The Migdol Family Foundation joined with Friends of Public School Harlem, the New York City Fire Department Vulcan Society, and Toys for Tots hosted a Harlem holiday gift giveaway party. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Friends of Public School Harlem
Seitu’s World: Thanksgiving And Thanks Living Day In Harlem 2020
By Seitu Oronde
It was a great day in Harlem on Thanksgiving as everyone gave thanks for living in 2020. Continue Reading →
FPSH Distributes Backpacks And School Supplies Helping Harlem Improve Education Access
On Thursday, October 15th, 2020, at Harlem’s Drew Hamilton Houses, Friends of Public School Harlem (FPSH) distributed more than 150 kits of school supplies to at-need students. Continue Reading →
Harlem Basketball Legends Distribute Groceries During Food Hardship At Rucker Park
In renowned Rucker Park, playground legends Joe Hammond, Freddie Crawford, and Bob McCullough joined Friends of Public School Harlem (FPSH) and local elected officials to distribute boxes of food to Harlem families. Continue Reading →
Harlem FDNY And NYPD Members Distribute Groceries On 9/11
Responding to the growing food hardship brought on by the COVID 19 health crisis, Harlem firefighters and police officers joined Friends of Public School Harlem to distribute boxes of food on the 19th Anniversary of the September 11th this September attack. Continue Reading →
Friends Of Public School Harlem Help Distribute Backpacks, School Supplies And Masks
Friends of Public School Harlem help distribute 1,000 New Backpacks, School Supplies, and Masks at NYCHA developments throughout Harlem. Continue Reading →
Harlem Electeds Espaillat And Perkins Distribute School Supplies And More
With Harlem families facing many challenges and uncertainties as they get ready for the first day of school, Continue Reading →
Adriano Espaillat, Attorney General James, Hazel Dukes, Brian Benjamin And Others Celebrate Jerry Migdol’s 70th
An exuberant crowd that included NYS Attorney General Tish James, Congressman Adriano Espaillat, State Senators Brian Benjamin and Robert Jackson, Continue Reading →
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