LEGACY
Watch our video commemorating 20 years of charity work across NYC
Latest News
CAPP sets April 27th for Annual Run/Walk in Prospect Park
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and time for CAPP’s Annual Run/Walk in Prospect Park Click on the announcement for details and registration. CAPP Run-Walk announcement – April 27, 2013
Judge Calls New York’s Bail System Unfair and Unsafe
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/06/nyregion/judge-jonathan-lippman-seeks-to-overhaul-bail-process.html?hpw
About Reisenbach
The John A. Reisenbach Foundation is the premier charitable organization of New York's media and advertising communities. The Foundation was established in 1991, one year after the random and senseless murder of 33 year old John Reisenbach in Greenwich Village. John was vice president of national advertising sales for what was then All American Television. The John A. Reisenbach Foundation was created to honor his life and memory in a positive way. Our mission is to create, foster, or support programs designed to make New York City a safer and better place to live and work. With the support of individuals and businesses in the NYC media industry, more than $5 million has been raised to date for that purpose. We collaborate with many community and social groups including Citizens Committee for New York City, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York Cares, New York Police Foundation, Police Athletic League, Safe Horizons, the Child Abuse Prevention Project, and more.Testimonials
I deeply appreciate our ongoing partnership with the John A. Reisenbach Foundation.
JAR’s generous support of our efforts to prepare highly effective educators, who in turn
raise achievement levels and create success for the many marginalized recently-arrived
high school age English language learners within the NYC Department of Education, is
a testament to your great work to create a better and safer New York City for all of its
residents.”
We join all New Yorkers in thanking the John A. Reisenbach Foundation for its
generosity in funding community based crime fighting projects in some of New York’s
most dangerous neighborhoods. Nothing is more important than the safety and security
of our neighborhoods and there is no foundation in New York that has done more
over a longer period of time to ensure the safety of NYC’s more than four hundred
neighborhoods.”
I would like to thank the Reisenbach Foundation for its generous support of the New
York City Police Department’s Crime Stoppers Program. Crime Stoppers has helped
clear over 5,000 violent felony charges through anonymous tips to the NYPD. Your
financial support of the program helps the NYPD arrest dangerous criminals, ensures
the anonymity of callers and maintains the reward fund. The Reisenbach Foundation
has played a major role in keeping our city safe.”