Joining Macy’s in its announcement to shutter 45 stores, Bed Bath & Beyond has decided to liquidate 43 stores of its own by the end of February. Continue Reading →
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Macy’s And Girls Inc., Empower And Inspire Girls From Harlem To Hollywood
Macy’s has partnered with Girls Inc. to support their critical work of providing research-based programming and safe, supportive spaces to help girls be socially-and emotionally-well, despite the COVID-19 pandemic and persistent racial discrimination and injustice. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio And Macy’s Announces 4th Of July Celebration For All
Today, Mayor de Blasio and Macy’s announced a fireworks plan in celebration of the 4th of July that will reach every borough for the first time ever. Continue Reading →
Macy’s Commits To Ending Fur Sales
Harlem fave Macy’s, once famous for its mink coats, has become the nation’s largest retailer to announce it will stop selling fur. Continue Reading →
Macy’s And Bloomingdale’s Colleagues Presented Check To God’s Love We Deliver Team
On Tuesday, August 27th, Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s colleagues presented a check for over $87,000 and volunteer at God’s Love We Deliver (GLWD) in NY, New York. Continue Reading →
Macy’s And East Harlem’s Carter Burden Network Celebrate National Senior Citizen Day
On Wednesday, August 21st, Macy’s and the Carter Burden Network (CBN) celebrated National Senior Citizens Day with a full day of exciting activities for East Harlem seniors at the Carter Burden/Leonard Covello Senior Center (Covello). Continue Reading →
Macy’s Salute Those Who Serve With Support To Empower Veterans And Military Families
This July, Macy’s and its customers nationwide will pay special tribute to the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces with a charitable round-up campaign, “Macy’s Salutes Those Who Serve,” to support active duty military, veterans and military families. Continue Reading →
Macy’s Celebrates Pride + Joy With The LGBTQ Community From Harlem To Hollis
Macy’s long-standing commitment to diversity, equality, and inclusion is punctuated this June by its nationwide celebration of National Pride Month. Continue Reading →
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