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We love gifts and products that give back because it feels great to be charitable. We’re ecstatic to tell you all about Canada Goose’s partnership with the FDNY Foundation. The Canadian outerwear company has created a unisex wind-resistant coat with reflective stripes and metal clasps. The limited edition coat also features the FDNY Foundation’s emblem on the left chest. Along with your purchase, you will receive a selection of five official FDNY Firehouse patches which you can change for a customizable experience.

The Bravest Coat, was inspired by the traditional uniform worn by NYC firefighters on the front lines, pays homage to the tactical and functional design that protects these heroes on the job and serves to celebrate these brave men, women and their families. With fireman-inspired jackets seen on the F/W18 runways of high-fashion labels such as Calvin Klein, Heron Preston, Undercover, Louis Vuitton, and Junya Watanabe, the new windwear style will have you looking fashionable and ready fight frigid temperatures.

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The always fashionable and beautiful, Jean Shafiroff, greeted guests at her fabulous home for the Beat The January Blues themed soiree. Guests included Geoffrey Bradfield, Rachel Atcheson, Community Liaison Officer – Animal Welfare, Office of the Mayor of New York City, Erik Bottcher and JD Thompson, Craig Dix, Irene Michaels, and designers Zang Toi and Victor de Souza, who all donned blue attire to support the events theme and match Jean who was dressed in a vinyl blue two-piece outfit by Courrèges before changing into a gown designed by Caroline Elenowitz.

Jean Shafiroff

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Celebrating 20 Years of The October Ball

by xoJohn

New York Public Library was home to the 20th Annual October Ball, where a few hundred party-goers and philanthropist gathered to celebrate a worthy cause. This year’s October Ball benefited Catholic Big Sisters & Big Brothers (CBSBB). CBSBB strives to empower the children of New York to recognize, reach for and achieve their full potential. With charitable events like The October Ball, it helps CBSBB accomplish so much.

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On Thursday, Oct. 26, the 10th Anniversary Art of Cooking Gala at Hudson Mercantile celebrated the first decade of The Sylvia Center’s work teach healthy cooking skills to residents of underserved New York City communities by raising 5,000 for the nonprofit – new record for The Sylvia Center’s (TSC) annual fall gala. To date, TSC has worked with about 20,000 students, was established by Liz Neumark, founder, and CEO of Great Performances, the sustainability-oriented New York City catering company, which has been serving distinguished corporations, non-profit organizations, cultural institutions and private clients for since 1980.

The evening honored Joe Ravitch, co-founder, and partner of The Raine Group, who has supported The Sylvia Center since its 2007 inception and recognized The Sylvia Center’s community program partner, ExpandED Schools. The evening saluted TSC’s growth from serving just 200 students in 2007 to working with some 2,254 in 2017. Proceeds from the Gala will prepare TSC to serve more students over the next decade with the expansion of its Teen Apprentice Program, which will equip more youth with the skills to lead healthier and productive lives. 

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Today, American children are in the midst of an unsettling crisis because they are not being provided with the skills to eat and cook healthy. More than fifteen million children face hunger and, according to the Center for Disease Control, “one in three American kids and teens is overweight or obese.”  In low-income communities, children “are becoming obese at rates higher than the national average” and “40% of children in African American and Hispanic communities are overweight or obese.”  Additionally, those who are faced with these conditions are “at risk for asthma, heart disease, diabetes and other chronic health conditions.”  Fortunately, the non-profit organization Common Threads has made it their mission to teach children, families, and educators how to cook for life.

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Global Lyme Alliance’s 3rd Annual New York Gala

by xoJohn

Global Lyme Alliance (GLA) is the leading private nonprofit dedicated to conquering Lyme disease through research and education. Currently, there are no accurate diagnostic tests for Lyme disease. The disease can continue to spread throughout the body, often leading to debilitating health consequences. Even following proper diagnosis and treatment, many individuals continue to experience symptoms of Lyme, including severe arthritis, persistent fatigue, impaired vision, memory loss and other cognitive problems. There is no test to definitively prove that Lyme bacteria have been eradicated or that an individual has been cured following treatment. Thankfully, organizations like GLA are helping to fight the disease.

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Kiehl’s has created a limited edition Ultra Facial Cream designed by Award-Winning actor Matthew McConaughey. The cream is a limited-edition version of one of the company’s most beloved products. The partnership is a part of 2017 Global Philanthropic Program which benefits Autism Speaks, it will include a social awareness initiative along with the cream. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), a developmental condition, is a global issue that affects over 1% of the world’s population.

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Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF), a nonprofit organization which remains steadfast in its commitment to identify and fund groundbreaking prostate cancer research programs to save the lives of millions, hosted its annual gala at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, NY. PCF has recently partnered with the Veterans Administration to fast track better treatment and research opportunities for underserved veterans. The event raised over $4.0 million in support of the foundation’s work and included several Young Investigator Awards that will focus on VA Initiative programs that will benefit all cancer patients.

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