Nonprofit

Comfort Ye, A Holiday Concert to Benefit New York's Homeless

New York, NY

  • About Us

    The first Comfort Ye... concert began in 1995 in an effort to provide immediate resources to vital Upper West Side charities.

    Admission this year is one new unwrapped toy for kids 10 y.o. or under, a generous donation of food as detailed below or $40 cash or check. Checks should be made out to New York Foundation for the Arts only with Music and Mentoring House in the memo line.

    WSCAH http://www.wscah.org/food-pantry/ requests that donations of food are the kind of healthy, nutritional choices that they have available in their pantry. They do not distribute high-salt or high-sugar prepared foods, including sugary cereals, most canned soups and boxed or canned prepared foods, such as macaroni and cheese, meat stews or beefaroni-like products.

    The first Comfort Ye... concert began in 1995 in an effort to provide immediate resources to vital Upper West Side charities.

    Admission this year is one new unwrapped toy for kids 10 y.o. or under, a generous donation of food as detailed below or $40 cash or check. Checks should be made out to New York Foundation for the Arts only with Music and Mentoring House in the memo line.

    WSCAH http://www.wscah.org/food-pantry/ requests that donations of food are the kind of healthy, nutritional choices that they have available in their pantry. They do not distribute high-salt or high-sugar prepared foods, including sugary cereals, most canned soups and boxed or canned prepared foods, such as macaroni and cheese, meat stews or beefaroni-like products.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Civic Engagement
    • Community Development
    • Family
    • Housing & Homelessness
    • Volunteering

    Location

    • The Church of Saint Paul and Saint Andrew, New York, NY 10024, United States
      263 W. 86th Street
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