Nonprofits in New York
Drivers and businesses on Lunar can pick these nonprofits.
- A.R.T./New York — Funds over 400 nonprofit theaters across NYC with grants, space and professional training.
- Animal Haven — No-kill shelter rehoming and rehabilitating dogs and cats since 1967.
- Bob Woodruff Foundation — Funds programs that help veterans, service members, and their families build stable lives.
- Boys' Club of New York — Operates clubhouses across NYC offering after-school programs and mentorship for boys.
- Breaking Ground — NYC's largest supportive-housing provider, pairing housing with on-site social services.
- Bronx River Alliance — Protects, restores and programs the Bronx River corridor with NYC Parks.
- Central Park Conservancy — Maintains and restores Central Park through privately funded operations and programs.
- Chinese-American Planning Council — Serves 80,000+ New Yorkers as the nation's largest Asian American social services agency.
- City Harvest — Rescues surplus food from farms and restaurants and delivers it to NYC pantries.
- City Parks Foundation — Nonprofit partner of NYC Parks running free programs in parks citywide.
- Community Housing Innovations — Shelters and houses homeless families across Westchester, NYC and Long Island.
- Community Service Society of New York — Advocates for and directly helps low-income New Yorkers since 1843.
- DreamYard — Uses arts and social-justice education to support Bronx youth and schools.
- Food Bank For New York City — NYC's main hunger-relief org, distributing food through 800+ pantries citywide.
- Fountain House — Clubhouse community supporting recovery, housing and work for people with mental illness.
- GMHC (Gay Men's Health Crisis) — World's first HIV/AIDS service organization, offering prevention, care and advocacy.
- God's Love We Deliver — Delivers free medically tailored meals to New Yorkers living with serious illness.
- Green Guerillas — Supports volunteer-led community gardens across NYC with tools, seeds and training.
- GrowNYC — Runs greenmarkets, community gardens, recycling and open-space programs citywide.
- Habitat NYC and Westchester — Builds and preserves affordable homes for working New Yorkers across NYC and Westchester.
- Hamilton-Madison House — Lower East Side settlement house with mental health, early education and senior services.
- Henry Street Settlement — Runs social, arts, and health programs for Lower East Side families since 1893.
- Humane Society of New York — No-kill shelter and affordable veterinary hospital since 1904.
- Lenox Hill Neighborhood House — Provides social, health, housing, and education services on Manhattan's East Side.
- Neighborhood Coalition for Shelter — Provides housing, community and support services to homeless New Yorkers across the city.
- New 42 (New Victory Theater) — Runs New Victory Theater and arts education programs for NYC youth.
- New York Common Pantry — Operates food pantries and rescue programs feeding New Yorkers across multiple locations.
- New York Restoration Project — Plants trees, restores parks and maintains community gardens throughout New York City.
- New York Studio School — Independent NYC art school focused on studio practice in drawing, painting and sculpture.
- NewYork-Presbyterian — Funds patient care, research and medical innovation at NewYork-Presbyterian hospitals.
- NYC Second Chance Rescue — Rescues and rehabilitates critically injured, special-needs dogs and cats.
- Queens Community House — Serves 25,000+ Queens residents yearly with childcare, youth, and senior programs.
- Queens Public Library Foundation — Funds programs, services and materials for Queens Public Library branches.
- Riverdale Neighborhood House — Delivers social programs and multi-service support to Riverdale and nearby neighborhoods.
- Riverside Park Conservancy — Maintains gardens and monuments while offering free community programs at Riverside Park.
- Roundabout Theatre Company — Nonprofit theatre producing award-winning plays and musicals in NYC.
- Sean Casey Animal Rescue — No-kill shelter taking in more homeless NYC animals than any other private rescue.
- Studio in a School — Places professional artists in NYC public schools to teach visual art.
- Studio Museum in Harlem — Harlem museum showcasing art and artists of the African diaspora.
- The Campaign Against Hunger — Supermarket-style food pantry providing tens of millions of meals in Brooklyn.
- Trees New York — Plants, prunes and protects street and park trees across New York City.
- UHAB — Helps low-income New Yorkers form and sustain affordable housing cooperatives.
- United War Veterans Council — All-veteran council producing NYC's annual Veterans Day Parade and programs.
- United Way of New York City — Funds and coordinates 600+ organizations fighting poverty across NYC.
- University Settlement — America's first settlement house provides education, youth and social services citywide.
- WE ACT for Environmental Justice — Organizes Harlem and NYC communities for environmental health and justice.
- West Side Campaign Against Hunger — Supermarket-style food pantry serving over 100,000 New Yorkers yearly.