ALS Association Greater New York Chapter
To support the ALS Association Greater New York Chapter's transportation program, which provides transportation, free of charge, to ALS patients who have no other means of getting to our ALS Center or support group at Beth Israel Medical Center in the Union Square area of Manhattan.
Andrew Glover Youth Program, Inc.
To fund educational and crime prevention programs for youthful offenders and at-risk youth from the Lower east Side.
Artists Space
To support Expanded Art Ideas, Artists Space's integrated arts education program, which provides underserved NYC public school students with unparalleled arts education opportunities through a variety of courses.
Caring Community
To offset staff salaries while the agency works with NYU to develop collaborative best practice program for external funding.
Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment Service
To support a targeted education services aimed at court-involved youth, offering academic classes to prepare for the GED test, enrichment classes, and foster relationships throughout the school system to ensure clients receive necessary services.
Children of Bellevue
Provide a basic set of clothing for newborns whose families are destitute.
Children's Aid Society - Youth Chorus Program
To support the activities of their Advanced Chorus, including but not limited to performance opportunities,advanced instruction and holiday and summer instruction.
Church of St. Luke in the Fields
To renew support for 2 non-sectarian outreach programs at the Church of St Luke in the Fields, a program for those living with HIV/AIDS, and a program for LGBTQA youth.
City Parks Foundation
To support the annual Charlie parker Jazz Festival in Thompkins Square park as well CityParks Kids, a free series of children's performances in Washington Square Park.
Community Health Project/ Callen-Lorde Community Health Center
To support our Health Outreach To Teens Program, which provides low and no cost health care and related services to vulnerable young patients, many of whom make their homes in the streets of New York City.
Community of St. Egidio USA, Inc.
To support the recreational activities for the residents of the Cabrini Nursing Home.
Cooper Square Committee
To support their efforts to provide tenant counseling and social services to low-income, homeless and at-risk residents in our community.
Cornelia Connelly Center
To provide a grant to help us purchase supplies for the second session of our After School Program.
Covenant House New York/ Under 21, Inc.
To support their mission of providing food, shelter, healthcare, and supportive services to the homeless youth of NYC.
Downtown Art
To support the work with teens to create two events in Spring 2010: The Waistmaker's Opera and the NYC Festival of Young Artists and Leaders.
East End Temple
To provide support for their "Sandwich Saturday" program, in which familes gather to make nutritious meals for hungry New Yorkers.
Educational Alliance
To support all of their programming for over 30,000 downtown residents including pre-school for low-income families, nutritious meals, after-school programs, health and wellness, counseling and programs for seniors.
Father's Heart Ministries, Inc.
To support their soup kitchen and food pantry while facing increasing numbers of participants and decreasing government grant money.
fresh art
To support an exhibition featuring work from NYC artists with special needs and a fine arts workshop for seniors at a seniors residence.
Friends in Deed
To support direct services for anyone affected by life-threatening illness.
George Jackson Academy
To support our efforts to expand our extended year program for bright boys from economically disadvantaged families.
Gina Gibney Dance, Inc.
To support our 'Keep Moving!' program of movement and creativity serving youth-at-risk in the Union Square district at Washington Irving High School, Gramercy Arts and Hetrick-Martin Institute.
GO Project
To sustain the number of students in the program and to enhance service for low income public school children.
Grand Street Settlement, Inc.
To help sustain positive youth development programming year-round through their Lower East Side Youth Services Program.
Greenwich House
To provide psychiatric care for victims of abuse.
Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen
To provide for summer interns to help with Counseling and Referrals for Soup Kitchen guests and materials.
Irish Repertory Theatre
To support their ticket subsidy program which allows them to offer free tickets to seniors and students throughout the season.
Judson Memorial Church
To support the "Judson Arts" performance series which features musical, dance and theatrical performances free or at minimal charge to the public.
Legal Information for Families Today (LIFT)
To support the Relatives as Parents program to provide mental health services to low-income grandparents who have custody of their grandchildren.
Lower East Side Family Union
To provide general operating support to provide services and counseling for families on the Lower East Side.
Lower East Side Girls Club
To support summer environmental education and service programs for LES girls.
Manhattan Land Trust
To support "Read and Seed", an environmental education program for children at the LES People care Community Graden.
Manhattan Neighborhood Network, Youth Channel
To support their Youth Channel's 2011-2012 Broadcast Initiative, in which 40-50 participants, ages 13-23 from all five boroughs of NYC would produce documentary-style stories about their neighborhoods, cover local art and cultural events.
Nazareth Housing
To support their Family Shelter for families in the East Village and Lower East Side.
New York Foundling
To support Camp Felix, which providea a three week summer camp experience for over 160 children from their prevention and foster boarding programs.
Nicu's Spoon Theatre
To expand their work with deaf and low income children by formalizing an ASL-interpreted show which can tour to underresourced schools.
NYC Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project
To support visibility-raising efforts during Pride month (June 2010) in conjunction with their 30th year of service of the LGBTQ communities of NYC.
Our Lady of Sorrows
To provide general operating support for their food pantry.
Our Time Theatre Company
To support "Our Time NYC", which provides 35 youth who stutter with a collection of artistic activities including film and play writing and production.
Parsifal's Productions
To support their open house performance program, which allows homeless shelter residents, community center clients and seniors to attend free of charge.
Partnership with Children, Inc.
To support their "Open Heart-Open Mind" program's Young Women's and Young Men's group in Marte Valle High School on the Lower East Side.
Project Ezra
To cover kosher food expenses, medicine and daytrips.
Project Renewal
To support the Med Van and Street Smart mobile medical clinics assisting homeless and low-income New Yorkers.
Remember the Triangle Fire Coalition
To provide a commemoration to honor the centennial of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire (currently the site of the NYU Brown Building) in March of 2011.
St. Francis Xavier Mission
To assist with the operation of Xavier Mission's Life-Skills Training & Empowerment Program, a 25 session group for homeless and formerly homeless individuals.
The Door
To support heating and serving hot lunches for youth in crisis and providing durable bags for them to carry food, clothing and personal items.
Theater Breaking Through Barriers
To support the 2009-2010 Mainstage play, the world premiere of Kate Moira Ryan's "Bass for Picasso" at the Kirk Theatre on Theatre Row.
Third Street Music School Settlement
To support the 29th annual presentation of "Music in Abe Lebewohl Park," a series of free, weekly outdoor concerts on Thursday afternoons at 12:30 PM from June 3, 2010 through July 22, 2010.
University Settlement of New York, Inc.
To support our Talent Search program, a college-preparedness service targeting disadvantaged youth facing significant personal, financial and societal obstacles to higher education.
Village Center for Care ("VillageCare")
To purchase 400 roundtrip MetroCards which will be disbursed as needed to their HIV+ clients to help them travel to/from appointments for health care, housing, and other benefits/entitlements.
Village Temple Soup Kitchen
To purchase food for their ongoing program to feed the needy, as well as to support the work of social workers and a nutritionist to further assist their clients.
VISIONS - Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired
To provide nutritious snacks and light meals to youth ages 14-21 who are blind or visually impaired and participate in their prevocational and training programs.
Visiting Neighbors, Inc.
To continue support for Visiting Neighbors' intergenerational socialization programs that bring isolated, frail seniors together with students to learn from each other and enjoy each other's company.
Visual AIDS
To support the production and presentation of contemporary arts programs and exhibitions focused on AIDS awareness & HIV prevention.
Washington Square Association Music Fund
To present 4 free concerts as part of Washington Square Music Festival's 52nd season.
Young Playwrights, Inc.
To provide tuition waivers for underprivileged youth attending YPI workshops.