Improving the lives of NYC’s women and children for over 40 years
Win provides safe housing and critical services to help homeless women and their children rebuild their lives and break the cycle of homelessness.
Last year, Win served over 12,400 people
NYC is expanding preschool special education programs, increasing access to seats across the city. Win parents identified this as a critical need in our child care study, and we’re encouraged to see this investment respond to what families called for.
Early support helps children thrive and strengthens families. When children with disabilities can access high-quality preschool close to home, parents have greater stability, children receive services sooner, and more families can count on a system that meets their needs.
This investment is one example of what’s possible when we listen to families. Read Win’s child care study to learn more about the priorities parents identified for building a child care system that works for all: https://winnyc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Childcare-Brief-Web-Version.pdf
Congratulations to Laurie Tisch on being named ESPN Sports Philanthropist of the Year! Laurie’s commitment to expanding opportunity has made a lasting impact across NYC. We're deeply grateful for her steadfast support of Win, and proud to celebrate this recognition. @LMTischFund
Congratulations to the 2026 Sports Humanitarian Awards winners and honorees, who were recognized last night in New York City as part of ESPYS Week!
🏆 @StephenCurry30 , @MuhammadAli Sports Humanitarian Award
🏆 @Ravens , Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year
🏆 Jeffrey Lurie,
Thank you, Cea Weaver and @NYCMayor, for putting tenants' voices at the center of the Rental Ripoff Report and advancing a roadmap to strengthen enforcement, protect renters, and improve housing conditions across New York City. https://www.nyc.gov/assets/tenantprotection/downloads/pdf/rental-ripoffs-hearing-report-072026.pdf
When renters have safe, stable homes, and landlords are held accountable, fewer New Yorkers face housing crises that can lead to homelessness. We welcome the commitments outlined in the report and look forward to seeing these recommendations implemented.