Northwest Community Action Program Inc

The Amy Foundation, based in North Brunswick Twp, NJ, was a successful organization dedicated to supporting early detection of breast cancer. However, due to financial constraints and operational challenges, the Board of Trustees has made the difficult decision to close the foundation. With remaining assets of $450,000, the Board will seek a suitable breast health care research institution to receive these funds and ensure that the activities supported align with the mission of the Amy Foundation. Over the years, the Amy Foundation has made a significant impact on breast health services, raising over $1.1 million and assisting thousands of women in accessing vital resources. The foundation's success can be attributed to the generous support and dedication of its supporters and volunteers, who honored the memories of Amy and Diane Goodwin through successful events like The Bike Ride for Amy and The Walk for Diane. Although the foundation will no longer be operational, its legacy lives on through the lives it has saved and the continued efforts to promote early detection of breast cancer.Generated from the website

Established in 1982, Project Hospitality is a private nonprofit organization that provides health care and social services for underserved and disadvantaged people, as well as individuals who suffer from multiple diagnoses, such as HIV, substance abuse and mental illnesses. It serves the medical and housing needs of more than 5,000 individuals annually. Project Hospitality has a staff of over 300 personnel and nearly 600 student, community, religious and corporate volunteers. It offers treatment, case management and community-based residential services. The organization provides crisis intervention, referral, clinical care and health status assessment services. Additionally, it also provides chemical dependency prevention, outreach, meal and nutritional counseling services. Project Hospitality is located in Staten Island, N.Y.