Let's Make NYC's Food Distribution Greener

PLEASE HELP CANAL PARK FLOURISH AS A GREEN OASIS OF NATURAL BEAUTY IN OUR COMMUNITY

We are seeking your financial support to continue the maintenance and beautification of Charlton Plaza, our lovely little neighborhood park.

Harlem River Community Rowing 2022 Rowing Program

Food waste wanted! Transform kitchen scraps into soil-enriching compost and nourish Mother Earth with everyday trash with Malcolm X Blvd Beautification, Shugah Baybees, and the Abyssinian Tot Lot.

A children's book about street tree stewardship, inspired by a true NYC event. The book offers a starting point to speak with kids about the value of community engagement - beginning with YOU!

Preserve and protect our trees and green spaces

Help Friends of St. Nicholas Park transform an overgrown plant bed into a beautiful garden

Help rebuild Highbridge Dirtjump park with fresh, clean, dirt.

Support Lion's Tooth Project back-to-school healing and art-making care circles to address the impacts of COVID-19 on immigrant, Black, Indigenous, POC, LGBTQI+ students.

Help us build the bridge between employees and the restaurants that need them.

DMF Youth is raising funds for our 2021-2022 afterschool programs, serving four Title 1 schools and homeless shelters in NYC. Donate to our campaign and help equip underserved children with the tools they need to thrive!

Access and Equity for All

An intergenerational group workshop program in under-resourced Black Communities in New York City using IMPACT's proven arts and leadership training techniques in social-emotional learning.

Since 2016, our volunteers have been beautifying and maintaining the tree beds along West 77th St. between West End Ave.and Riverside Drive, aka Miles Davis Way, bringing joy to passersby and building community.

Providing free translation services to refugees seeking asylum and other immigration relief

Join Invisible Hands in making sure no one in our community is left alone, unable to access the food and resources they need to survive.

Celebrating NYC resiliency through a global pandemic

Sixth Street Community Center is raising funds to continue our emergency food distribution which is essential for combatting food insecurity and supporting our community members in this moment of crisis.  

We wish to sustain our program aimed at supporting immigrants of our beloved El Barrio impacted by COVID-19 and to expand it with a vaccine education and accessibility campaign.

Providing Immediate, Effective Mental Health Services to Underserved Children, Families, and Young Adults in Need During COVID.

Take action to support free mental health care for people of color and equitable pay for providers of color.

A children's book about street tree stewardship, inspired by a true NYC event. The book offers a starting point to speak with kids about the value of community engagement - starting with YOU!

We are seeking to restore Charlton Plaza, our lovely little neighborhood park, to its former beauty. 

IMPACT Harlem youth will bring their community an open debate and interactive art performance on how the Black community can support the AAPI community in the wake of recent anti-AAPI violence.

Broadway talent will be bustin'out all over during the West 132nd Street Community Garden Summer Performance Series!

Outdoor music events for the whole community all summer long in Stuyvesant Square Park!

When public parks thrive, neighborhoods thrive. FFP needs the community's support to remain a green, clean, and flowering oasis for residents and visitors to enjoy.  

A fund meant to provide much-needed financial assistance to employees of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York who have been negatively impacted as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

We are fundraising to purchase native plants for a new garden.  

The park is located in upper Manhattan's Washington Heights neighborhood from W173rd to W176th Streets.

Neighbors supporting neighbors!

Pandemic non-profit to feed NYers hardest hit by COVID. Prepared 72,000+ healthy meals & pantry bags so far.

We have experienced an increase in food scrap drop off since the pandemic.  We need a new system to handle this amount of processing . The dual hotbox bin system will provide us the relief our volunteers need. 

Help fund DMF Youth's dance and life-skill development afterschool program in the New Year! Your donation will support our virtual programs and a new partnership with a school in East Harlem! 

Providing Immediate, Effective Mental Health Services to Underserved Children, Families, and Young Adults in Need During COVID.

Neighbors supporting neighbors!

Help us secure the Alan A. Finder Internship on a ongoing basis

Untold Story of Public School Students Impacted by COVID-19. Support Chinatown small businesses and help curb the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on our community’s children.

A community food distribution event is being created to support the residents of NYCHA Wagner Houses in the upcoming holidays who may be experiencing hardships during the COVID pandemic.

During the pandemic, Earth Matter brings Soil Start Farm to Harlem middle-schoolers, with the collaboration of HYPOTHEkids.

Adopt a seat in one of our boats! With your help, Harlem River Community Rowing can keep offering accessible rowing next season!

Help us take the garden to the next level. We plan to install lighting and greatly renovate the lawn by installing an underground drainage system.

We are inviting Harlem Youth to a place at the table, to voice and share their concerns, receive historical grounding, and listen and speak to leaders of the social justice movement. 

Neighbors provide support to neighbors in COVID-19.

Stuyvesant Square Park is lucky to have two heritage English elms that are well over 100 years old. The trees are in need of attention by professionals to ensure they remain healthy for all to enjoy. 

2020 has been a year like no other. Help us rise to meet the challenges!

After our garden was flattened by storms in May 2020, we are rebuilding the Harlem Rose Garden as a living honor to the community. In regrowing the garden, we are creating a place for our own regrowth together.

The Windy Plaza: a safe get together place. We educate & catalyze neighborhood collaborations outside & online. What new lifestyles do we ignite for a cascade of betterment? Where do we start? On Ave C.

Leaving NYC Students Better Equipped to Navigate Life during the COVID-19 Crisis

BlackSpace demands a present and future where Black people, Black spaces, and Black culture matter and thrive.