letters

As I reflect on Tim Keller’s life and legacy, I can only express my deepest gratitude for the ways God used Tim to challenge me and our generation to engage the beauty of Christ and to seek the ‘shalom’ of the city.

On the morning of Friday, May 19, Rev. Tim Keller returned home to Jesus. We grieve and remember a humble man who founded Hope for New York.

Our volunteers continue to connect with virtual opportunities like sending notes of love and encouragement to residents of Isaiah 58. Since June, more volunteers have continued showcasing their creativity by sending handmade letters and art to the immunocompromised residents. See the latest below!

 

While New York City was "on pause," some of our volunteers have made connections by reaching out to isolated and immunocompromised residents at two HFNY affiliates. Volunteers of all ages got creative when writing letters and making art to send to Upper East Side Rehabilitation Nursing Center and Isaiah 58.

Dear Friends - Hope for New York has been actively monitoring the development of COVID-19 in NYC and its impact on our 60+ affiliates. To respond to the needs of our affiliates, our HFNY staff has transitioned to ‘disaster relief’ mode.