Project: Collaboration with the P138M@33 staff to complete a list of 50+ adaptations of varying complexities that would benefit 50 students across 7 classrooms.

Website: https://www.adaptivedesign.org/

Project: Robust music education program that incorporates literacy, math, history, and geography, to be implemented in schools in Community Board 4.

Website: https://www.bfany.org/

Project: Startup NYCHA is an initiative to bring social entrepreneurship programs and business development resources to NYCHA complexes. Funds will support a pilot program at Fulton Houses.

Website: https://www.cambiolabs.org/

Project: Teen Talent Show to celebrate the artistic gifts of young people in the Elliott-Chelsea Houses and promote community engagement.

Project: Bigger than the Block is a digital literacy and work readiness program training youth impacted by mass incarceration in a variety of tech skills such as audio engineering and coding.

Website: https://www.emergentworks.org/

Project: Pass the Spatula is a food media production program where students create culturally informed content about the culinary and hospitality industries, engaging in valuable career experience and networking opportunities.

Website: https://www.foodeducationfund.org/

Project: An immersive Latin social dance class tailored to seniors, offered twice a week for twelve weeks.

Website: https://www.friendsofargentinetango.org/

Project: Quarterly resource fairs connecting the newest New Yorkers and all families in temporary housing to food assistance programs, immigration services, health insurance registration, and more.

Website: https://www.fundavenyc.org/

Project: The Protect and Preserve Affordable Housing (PAPAH) Project educates vulnerable Community Board 4 residents on their rights, tackling subjects like maintaining an affordable unit, advocating for repairs, and other crucial services.

Website: https://www.hcc-nyc.org/

Project: Staffing youth counselors for City Sail, a public summer sailing camp that aims to narrow the achievement gap between students from under-resourced schools and their more affluent counterparts by providing social-emotional learning, workforce preparation, diverse mentors, and a sports-based activity that provides access to NYC’s unique marine environment.

Website: https://www.hudsonsailing.org/

Project: Identifying Chelsea-Elliot and Fulton Houses residents with a vision for community improvement and bringing their projects to life.

Website: https://www.infirnity.org/

Project: The Urban Farm Program addresses food shortages and encourages nutrition by distributing fresh produce and leading community-building event programming.

Website: https://www.midtownsouthcc.org/

Project: Bringing in a Design League teacher at the High School for Environmental Studies who will lead students in creating original apps to address community needs.

Website: https://www.mouse.org/

Project: Funds will go towards increasing and diversifying PS/IS 111’s free family-friendly events and ensuring student families in temporary housing can fully participate.

Website: https://www.ps111pta.org/

Project: PS 33 will provide students with after-school programs, school-day enrichments, extended enrichment programs during school breaks, parent workshops, academic support, counseling support services, clothing, warm food, and weekend meals.

Website: https://www.ps33chelseaprep.org/

Project: Connecting young female high school students of color with Fortune 500 companies in the beauty, tech, and finance industries to gain career experience and access to networking opportunities.

Website: https://www.seedsoffortune.org/

Project: The Restored Translatinx Network Nutritional Support Program provides a food pantry in Chelsea with gender-affirming hygiene products three days a week.

Website: https://www.translatinxnetwork.org/

Project: Funding will go to professional development of women, trans, and gender expansive playwrights and production of their plays.

Website: https://www.parityproductions.org/

Project: Customer Choice Food Pantry in Chelsea will provide nutritious and culturally appropriate produce, allowing families in need to choose quality food options.

Website: https://xaviermission.org/