Inspirations Center Inc.

At Inspirations Center, we believe every child deserves a space to grow, express themselves, and feel a true sense of belonging. Rooted in the values of inclusion, creativity, and community, we offer unique programs that blend performing arts, advocacy, and educational enrichment for children of all abilities. Our signature Inclusive Musical Theater Workshops welcome children ages 6–10 to build confidence, develop friendships, and discover their talents through fun, structured rehearsals and culminating performances. We specialize in working with both neurotypical children and those with learning differences, ensuring each child receives the support they need to shine. Beyond the stage, Inspirations Center provides parent advocacy services, professional development for educators, and special education consulting designed to empower families and schools alike. Whether it’s navigating IEPs or promoting inclusive classroom practices, our goal is to be a trusted resource for meaningful change. Founded by educators with decades of experience in special education, counseling, and the arts, Inspirations Center is more than a program—it’s a movement toward inclusivity, empowerment, and excellence. Join us in creating a world where every child feels seen, celebrated, and supported.

Suffolk County

Peggy Spellman Hoey

New York City Metropolitan Area

Sachem

New York

At Inspirations Center, we believe every child deserves a space to grow, express themselves, and feel a true sense of belonging. Rooted in the...

Teach your kids they can achieve the impossible!

Mindsee.it

Featured in the Telepathy Tapes podcast.  Mindsee.It is a quick and mind-blowing tutoring program for children that teaches them to see through a blindfold - really!    

New York County

Miranda Levingston

Upper East Side

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Meyers Advisory

Hi Albany business owners, My name is Kyle Meyers, and I’m an accounting student at the University at Albany. I’ve created a financial software tool that helps small businesses instantly understand where their money is going — profits, expenses, cash flow, month-over-month trends, and more. To build relationships and gain experience, I’m offering this service free for local businesses for a limited time. There’s no obligation, no credit card, and no complicated software you need to learn — I handle everything for you.

Medford

Hi Albany business owners, My name is Kyle Meyers, and I’m an accounting student at the University at Albany. I’ve created a financial software...

Written by Greg Sleter. Thursday is July 11, and 7-Eleven is once again celebrating 7/11 with free Slurpees.This year, however, patrons picking up a free frozen drink at their local 7-Eleven will be treated to a larger size.According to a report in <a href="http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2013/07/08/slurpee-free-slurpees-7-eleven-retail-promotions/2493001/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">USA Today</a>, the nation's largest convenience store chain is replacing its 7.11-ounce freebee given away in past years with a 12-ounce Slurpee.Laura Gordon, vice president of marketing and brand innovation for 7-Eleven, estimated about 7 million Slurpees will be given away on Thursday at a total cost of $7.6 million.The larger Slurpee size is being used in response to feedback from mothers, who asked for cups with lids.Local residents can pick up a free Slurpee at the following Medford locations:2725 Route 112.2810 Route 112.

Written by Greg Sleter. Thursday is July 11, and 7-Eleven is once again celebrating 7/11 with free Slurpees.This year, however, patrons picking up a free frozen drink at their local 7-Eleven will be treated to a larger size.

According to a report in <a href="http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2013/07/08/slurpee-free-slurpees-7-eleven-retail-promotions/2493001/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">USA Today</a>, the nation’s largest convenience store chain is replacing its 7.11-ounce freebee given away in past years with a 12-ounce Slurpee.Laura Gordon, vice president of marketing and brand innovation for 7-Eleven, estimated about 7 million Slurpees will be given away on Thursday at a total cost of $7.6 million.

The larger Slurpee size is being used in response to feedback from mothers, who asked for cups with lids.Local residents can pick up a free Slurpee at the following Medford locations:

2725 Route 112.2810 Route 112.

Patrons picking up a free frozen drink at their local 7-Eleven will be treated to a larger size than in previous years.