Maintaining Homeostasis
No one should face homelessness for being who they are. As Mental Health Awareness month comes to a close and Pride month nears, we recognize that New Yorkers with mental…
read moreNo one should face homelessness for being who they are. As Mental Health Awareness month comes to a close and Pride month nears, we recognize that New Yorkers with mental…
read moreUnited Way of New York City and the National Grid Foundation have generously awarded The Partnership a Powering Possibility Utility Assistance grant. Thanks to their support, we will provide direct…
read moreIn a recent presentation for Stanford Graduate School of Business, Anna Giannuzzi, founder of The Partnership’s Young Professionals, eloquently makes the case for why eviction prevention is critical to ending homelessness. Anna’s simple,…
read moreSince its 1911 debut, International Women’s Day’s (IWD) celebration of gender equality and women’s achievement has existed alongside its emphatic calls to us all to take action to remedy gender-based…
read moreWe are proud to share that the Keith Haring Foundation has increased its commitment to homelessness prevention, awarding The Partnership $375,000 over the next three years. The Foundation’s support will anchor our…
read moreThis February and March are historic markers – respectively, they represent 100 years of celebrating Black History Month and 115 years of honoring International Women’s Day. Collective action has ensured…
read moreThe Mother Cabrini Health Foundation has generously invested $1,500,000 over the next three years to support The Partnership’s Save Homes FY26-28 Program Expansion. Their support will directly prevent homelessness for…
read moreDuring the recent days of freezing temperatures, 10 of our city neighbors have died on NYC streets, a majority of whom were experiencing homelessness. Please share the information below to…
read moreThank you to Citi for partnering with us again and generously donating $35,000 to support The Partnership’s prevention mission and our annual client holiday giving event. As living costs rise and a…
read moreThis Thanksgiving, we invite you to reflect on how, through us, you partnered with thousands of other supporters to extend the safety of home to 2,000 NYC families this year,…
read moreAt The Partnership, thanks to your support, our summer was spent saving homes for more New York families, which ensured their children were able to start the school year from…
read moreWe are proud to announce that Trinity Church has renewed its commitment to The Partnership To End Homelessness with a $250,000 grant to support our homelessness prevention programming that keeps…
read moreKB’s Story KB turned 23 in a NYC shelter the month they met a staff member from The Partnership. Having fled a family who reacted to KB’s coming out as…
read moreThe Lily Auchincloss Foundation has awarded The Partnership To End Homelessness (The Partnership) a $50,000 grant in support of its ongoing efforts to combat homelessness in New York City. The…
read moreThe Federal Home Loan Bank of New York (FHLBNY) has renewed its commitment to community well-being with a $250,000 grant to The Partnership To End Homelessness. This funding will be…
read moreHome is the place where I am protected with my daughters and grandson. The door is my favorite object in my home because it protects us from any danger. I…
read moreCompassion is empathy in action. Together with Inclusion, Integrity, Professionalism and Social Justice, it comprises The Partnership’s five values. Our values guide what we do and how we do it….
read moreSupporters like you expanded The Partnership’s impact by 80% this past year and saved 2,240 NYC homes. Thank you for preventing homelessness. Currently, more than one in five NYC children…
read moreLater this month, when 2,240 NYC families sit down for their Thanksgiving dinner at their own tables in their own homes, they will be giving thanks to you. They understand…
read moreAs we approach a new year and Administration, The Partnership’s clients, particularly women and children of color, immigrants, and LGBTQIA+ New Yorkers, worry about their futures. As always, they worry…
read moreAs children throughout NYC head back to school this month, thousands are living in homeless shelters or facing the possibility of homelessness as their families struggle to pay rent arrears….
read moreWhen New Yorkers lose their homes, so do their pets. In NYC, approximately 100,000 people are currently experiencing homelessness and almost 800,000 more have rental arrears and are at risk…
read moreWomen and children of color are the face of NYC homelessness. More than 1 million New Yorkers (including 350,000 children) have rental arrears and are at risk of homelessness. Similar…
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