Chinatown BID/Chinatown Partnership

The Henry Luce Foundation, established in 1936 by Henry R. Luce, co-founder of Time, Fortune, and Life magazines, is dedicated to transforming the world by enhancing access to knowledge and fostering innovative ideas. With a commitment to education, research, and leadership development, the Foundation supports various initiatives aimed at promoting diverse voices, enriching public discourse, and nurturing knowledge communities. Through its strategic grantmaking, the Foundation seeks to identify and support promising ideas and projects that have the potential to create positive change. Its areas of focus include American art, democracy, ethics and public trust, indigenous knowledge, and women in STEM, reflecting its mission to cultivate a healthy democratic culture and an equitable society. Generated from the website

The JCC Association of North America is dedicated to leading and connecting the JCC Movement, with a focus on enriching Jewish life across the continent. Through various programs and initiatives, they promote inclusion, education, and community engagement within Jewish communities. With resources such as the JCC Resource Center and professional development initiatives like the JCC Talent Cohort, the association supports JCCs in achieving excellence. They also coordinate signature events like the JCC Maccabi Games and advocate for matters related to Jewish engagement and welfare. Generated from the website