New York Board of Rabbis Inc

American Jewish World Service, also known as AJWS, is an international development organization that was founded in 1985. It promotes the values and responsibilities of global citizenship within the Jewish community. The organization works with women, youths, refugees, and religious and sexual minorities alleviate poverty and hunger. American Jewish World Service provides travel, work and learning opportunities for individuals and groups. The organization offers the World Partners Fellowship program, which includes educational seminars and skills building workshops for Jewish college graduates and professionals. It also provides advocacy, education, and conflict prevention and resolution services. American Jewish World Service is a member of the Better Business Bureau.

Seamens Church Institute NY-NJ Inc is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing support and services to seafarers and mariners in the Port of New York and New Jersey. Their programs include maritime education, mariner advocacy, and the annual Christmas at Sea initiative. With multiple locations along the East Coast, including New York, New Jersey, Kentucky, Texas, and Louisiana, Seamens Church Institute offers a range of services such as training, ministry, and support for seafarers. Their mission is to enhance the well-being and safety of those working in the maritime industry. Generated from the website

Established in 1989, the York Street Project is a network of programs that helps homeless and economically disadvantaged women and children. The project operates Kenmare High School, which is a nationally accredited alternative high school. The high school offers educational programs and practical job training and life skills to women who have dropped out of the public school system. Its St. Mary's Residence serves a housing and program support facility for working women with limited incomes. Located in Jersey City, N.J., the York Street Project also operates an early childhood development center for homeless and poor children between the ages of 4 months and 9 years. The project provides formal counseling, home visits and child care support for homeless mothers and their children.