East End of Long Island
East EndTrust
Rooted in Land
Secured for Community
A nonprofit initiative protecting East End livelihoods and caring for the community we call home.

Our initiatives
Five things we're working on.
Each one is its own program, at its own stage. Here's where each stands today.
Now open
Supporting Town and Village Leadership
Working alongside East End town supervisors and village mayors to bring financing and key partners to the table for urgent healthcare and community housing initiatives.
Our Current Projects →Now open
East End Entrepreneurs
Small-group mentoring, one-on-one guidance, a private peer community and preferred business partners for entrepreneurs preparing to launch or in their first two years of business.
Explore East End Entrepreneurs →Coming soon
Supporting Farmers & Fishermen
Helping the people who work the land and the water keep their livelihoods viable.
Coming soon
Affordable and Free Pet Care
Removing cost as the reason a pet goes without the care it needs.
Coming soon
Addiction Services
Recovery support for individuals and families across the East End.
Who we are
A family effort, rooted in shared values.
East End Trust was founded by husband and wife Monika Gawlowska and Syed D. Mohammed. Coming from two distinctly different backgrounds, they found common ground in the values passed down through their families: deep empathy, respect for honest labor, and the conviction that good fortune is meant to be shared.
Rather than operating as a distant foundation, Monika and Syed run the Trust as an active extension of their own kitchen table — bringing their different perspectives and shared heart directly into the community. From championing emerging entrepreneurs and preserving maritime and farming heritage, to widening access to animal care and addiction recovery, the Trust is their enduring commitment to ensure the East End remains a place where every family has the chance to flourish.
East End Trust is in the process of becoming a registered nonprofit organization.
Get in touch
Questions, partnerships, or ways to support the Trust — we'd love to hear from you.
Contact us