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New Poverty Tracker Report Finds New York City at Risk of Massive Increase in Evictions and Homelessness
Jan 13, 2022

New Poverty Tracker Report Finds New York City at Risk of Massive Increase in Evictions and Homelessness
A nurse drawing the COVID-19 vaccine out of a vile
Nov 11, 2021

New Collaboration between Robin Hood and the Deloitte Health Equity Institute Seeks to Increase Vaccination Rates Among New York’s Hardest to Reach Populations
The Power of Cash in Fighting Poverty
Oct 07, 2021

The Power of Cash in Fighting Poverty
New Robin Hood Report Finds Direct Cash Assistance Acted as a Lifeline for Millions of New Yorkers During Pandemic
Oct 06, 2021

New Robin Hood Report Finds Direct Cash Assistance Acted as a Lifeline for Millions of New Yorkers During Pandemic
NYC Eviction Crisis: Statement from Robin Hood
Aug 27, 2021

NYC Eviction Crisis: Statement from Robin Hood
Reverend Dr. Melony Samuels, founder of The Campaign Against Hunger, on site in Brooklyn
Jul 07, 2021

Working with Game-Changing Leaders to Feed New Yorkers
People sort through food donations
May 20, 2021

Mutual Aid is on the Rise, Strengthening Communities in Crisis
A mom playing with her daughter
May 06, 2021

Want to Support New York City’s Recovery? Support the Moms
Robin Hood, Key Legislators, and Advocacy Groups to Albany: Protect New York Families Washington Left Behind
Mar 23, 2021

Robin Hood, Key Legislators, and Advocacy Groups to Albany: Protect New York Families Washington Left Behind
Women in masks distribute food during the COVID-19 pandemic
Mar 18, 2021

How Robin Hood Provided Pandemic Relief, and What’s Next
Robin Hood Awards Over $73 Million in COVID-19 Relief; Convenes Leaders to Inform Strategy
Mar 16, 2021

Robin Hood Awards Over $73 Million in COVID-19 Relief; Convenes Leaders to Inform Strategy
Mar 10, 2021

Statement by Wes Moore, CEO of Robin Hood, on the Passage of the American Rescue Plan
A person receiving the COVID-19 vaccine
Mar 08, 2021

We Know that Vaccine Access Inequity Mirrors the Racial Health Divide of COVID-19, But Why?
Feb 24, 2021

New Robin Hood Report: Pandemic Response Kept 1 Million New Yorkers Out of Poverty in 2020 But Failed to Close Racial Gap
Why “Back to Normal” Isn’t Good Enough for People on the Brink of, or in, Poverty
Feb 18, 2021

Why "Back to Normal" Isn’t Good Enough for People on the Brink of, or in, Poverty
A baby being examined during a doctor's visit
Feb 04, 2021

Why Investing in Access to Public Benefits Can Improve Kids’ Lives for Generations
A woman unpacks canned food at a food bank in New York City.
Jan 21, 2021

Why Solving Food Insecurity is Key to New York City’s Recovery
Morgan Stanley and Robin Hood Launch Campaign to Support New York City Street Vendors
Dec 09, 2020

Morgan Stanley and Robin Hood Launch Campaign to Support New York City Street Vendors
FILE - This May 8, 2008, file photo shows blank checks on an idle press at the Philadelphia Regional Financial Center, which disburses payments on behalf of federal agencies, in Philadelphia. The IRS is delaying tax refunds for millions of low-income families as the agency steps up efforts to combat identity theft and fraud. Starting in 2017, a federal law requires the tax agency to delay refunds until Feb. 15 for people who claim the earned income tax credit and the additional child tax credit. The IRS says processing times will delay most of the refunds until the end of February. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)
Jul 29, 2020

Statement by Wes Moore, CEO of Robin Hood, on the Proposed HEALS Act Pending Before Congress
Pandemic Exacerbates Racial Divide in Housing Crisis
Jul 01, 2020

Pandemic Exacerbates Racial Divide in Housing Crisis
Poverty Tracker Spotlight: COVID-19, Poverty & Food Hardship
May 26, 2020

Poverty Tracker Spotlight: COVID-19, Poverty & Food Hardship
Poverty Tracker Spotlight: COVID-19, Poverty & Hardship
May 18, 2020

Poverty Tracker Spotlight: COVID-19, Poverty & Hardship