Where Rockland gives back.

A community-impact federation that mobilizes donors, corporate partners, and nonprofits to fund local programs across health, education, and financial stability — and operates the regional 2-1-1 helpline.

A regional community foundation that manages donor-advised funds and grantmaking to support nonprofits and charitable causes throughout Orange, Sullivan, and Rockland counties.

A non-sectarian human services agency providing clinical counseling, older-adult services, Holocaust survivor support, and the Rhoda Bloom Kosher Food Pantry to anyone in the Rockland community.

Delivers fresh, nutritious meals and friendly safety checks to homebound seniors, and operates senior activity centers in Nanuet, Nyack, and New City.

Builds and renovates affordable homes in partnership with local families in need, using volunteer labor and donated materials to expand homeownership opportunities across Rockland.

A community hub housed in a renovated historic church that runs free and sliding-scale before/after-school programs, summer camp, and teen programs for youth and families across Nyack and greater Rockland.

Provides supplemental educational, health, cultural, and recreational programs for children, adults, and seniors, and operates one of the largest food pantries in Rockland County.

Founded in 1969 (formerly Camp Venture), provides residential, day habilitation, employment, respite, and therapeutic equestrian programs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Rockland.

Rockland County's only open-admission animal shelter, taking in roughly 2,000 dogs, cats, and small animals each year for adoption, plus low-cost spay/neuter services.

A 501(c)(3) film society presenting twice-monthly screenings of curated independent, foreign, and documentary films, often paired with filmmaker discussions and educational programs.

Rockland County's largest food pantry, providing food, clothing, school supplies, and emergency assistance to thousands of local families, children, and seniors in need.

A hyper-local non-profit that builds and operates permanent, supportive, and affordable housing for formerly homeless veterans on the historic site of Camp Shanks.

An established secular counseling agency providing professional, low-cost mental health support, family counseling, and social justice advocacy programs to all county residents.

A fully independent, no-kill shelter founded in 1891. Dedicated to rescuing abused and abandoned animals, providing veterinary care, and promoting animal welfare education.

A county-wide arts advocacy organization dedicated to supporting local artists, distributing grants, and enriching the community through exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events.

Rockland County's primary nonprofit responding to domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking — runs a 24-hour hotline, emergency shelter, counseling, and legal advocacy for survivors.

A leading Rockland nonprofit providing residential, day, employment, education, and clinical services for people of all ages with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities, plus early-childhood and special-education programs.

Rockland's independent living center, helping people with disabilities of all ages live, work, and participate fully in the community through advocacy, peer support, benefits counseling, and transition services.

A peer- and family-driven nonprofit promoting mental wellness across Rockland through education, support groups, crisis services, supportive housing, and advocacy.

Provides food, housing, mental health, immigration, and family-support services to Rockland residents of all faiths through a network of local programs and partner agencies.

A nonprofit community center offering swim lessons, youth and teen programs, summer day camp, fitness, and after-school care — financial assistance available to keep programs accessible.

Provides foster care, adoption, mental health, residential, and family-support services for at-risk children, youth, and families across Rockland and the Hudson Valley.

A teaching museum on the Rockland Community College campus dedicated to Holocaust education, human-rights programming, and combating antisemitism and bigotry through exhibits, school programs, and survivor speakers.

A community music school offering private lessons, ensembles, early-childhood programs, and tuition assistance — preserving access to classical and contemporary music education in Rockland.

A nonprofit working farm at the historic Cropsey property growing organic produce for CSA members, farmers markets, and food-pantry donations — runs volunteer days, school programs, and community education.

An adult volunteer mentor meets with his or her Little Brother or Little Sister (the mentee) in the community, sharing every day, simple, low or no-cost outings. They spend time together sharing activities such as going for a hike, going to a museum or play, trying out a sport that is new to them.