Partnership For The Homeless

Brooklyn Neighborhood Improvement Association, Inc. (BNIA) is a 501(c)(3) neighborhood preservation organization established in 1980 by concerned Brooklyn, New York community residents to address urban decay in their neighborhoods. Offering a range of programs and services, BNIA focuses on home ownership services, housing counseling, tenant and block association organizing, transitional housing, housing development and management, and youth empowerment. Through its subsidiaries and dedicated team, BNIA works towards building community strength with a purpose, striving to make a positive impact on the local neighborhoods it serves. With a history of impactful initiatives and a commitment to community development, BNIA continues to be a vital resource for residents seeking support and empowerment in Brooklyn.Generated from the website

The American Friends Service Committee, founded in 1917, carries out service, development, social justice and peace programs throughout the world. The organization s mission is to provide aid to civilian war victims. The American Friends Service Committee won worldwide recognition in 1947 when it accepted the Nobel Peace Prize with the British Friends Service Council on behalf of all Quakers. It organizes peace marches, provides humanitarian assistance and youth support activities. The organization maintains various units for community relations, emergency material, and international and women s programs. The American Friends Service Committee maintains a location in New York City.