Jeht Foundation

The Rema Hort Mann Foundation, founded in 1995, is a non-profit organization based in New York City. They have awarded over 2,000 Quality of Life Cancer Grants to cancer patients and over 600 Emerging Artist Grants and Artist Community Engagement Grants to promising artists, totaling over $8 million. With a focus on supporting individuals in the fight against racism and the impact of white supremacy, the foundation has provided grants to artists like Patrisse Cullors, co-founder of Black Lives Matter, and has facilitated the development and implementation of performance pieces at renowned institutions like the Hammer Museum. Through their various grant programs, the Rema Hort Mann Foundation continues to make a significant impact on the lives of cancer patients and emerging artists in the community.Generated from the website

Penington Friends House, located in New York City, has been creating a community guided by Quaker values since 1897, focusing on principles such as simplicity, peace, integrity, community, equality, and stewardship. The facility offers twenty-three long-term residency rooms and two air-conditioned short-stay guest rooms, with dinner provided for both residents and guests from Sunday to Thursday. The organization is committed to supporting the ending of systemic racism and all forms of violence, reflecting their belief in seeing the divine in all people. Penington Friends House invites individuals to stay connected and informed through their newsletters and community programs. Generated from the website

Founded in 1970, today Palladia, Inc is one of the largest not-for-profit, multi-service agencies in New York City. Palladia serves largely urban, poor individuals and families of color and is nationally recognized for its innovative service delivery in the fields of substance abuse, homelessness, HIV, mental illness and trauma, domestic violence, criminal justice services, and family services. Palladia currently serves approximately 1700 persons per day in 28 distinct human service programs including: residential substance abuse treatment programs; outpatient and transitional treatment programs; homeless and domestic violence shelters; alternative to incarceration programs; permanent supportive housing programs; and numerous special initiatives and collaborations. Due to the complex needs of its clients, Palladia also provides case management, vocational/educational and child care services; parenting classes; activities of daily living assistance; HIV/AIDS services; and supportive permanent housing for individuals and families with special needs. Palladia's expertise in working with clients across multiple modalities promotes independence, social competence and responsible living, even among populations that are often considered difficult to engage in services. Palladia's services are located in warm and inviting sites that are attractive and affirming of client self worth. Our purpose is to keep families together and reunite them when possible and desirable, provide job training, encourage continuing education, offer a safe haven from violence, maintain mental health, prevent relapse, and make a permanent and stable reality a home for thousands of homeless individuals and families.