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Attention, June 9 ticketholders: Remember to get your tickets reissued for the September Concert 4 NYC. If you have not received an email about your tickets, email events@robinhood.org.
When the Concert 4 NYC was canceled, Robin Hood and the Black Eyed Peas were devastated. We had worked for months to bring a show to Central Park for 60,000 people, only to see it all washed away. We knew that we owed it to the people of New York to try again. Robin Hood, the City of New York, the Central Parks Conservancy, and Chase all worked tirelessly to find another date for the Concert 4 NYC. We hope that you will join us on September 30, and we thank you for your support. We couldn’t be Robin Hood without you.
Let’s do it again. On June 9, the lightning stopped us. But we haven’t given up. We’re proud to announce that the Concert 4 NYC has been rescheduled for September 30 at Central Park. Everyone who purchased or won tickets for the June 9 concert will receive instructions via email to claim new tickets. Thanks for sticking with us. We hope to see you at the park.
- Joplin, MO Tornado Recovery: a Facebook page created to raise funds for Joplin after it was devastated by tornadoes in May 2011
- 93 Dollar Club: raises money for local food banks in Menlo Park, California
- Livestrong Chalkbot: a Facebook app that allows users to send messages that will be written on the roads during the Tour de France
Good luck to all of the nominees. From New York to Missouri and across the Atlantic, we’re honored to be in such great company.
This flight attendant supports Robin Hood. Have you voted yet?
Peering out of the window on our way to Los Angeles, we’re flying over Memphis, Tennessee. One famous Memphian very close to our heart is Paul Tudor Jones, Robin Hood’s founder. Robin Hood was founded in 1988. Read a little more about our history here.
Leslie Rioux, Senior Development Officer at Robin Hood
Learn more about our Endurance Team and the New York City Triathlon. Congrats to everyone who swam, biked and ran for Robin Hood.
We’re excited to announce that our Executive Director, David Saltzman, has been named one of the 50 most influential nonprofit leaders for the third year in a row by The NonProfit Times. The top 50 were selected “for the impact they have now and for the innovative plans they are putting in place to evolve the charitable sector.” Congrats, boss!
Cynthia Esposito Lamy, Robin Hood metrics manager
Learn more about how we measure program effectiveness and how cost-benefit analysis applies to our mission.
