At The Doe Fund’s 2014 Gala on October 30th, Founder and President of The Doe Fund, George McDonald, addressed the audience of more than 500 philanthropists, civic leaders, and celebrities on the power of work and the coming crisis of incarcerated and homeless youth. A tree’s strength comes from its roots. As the tree grows taller, the…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Doe Fund Raises $1.8 Million at Star-Studded Gala, Launches “Campaign for Opportunity” Celebrities, Civic Leaders, and Philanthropists Pledge Support for Formerly Homeless, Incarcerated Men in New York City NEW YORK — New York-based nonprofit organization The Doe Fund held its annual Gala Benefit Thursday, drawing more than 500 attendees and raising…
Richard Norat spent twenty years incarcerated before joining The Doe Fund’s Ready, Willing & Able program, which he credits with saving his life. On October 30th, 2014, Mr. Norat shared his story with 500 attendees at The Doe Fund’s Annual Gala. Good evening, everyone. My name is Richard Norat. A year ago tonight, I was…
The Doe Fund’s work has not only uplifted the lives of its clients, but the quality of life throughout New York City as a whole. In this video, which debuted at the organization’s 2014 gala benefit, founder and presidents George McDonald, Executive Vice President Harriet McDonald, staff from The Doe Fund, and trainees from the…
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