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Donate to the Etsy Covid-19 Relief Fund Challenge
YES, I want to double my gift in the Etsy challenge. AHRC New York City Realizing Potential. We are working nonstop to attend to the needs of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Your COVID-19 Relief ... Read More
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Fortieth Anniversary Thurman Munson Awards Dinner
On Tuesday, February 4th, the Fortieth Anniversary Thurman Munson Awards Dinner was held at Pier Sixty in New York City. The AHRC NYC community and new friends came together for an extraordinary evening. We were inspired by Our ... Read More
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Video: Meet Alex, Liam and Rosa
Since 1949, AHRC NYC has provided services to children with delayed development and people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, beginning in early childhood and continuing through their lives. The services and support offered by AHRC NYC help them ... Read More
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Video: AHRC New York City Foundation Grants at Work
For people with intellectual and other developmental disabilities and their families, help is needed, sometimes for a lifetime. For decades, AHRC New York City has been there to help. Learn about Foundation grants that have supported a new ... Read More
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Four Reasons To Give
There are many reasons to give to the AHRC New York City Foundation. Here are four: 1. Henry Henry, who has Down Syndrome, needed an extra year before kindergarten. AHRC’s Central Park Early Learning Center was “the one ... Read More
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Video: Four Reasons To Give
The AHRC New York City Foundation supports AHRC New York City’s programs. The video, Four Reasons to Give introduces the viewer to four young children who attend AHRC NYC programs and their families. Watch this video and learn ... Read More
About Us
The AHRC New York City Foundation is a fund-raising and grant-making entity that supports programs for children and adults who have intellectual and developmental disabilities and who live in New York City. The Foundation is the primary source ... Read More
Special Needs Trusts
Helping to protect benefit eligibility. The AHRC New York City Foundation offers two types of pooled special needs trusts. Community Trust I allows family members to set aside money for a loved one who has a disability without ... Read More
Donate Today
AHRC New York City Realizing Potential. AHRC New York City is a family governed organization committed to finding ways for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to build full lives as defined by each person and supported by ... Read More
Volunteer To Raise Funds
The success of our fund-raising events depends upon committed volunteer leadership and committee members. We welcome new members for all of our benefit committees. In the case of the AHRC Golf Classic, there is a Young Leadership Committee comprising golfers under age 35 in addition to a committee of corporate chairs.
Joining a benefit committee generally entails making a commitment to the event yourself and providing an invitation list. Some committees hold meetings; others do not.
Volunteers in our Annual Fund Campaign provide a list of colleagues, family and/or friends and agree that we may send them an appeal letter with the volunteer’s signature.
If you are interested in volunteering to raise funds, please contact us or call 212-780-2690 so together we can explore how your interests may intersect with our volunteer opportunities.
Memorial Gifts
A memorial or tribute gift of any amount may be made to the AHRC New York City Foundation in honor of a loved one. With a gift of $25 or more, we will send a beautiful memorial card ... Read More
Gifts of Securities
Because of the tax advantages of donating appreciated securities, you may find you are able to make a larger gift with stock than with cash. When you make a gift of appreciated securities that you have owned for ... Read More
Endowment for Guardianship
The AHRC New York City Foundation, Inc. Endowment for Guardianship is a permanently maintained fund that provides reliable income to support AHRC New York City’s Guardianship Program. The Guardianship Program, established in 1970, ensures the care and protection ... Read More