Mayor de Blasio today announced SYEP Summer Bridge 2020, a $51M public-private partnership that will provide constructive engagement and enrichment activities to keep 35,000 New York City youth active and productive this summer. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: philanthropic
Philanthropist Jean Shafiroff To Serve As Ambassador For Feed The Hungry Fund
American Humane, the country’s first national humane organization, today announced that renowned philanthropist Jean Shafiroff will serve as an ambassador and spokesperson for the Feed the Hungry fund. Continue Reading →
As Students Feel Boxed In, The Paper Industry Is Here For The Boys & Girls Club In Harlem
With millions of students across the country forced to study from home during the COVID crisis, the Paper & Packaging – How Life Unfolds® campaign.
“Philanthropic Redlining” Maybe Reason For Grant Money Not Given To Nonprofits Led By People Of Color (Study)
Organizations led by people of color from Harlem to Harare win less grant money and are trusted less to make decisions about how to spend those funds than groups with white leaders. Continue Reading →
Family, Fashion And Philanthropy At The 7th Annual Harlem Haberdashery Ball In Harlem
By Megan Hadley and photographs by Caley Pigliucci
At this year’s fabulous 7th annual Harlem Haberdashery Ball in Harlem, NY, I spoke to Harlem founders Shay Wood and Guy Wood Sr., for Harlem World Magazine (HW). Continue Reading →
New York Cares Collected 94,000+ Coats For Those Experiencing Poverty From Harlem To Hollis
Despite an unseasonably warm winter, New York Cares, New York City’s leading volunteer organization, today announced that it collected 94,960 warm winter coats.
Robert F. Smith Honored At World Values Network’s International Champions Of Jewish Values Awards Gala 2020
Special Recognition Honoree, Robert F. Smith, and master-of-ceremonies and World Values Network, founder, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, welcomed hundreds of supporters. Continue Reading →
