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Whether unemployed or underemployed, those looking for opportunity can get a powerful lift from charitable organizations.

Effective October 1, Jewish Family Service of Colorado and Jewish Family Services of Greenwich, Connecticut have become part of the affiliate network after obtaining approval from the U.S. Department of State, bringing to 25 the number of metropolitan areas across the country where HIAS is helping refugees providing Reception and Placement services. 

/PRNewswire/ -- Katten announced today that the firm successfully represented nonprofit Invisible Hands in an asset transfer to social service organization...

(New York Jewish Week) — After a two-year COVID-imposed hiatus, New York’s Celebrate Israel Parade returns Sunday following a push by organizers to recruit marchers representing the “vast mosaic of

The nonprofit Commonpoint Queens says the pandemic exacerbated the need for youth mental health services.

/PRNewswire/ -- Representatives from 11 area schools and local charities will receive over 2,000 warm winter coats after members of the Greater New York...

/PRNewswire/ -- Representatives from 11 area schools and local charities will receive over 2,000 warm winter coats after members of the Greater New York...

Photo Courtesy of Emil Cohen “We will not rest until every Queens resident who wants a job has a job,” Borough President Richards said. By Forum Staff As part of a continuing effort to addressing the current economic downturn, Queens Borough President Donovan Richards, Jr. on Monday announced his office has scheduled two Virtual Queens Jobs Recruitment Fairs during the month of April. First, Richards and Assemblywoman Catalina Cruz (D-Corona) will co-host a special Virtual Queens Jobs ...

In New York City, as in much of the rest of the country, the pandemic made the golden after-school hours from 3 to 6 p.m. go dark, but now there is hope as schools reopen.

No football, no dance, no Y.M.C.A.