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Gray Matters is an advisory and consulting group whose members have professional experience in finance, real estate, law, public relations, marketing, medicine, education, government and architecture. Their advice and skills are offered free to the New York non-profit community.
New York Cares can bridge the gap between the people who need services and the growing number of volunteers determined to make a difference. There are many ways nonprofit organizations, schools, or social service agencies can benefit from a relationship with New York Cares:
ReServe is New York City based nonprofit that matches continuing professionals age 55+ (ReServists) with organizations that need their expertise. Nonprofits can tap into a lifetime of experience to fill crucial staffing gaps at affordable rates. ReServists work part-time in exchange for a modest hourly stipend and the knowledge that they are helping to strengthen their communities.
In five years, ReServe has made more than 2,000 placements in 350 local organizations, providing more than 714,000 hours of service. In 2010, 543 ReServists worked at least one month (the average length of service is eight months). Most ReServists work 10-20 hours a week. Employers pay ReServists their stipend of $10 per hour in addition to statutory benefits payroll and program fees for a total of $15/hour.ReServists can help you build you your agency’s capacity to stay on mission; provide direct services to your clients and administrative support services to find out more about ReServe check out their website or contact Carolyn Cho at 212 710-9234, or ccho@reserveinc.org
The Urban Studies Program at Queens College offers a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies and an Masters in Urban Affairs. This program offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of cities and facilitates critical thinking about issues of social justice in relation to urban society. Its focus is on New York City and the full-time faculty, with expertise in history, anthropology, political science, public administration, sociology and urban planning provide students with diverse and complimentary perspectives on urban issues.
Contact dana.davis@qc.cuny.edu or leave a message at 718-997-5130 for more information.
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