As James Washington prepares to retire from The Doe Fund, we reflect on his remarkable journey – from Ready, Willing & Able trainee to the Facility Director of Gates Avenue – and the lasting impact he has had on the organization. With over 70% of staff being Ready, Willing & Able graduates, he is proof…
The men of Ready, Willing & Able work hard to transform their lives not just for themselves, but for their loved ones, families, and most of all their children. In fact, 60% of Ready, Willing & Able trainees are parents. In recognition of Father’s Day, we’re sharing one of our most inspiring stories yet. When…
“I call myself mentally challenged, not ill because I can cope. I can pay my rent. I know how to get along with people, and I have a very good support team. Compared to where I was and where I am today, I’m on the money. I’m on the right path, and it’s beautiful on…
Join us on Thursday, May 4th at 6pm for The Doe Fund’s Ready, Willing & Able Graduation Ceremony. Celebrate the incredible achievements of our trainees who have overcome immense obstacles to secure stable housing, employment, and overcome addiction. Among them is Darren, whose inspiring journey is proof that Work Works and that we work Better…
For Women’s History Month, The Doe Fund is immensely proud to celebrate women leaders who are a beacon for social justice — whose passion, commitment, and steadfast work ethic are reflected in their career and advocacy for the underserved. Orisha Jordan was part of The Doe Fund almost from the very beginning. The Doe Fund,…
In honor of Women’s History Month, The Doe Fund is proud to celebrate the women on our team who lead racial and economic justice through the power of work — who fervently believe in building bridges of opportunity for our most underserved communities. Nadia Sadloski began her career at The Doe Fund in 2005 as…
Join us on Thursday, May 4th at 6pm for The Doe Fund’s Ready, Willing & Able Graduation Ceremony. Celebrate the incredible achievements of our trainees who have overcome immense obstacles to secure stable housing, employment, and overcome addiction. Among them is Thomas, whose inspiring journey is proof that Work Works and that we work Better…
When New York State passed legislation legalizing adult use retail cannabis dispensaries, it prioritized licenses for justice-involved individuals and the nonprofits serving them. The intent of this historic policy is restorative racial and economic justice for populations disproportionately impacted by mass incarceration and America’s failed war on drugs. The Doe Fund has served this very…
Tony Hinson is a survivor. He is lionhearted and resilient, and he has come a long way despite all the trials and tribulations he endured after serving our country. Tony was the fourth of eight siblings raised in a single-parent household in Hackensack, New Jersey. His father passed away when he was just five years…
For 30+ years, The Doe Fund has broken cycles of homelessness, incarceration, and addiction by providing housing, paid work, support services, and career training to thousands of New York City’s most vulnerable residents. Thanks to our partnership with Sony, more skilled trades are available to Ready, Willing & Able trainees. Learn about our newest family-sustaining…
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