Harlem RBI’s Wins This Years Governor Hugh L. Carey Award 2016

November 18, 2016

harlem-rbi2Mutual of America announced the recipients of its 2016 Community Partnership Award, which annually honors the outstanding contributions that nonprofit organizations, in partnership with public, private and other social sector organizations, make to society.

This year’s recipient of the Governor Hugh L. Carey Award, presented to the national award-winning program, is Harlem RBI‘s East Harlem Center for Living and Learning. To create this innovative community initiative, Harlem RBI forged a unique partnership with Jonathan Rose Companies and the New York City Housing Authority, along with Civic Builders and the New York City Department of Education. East Harlem Center for Living and Learning combines a 450-seat public charter school, 89 units of affordable housing, office space, a community center and a public park for inner-city youth and their families living in a underresourced neighborhood.

Each of the 2016 recipients is delivering solutions to critical challenges facing our country, including helping combat veterans and first responders who are living with post-traumatic stress disorder, assisting refugees who are transitioning to life in a new culture, addressing food insecurity and homelessness, and providing access to financial counseling and education.

 

Click HERE to see other award winners.

“All of the 2016 honorees are leaders in society, creating innovative and effective solutions to help those in need,” said John R. Greed, President and CEO, Mutual of America. “Through the Community Partnership Award, Mutual of America is proud to recognize, support and help extend the reach of these vital partnerships.”

Since 1996, the Community Partnership Award has recognized 210 partnerships across America. To watch videos of all of the national award-winning programs, visit the official YouTube channel for the Mutual of America Foundation Community Partnership Award.

For more information, visit mutualofamerica.com

Photo credit: Mark Teixeira and Harlem RBI youth players playing in East Harlem.


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