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FPHNYC works with NYC's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to raise funding for innovative public health programs.
A promotional image with dark blue and orange text overlaying a photo of an NYC restaurant window displaying an "A" sanitary inspection grade. The text reads: "#NYCHealthForYou. Your healthy choices start with safe food. Fund for Public Health NYC. Health is everybody's business.
Your healthy choices start with safe food 🥗✨ By inspecting over 30,000 restaurants, cafeterias, and food trucks, the NYC Health Department protects our city from foodborne illness.
Learn more: buff.ly/6VsxlhY
Help improve the lives of all New Yorkers, and be the first to know about our latest job opportunities! Click the link below to join and get updates straight to your inbox. #JobOpportunities #PublicHealth #Hiring
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FPHNYC Staff all wearing red and smiling grouped together in an office setting.
It's #WearRedDay❤️! Today, our staff are wearing red to raise awareness of heart disease—the leading cause of death among adults in NYC.
Know your risk and protect your heart: buff.ly/JGmvVNK
#GoRedforWomen
#OurHearts
#AmericanHeartMonth
promotional graphic for Black History Month set against a solid blue background. At the top, small yellow sans-serif text reads, "ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN LIFE AND HISTORY®." Below this, the words "CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH" are stacked in a bold, chunky, retro-style font. Each word features a different color: "CELEBRATE" is yellow, "BLACK" is orange, "HISTORY" is a reddish-orange, and "MONTH" is red. At the bottom, the word "February" is written in a large, light blue cursive script that overlaps the word "MONTH." Just above "February," the phrase "ALL MONTH LONG IN" appears in small, light blue sans-serif capital letters.
This year marks 100 years of celebrating Black history. FPHNYC celebrates #BlackHistoryMonth and the many contributions that shape our shared history.
🔗 Learn more about Black History Month: buff.ly/05FBAXk
A joyful family, consisting of a father and mother smiling warmly at the camera, with their two young children sitting on their backs. The text reads: "Your Family's First Steps. Your baby's first steps start with your courage. The NYC Health Department's Family Wellness Suites and Baby Cafés are here to support you as you create the future you want for your family. #NYCHealthForYou. Fund for Public Health NYC."
Your baby's first steps begin with your courage.💜 The NYC Health Department's Family Wellness Suites support you in creating a future for your family. #NYCHealthForYou
💡Learn more at buff.ly/ZpiKSg1
Make a lasting impact on public health by supporting FPHNYC through planned giving.
Ways to give:
✅Gifts by Bequest
✅Beneficiary Designations
✅Gifts of Retirement Assets
Planned giving can offer tax advantages & help you leave a lasting impact.
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Hiring flyer for an Early Childhood Education Specialist at the Fund for Public Health NYC. The role is full-time/hybrid, based in Long Island City, NY, with an annual salary of $65,000.
🔥 Hot Job Alert! 🔥 We’re #hiring an Early Childhood Education Specialist to join our team. Ready to grow? Apply now!
Apply: bit.ly/3KqDBMM
💼 Full Time/Hybrid
💰 $65,000 annually
📍 Long Island City, NY 11101
A family of three—a man, a woman with curly red hair, and a young child in a white beanie—sit together on a pier by a sunny lake. They are smiling and reaching toward the water. The bottom half of the image features a vibrant orange background with a white hashtag, #NYCHealthForYou, and a quote in large white text: "The dark cloud lifted—and I got my life back." The logo for the Fund for Public Health NYC is in the top right corner.
Opioid addiction can feel like a dark cloud, but treatment can ease withdrawal, reduce cravings, and help your body heal.
@nychealthy and FPHNYC partner with trusted community providers to expand access to opioid treatments & provide support that gets you back on track.
➡️ bit.ly/3Notx86
A black square graphic featuring a quote in white serif text. The quote reads: "Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'" followed by the attribution "DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR." In the bottom left corner is the logo for the "Fund for Public Health NYC."
Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day—a time to reflect on his commitment to justice, equality, and community well-being. One of the best ways to honor his legacy is by giving back to your community.
➡️ Explore volunteer opportunities and service projects through NYC Service: buff.ly/DwXheue
Starting the new year by bringing the team together 🎉
Yesterday, we celebrated with our annual FPHNYC holiday party featuring a get-to-know-your-coworkers bingo game, Pictionary, and dinner at Da Claudio! Congrats to our bingo champions 🏆 and thanks to everyone who helped bring it all together!
This graphic promotes the "January Newsletter" on a dark navy background with a light pink URL bar at the top. The left side features white text inviting viewers to check out the newsletter, accompanied by a bold red "SUBSCRIBE" button. On the right, two tilted preview cards show a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. quote and a "WE ARE HIRING" recruitment flyer. The design is finished with the Fund for Public Health NYC branding and red decorative dot patterns in the corners.
This month at FPHNYC: Read updates on public health work across NYC, current priorities, and ways to stay engaged this month.
Read now and subscribe: buff.ly/RQ9gpfP
National Blood Donor Month promotional graphic from the New York Blood Center. It shows three blood drops with flexing arms of different skin tones and the message, "Donate blood and be a lifesaver."
🚨 NY Blood Center Declares Blood Emergency 🚨
Donations are down 40%, leaving hospitals with less than a two-day supply. With donor locations near you and nearly 50 blood drives daily, there’s never been an easier time to help.
This #NationalBloodDonorMonth, donate today: bit.ly/4qaMPvZ
A promotional graphic from the Fund for Public Health NYC featuring a healthcare worker talking to an older patient. The text emphasizes that "Your Health Is Worth Protecting" and notes that deaths from screenable cancers in NYC have declined by nearly 20% since 2015.
Your Health Is Worth Protecting.
The NYC Health Department and FPHNYC are working to reduce barriers to cancer screening and prevention services across NYC. So you have more time, more health, and more possibilities ahead.
💡 Learn more: bit.ly/49ogkDl
#NYCHealthForYou
An image for the Fund for Public Health NYC. It features a smiling young girl in a blue denim shirt receiving a high-five from a healthcare worker. The girl has a small bandage on her left arm. Bold white text on the left side says, "You can help us keep our city safe and healthy," followed by the website link www.fphnyc.org/donate in red text.
There’s still time to make a gift that keeps NYC safe and healthy! Donate to FPHNYC before midnight—your gift may be tax-deductible and helps extend life expectancy, reduce overdose deaths & strengthen public health.
👉 fphnyc.org/donate/
#HappyNewYear2026 #HappyNewYear
A public health update from the Fund for Public Health NYC. The graphic lists four points: measles and respiratory viruses are surging; federal health agencies can no longer be counted on; the NYC Health Department has the expertise but needs help; and a call to support FPHNYC to provide the department with resources. Includes the FPHNYC logo and website, fphnyc.org.
We can't let our guard down when it comes to #health.
A strong, science-based public health system is essential to protecting lives. Act now and make a gift to FPHNYC to support critical services that keep our city strong. 💪
➡️https://buff.ly/qZqApH4
A promotional graphic with a dark teal background encourages viewers to "Check out our December Newsletter!" and "SUBSCRIBE" via a prominent red button. The image features the website address fphnyc.org/get-involved/newsletters/ at the top and showcases three overlapping Polaroid-style photos: one of hands breaking a cigarette, one featuring the "HealthyNYC" logo with fresh produce, and a third showing panelists from a recent FPHNYC event smiling together.
Our December FPHNYC newsletter is out! ✨ Get the latest updates on public health progress in NYC and how we’re working together to build healthier communities across the city.
➡️ Read and subscribe: buff.ly/wZD3N6S
#PublicHealth
#NYCHealth
#FPHNYC
#HealthyNYC
Learn more: buff.ly/gbiLt4U
#NYCHealthForYou
An informational graphic from the Fund for Public Health NYC titled "Your Voice, Your Healing" in bold orange and navy blue text. Below the title, a quote reads, "People need to feel supported. It’s an essential part of how we help LGBTQ+ young people who are using substances to cope with trauma." The bottom of the image features three diverse, smiling young adults leaning in close to one another in a show of community and joy. An arched light-blue banner above them displays the hashtag #NYCHealthForYou, and the Fund for Public Health NYC logo is anchored in the bottom left corner against a navy blue wavy background.
"How am I supposed to get help when, as an LGBTQ person, I don't feel seen?"
Feeling supported is key to healing & building your future. @nychealthy, FPHNYC, and our community partners provide inclusive services for all New Yorkers, ensuring wellness that works for YOU every step of the way. 🌈💜
An image advertisement for a job opening. The text reads: "We're Hiring! Early Childhood Education Specialist. Full Time, Hybrid. $65,000 annually. Long Island City, NY 11101. APPLY NOW! www.fphnyc.org/about/careers." The ad also features the logo for the Fund for Public Health NYC.
🔥 Hot Job Alert! 🔥 We’re #hiring a Early Childhood Education Specialist to join our team. Ready to grow? Apply now!
Apply: bit.ly/3KqDBMM
💼 Full Time/Hybrid
💰 $65,000 annually
📍 Long Island City, NY 11101
Three smiling, active older women exercising outdoors, with the text overlay: "A Heart That Keeps Up With Your Life" and the hashtag "#NYCHealthForYou." The logo for "Fund for Public Health NY" is in the corner.
“When I started feeling short of breath, I thought it was just age catching up.” Lizzie, a 70-year-old New Yorker, learned it was hypertension — something she could control once she knew.
With FPHNYC & NYC Health Dept, New Yorkers can get screened & care for their hearts:
💡https://bit.ly/4pYaMGi
Giving Tuesday graphic for the Fund for Public Health NYC. Text says "TODAY IS GIVING TUESDAY," "A CHANCE TO SUPPORT a healthier you, a safer home, a thriving family," and the donation link "fphnyc.org/donate." The image shows diverse groups of happy people.
It's #GivingTuesday! 🎉 What does a healthy future look like for you? FPHNYC works with the NYC Health Department to make sure you & every New Yorker have what you need to thrive. With your gift this #GivingTuesday, you support:
❤️A healthier you
🏠A safer home
🌱A thriving family
➡️fphnyc.org/donate
Today we’re grateful for the support of our community and the opportunity to make a difference across NYC. 🧡 To all who celebrate, we wish you a joyful holiday filled with gratitude. Happy Thanksgiving from FPHNYC! 🍁🦃🙏🍂
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A motivational poster with two women high-fiving in the foreground. The text above reads: "The person YOU want to be. Public health is about you. It's about helping you be the person you want to be—healthy, confident, and ready to reach your goals." A curved blue banner overlaying the image reads "#NYCHealthForYou." In the bottom right corner is the logo for the Fund for Public Health NYC. The background is split between a dark orange color on the bottom and white on the top.
#GivingTuesday is just 1 week away! 📅💙 Join us in supporting the public health programs that help YOU be the person you want to be.
@nychealthy, FPHNYC, and our partners are committed to helping New Yorkers live healthier, fuller lives 💙 #NYCHealthForYou
Give today: buff.ly/SPS1ION
A graphic titled "We're Hiring!" advertising a job opening for a Wellness Advocate Supervisor. The job details are listed with green checkmarks: Full-time/ Hybrid $80,000- $100,000 annually Long Island City, NY 11101 A bright yellow button reads "APPLY NOW!" Below the button, the website for careers is listed as www.fphnyc.org/about/careers. In the bottom left corner is the logo for the Fund for Public Health NYC.
🔥 Hot Job Alert! 🔥 We’re #hiring a Wellness Advocate Supervisor to join our team. Ready to grow? Apply now!
Apply: bit.ly/4acwCkG
💼 Full Time/Hybrid
💰 $80,000- $100,000 annually
📍 Long Island City, NY 11101
A promotional image with dark blue and orange text overlaying a photo of an NYC restaurant window displaying an "A" sanitary inspection grade. The text reads: "#NYCHealthForYou. Your healthy choices start with safe food. Fund for Public Health NYC. Health is everybody's business.
Your healthy choices start with safe food 🥗✨ By inspecting over 30,000 restaurants, cafeterias, and food trucks, the NYC Health Department protects our city from foodborne illness. With #GivingTuesday just 2 weeks away, support programs that protect your health. #NYCHealthForYou
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A promotional graphic with a dark green background and white dots encouraging newsletter subscriptions. The main text reads: "Check out our November Newsletter! & don't miss the next one! SUBSCRIBE". The image also contains three overlapping photos: a marathon runner in a red shirt, a woman and child examining broccoli at a market, and a graphic about becoming "The person YOU want to be" from Fund for Public Health NYC. The website address is fphnyc.org/get-involved/newsletters/.
This month’s #newsletter is packed with impact — see how your support helps build a healthier NYC! Read now and subscribe: buff.ly/b44Fdqu
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A joyful family, consisting of a father and mother smiling warmly at the camera, with their two young children sitting on their backs. The text reads: "Your Family's First Steps. Your baby's first steps start with your courage. The NYC Health Department's Family Wellness Suites and Baby Cafés are here to support you as you create the future you want for your family. #NYCHealthForYou. Fund for Public Health NYC."
Your baby's first steps begin with your courage.💜 NYC Department of Health's Family Wellness Suites support you in creating a future for your family. This #GivingTuesday2025, Dec 2, support programs helping families step forward confidently. #NYCHealthForYou
💡Learn more at buff.ly/ZpiKSg1
On #VeteransDay, we thank all the incredible individuals who've served our nation. Thank you for your service! 🙏
If you or someone you know is looking for support, explore Veteran Services in NYC: buff.ly/kGRJIQJ
1 week ago, #TeamFPHNYC crossed the finish line at the 2025 TCS NYC Marathon — a huge thank you to our Bronze Miles Sponsor, USI Insurance Services, for helping make this journey possible. Your commitment to community health and support of our mission means the world to us!
Support us: fphnyc.org
A job posting advertisement for the position of "Executive Director of Product Management and Engineering" at the Fund for Public Health NYC. The text highlights key details with green checkmarks: Full Time, Hybrid $160,000–$170,000 annually Long Island City, NY 11101 A large, yellow button near the bottom reads "APPLY NOW!" with the application link visible below it: www.fphnyc.org/about/careers. The logo for "Fund for Public Health NYC" is at the bottom with the tagline "Health is everybody's business."
A job posting advertisement for the position of "Special Projects Specialist" at the Fund for Public Health NYC. The text highlights key details with green checkmarks: Full Time, Hybrid $74,535–$74,536 annually Long Island City, NY 11101 A large, yellow button near the bottom reads "APPLY NOW!" with the application link visible below it: www.fphnyc.org/about/careers. The logo for "Fund for Public Health NYC" is at the bottom with the tagline "Health is everybody's business."
🔥 Hot Jobs Alert! 🔥 We’re #hiring an Executive Director of Product Management and Engineering and a Special Projects Specialist to join our team. Ready to grow? Apply now!
Executive Director of Product Management and Engineering: bit.ly/43VQ2X4
Special Projects Specialist: bit.ly/3Lx3TNf
