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Robin Hood Foundation

To fight poverty in New York City by supporting the most effective nonprofits with funding, capacity building, and strategic guidance.

families health money neighborhood

Assets: $2.8B · Annual Giving: $200M+ · Est. 1988

Website (212) 227-6601

Funding Priorities

6

Access to Healthcare(Healthcare Access)

Early ChildhoodEducation Access(K-12 Education)

Housing Security(Affordable Housing)

Economic Opportunity(Economic Mobility)Workforce Development

Leadership

2

P

Paul Tudor Jones II

board

R

Richard R. Buery Jr.

executive

Wayfinder

19 connected resources

Health Families Neighborhood Money

Healthcare Access Early Childhood K-12 Education Affordable Housing Workforce Development+1

Kinder Institute for Urban Research

The Story4

Community Groups Win Big Changes for Better Jobs, Housing, and Schoolsindustrialareasfoundation.org

Center of Life Builds Community Hub to Fight Poverty in Pittsburghcenteroflife.net

What You Can Do6

Houston 211 HelplineHouston

Harris Health System - Gold CardHouston

Healthcare for the HomelessHouston

Who’s In Charge8

Twila CarterCity · Council Member, At-Large 3

Alejandra SalinasCity · Council Member, At-Large 4

Carolyn Evans-ShabazzCity · Council Member, District D

Complete Communities: Building Better NeighborhoodsActive

Easier Access to DoctorsHR 1521 · Introduced

Strengthening Community Services GrantsHR 3131 · Introduced

The Journey

27 connected resources across 5 levels

Trail depth

Level 1

Get CuriousRead, watch, explore2 resources

Level 2

Find Your PeopleMeet orgs, neighbors, groups9 resources

Level 3

Show UpEvents, meetings, volunteering

We are building resources for this level

Level 4

Go DeeperTraining, sustained involvement8 resourcesYou are here

PolicyComplete Communities: Building Better NeighborhoodsHouston is investing in neighborhoods to make them great places to live. The city is building new parks, sidewalks, health clinics, and job training centers in areas that need them most.

PolicyStrengthening Community Services GrantsThis federal bill would improve a program that gives money to local groups that help families with low incomes. These groups offer things like job training, housing help, and emergency assistance in your community.

PolicyEasier Access to DoctorsThis federal bill would make it easier for you to see a doctor, especially if you live in an area that does not have enough healthcare providers. It creates new ways to connect patients with the medical care they need.

+5 more at this level

Level 5

Make Your MoveAdvocacy, organizing, creating8 resources

Focus Areas

Healthcare Access Early Childhood K-12 Education Affordable Housing Workforce Development Economic Mobility

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