New Jonas Philanthropies Launches to Serve Nurses and Vulnerable Populations
On January 8th, Barbara and Donald Jonas, founders of The Jonas Center for Nursing and Veterans Healthcare, unveiled their new vision to support the nation’s most vulnerable citizens. Under the banner of Jonas Philanthropies, the organization is expanding their reach beyond nursing and veterans care, and funding solutions to transform healthcare for underserved communities across […]
NYU Langone Health Raises More Than $2 Million At Art Auction for Veterans
In support of our veterans, NYU Langone Health recently held their Bank of America Annual Art Auction. Featuring pieces by Andy Warhol, Norman Rockwell and David Hockney, the event successfully raised $2 million, making it possible to further research and expand health services for veterans and their families. Here is an excerpt from the press […]
Lighthouse Guild Offers Innovative eLearning Program for Vision Rehabilitation
Here is an excerpt from the press release (November 11, 2017): “Dr. Alan R. Morse, President and CEO of Lighthouse Guild, says, ‘It is important that all ophthalmologists understand how vision rehabilitation can help their patients. Providing patients with information about vision rehabilitation options and initiating referral to services as early as possible in the […]
Mouse and Code/Interactive Announce Plans to Merge Bringing the Future of Creative Computing to All Youth
Business Insider recently announced the planned merger of technology nonprofits Mouse and Code/Interactive. By joining forces, the two organizations are expanding their reach and closing the opportunity gap in STEM, for all youth. Here is an excerpt from the press release (November 1, 2017): “While the national attention on STEM programs is increasing, the opportunity […]
La Jolla Playhouse Wins Big at the Tonys
La Jolla Playhouse was well represented at Sunday night’s Tony Awards, with Rebecca Taichman for the play “Indecent” and Christopher Ashley for the musical “Come From Away.”
Mental Health Awareness Month: Celebs Share #MyYoungerSelf Stories
In support of Mental Health Awareness Month, the Child Mind Institute launched a new national campaign. From the prominent individuals who spoke up on behalf of America’s children to the families across America who watched their videos together, you are part of a growing movement.
Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine is Declared a Landmark
For 125 years, the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine has uplifted people, communities and spirits in and beyond New York City. And on February 21, 2017, the Landmarks Preservation Commission voted unanimously to declare the Cathedral a city landmark. Here is an excerpt from 6sqft‘s story: “Commission Chairwoman Meenakshi Srinivasan said in a statement, ‘The […]
JED on How Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage Impacts LGBT Teen Health
The Washington Post recently quoted The Jed Foundation’s Chief Medical Officer, Victor Schwartz, as an authority on public health in its article highlighting a landmark study on the link between legalization of same-sex marriage and a decrease in youth suicide attempts. Here is an excerpt from the story (February 21, 2017): “Suicide, after fatal injuries and homicides, is the most frequent cause of […]
La Jolla Playhouse’s “Junk” Is Headed to Broadway
La Jolla Playhouse is where breakthroughs happen. Ayad Akhtar’s “Junk” will be the 29th Playhouse show to reach Broadway. Here is an excerpt from the story, which appeared in The San Diego Union-Tribune (February 6, 2017): “Ayad Akhtar’s ‘Junk: The Golden Age of Debt,’ which had its world premiere in La Jolla last summer, will begin performances at […]
A Look Inside the Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Care
ABC News reported on the impact that the Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Care is having in the lives of its patients in Harlem. Here is an excerpt from their story (October 26, 2016): “Every year, the [Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Care] receives more than 12,000 patients — 80 percent of whom count on Medicaid or Medicare […]
