Project FIND has teamed with The Downtown NYC Zetas sorority, Homeward NYC, and The Racial Equity in Supportive Housing Workgroup (RESH) to showcase youth and young adult talent to benefit supportive housing.
Contest submissions are due June 21st for this Juneteenth original song, rap, or spoken word performance contest for ages 8-24.
For eligibility, submission, rules, and CASH Prize information visit: bit.ly/3fNa10u, see below or download the PDF.
Winners Showcase to be held on Wednesday, June 30th at 7pm via Zoom. RSVP for the performances here bit.ly/3oQmqow.
Additionally, this event is to raise money and awareness of the homelessness prevention efforts of Project FIND’s Homeless-In-Reach Program (HIR Plus) and Homeward NYC’s LGBTQ Supportive Housing. 100% of proceeds raised will be split between these two groups. To give to this event, visit gofund.me/0b325d91.
Thank you, Downtown NYC Zetas, Homeward NYC and RESH!
About: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Alpha Alpha Upsilon Zeta Chapter (Downtown NYC Zetas) is an international, historically African American sorority. Project FIND operates supportive housing and seniors centers that provide low-income and homeless seniors the support they need to enrich their lives and live independently. Racial Equity in Supportive Housing Workgroup (RESH) is a volunteer group of about Black and Brown leaders from supportive housing agencies across New York State. Homeward NYC provides housing and wraparound services that empower homeless young mothers, LGBTQ young people and older adults to live life forward.