Seitu’s World: Harlem’s Benjamin And Others Prove There’s Always Hope For Harlem
On September 12th, 2020, Harlem photographer Seitu Oronde was with Michael Garner with100 black men, Harlem’s senator Brian Benjamin,
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First Corinthian, Senator Benjamin, And DC 9 Feed Families At Hope For Harlem
Today, First Corinthian Baptist Church, New York State Senator Brian Benjamin, and District Council 9 donated grocery packages to 2,000 families in addition to care packages, hot meals and essential Continue Reading →
Harlem Youngsters Showcase Hope In Winning Poems And Artwork In PAL 2021 Poetry Anthology
The Police Athletic League (PAL) held its annual Poetry Writing Contest with participants from the citywide PAL After-School Program.
A Retail Legend And Harlem Fave, Who Had Faith And Hope In Harlem Passes At 73
Douglas Elliman Real Estate Chairman Faith Hope Consolo died unexpectedly Dec. 23 at the age of 73, reports Bisnow.
Here’s Why Rehab Center Hopes Holiday Hosts Will Lock Up Prescription Painkillers From Harlem To Hollis
“There’s no place like home for the holidays,” Karen Carpenter once sang. Unfortunately, that warm notion falls short for families affected by addiction.
Metro Hope Cash Mob By Buy Local East Harlem
Cash Mob is a local, neighborhood effort to gather friends, partners, and residents of East Harlem with the purpose of supporting small businesses, and building community.
2022 U.S. Olympic Hopeful Starr Andrews Coming To Figure Skating in Harlem
Starr Andrews, 2018 U.S. National competitor and 2017 U.S. Junior Silver Medalist, is taking time out of her busy training schedule to spend time with the girls at Figure Skating Continue Reading →
Veteran Artists To Be Showcased At The (Hope For The) Warriors Art Show In Harlem
The public is invited to join the national nonprofit Hope For The Warriors and Frontline Paper for opening night of the [Hope For The] Warriors Art Exhibit Wednesday, February 28, 2018 at El Barrio Artspace PS109.
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