Wi Bonner Youth Enrichment Center

God's House International (GHI) is a holistic healthcare organization dedicated to bridging medical, cultural, social, and economic gaps to promote health consciousness and eliminate health disparities. Founded in 2000 by Dr. Yvonne Washington, GHI provides free to low-cost medical care, health promotion, and disease prevention services primarily in underserved communities in the United States, Sierra Leone, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. With a committed team of health practitioners, administrators, and volunteers, GHI focuses on improving the mental, physical, and spiritual health of individuals, striving to create healthier populations and more productive communities. The organization believes that by addressing the root causes of health disparities, they can enhance human productivity and overall well-being. Generated from the website

Purple Circle Day Care Center, established in 1972 on Manhattan's Upper West Side, offers an independent early childhood program for children aged 5 months to 5 years. As one of the first cooperatives in the area, it emphasizes family involvement as integral to the school community. The center is dedicated to fostering each child's unique development through a responsive, relationship-based curriculum that encourages exploration and collaboration. With a focus on democratic values and inclusive practices, teachers work closely with families to adapt learning experiences that support the children's growth across various domains. Generated from the website

Casita Maria, headquartered in the South Bronx, was established in 1934 by Claire and Elizabeth Sullivan as the first charitable organization to serve Latinos in New York City. Operating from a five-room tenement apartment in East Harlem, the Sullivan sisters, public school teachers who were also relatives of TV personality Ed Sullivan, had a primary mission to offer after school enrichment and recreational activities for the children of newly arrived families from Puerto Rico.