We are a Coalition of Hope of kind and compassionate New Yorkers committed to the flourishing of every person in need in our city.

This Coalition of Hope includes volunteers, donors, churches and over 80 nonprofit partners in all five boroughs that serve marginalized communities, including unhoused and food insecure neighbors, immigrants, children and youth, survivors of trafficking, the formerly incarcerated, and more.

We partner with nonprofits, churches, volunteers, donors, workplaces, and more to provide tangible hope across the five boroughs.

We believe there are always bright spots and bright possibilities even in the face of rising challenges and adversities in our city.

A family that is experiencing food insecurity can be connected to a local pantry and warm meals. A child that's behind on reading skills can enroll in an afterschool tutoring program. A recent immigrant can find community at ESL classes.

These are just some examples of tangible hope—hope that is made real, accessible, and life transforming.

All supporters can join us in praying, serving, and giving.

• Join our quarterly pray calls to pray for various communities in need in our city.
• Serve at one (or more) of our 80+ nonprofit partners.
• Give toward our work so our Coalition of Hope continues thriving.

We also have guidelines for how nonprofits, churches, and workplaces can join our Coalition of Hope in partnership and support.

Our Coalition of Hope is a community of nonprofits, churches, volunteers, donors, workplaces, and more New Yorkers who are invested in strengthening our city.

In joining our Coalition, you are choosing to make a difference in the lives of fellow New Yorkers in need. You are declaring your love for our city and dedicating time toward its renewal.

We currently support and provide volunteers to 80+ nonprofit partners, most of which are faith-based or faith-led. We also partner with both faith- and non-faith workplaces and organizations that share our desire to help our neighbors in need and to see all New Yorkers in need flourish.