Community Partners

Keep It Moving

Keep It Moving has the mission to provide young people with the opportunity to engage in healthy, life-affirming activities. We fill the gap for young people with the desire to engage in a sport, music, or academic endeavor, but do not have the financial means to do so. Over the past five years, we have led several compassion projects to help fulfill our mission.

We are also dedicated to having Narcan, the life-saving drug that reverses opioid overdose, in every purse, backpack, and first-aid kit.
We provide on-the-spot Narcan training for the community when and where it is needed – whether on the street, in a religious organization, living room, or in a parking lot.

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High Meadow School

High Meadow School is a nursery through 8th-grade independent school that celebrates childhood, the joy of learning and play, and the power of community in a student-centered environment. We honor and welcome each child’s unique voice, identity, and approach to constructing knowledge.

 Drawing on current pedagogical research, we center diversity, equity, civic engagement, nature, and the arts in the school’s dynamic curriculum and culture. High Meadow students graduate with a strong academic foundation and a developed sense of self, ready to contribute their passions and values to building thriving, sustainable, and equitable communities.

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Free Youth Servies Organization

Since 2015, we've offered Bars Beyond Bars, a music recording program for incarcerated youth in every youth detention center within the Hudson Valley. Operating as a music studio in these facilities, the program gives hundreds of young people the chance to write, record, and produce original music- averaging about 2,000 finished songs each year.

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The Newburgh Sanctuary is a BIPOC centered healing garden rooted in love, justice and care for the earth. Transforming public land since 2020 into flourishing spaces of nourishment, healing and belonging. We grow and share life-giving food, herbs, and flowers through our community gardens; nurture youth leadership through regenerative farming and ecological land care; and uplift stories and community-led conservation through our youth media program. Through arts, wellness, and cultural events, we strengthen collective identity, pride and joy. Together, we empower people and the land to thrive in harmony.

Newburgh Sanctuary

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