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The Tri-Institutional Therapeutics Discovery Institute (TDI) is a collaborative initiative between Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, The Rockefeller University, and Weill Cornell Medicine in New York, NY. TDI aims to accelerate the translation of groundbreaking biological discoveries into preclinical studies by providing academic projects with industrial-scale technical support and unprecedented services in an academic environment. Through strategic academic-industry partnerships and an Innovation Education Initiative, TDI empowers the Tri-I community to bridge the gap between bench and bedside, maximizing the impact of academic drug discoveries. Leveraging the resources, expertise, and support of its academic and industry partners, TDI plays a vital role in advancing drug discovery research and fostering innovation in the field.Generated from the website

The Association to Benefit Children, also known as ABC, is a nonprofit organization that serves children suffering because of abuse, neglect, sickness and homelessness. The organization offers educational programs for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. It provides housing assistance, crisis intervention, mental health, and family support and preservation services. The Association to Benefit Children offers summer day camp and youth leadership development and mentoring programs. The organization operates the Echo Park Early Childhood Center, Merricat's Castle School, Cassidy's Place, Variety Cody Gifford House and The Keith Haring School. It also provides several after-school and mentoring programs. The Association to Benefit Children s youth service clubs offer classes in drama, dance, soccer, poetry, basketball, football and fishing for children between the ages of 13 and 21. The organization s The Jamie Rose is a supportive housing facility for homeless families with AIDS.

Founded in 1972, the Polish Slavic Center is a non-profit social and cultural organization located in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, that serves the Polish community and other underserved groups in New York. It offers a variety of social and legal assistance programs, enriching cultural experiences, and promotes the heritage of Poland while fostering community integration. With a membership exceeding 30,000, the Center emphasizes cultural diversity and provides essential services that connect individuals to resources available through government agencies. Its initiatives also include the John Paul II Friendship Center, ESL programs, and various community clubs and events, all aimed at enhancing the lives of its members. Generated from the website