“I want to compliment The Doe Fund on keeping our streets clean with your “men in blue” who I truly admire for improving their lives. I live on the Upper East Side and I commend when commendations are due. I want to commend you on your program participant Robert, who I took note of the other day,…
In honor of Father’s Day, we are thrilled to share a piece recently written by Ready, Willing & Able Graduate Terrance Coffie. Now a Doe Fund staff member, Terrance penned the following as a submission for IGNITE, a new ‘zine published by the Harlem Center for Opportunity. Crying for Daddy by Terrance Coffie “I want…
On June 5th, The Doe Fund’s Harlem Center for Opportunity held its annual summer barbecue in appreciation of all the men and women who do exemplary work for the organization. Some set the bar every day in how they approach their work, while others have held the organization up for years and continue to contribute…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Ready, Willing & Able Graduation Honors 400 Formerly Homeless The Doe Fund’s “men in blue” don caps and gowns–many for the first time in their lives. NEW YORK — Best known for their work in keeping New York City’s streets clean, more than 400 of the formerly homeless “men in blue” graduated…
On May 15, 2010, founder and president of The Doe Fund, George McDonald, was honored by Hobart and William Smith Colleges at its baccalaureate ceremony. He gave the following remarks: Thank you so very much. I am honored and humbled by this recognition. After hearing Harriet’s remarks, you can clearly see the inner beauty that accompanies…
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