Restoring a mangrove forest and building out gardens to protect, educate and nourish. Source: New York Times
Posts published in “Children’s Aid”
Taking Action When the Covid Learning Curve Was Still Steep
By Gotham Rex on November 18, 2022
Relief organizations and their clients have learned to adapt in order to achieve meaningful results during the pandemic. Source: New York Times
When a Sharpened Pencil Just Isn’t Enough
By Gotham Rex on October 20, 2022
Nonprofit groups bolster educational pursuits by helping young people get the little things — a printer, a book that inspires — that make a big difference. Source: New York Times
The Gift of Glasses
By Gotham Rex on December 26, 2021
Improving children’s vision and schoolwork with screenings, exams and even new eyeglasses. Source: New York Times
Finding Purpose by Giving Back
By Gotham Rex on November 29, 2021
Whether helping people stay clean and safe, pursue their educational dreams or find the aid they need, volunteers make a difference. Source: New York Times
Bringing Books to Children That Speak Their Language
By Gotham Rex on November 4, 2021
Nonprofit groups focused on literacy are encouraging reading and engaging students through culturally relevant stories. Source: New York Times
10 Stories of Support in a Year of Obstacles
By Gotham Rex on December 31, 2020
Facing challenges wrought by the pandemic, The Fund’s beneficiaries brought help to people and communities. Source: New York Times
In the Face of Challenges, ‘Thinking of Yourself in a Higher Light’
By Gotham Rex on November 27, 2020
For New Yorkers starting new chapters, the struggles of the coronavirus pandemic took on additional intensity. Source: New York Times