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9/11 POLICE AID FOUNDATION
The 9/11 Police Aid Foundation intends to assist and educate any law enforcement officer or agency who assisted in the rescue and recovery mission at the World Trade Center and Fresh Kill Landfill sites, following the September 11th terrorist attacks.
Resource Category: 9/11 - PROGRAMS |
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Added: Jul 31, 2010
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BOARDSERVENYC
Welcome to BoardServeNYC, a United Way of New York City initiative launched in response to “NYC Service – A Blueprint to Increase Civic Engagement,’ Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg‘s plan to increase volunteerism and support nonprofits within New York City. BoardServeNYC builds the capacity of nonprofits in New York City by connecting them to a pool of prospective board members. The candidates represent a cross-section of New Yorkers of varied skills and backgrounds, all of whom are interested in joining boards. Training the board member candidates in nonprofit governance and actively preparing nonprofits to recruit, engage, and utilize new board members are integral components of BoardServeNYC.
Resource Category: CRISIS RELIEF - PROGRAMS |
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Added: Oct 19, 2009
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PORT RICHMOND COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM (CERT)
The Port Richmond Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is an active neighborhood and community-based volunteer team committed to: Inform and educate their neighbors about disaster preparedness; Assist public safety agencies and local community boards with public events; Respond to local disasters in accordance with CERT protocols and support emergency personnel upon their arrival and request; Assist agencies in managing spontaneous volunteers at a disaster site; Participate in community outreach opportunities.
Resource Category: DISASTER RECOVERY - GENERAL INFORMATION |
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Added: Jul 28, 2009
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RAISING SAFE KIDS: ONE STAGE AT A TIME
TIPPING FURNITURE: A HIDDEN HAZARD IN YOUR HOME: Whether you have a baby learning to stand, an unsteady toddler trying to climb or a fearless preschooler who still doesn’t quite understand balance, furniture tip-overs are a real danger for kids.
Regardless of your child’s abilities and limitations, top-heavy furniture, TVs and appliances can tip over and seriously injure young children. There are many easy-to-install devices that anchor furniture to the wall, making furniture more stable and tip-over resistant. These devices are designed for dressers, wall units and anything your little explorer might try to climb.
Resource Category: CRISIS RELIEF - GENERAL INFORMATION |
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Added: May 29, 2009
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WEST BRIGHTON COMMUNITY LOCAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (WBCLDC)
The West Brighton Community Local Development Corporation (WBCLDC), serving the Staten Island Business Community since 1981, offers programming to assist new entrepreneurs and existing businesses. Our one-on-one business counseling and seminars on timely business topics are available to all Staten Islanders. The WBCLDC also provides programs designed to address quality of life issues in the West Brighton community.
Resource Category: STATEN ISLAND SCENE - PROGRAMS |
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Added: May 25, 2009
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NYC NONPROFIT ASSISTANCE
Mayor Bloomberg outlined new initiatives to help New York City's more than 40,000 cultural, health and social service nonprofit organizations face challenges heightened by the economic downturn. A growing number of nonprofit organizations in New York City - which collectively employ more than 490,000 New Yorkers or 15 percent of the City's workforce - are experiencing an increase in client needs while facing declines in financial resources. To address these challenges, the City's plan will reduce nonprofit organizations' fixed costs, enhance the responsiveness and efficiency of City contracting procedures and facilitate building new partnerships for stronger nonprofits.
Resource Category: STATEN ISLAND SCENE - GOVERNMENT SERVICES |
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Added: Apr 15, 2009
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VISION FOR STATEN ISLAND
Vision for Staten Island is a community initiative to bring together citizens and public and private leaders from throughout the borough to create an inclusive and comprehensive vision for the future. The vision will identify shared goals for all aspects of the Island’s life, and specific steps to implement each goal. Vision for Staten Island is a process of continuous refinement of the ideas gathered from the public. The first step in refining the content of the vision is to organize the ideas into topics, identify basic themes within each topic, and construct a draft vision statement for each topic. The second step in the refinement process is to address questions raised by the ideas and themes. This is done by conducting the Reality Check workshops and by inviting experts as well as the public to the workshops. The third step is to convene Topical Workgroups. These groups will meet for several months and will strategize the vision by identifying specific implementation steps. At the end of the process, the vision will be presented to the public at the Staten Island Congress. There the vision will be ratified and prioritized. What started as a broad canvassing of ideas and opinions will become an agreed upon, compelling, and implementable blueprint for the future of Staten Island.
Resource Category: STATEN ISLAND SCENE - PROGRAMS |
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Added: Apr 10, 2009
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