In celebration of Autism Awareness Month, HeartShare is proud to partner with Raise New York, a local bar and restaurant in Kips Bay with a charitable spin. In addition to receiving 20% of the bar’s proceeds for the entire month, HeartShare will receive 20% of the proceeds from a special event on Wednesday, April 25th and a signature…

HeartShare Human Services accepted a generous $10,000 from Dominion Transmission for an energy fund it administers to assist low-income customers throughout New York State.

HeartShare Human Services’ Executive Director Linda Tempel advocated for more residential options for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities at the Annual Brooklyn Developmental Disabilities Council Legislative Brunch on Friday, March 9.

At the Annual Queens Developmental Disabilities Council Breakfast, parents spoke out about the value of early education.

Spectrum presented a $5,000 check to the Neighborhood Heating Fund, which HeartShare administers to eligible low-income energy consumers during the winter season.

HeartShare Human Services and Kiwanis in partnership with Raymour & Flanigan will host an in-store family-friendly fundraiser benefitting children with autism on Saturday, March 24 from 1 p.m.- 4 p.m.

HeartShare Human Services and Kiwanis in partnership with Raymour & Flanigan will host an in-store family-friendly fundraiser benefitting children with autism on Saturday, March 24 from 1 p.m.- 4 p.m.

HeartShare Human Services will honor Board Member Arleen Baez at its Spring Gala and Auction on Wednesday, April 11.

HeartShare Human Services will honor Board Member Arleen Baez at its Spring Gala and Auction on Wednesday, April 11.

Michael and Randy Bolton have dedicated their careers to the I/DD field. Now, they’re parent advocates showing up where it counts. From rallies to legislative offices, Michael and Randy are making it clear that people with disabilities—and those who support them—need more.