The Doe Fund news and milestones

The Knicks have brought a deep sense of community and shared joy throughout New York City. But for 2026 Ready, Willing & Able graduate Lydell, their championship win was special…

That line has shaped The Doe Fund's work for nearly 40 years, and in this episode of The NYC Workforce Drop, Greg Morris sits down with Jennifer Mitchell, President and CEO of Th…

Like its neighboring Doe Fund residence across the street, 3118 Webster Avenue was designed to provide more than a roof over people's heads. It exemplifies our belief that no mat…

What's the recipe for Ready, Willing & Able's success? For nearly four decades, it has combined all the ingredients needed to overcome homelessness - paid work opportunities, voc…

On this week's episode of Lobbying Insider, Host Zack Fink speaks with Jennifer Mitchell, who has been President and CEO of the Doe Fund for the last three years. She discusses t…

Across the homeless services sector, the work of rebuilding lives is powered by women. In fact, women make up 77% of its workforce, serving as the backbone of programs that help…

Elevating Black experiences doesn't begin and end in February. For The Doe Fund's staff, it takes place every day - so we asked three team members to share what it means to be a…

The Doe Fund's Mama Doe Memorial, a candlelight vigil held each holiday season, was attended by homelessness advocates, formerly homeless individuals living in Doe Fund housing,…

By R. Antonio Matta R. Antonio Matta is an actor, author, and longtime tenant of our Webster Green supportive housing residence. His podcast, Recovery Dialogues & Sober Stories,…

Last month, millions of low-income Americans were put at risk of food insecurity after their access to critical benefits like SNAP came into jeopardy. Among those impacted were h…

At the 2025 Doe Fund Gala, Ready, Willing & Able graduate Rodney Harris brought our theme, Forward Together, to life. As our keynote speaker, Rodney spoke openly about the years…

When Eric Hepner arrived at The Doe Fund's Gates Avenue transitional residence, he didn't know what to expect. What he found was a staff who met him with consistency, care, and s…

Photos by Carol Tannenhauser By Carol Tannenhauser The smiles were wide, the cheers and chants were loud and clear on

Coming up on Here and Now, meet the successful Black female developer helping to build affordable housing and better lives for families in New Jersey.

The Doe Fund's Jennifer Mitchell and Laura Robinson joined "In Focus."

The Doe Fund has purchased a 65-unit residential property at 2738 Creston Avenue in the Bronx.