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We are eight million strong. Resilient. Optimistic. Emboldened. And, damn talented. We've faced adversity before. And we've overcome it.

NY Forever is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating a stronger future for all New Yorkers.

We started NY Forever as the city faced the depths of hardship caused by COVID-19 and awoke to long-endured racial and economic inequalities. And while we're individuals who love New York, we've committed ourselves to build back a better city for all. A city all New Yorkers can take pride in. Nobody's paying us. We're paying it forward.

We want to inspire all New Yorkers to commit to their city.

We organize and motivate New Yorkers from every borough and generation to participate in the city's rebirth — wearing it on their sleeves, sharing it on social media, giving time or financial support to civic organizations.

Our goal is to empower every New Yorker to take ownership of our city's recovery - to turn this reckoning into a triumph.

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