Charities

The Corporation for Supportive Housing, also known as CSH, is a national, nonprofit organization that was founded in 1991. The organization also serves as a community development financial institution that provides permanent housing options for homelessness people throughout California, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Minnesota, New Jersey and New York. It has supported the creation of more than 20,000 housing units for over 26,000 adults and children. The Corporation for Supportive Housing works with nonprofit groups to develop and manage housing units. The organization conducts evaluations and studies in the areas of building partnerships and legal issues. It provides financial and technical assistance services, as well as produce quality reports.

The Southern New York Association (SNYA) represents sixty-four healthcare facilities, encompassing approximately 16,000 residential healthcare facility beds across the southern New York region, including the five boroughs, Nassau, Suffolk, and Westchester. The organization is dedicated to providing information and consultation to its members to enhance the quality of care for residents while ensuring preparedness for policy and legislative changes affecting nursing homes. In addition to its focus on quality care, SNYA serves as an advocate for its members at all levels of government, addressing federal and state guidelines and mandates relevant to nursing home operations. Through its efforts, the association aims to support its members in navigating the complexities of the healthcare landscape. Generated from the website

The Alliance for Downtown New York is a non-profit organization that focuses on the development and promotion of Lower Manhattan as a vibrant and thriving neighborhood. They work to enhance the quality of life for the area's workers, residents, and visitors by providing various services and initiatives, including the Downtown Connection shuttle bus service, which offers convenient transportation options within the district. With the support of grants from organizations like Goldman Sachs, the Alliance has installed NextBus signs along the Downtown Connection route, providing real-time bus arrival and departure information to passengers. These signs, along with other technological advancements, aim to improve accessibility and convenience for the 305,000 workers, 56,000 residents, and nine million annual visitors in Lower Manhattan.Generated from the website