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The Retreat appoints two new board members to advance survivor services

September 20, 2026 | SPRINGS UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York


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The Retreat appoints two new board members to advance survivor services
The Retreat, a domestic violence shelter and advocacy organization serving East Hampton and Long Island, announced two new board appointments: East Hampton native Cara Sue Ackerman and licensed clinical social worker Laura Fox, the anchor said.

Executive Director Kate Carbonaro praised both appointees, the broadcast said, stating they bring "exactly the kind of expertise and heart the retreat needs." The anchor reported Ackerman brings community ties and Fox contributes 26 years of clinical experience in trauma and family dynamics; the Retreat provides free, confidential support and a 24‑hour hotline.

Why this matters: board appointments can shape nonprofit strategy and service priorities for survivors of domestic violence and related services across the region.

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