Thanks to the amazing gardening students of PS 84 and Gale A. Brewer for giving out free produce in front of our headquarters! The students tend a hydroponic garden on the roof of the school that turns out all kinds of fruits and vegetables, including these beautiful beans. They'll be doing this every two weeks throughout the summer at 593 Columbus Ave (and 88th).
Goddard Riverside
Non-profit Organizations
New York, NY 1,627 followers
Investing in people and strengthening community through programs for all ages in NYC.
About us
Goddard Riverside Community Center is one of New York City's leading human service organizations. We work to meet people's needs - food, shelter, education - and to bring them together for mutual aid, social action, and to celebrate our richness as a society. We are a proud strategic partner of Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center. We offer a range of services and volunteer opportunities for individual, groups and corporate programs. Please contact us for further information.
- Website
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http://www.goddard.org/
External link for Goddard Riverside
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- New York, NY
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1959
- Specialties
- Settlement House, Senior services, Early Childhood, Youth programs, Homeless outreach, Housing, Meal programs, Tutoring, College access, Job training, Advocacy, Community arts, Day Care, After school programs, Summer camp, and Legal services
Locations
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Primary
593 Columbus Ave.
New York, NY 10024, US
Employees at Goddard Riverside
Updates
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Read about the five amazing volunteers we honored with Good Neighbor Awards this year—along with special recognition for a local lawmaker who's stepping down. https://lnkd.in/ehWm-rb4
Good Neighbor Awards Honor Volunteers who Make our Communities Stronger
https://goddard.org
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Congratulations to our president, Roderick L. Jones, on being named as a Nonprofit Trailblazer! Read about his vision for our future. https://lnkd.in/e7GrEHr3
Goddard President Roderick L. Jones Honored as “Trailblazer”
https://goddard.org
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Some of our Older Adult members produced beautiful art as part of a printmaking class this spring. Thanks New York City Council, NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, the NYC Department for the Aging, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and the Tiger Baron Foundation for making this SU-CASA artist residency possible!
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Thanks City Council Member Gale A. Brewer and Aging Chair Council Member Crystal Hudson for rallying with us and the #AARP against budget cuts to Home-Delivered Meals! These meals help New Yorkers who can't cook for themselves stay healthy and independent. Khristel Simmons, who oversees our aging and nutrition programs, spoke on our behalf.
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Free Summer Meals for Kids! Kids and teens can eat free, healthy summer meals to fuel summer fun! No application or sign-up needed. Call the Nutrition Outreach and Education Program (NOEP) to find summer meals near you. NOEP can also help you learn if you may be eligible for SNAP. Contact the NOEP Coordinator at the Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center: 646-946-0095 or email to sgaedke@isaacscenter.org
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Comidas Gratuitas De Verano Para Niños! ¡Los niños y adolescentes pueden comer comidas de verano saludables y gratuitas para estimular la diversión de verano! No se necesita solicitud ni inscripción. Llame al Programa de Asistencia y Educación sobre la Nutrición (NOEP) para encontrar comidas de verano cerca suyo. NOEP también puede ayudarle a saber si puede ser elegible para SNAP. Contactar el Coordinador de NOEP del Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center: 646-946-0095 o mandar un correo electronico a sgaedke@isaacscenter.org