New York City Singles Charity and Volunteer Organizations

LSA Foundation, Inc.   LSA hosts events for young professionals to raise awareness of mental illness. For upcoming events email info@LSAfoundation.org or (212)721-4722. LSA Foundation, Inc

Leukemia Society of America - Joining Society Ties is a perfect opportunity to do something good while meeting other socially-active young people between the ages of 22-35 (with some early 40's). Help create exciting events such as Black Tie & Blackjack, where 1,000 guests hit the gaming tables, enjoy open bar, and dance the night away. Come mix and mingle at after work bar parties at New York's most exclusive clubs. 600 3rd ave, 4th Fl NY, NY 10016, ( 212) 697-7848  

Manhattan Society for MS: Join 200 active members who find time in their busy lives to help raise funds for research and services for multiple sclerosis. The Manhattan Society is a dynamic group of young professionals encompassing all walks of life and professions. Meetings are the first Monday of the month at Connolly's Pub & Restaurant, 121 W 45th Street, 3rd Floor, 7 - 8 p.m. To learn more about the Manhattan Societ- NYC Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society call 212-463-7787 x 3036   Manhattan Society

United Way Young Leaders Society  brings together ambitious, civic-minded young professionals, 40 years of age and younger, to join UWNYC's volunteer corps.  United Way Young Leaders Society  sThe society focuses on encouraging philanthropy, promoting volunteerism and offering opportunities for personal and professional growth

Junior Committee of the Friends of Inner-City Scholarship Fund:  They support the inner-city Catholic school system by providing educational and recreational activities for the children of the schools.  They hold an annual track event, art and poetry contest and Christmas party.  The other events are held on Saturday mornings and consist of trips to museums, zoos and other cultural trips around New York City.  The schools they support are from Manhattan, Staten Island and the Bronx.  Their goal is to enrich students' lives by providing opportunities that they would not have otherwise. The committee meets on the first Tuesday of each month at PricewaterhouseCoopers at 1301 Avenue of the Americas at 52nd-53rd in the Chairman Room on the 2nd Floor.  We meet at 7 p.m. and it runs until around 8 p.m. The events for the Junior committee are on Saturday mornings usually.  The fundraising events are throughout the school year either on a weeknight or on the weekend, depending on the nature of the event  Inner City Scholarship Fund

National Organization For Empowering Caregivers   provides assistance; education, support, referrals and respite volunteers for informal family caregivers, as well as to promote public awareness about the realities of those who care for loved ones. Their Faith In Action/NOFEC provides volunteer caregivers to respite informal, family caregivers and services to the homebound of all ages to assist them in remaining independent with dignity in their homes and community.  If you would like to volunteer to serve the homebound or help in our fundraising events, please contact us. National Organization For Empowering Caregivers