Organization Details

Junior Committee: Provides hands-on support to ICSF schools and students by mentoring, offering tutoring, coaching the after school basketball league, taking students on cultural field trips, etc.

Learning to Look: Introduces students in grades 2-5 to the world of art where they learn about composition, narrative, periods and styles and culminates in a trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Job Opportunities Program: Provides high school juniors an opportunity to gain experience in a business setting through workshops and summer internships.

Volunteers can help students with resume writing, interview skills, and tips on entering the workforce.

School Board Advisory Program: Efforts help schools to increase enrollment and become financially independent.

Volunteers provide valuable expertise in marketing, recruiting, financial planning, capital improvements and fundraising.

Project YESS Leadership Committee: Raises and administers grant awards to ICSF elementary schools in need of capital improvement and repairs to provide a safe and nurturing environment for students.

Be A Student?s Friend Advisory Committee: Volunteers provide expertise in marketing and development to generate interest in new scholarships to the program.

It currently matches over 1,700 inner-city students with sponsors who provide the tuition assistance they need to attend Catholic school.

Lawyer?s Committee: Lawyers from top firms host an annual Lawyer?s Luncheon to support ICSF?s programs.

Inner-City Scholarship Fund supports more than 38,000 students (93% minority and 35% non-Catholic) in 105 inner-city Catholic schools in Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island.

98% percent of ICSF high school seniors graduate and 96% go on to college.

To learn more about ICSF or ways to get involved, contact Ginine Mohamad-Cilenti by calling 646-794-3357 or email ginine.mohamad@archny.org.

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1011 First Avenue
New York, NY 10022
(646) 794-3357

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