PROJECT HARLEM INCORPORATED
A Non Profit organization located in the Bronx and serving the needs of Bronx communities.
About us
We are committed to social responsibility. We always seek ways to integrate economic progress, social development, and environmental concerns to ensure a better quality of life in the African community for future generations. We will achieve these goals by combining Fashion, Art, and Education.
Art
Project Harlem Incorporated is committed to nurturing the artistic growth of Artists, Writers, and Photographers in under-resourced communities in New York City who are interested in Art. We are committed to promoting artists and community members together for creative events and art-related activities. We aim to foster artistic expression by uniting and promoting the artists and strengthening the community.
Education
Project Harlem is designed to recruit, train and motivate talented young African Americans in the U.S. and abroad who are interested in learning marketing and advertising. Participants discover the world of marketing and advertising through hands-on activities, mentoring, presentations, and behind-the-scenes field trips.
mission statement
We are committed to social responsibility. We are always seeking ways to better integrate economic progress, social development, and environmental concerns to ensure a better quality of life in the African community for future generations. By combining Fashion, Art, and Education, we will achieve these goals
Current Projects
We are serving the Morrisania community at Morris Houses in the Bronx for the last quarter of 2024. The launch of our transportation program for seniors and the disabled, along with a Prep for Success workshop and Job fair program date to be determined.
pilot program
As our older adult population in the Bronx continues to grow, the results have been deteriorating health outcomes for a vulnerable population of Bronxites who frequently feel alone. Due to a lack of access to dependable transportation, our seniors struggle with increased social isolation and loneliness, which are already difficult problems.
Our goal is to improve the quality of life for Seniors and people with disabilities in low-income communities by providing them access to arts, recreation, and cultural experiences.
Our work
Visit the project and website we created for Morris Houses tenants below.
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