Metro Giving: Help children grow gardens
You could help children grow their own vegetables during class.
Metro Giving: Collecting cans to feed the hungry
The holiday season is often associated with plentiful meals. For too
many in New York, though, getting food is a daily struggle.
Metro Giving: Rocking out to feed New York City’s hungry
Bill Ayres is fighting hunger with a little help from his friends. But
he needs your help, too.
Metro Giving: Fight cancer one breath at a time
Yoga studios may be as ubiquitous as coffee shops in New York City, but
finding a class specifically tailored to cancer patients and survivors
is not so easy.
Cancer patients get a lesson in smooth sailing
When it comes to treating cancer, a day of carefree fun can be just what the doctor ordered.
Metro giving: Family fights cancer together
As October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the disease is
unfortunately something all too familiar to Queens resident Lisa Fusco.
Military kids get school supplies
Afghanistan war veteran Larry Rivera has four children under the age of
eight and three of them brought home multipage lists of school supplies
last year.
Metro Giving: One kidney donation leads to many more
Victor Holguin wanted to save one life but he had no idea he would end
up saving 16.
Metro Giving: Brightening the bedroom and soul
Queens woman warms up bedrooms for the severely impaired.
Metro Giving: Beauty in a time of illness
For the past 10 years, Ramy Gafni has taught classes at CancerCare on Seventh
Avenue. He provides free wigs and makeup consultations for women
battling the disease.
