Meeting needs in the lower east side of Manhattan. We provide food, clothing, education and support to the homeless and hungry of our community.

RHAP’s mission is rooted in the conviction that creative self-expression is a transformative experience that enriches individuals and communities. As an organization, we work to provide a space where young people feel safe and supported as they develop their voices through artistic projects and activities.

Our mission is to strengthen and sustain ties to Palestinian Heritage while empowering the well-being of the entire community. Our focus areas are: 1. Palestinian Education, 2. Empowering the Community, 3. Civically Engaging with the Larger Community, 4. Referrals, 5. Social Service

Drew Hamilton Resident Association

My development host 3,500 Residents. It is a multicultural development but mostly African American and Latino Residents.

The Lower Eastside Girls Club has been “Opening Doors, Empowering Women, and Building Community Girl by Girl” since 1996. Today we operate a full-service arts, science and civic engagement Center for Community on Avenue D adjacent to the low-income NYCHA housing projects. We run programs that serve girls and young women throughout New York’s five boroughs, and collaborate with a range of National and Global partners.

Our organization helps operate and manage Community Fridge 120MMM, a community fridge in Harlem, as well as connect resources to other community fridges.

We are a non-profit Kosher Food Pantry serving the greater Queens Community. We are an open-market / client choice Food Pantry providing fresh produce and assorted goods to our clients daily

When families must travel to New York City for the advanced cancer treatment they can’t get anywhere else, they can find a loving place to stay at our House. Located on East 73rd Street in Manhattan, and within close proximity to 8 major hospital systems, Ronald McDonald House New York welcomes children and families from across the world. The House can accommodate 95 families including 6 post-transplant suites.

Covenant House New York is proud to be New York City’s largest provider serving youth experiencing homelessness. So much more than a shelter, we provide affirming and transformative services so each young person can create their own path to independence. Our doors are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.