The New York Women’s Foundation’s 2026 Neighborhood Dinner Comes to Queens

written by Samuel Reed · 1 week ago

The 2026 Neighborhood Dinner Queens (Image credit: The New York Women’s Foundation)

NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, July 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The New York Women’s Foundation urges community members, partners, supporters, civic leaders, and friends to mark their calendars for the 2026 Neighborhood Dinner, scheduled for Tuesday, November 10th, 2026, at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens.

Queens takes the spotlight this year. As one of the globe’s most vibrant and diverse boroughs, Queens embodies the finest qualities of New York City: energetic, resilient, interconnected, and fueled by community. The 2026 Neighborhood Dinner will honor the individuals, groups, and collaborations that work tirelessly to support Queens communities in flourishing.

For over thirty years, The Foundation’s Neighborhood Dinner has united New Yorkers from across the boroughs to recognize local leadership, strengthen bonds, and invest in community-driven transformation. This year’s event will welcome both longstanding supporters and newcomers for an evening of connection, celebration, and a shared pledge to create a more fair and equitable city.

The gathering will highlight individuals and organizations that generate opportunities, advance justice, and bolster the leadership of women, girls, and gender-expansive individuals throughout New York City.

For tickets and additional details: nywf.org/nd2026

About The New York Women’s Foundation:
Founded in 1987, The New York Women’s Foundation stands as a prominent advocate for gender, racial, and economic justice. Operating from New York City, The Foundation backs bold, community-led approaches that promote the strength and well-being of women, girls, and gender-expansive people. As one of the world’s largest grantmaking organizations led by women, The Foundation’s impact on philanthropy extends well beyond the five boroughs. Over nearly four decades, The Foundation has distributed more than $141 million to over 500 organizations, nurturing a thriving network of grantees, philanthropists, advocates, and innovators dedicated to lasting, community-rooted change.

To find out more about The New York Women’s Foundation, visit www.nywf.org
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Samuel Reed

Samuel Reed is a senior journalist covering the intersection of business, technology, and society. With over a decade of experience, his work focuses on artificial intelligence, corporate governance, and emerging tech trends.

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