named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Faith in the City: Stories and Places
Weekly educational series introducing congregants to diverse sacred spaces across New York City, featuring guest speakers from Muslim, Jewish, and Christian communities
Interfaith Burial Initiative
Provides dignified burial services for unclaimed victims of Covid-19 through interfaith collaboration, addressing the needs of the city's most vulnerable populations
Interfaith Solidarity Statements
Issues joint public statements and organizes interfaith gatherings in response to acts of violence and injustice, such as the Tree of Life synagogue shooting
activities · 2 groups
What they do
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Interfaith Dialogue & Peacebuilding 3 activities
- Facilitates interfaith dialogue and collaboration among Muslim, Jewish, and Christian communities in New York CityOrganizes monthly partnership meetings and a weekly interfaith education series that connect congregants with sacred spaces across Muslim, Jewish, and Christian traditions, fostering collaboration across religious, racial, cultural, and economic divides to promote justice and healing in New York City.
- Issues joint statements and organizes interfaith responses to acts of religious violenceResponds to incidents of religious violence by issuing joint public statements, such as condemning the anti-Semitic attack at Congregation Tree of Life in Pittsburgh, and organizing public interfaith prayer gatherings in solidarity with affected communities, including at Sutton Place Synagogue.
- Produces interfaith educational content on historical memory and peacebuildingRecords and disseminates conversations on historical memory and interfaith peace as part of ongoing educational programming.
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Cemetery and Cremation Services 1 activity
- Provides burial and memorial services for unclaimed victims of Covid-19Secures burial plots and memorial spaces, and provides burial and cremation services for unclaimed victims of the Covid-19 pandemic, including organizing visits to the city morgue to pray for the unburied.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2023
revenue
Total revenue$10K
Contributions & grants$10K100%
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expenses
Total expenses$12K
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balance sheet
Total assets$16K
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Net assets$16K
4 years on record · 2020–2023 · YoY revenue -71.2%
relationships · 58
Who they work with
- 92Y Partner — Collaborated on an interview event featuring Imam Talib.
- 92Y Partner — Collaborates with A Partnership of Faith to host public conversations on faith and social issues.
- 92nd Street Y, Emeritus Central Synagogue Partner — Member congregation represented by Rabbi Peter Rubinstein.
- Admiral Family Circle Islamic Community Partner — Member congregation represented by Co-chairperson Imam Dr. Muhammad Hatim
- Admiral Family Islamic Community Partner — Member congregation represented by Imam Dr. Muhammad Hatim.
- All Souls Unitarian Church Partner — Member congregation represented by Rev. Dr. Galen Guengerich.
- Archdiocese of New York Partner — Member organization represented by Treasurer Father Ryan Muldoon and Board Member Father Brian McWeeney
- Central Synagogue Partner — Member congregation represented by Board Member Rabbi Angela Buchdahl
- Central Synagogue Partner — Member congregation represented by Rabbi Angela Buchdahl.
- Christ Church Partner — Member congregation represented by Board Member Reverend Dr. Eric Park
- Christ Church United Methodist Partner — Member congregation represented by Co-Chair Rev. Dr. Stephen P. Bauman.
- Church of the Heavenly Rest Partner — Member congregation represented by Rev. Matthew Heyd.
- Congregation Emanu-El Partner — Member congregation represented by Co-Chair Rabbi Joshua Davidson.
- Congregation Emanu-El of the City of New York Partner — Member congregation represented by Board Member Rabbi Joshua Davidson
- Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Partner — Member congregation represented by Board Member Reverend Dr. Scott Black Johnston
- Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America Partner — Member congregation represented by Board Member Reverend Protopresbyter Dr. Nicolas Kazarian
- HealthCare Chaplaincy Partner — Member organization represented by Board Member Reverend Eric J. Hall
- House of the Lord Pentecostal Partner — Member congregation represented by Board Member Reverend Herbert D. Daughtry
- House of the Lord Pentecostal Church Partner — Member congregation represented by Rev. Dr. Herbert Daughtry.
- Imam Talib 'Abdur-Rashid Partner — Participated in an interfaith conversation on historical memory.
- Islamic Circle of North America Partner — Participated in an interfaith education series through member-led presentations on dawah and Quranic recitation.
- Islamic Circle of North America (NY) Partner — Member organization represented by Board Members Dr. Abdus-Salaam Musa and Honorable Tariq Rahman
- Jamaica Muslim Center Partner — Member congregation represented by Board Member Imam M. Shamsi Ali
- Jamaica Muslim Center Partner — Member congregation represented by Imam Shamsi Ali.
- Marble Collegiate Church Partner — Member congregation represented by Board Member Reverend Dr. Michael Bos
- Marble Collegiate Church Partner — Member congregation represented by Rev. Dr. Michael Bos.
- Mosque of Islamic Brotherhood Partner — Member congregation represented by Imam Al Hajj Talib W. ‘Abdur-Rashid.
- North Hudson Islamic Educational Center Partner — Member congregation represented by Sheik Dr. Ibrahim Abduhl-Malik.
- Office of the Medical Examiner (New York City) Government — Coordinates with the city’s Office of the Medical Examiner regarding the handling of unburied victims of Covid-19.
- Park Avenue Synagogue Partner — Member congregation represented by Board Member Rabbi Elliott Cosgrove, PhD
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strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Interfaith Collaboration as Moral Imperativemethodology: interfaith_collaborationBy uniting diverse religious groups around shared values and moral responsibility, fosters collective action for the common good because such collaboration is framed as a sacred duty and ethical foundation for social cohesion.
- Interfaith Dialogue to Build Cross-Community Understandingmethodology: interfaith_dialogueBy facilitating dialogue, storytelling, and shared observances across religious lines, builds mutual understanding and peace because sustained engagement across differences weakens prejudice and strengthens relational trust.
- Interfaith Solidarity as Collective Defensemethodology: interfaith-solidarityBy promoting the principle that an attack on one faith community is an attack on all, strengthens interfaith resilience and collective response because solidarity is framed as a necessary moral stance against religious intolerance.
- Prophetic Advocacy Through Unified Religious Voicemethodology: prophetic-advocacyBy mobilizing religious leaders to speak with a unified, prophetic voice, advances justice and healing in the city because moral authority rooted in faith traditions can challenge systemic injustice and inspire societal transformation.