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| name = HeartShare Human Services of New York |
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| foundation = 1914 |
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| office location = 12 [[MetroTech]] Center, Brooklyn, NY |
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| key_people = William R. Guarinello, CEO |
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HeartShare serves nearly 29,000 children, individuals and families throughout [[Brooklyn]], [[Queens]] and [[Staten Island]]. |
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==History== |
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HeartShare Human Services of New York, then Catholic Guardian Society of Brooklyn and Queens, first opened its doors in July 1914 to teens transitioning from orphanages and institutions to life on their own, when neither the law nor society provided any protections.<ref>{{cite web|title=A Century of Caring: 1914-2014|url=http://www.heartshare.org/100years/century-of-caring.html|work=HeartShare Human Services of New York}}</ref> |
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Throughout its “century of caring,” HeartShare has developed programs to meet the needs of the New York community.<ref>{{cite web|title=A Century of Caring: 1914-2014|url=http://www.heartshare.org/100years/century-of-caring.html|work=HeartShare Human Services of New York}}</ref> |
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==Programs== |
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HeartShare has diverse community-based programs in Developmental Disabilities (DD) and Children and Family Services (CFS).<ref>{{cite web|title=Our Programs|url=http://www.heartshare.org/programs/|work=HeartShare Human Services of New York}}</ref> |
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HeartShare’s Energy Assistance and Community Development Program provides utility grants to eligible New York households in partnership with [[National Grid]], [[Con Edison]], [[Entergy]], [[NYSEG]] and [[RG&E]].<ref>{{cite web|title=Energy Assistance|url=http://www.heartshare.org/programs/energy-assistance/|work=HeartShare Human Services}}</ref> |
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In February 2014, HeartShare was awarded a $20,000 donation from Dominion Transmission for its National Grid’s Care & Share Heating Fund or NYSEG and RG&E’s Project SHARE Heating Fund.<ref>{{cite web|title=HeartShare Gets $20K for Energy Assistance|url=http://www.nynp.biz/index.php/breaking-news/19402-heartshare-gets-20k-for-energy-assistance|work=New York Nonprofit Press}}</ref> |
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==Events== |
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HeartShare hosts several annual events, including the HeartShare Spring Gala and Auction, Harbor Fitness Race for Autism, Buckley’s – Kennedy’s 5K Charity Run and the HeartShare Golf Classic.<ref>{{cite web|title=Events Calendar|url=http://www.heartshare.org/news-events/eventscalendar.html|work=HeartShare Human Services}}</ref> |
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HeartShare raised $700,000 at the 2014 Spring Gala and Auction.<ref>{{cite web|title=HeartShare Spring Gala Raises $700K|url=http://www.nynp.biz/index.php/breaking-news/19955-heartshare-spring-gala-raises-700k|work=New York Nonprofit Press}}</ref> In 2014, HeartShare recognized Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Carlo Scissura and former Gala honorees from 1979 to 2013, including National Grid President Kenneth D. Daly (2012), CEO and President of American Stock Transfer Company LLC Mark C. Healy (2011), Get Smart actress “Agent 99” [[Barbara Feldon]] (2007), President and CEO of Victoria’s Secret, [[Sharen Jester Turney]] (2005), Emmy Award winning actress [[Linda Dano]] (1992) and actor [[Danny Aiello]] (1990).<ref>{{cite web|title=HeartShare Spring Gala Raises $700K|url=http://www.nynp.biz/index.php/breaking-news/19955-heartshare-spring-gala-raises-700k|work=New York Nonprofit Press}}</ref> |
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==Affiliates== |
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HeartShare’s [[affiliates]] include The HeartShare School, HeartShare Wellness, Ltd. and HeartShare Saint Vincent’s Services (HSVS).<ref>{{cite web|title=Our Programs|url=http://www.heartshare.org/programs/|work=HeartShare Human Services of New York}}</ref> |
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In March 2014, HeartShare and St. Vincent’s Services approved their affiliation.<ref>{{cite web|title=HeartShare and St. Vincent’s Services Announce Affiliation|url=http://www.nynp.biz/index.php/breaking-news/19500-heartshare-and-st-vincents-services-announce-affiliation|work=New York Nonprofit Press}}</ref> |
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Revision as of 21:47, 2 December 2014
HeartShare Human Services of New York is a non-profit human services agency dedicated to improving the lives of people in need of special services and support.http://www.heartshare.org/about/
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