Here are ways for New Yorkers can help during this crisis

We know New Yorkers are resilient and are ready to push up their sleeves and help their community during times of struggle, however we are in uncharged waters.  If you are looking for ways to help out during this time, the Capalino+Company team has published an excellent list to show creative ways you can help during this time!  Stay Safe!

Here are ways for New Yorkers can help during this crisis:

• Donate masks, gowns, and gloves, which are in short supply for doctors and nurses, to the  Greater New York Hospital Association; if your business has previously purchased these items, or if you have them in storage, please contact Laura for more information
• Help  Food Bank for New York City  prepare for increased need
• Donate now to  Citymeamals on Wheels to help your elderly neighbors in need
• Support  God’s Love We Deliver  in providing emergency kits to all clients
• Share the mission of  Invisible Hands  to provide safe, free food deliveries for NYC’s most at-risk communities facing COVID-19
• Sign up for alerts from  New York Cares  to learn more about what city agencies and community partners are doing to help those most impacted by COVID-19
• Donate to the  WHYHunger Rapid Response Fund  to protect food access for all people by bolstering WHY’s work with emergency food providers, small-scale farmers, and food chain workers
• Secure masks, gloves, and hand sanitizer for police officers on patrol across the city through the  New York City Police Foundation
• Broaden your reach by contributing to  The New York Community Trust NYC COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund to aid nonprofit service providers struggling with the health and economic effects of the coronavirus; the fund will give grants and loans to NYC-based nonprofits that are trying to meet the new and urgent needs that are hitting the city
• Help the  Robin Hood Foundation  raise funds to put together a food program for their network of nonprofits to continue to serve low-income communities

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