Together We Can
Building Stronger Communities
The 1906 Project empowers individuals, families, and communities by creating opportunities that inspire growth, strengthen local partnerships, and provide the support needed to build brighter futures. Through education, leadership, and community-driven initiatives, we help transform ideas into meaningful and lasting impact.
Welcome to The 1906 Project.
We are a not-for-profit organization working to build stronger communities by advancing quality service initiatives in the neighborhoods where we live, work and play.
Our partners, include:
Individuals and Start-ups looking for resources and administrative assistance to develop new and innovative programming
Established institutions and programs looking for partnerships and technical expertise to grow or fill gaps in existing community initiatives
We are always open to new ideas and ways to serve our neighborhoods better.
Building Stronger Communities
Together we create opportunities, strengthen neighborhoods, and support meaningful initiatives that improve the lives of individuals and families where we live, work, and play.
Empowering Ideas & Partnerships
We help start-ups, community leaders, and established organizations access the resources, guidance, and partnerships needed to develop and grow impactful programs.
Committed to Lasting Impact
We welcome new ideas, encourage collaboration, and remain dedicated to helping communities thrive through quality service and long-term support.
THE DAVID F. BLUFORD EDUCATION AWARD
Established in 2010 in honor of David Bluford, The 1906 Project, Inc. recognizes Queens and Nassau County, New York high school female seniors for their academic and extra curricular achievements in pursuit of their college degree.
YOUTH CHESS
In keeping with our mission The 1906 Project, Inc., continues to support quality, local community-service initiatives impacting people in the neighborhoods where they live, work and play.
Every program creates new opportunities for individuals and families.
The 1906 Project received a special award from the Black Spectrum Theater for serving the Southeast Queens community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 1906 Project helped deliver free COVID-19 testing to nearly 400 Southeast Queens residents at York College.
The 1906 Project celebrated its 10th Annual Holiday Toy Giveaway with gifts and family-friendly activities.
Oscar Hopkins celebrated his 50th year working as a licensed barber in the Queens and Brooklyn communities.