Columbia University's WEB Program: Empowering Nonprofits in Upper Manhattan

WEB Columbia Community Service: A Legacy of Support

WEB Columbia University in the City of New York is an Ivy League research university with a rich history of supporting nonprofit organizations in Upper Manhattan. Through the generosity of its faculty, staff, and retirees, WEB Columbia Community Service has been a cornerstone of the community for over 25 years, providing vital resources and opportunities to countless individuals and families.

A Commitment to Service

Columbia University is a private institution that has long been committed to service and social justice. Its WEB program is a testament to this commitment, offering a wide range of programs and initiatives that address the needs of Upper Manhattan's most vulnerable residents. These programs include:

• Education and mentoring for youth
• Health and wellness services for seniors
• Community development projects
• Arts and culture initiatives

Through these programs, WEB Columbia has played a vital role in improving the lives of thousands of Upper Manhattan residents. Its work has helped to reduce poverty, improve education outcomes, and promote health and well-being. WEB Columbia is truly an embodiment of Columbia University's mission to serve society.