A joint initiative of the Brooklyn Community Foundation and the United Way of New York City.
The NYC Haitian Community Hope & Healing Fund was established by the Brooklyn Community Foundation and the United Way of NYC to address the short and long-term needs of individuals, families and communities in the New York City area affected by the January 12, 2010 earthquake in Haiti. The Fund provides financial support and critical resources to local nonprofit organizations that are attuned to the needs of their neighborhoods; it focuses on strengthening these organizations so that they can most effectively serve the anticipated increased number of people who need assistance with immigration, grief and trauma, job training, housing, English language acquisition and more over the coming months and years.
To Learn more about the fund and for guidelines, visit: www.HopeandHealingFund.org
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Founded in 1982, Neighbors Together works to end hunger in Central Brooklyn. Running a community café that serves hundreds of hot meals daily it also believes that the underlying reasons for hunger need to be—and can be—addressed collectively.
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