The Lost Warhols, a one-of-a-kind art exhibition based on images of Andy Warhol, is a collection of 66 unique works. The exhibit features Karen Bystedt's original photographs of Andy Warhol taken in 1983, as well as a series of collaborative mixed media works by critically acclaimed and emerging street artists such as Peter Tunney, Speedy Graphito, Gregory Siff, Bradley Theodore, and The Producer BDB. This marks the first time all 66 works will be exhibited as an ensemble.
The eclectic pieces are all for sale to benefit God's Love.

This year, to honor our volunteers, we are excited to launch our new campaign: "1 of Over 10,000 Volunteers." The campaign celebrates each and every one of our 10,000 volunteers for their unique contributions to God's Love. Join us in using the hashtag #GiveBackGiveLove on social media to underscore the love our clients feel from our community of volunteers who are giving back, and giving love, with every hour they spend with God's Love.

You will see our volunteer campaign billboards at the Spring Street subway station (6th & Spring) at God's Love and at the Number 1 subway station at Houston Street. They feature some of our fantastic volunteers.

"'Food Is Medicine' is more than a quaint cliché. It's a proven, viable healthcare solution that must become a more central aspect to how we deal with an American epidemic of chronic illness." Read our President & CEO Karen Pearl's op-ed in The Hill!

At this year's Authors in Kind literary luncheon, we were delighted to welcome author, God's Love Board member and event emcee Linda Fairstein; Pulitzer-prize winner Jennifer Egan and her new book Manhattan Beach; Jeffrey Banks and his new book about the fashion designer Norman Norell entitled Norell: Master of American Fashion; and Alex Guarnaschelli and her latest cookbook The Home Cook: Recipes to Know by Heart.

Save the date for the 18th Annual Midsummer Night Drinks!