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The National Alliance on Mental Illness is hosting a NAMIwalks event on May 22 to raise money and awareness for the very important cause of mental health and help.
We are so excited to invite you to an outdoor film screening (finally!) at Sparkle Lake Park on Friday May 14th. We are showing “Liyana”, a beautiful film that you will love (check out the description below). It’s high time for a chance to meet and mingle, so please come! Hope to see you there!…
We stand together against hate in all its forms. On April 10 at Jack DeVito Memorial Field, a crowd gathered to honor the victims of the recent crimes against the Asian community, as well as to remember all who have had to lose their lives over the course of history as a result of bigotry,…
We will be collecting donated items for two local domestic abuse shelters: My Sisters Place in White Plains and Putnam Northern Westchester Women’s Resource Center in Mahopac.
Join us for a three part Zoom presentation on the PBS series, “RACE: The Power of an Illusion”. These monthly sessions will focus on The Difference Between Us; The Story We Tell and The House We Live In.
Yorktown for Justice is honored to host an evening in conversation with Vinnie Bagwell on Thursday March 11 from 7pm-8pm.
YFJ is proud to present a virtual community forum on Westchester County Programs for Equity and Justice on Wednesday March 3, 2021 from 7:00-8:30.
Calling the kids of Yorktown and quilters of all ages! Celebrate Black History month by participating in Yorktown for Justice’s quilting project!
Yorktown for Justice will be collecting non-perishable, non-expired food items along with cash or check donations to to benefit the First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown’s Food Pantry.
Volunteers from YFJ accompanied William Stump, the junior vice commander of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War (SUVCW) Chapter 124, to replace headstones in the East Yard Cemetery.
YFJ participated in Yorktown’s annual Holiday Lights parade with an inclusive float celebrating major world religions and winter holidays.
Organized by Jeff Wilson, we were happy to help a community effort that would bring some love and comfort to the homes of our senior population.
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