Fellowship program that provides activities such as a youth choir, step dancers, arts and crafts, snack time in Fellowship Hall, sports and games in gymnasium.
Funding will support Cool Culture's efforts to provide families with free, unlimited access to 80 museums in Manhattan and greater NYC and to continue providing professional development to child care, Head Start, UPK and Title I public school educators.
Funding will support the summer internship program conducted in partnership with the Consortium for Worker Education and Manhattan Comprehensive High School, which prepares at-risk youth for potential entry into New York City's construction business.
Funding to support the Brain Tumor Foundation’s Road to Early Detection campaign utilizing their own Mobile MRI Unit. They will provide FREE MRI brain scans to the Council District and surrounding areas with special emphasis on identifying populations with limited medical access as well as the working poor.
To continue our Women Helping Women Fight Aids Program which was created in response to the need for HIV/Aids prevention services to counter the increasing rate of infection among minority women in Crown Heights and Bedford Stuyvesant.
This program will serve youth between the ages of 5-21years of age from High bridge and surrounding communities. This program is for mentoring worships, skill development and professional development.
Fiscal Conduit Name
Metropolitan New York Coordinating Council on Jewish Poverty, Inc.
Funding will support environmental awareness education and demonstration projects on the East Side, including the construction of a small wind power generator, the purchase of a Big Belly Solar Compactor at Tram Plaza Park and the distribution of water and energy conservation guides at Greenmarket and community events .
