all take one morning this fall to push ourselves to run 6.2 miles in what has become such a popular event that last year, they shut down the West Side Highway! Local fitness studios even jumped on board; local classes at Flywheel Sports, Barry’s Bootcamp, and Exhale went to the cause, in addition to their generous donations to the event’s silent auction.

Women’s Health sure knows exactly how to do it up here in the Hamptons. Drinks were flowing, dj was playing, s’mores were roasting, and the company was amazing. Lauren Bush Lauren displayed FEED’s adorable bags that raise money to fight this epidemic worldwide.

Yes, the Hamptons definitely got behind the cause. You want in? Your registration for the upcoming Run10Feed10 run in NYC Sunday, September 22nd will donate 10 meals to those in need. What’s better than running NYC knowing your feeding 10 mouths?

One Healthy Breakdown: OHH is all about paying it forward, doing good, feeling good, sweating for a good cause, and of course, a good party under the stars. Thanks Women’s Health Mag and the FEED Foundation for a memorable summer night. See you September 22nd!

One Super Saturday

July 29, 2013July 29, 2013Leave a comment

Super Saturday is always a day to remember in the Hamptons. Hosted by Donna Karen and Kelly Ripa, this past Saturday was the annual designer garage sale at Nova’s Ark in Water Mill to benefit Ovarian Cancer Research Fund. Super Saturday is nothing short of spectacular.

I started going to Super Saturday a few years ago with my boyfriend’s family. Once I was first roped in, I’ve never looked back and now it’s a summer highlight, virtually ‘Christmas in July.’ My boyfriend’s mom (Gail, below center) beat stage 3 ovarian cancer, as did my maternal grandmother. For us, this is way more than just a shopping outing, Hamptons go-to, and a car full of shopping bags. It’s a special celebration, to honor those personally affected by this awful disease, especially Gail who is the ultimate survivor. She kicked cancer’s ass in 2008.

Over 22,000 women in the U.S. are diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer annually and less than 50% of those survive five years post-diagnosis. If the disease is detected early, it is most likely treatable, so be sure not to miss a doctor’s appointment and question abnormalities!

OCRF is the largest charity world-wide funding ovarian cancer research. So, what’s Super Saturday all about? Essentially, shopping discount designer merchandise; hundreds of venders donate 100% of their Super Saturday proceeds to OCRF. There’s a ton more going on around the sale tent, from a kids carnival, games, manicures, psychic readings, demos, sweets and treats, celebrity sightings, face painting, raffle, and, an open bar. Sant Ambroeus provides an amazing catered lunch and there’s always lots of other treats; Hampton Coffee, ZICO, Pirate’s Booty, Blue Print juice, Carvel ice cream, and more.

Prices lower as the day goes on, so by the end of the day, once you’ve shopped and are about to drop, remaining expensive designer merchandise can cost just a few bucks. You bet your bottom dollar I got a pair of those jeans.

One Healthy Breakdown: Have a drink, buy a dress, eat well, chat with Kelly, and help a good cause? That’ makes for one SUPER Saturday.

We Did It!

June 3, 2013

Yesterday marked One Healthy Hamptons’ very first event and official summer kickoff! THANK YOU immensely to all that came out to Flywheel yesterday to spin for Head Start! The crew was amazing and really made the day memorable. Together, we raised over $1,000 for our local Hamptons Head Start! This will fund their ongoing early intervention and family assistance programs and provide much-needed school supplies for the upcoming fall. If you attended or donated to the cause, pat yourself on the back, ya did good.

Some cute Hamptonites ready to fly!

Shay Kostabi, renowned FlyBarre & Flywheel instructor, lead us through an amazing ride. This girl rocks; her motivational instruction lead our diverse group (some first timers, some avid spinners) all to the same place: our max…and then even further, until the very end. A big thanks to Shay for transforming this event into a FAB 45!

And a very special thank you to a few special local businesses for donating our prizes and refreshments; Naturopathica, Wolffer Estate, Gloria Jewel, Groundworks @ HRENS, Anke’s Fit Bakery, and The Juicy Naam. We gathered, we flew, we sweat, we helped our community, had delicious muffins and fresh juice, and we welcomed the BEST summer! We cycled to end the cycle of poverty and we made a difference.

One Healthy Breakdown: no better way to kick off summer than a FLY workout for a GREAT cause!

*One Healthy Hamptons is loving teaming up with this community to rally for a cause. Contact kiley@onehealthyhamptons.com if you’re interested in brainstorming such an event in the future.

Book Your Spot to ‘Cycle to End The Cycle’ Today!

May 27, 2013

Join us for a FLY workout to help a GREAT cause!

Head Start is a National non-profit organization providing early education and ongoing assistance to children and families in our own community with income levels below the poverty line. Head Start offers community services in education, disability programs, health & nutrition, mental health, family partnerships, and parent trainings.

The Hamptons is home to two fabulous Head Start programs; Bridgehampton and Southampton, both of which help local children and families each and everyday. The educators, children, and families that walk through these doors are truly amazing beings, doing all they can to level out the playing field. Your donation can help fund Head Start’s summer and school programs. We’re making the most of it with local snacks, a fun raffle, free T-shirts, and tons of fun! Register here!

Price is a minimum (tax deductible!) donation of $50 (or $80 for two spots) this covers spin class, shoes, water, a t-shirt, refreshments from The Juicy Naam & Anke’s Fit Bakery, and a raffle ticket for each awesome prize (a wine tasting for two at Wolffer Estate, a massage at Naturopathica, $100 shopping spree to Gloria Jewel, fresh flowers from Groundworks, and a bakery basket from Anke’s Fit Bakery! Hope to see you on the bike, sign up here today!

One Healthy Breakdown: get your sweat and your good on and head into summer feeling GREAT!