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Feb. 6, 2024 By Bill Parry Multi-Grammy-award winner Bishop Hezekiah Walker and the Love Fellowship Tabernacle Choir will headline the Concert for College

Koeppel Auto Group launched a community scholarship program for students at P.S. 148Q, the Ruby G. Allen School, in East Elmhurst on June 23 as part of the

An educational savings program has boosted the college dreams of young students in a mostly Black school district in New York City.

On any given day, the five of us are leading very different lives. While one of us is visiting a small business, another is meeting with public safety

City Councilwoman Sandra Ung joined representatives of Flushing Bank and NYC Kids RISE on Thursday, Jan. 26, to present a $6,000 check for a community

New York City's 'Save for College' program is now in its second year, helping parents and students save money to go to college.

The city, NYC Kids Rise, and a number of nonprofit partners announced Monday that they would invest $1.2 million in scholarship accounts for students in Canarsie and East Flatbush.

The Save for College Program, a public-private partnership, will announce a $1 million investment Tuesday in the college and career plans of age-eligible students in School District 18, spanning from Canarsie to East Flatbush, or who live in two public housing developments.

The World’s Borough To The Editor: With the holiday season upon us, I’d like to take a moment to express my gratitude for the partnerships and community that were forged via Queens Together during the pandemic. Together we built something that turned individual restau­rants, community organizations, and neighbors into a “boots on the ground” emergency

The public officials, philanthropic leaders and nonprofit executives leading the sector in New York.