Today to seek your help in spreading the word about one of the many ongoing efforts Mount Sinai is working on towards advancing care for COVID-19 – in this particular case, identifying volunteers who may be right for the COVID-19 study below. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: volunteer
From Harlem To Hollis, Volunteers Join Local Community Emergency Response Teams
The New York City Emergency Management Department is adding a new group of volunteers to the city’s Community Emergency Response Teams (CERTs). Continue Reading →
Union Carpenters And Contractors Finish Off The Summer By Volunteering From Harlem To Hollis
Union carpenters and contractors are finishing off the summer by volunteering in New York communities where members live and work. Continue Reading →
New York Cares Day For Schools Volunteers Revitalize Public Schools From Harlem To Houston
On Saturday, October 19, 2019, New York Cares hosted the 28th annual New York Cares Day for Schools from Harlem to Houston. Continue Reading →
Beautify The Fort Just North Of Harlem With The Green Team At New York Cares
Beautify this historic and scenic park playground by weeding, planting, and removing invasive species from the Broadway side of the park. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio Celebrates 10 Years Of Civic Innovation By NYC Service From Harlem To Hollis
The de Blasio Administration, Ruth Rathblott, Executive Director of Harlem Educational Activities Fund and others celebrated today the 10-year anniversary of NYC Service. Continue Reading →
CERTs Program Gets Fresh New Incredible Volunteers From Harlem To Houston
New York City Emergency Management Commissioner Joseph Esposito, NYPD Auxiliary Inspector Phylis Byrne, and FDNY Deputy Chief James Brosi presided over a graduation ceremony for 48 Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) volunteers. Continue Reading →
Hey Harlem, Lets Improve Our Parks!
This year hundreds of New Yorkers participated in the City Parks Foundation’s Partnerships Academy workshops to learn tactics that helped them organize to improve their parks from Harlem to Hollis. Continue Reading →
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