Doe Fund Workers Rebuild Their Lives as They Care for Columbus Avenue
New York City streets shaped Cleveland Lawson, then transformed him.
He grew up in the South Bronx, in the 1980s, “with no trees just poverty,” he recalled
Doe Fund Workers Rebuild Their Lives as They Care for Columbus Avenue
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