On April 30th, 2022, we celebrated our 2022 Graduation Ceremony at the iconic Apollo Theater. Benjamin was one of over 200 men we recognized for securing housing, obtaining employment, and earning professional certifications. Read our previous Success Stories here. “I knew everything but my own ignorance.” That’s how Benjamin Arroyo describes his youth, or as…
On Saturday, April 30th at 10am, we invite you to join us at the iconic Apollo Theater for our 2022 Graduation Ceremony. Jose is one of over 200 men we will celebrate for securing housing, obtaining employment, and earning professional certifications. Read our previous Success Stories here. Ready, Willing & Able provides so many things…
On Saturday, April 30th at 10am, we invite you to join us at the iconic Apollo Theater for our 2022 Graduation Ceremony. George is one of over 200 men we will celebrate for securing housing, obtaining employment, and earning professional certifications. Dr. King said, “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands…
On Saturday, April 30th at 10am, we invite you to join us at the iconic Apollo Theater for our 2022 Graduation Ceremony. Dane is one of over 200 men we will celebrate for securing housing, obtaining employment, and earning professional certifications. Read our previous Success Stories here. Many of the men who join Ready, Willing…
On Saturday, April 30th at 10am, we invite you to join us at the iconic Apollo Theater for our 2022 Graduation Ceremony. Darryl is one of over 200 men we will celebrate for securing housing, obtaining employment, and earning professional certifications. Read our other Success Stories here. If the past few years have taught us…
On Saturday, April 30th at 10am, we invite you to join us at the iconic Apollo Theater for our 2022 Graduation Ceremony. Antwon is one of over 200 men we will celebrate for securing housing, obtaining employment, and overcoming addiction. The path to success can be a winding road — full of twists, turns, and…
The Doe Fund Appoints Robert Cornegy, Jr. Executive Vice President of External Affairs A crusader for racial and economic justice, the former Brooklyn City Council Member brings expertise in housing, criminal justice reform and social enterprise to the nation’s leading homeless services, reentry and workforce development nonprofit. New York, NY— The Doe Fund is pleased…
This article by Columbia University Professor and former MTA board member Lucius Riccio first appeared in The New York Daily News on February 9th. A recent Daily News headline, “MTA chief says crime and vagrants keep people from the subway,” got it exactly right. I agree with Janno Lieber that the proliferation of destitute men living underground is one…
This article by Manhattan Institute policy expert Stephen Eide first appeared in City Journal on January 3rd. Bill de Blasio leaves the mayor’s office with an ambivalent legacy on homelessness. As the New York Times recently pointed out, family homelessness is now about 30 percent lower than when de Blasio was inaugurated, but single adult homelessness is up by about two-thirds. Total homelessness…
Stephen Eide is a social policy expert at the Manhattan Institute. Anyone who studies social policy or works in the social services, will, at some point, be struck by the following thought: all these problems are hopelessly interconnected. Unemployment; re-entry; mental health; substance abuse; injustice; poverty; crime; lack of education; homelessness. None of these can…
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