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  July 02, 2024 The Fortune Society

  Deputy CEO Rob DeLeon’s Statement on the SCOTUS Decision on Grants Pass v. Johnson

  The Supreme Court just found it acceptable in the case of Grants Pass v. Johnson, that someone who is homeless and using a blanket while sleeping in a public place runs the risk of being fined and even arrested.

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  July 01, 2024 A to Z Impact

  Why We Invested in The Fortune Society

  Helping individuals with justice involvement rebuild their lives through innovative services and advocacy.

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• June 24, 2024 PIX11

  NYC building to offer affordable housing for formerly incarcerated people

  An affordable housing building under construction in Manhattan will have more than half of its units set aside for formerly incarcerated people who are currently homeless.

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• June 24, 2024 Homes and Community Renewal

  The Fortune Society Breaks Ground on Permanent Affordable and Supportive Residence in East Harlem

  The Fortune Society, a leading non-profit organization with a long history of providing permanent supportive and affordable housing to individuals with prior criminal legal involvement, today broke ground on the 82-apartment Castle III.

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  June 24, 2024 The Fortune Society

  The Fortune Society Breaks Ground on Permanent Affordable and Supportive Residence in East Harlem

  70 percent of units set aside for formerly incarcerated individuals experiencing homelessness. The project received $850,000 “Buildings of Excellence” award from NYSERDA for commitment to low-to-zero carbon emissions design.

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