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David Gillcrist of Project Find updates members on the organization’s mission to provide low- and moderate-income and homeless seniors with the services
and support they need to enrich their lives and live independently. Today Project Find operates three supportive housing residences that are home to about 600
people and five seniors centers with over 5,000 members.
Karen Pearl, President and CEO of God’s Love We Deliver, updates members on the work her organization is doing to help provide healthy meals for people suffering with illnesses.
Andrew Gottesman presents $5,000 check to
Principal Ed DeMeo.
Andrew Gottesman, Jean O’Shea of the FDNY Foundation and Lieutenant Robert Quinn.
David Gillcrist, Executive Director of Project Find, attended the Association's 2011 Annual Meeting to thank its members for its donation of $3,500. Project Find operates Woodstock Center, located at W. 43rd Street. Last year, over 1,300 seniors visited Woodstock to participate in an activity, class or meal, and more than 84,000 meals were served.
In addition to providing a grant to Project Find this past year, the Association, also supported God's Love We Deliver, the New York Police Foundation, the FDNY Foundation, two local high schools and the American Folk Art Museum.
Avenue of the Americas Association Supports God’s Love We Deliver
Karen Pearl, President and CEO of God’s Love We Deliver, attended the Association’s 2010 Annual meeting to thank its members for its donation of $5,000. God’s Love We Deliver, which is located downtown on the Avenue of the Americas, provides meals and nutritional counseling to men, women and children living with life-altering illnesses.
In addition to providing a grant to God’s Love We Deliver this past year, the Association also supported the New York Police Foundation, the FDNY Foundation, two local high schools and the American Folk Art Museum.
Andrew Gottesman, chairperson of the Ave. of the Americas Association, presented Edward DeMeo, Principal of the Jacqueline Kennedy High School for International Careers, with a check for $5,000 at the Association’s 2008 Annual Meeting. This contribution will help expand the school’s Theater Business Program. The Association also donated $5,000 to the FDNY Foundation to help Engine Company 24 purchase new equipment for its house. Engine Company 24, located at the base of the Ave. of the Americas, lost two firefighters, Joseph Graffagnino Robert Beddia, in the Deutsche Bank fire last summer.
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