NY Tenant Community

Thoreau Center concept together a primarily not-for-profit community of organizations and individuals committed to working for a healthy environment and a just society. To enhance the work of its organizational tenants the Thoreau Center not only provides a physical work space but also supports the community through facilitating a regular program of educational events, communication tools, social gatherings, and informational exhibits.

These programs seek to explicitly acknowledge each tenant's commitment to being a member of a community not just an occupant of a building. It recognizes that together, both the net contribution to society and each tenant's individual organizational endeavors are greater than what might be achieved alone.

Active Thoreau New York Tenants

Organization Thoreau Center Suite
Wall Street Rising 401
Tides Foundation 402
Tides Center 402
Tides Shared Spaces 402
Year Up 403
Center for Study Social Policy 404
Active Citizens Project 404
Environmental Grant Makers Association (EGA) 405
The Lambent Foundation 406

Congratulations to Year Up!

Thoreau Center New York Tenant Receives the Robin Hood Award

Year up is a one year intensive training program that provides urban young adults with a unique combination of technical and professional skills, college credits, an educational stipend and corporate apprenticeships, enabling them to move up into full-time employment or higher education.

Each December, The Robin Hood Foundation celebrates the people and organizations who have made extraordinary conbtributions in the fight against poverty. Year up was recognized this year [2008] with a $50,000 award.