Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment is thrilled to share a new series highlighting our culinary job-training program graduates. “We are proud to be working with such motivated students and to help support members of our community find meaningful opportunities in the culinary world,” said Program Outreach Specialist Derrick Holman. Miriam originally
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Phi Zeta Zeta Chapter recently hosted the second annual baby shower for new and expecting parents at Saratoga Family Residence in partnership with Rising Phoenix Foundation, Inc. and National Grid Project C. The mothers and fathers were
This year, HFH family residences celebrated Mother's Day by showering moms with homemade cards, delicious lunches, and creative crafts to thank them for all the wonderful things they do! Mothers at Clinton Family Residence were welcomed by
Bronx Times recently featured a Mothers' Day luncheon hosted by Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment. Moms from Allie's Place and other HFH Family Residences were invited to enjoy a multi-course meal prepared and served by graduates of the Culinary program—not only providing an invaluable opportunity for students
Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment was recently selected as the Social Impact Partner of Together Hospitality NYC (THNYC)—an organization committed to empowering individuals in the culinary world through education, resources, and networking opportunities. The partnership was facilitated by Derrick Holman, Program
“It seemed like Saratoga was embedded in my heart. It was my fresh start,” said Michael Lewis, Porter at Saratoga Family Residence. “I left my past behind me.” Michael came to Saratoga through The Fortune Society—an organization that supports and assists individuals with successful reentry from incarceration. He began his career
Spring is in full swing and HFH Early Ed is staying active and sprouting young minds. Take a sneak peek at how our youngest learners are blossoming—from morning movement to hands-on learning about our earth’s ecosystem. Prospect Early Ed has
Saratoga’s Afterschool students recently staged a production they dubbed “The Evolution of Hip-Hop” as an homage to Black culture and music—part of a multi-month celebration of Black History Month that traditionally takes place annually in February. The students were involved in every
Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment continues to expand its program offerings to better meet the needs of its students and the families residing at HFH family residences. The most recent addition is an Employment Workshop to further prepare adult students for
Saratoga Early Ed hosted a Valentine’s Day bash—parents joined their kiddos for an afternoon of heartwarming fun and learning as they rotated through various hands-on stations including tree stamping with heart-shaped leaves, using droppers and food coloring on paper towels to explore