Show your friends, family and New Yorkers in need that you care.
Through the purchase of vineyard vines® ties and totes with the signature Robin Hood archer, an emerald green robin hood votive from glassybaby and Robin Hood’s customizable holiday cards, you can help those who need it most. A donation from each purchase will support the nearly 200 programs and services funded by Robin Hood that are dedicated to fighting poverty.
The Concert 4 NYC in Central Park, featuring the Black Eyed Peas.
Thanks for coming out on Friday!
David Saltzman and will.i.am hang out on Google + before the Concert 4 NYC!
Live from the park!
Alice, the Mad Hatter and the White Rabbit are huge Black Eyed Peas fans. They are not sure if they can attend the concert tonight, but they will definitely be watching the Livestream.
This sculpture, “Indian Hunt,” was the first in Central Park by an American artist. The dog is sporting the Robin Hood hat to remind everyone that the Concert 4 NYC is this Friday.
Whether you are joining us in the park or watching live from home, here are all the ways you can get involved.
Bethesda Fountain was created by sculptor Emma Stebbins (1815-1882), who was the first woman to be awarded a commission for a major pubic work in New York City. Since 1857, Central Park has been a place where New York City residents can meet, enjoy nature and come together for a great cause like fighting poverty.
