Board of directors

Brad Wilson, with a rich 25-year history on Wall Street, has become a notable figure in the real estate and community service sectors as the broker-owner of Jones Hollow Realty Group and the President and Founder of Long Island Guardian Grants. His transition from finance to real estate and now to philanthropy showcases his dedication to making a tangible impact in his community. At the heart of his current endeavor is a commitment to aiding volunteer first responders in achieving home ownership. By partnering with the Long Island Housing Partnership, Inc., his non-profit focuses on providing essential funds to help these community heroes secure and renovate their homes. Brad's financial expertise and innovative leadership have made him a respected figure in both the business and charitable realms, continually striving to enrich and empower the communities he is a part of.

Charles Flood Jr. is a community leader and accomplished professional, renowned for his extensive service and expertise. He dedicated over a decade as Chief of Bay Shore Brightwaters Rescue Ambulance and served as a firefighter with the Bay Shore Fire Department for 10 years. His commitment to community welfare is further highlighted by his 15-year tenure as President of Bay Shore Athletic Sponsors and his role on the Board of Directors for Challenger Athletics.

In the financial sector, Charles has a notable 28-year history as a Floor Broker on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). He also served as Vice President and Partner at Kabrik Trading LLC. Presently, he is the Treasurer at Long Island Guardian Grants, applying his financial acumen to benefit the organization. Additionally, as a licensed real estate salesperson, Charles demonstrates a versatile skill set that spans across finance, community service, and real estate.

Michael A. Mercurio, with a career in public service spanning over four decades, holds key role as Secretary of the Board at Long Island Guardian Grants (LIGG). His journey includes a noteworthy 25-year tenure at the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) and significant roles in the West Islip Fire Department (WIFD), providing him with invaluable leadership skills and expertise. In his current position at LIGG, an organization dedicated to aiding volunteer paramedics and firefighters, Michael oversees strategic initiatives, guides policy development, and manages crucial board documentation. His role as Secretary involves ensuring effective communication and regulatory compliance. Michael's deep understanding of emergency services and commitment to public welfare align with LIGG’s mission to support community heroes. His leadership at LIGG reflects his continuous dedication to enhancing community safety and supporting those who serve on the front lines.