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Sunday January 29th - 5:00PM
Midtown
Comedy Night to Benefit Homeless Children NYC ft Ricky Velez + Jared Freid
Come, enjoy an evening of laughter & fun with NY comics and make a difference in the lives of homeless children through your participation. Proceeds of the ticket sales would go towards health, education & social development of homeless children.
Featuring:
Brendan Sagalow
Casey Balsham
Jared Freid
Ricky Velez
If you can't make it, please donate directly to the Coalition for the Homeless
There are nearly 24000 homeless children in New York City, this number exceeds the number of single homeless adults (around 14000). Homeless children are the fastest growing segment among homeless population in NYC. There has been a 40% increase in last 5 years. If this trend continues, we could be looking at 30000 homeless children in the city in the next 5 years. Homelessness is a trauma for these children and it occurs when their cognitive skills are still developing (there are more homeless children in first grade than any other) which leads to problems in their health, social development and education later in life.
Let’s create a possibility that we don't have homeless children in NYC, a possibility for the kids to have shelter, security, love, joy, fun, dignity and just be normal kids who don't know what being homeless means.
New York Comedy Club presents a nightly showcase of the best talent in the city, plus special guests from Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver, Boston, Austin, and around the world. You've seen these guys on Comedy Central, MTV, The Tonight Show, Late Night, Conan, The Daily Show, The Nightly Show, Last Comic Standing and more.
Featuring:
Brendan Sagalow
Casey Balsham
Jared Freid
Ricky Velez
If you can't make it, please donate directly to the Coalition for the Homeless
There are nearly 24000 homeless children in New York City, this number exceeds the number of single homeless adults (around 14000). Homeless children are the fastest growing segment among homeless population in NYC. There has been a 40% increase in last 5 years. If this trend continues, we could be looking at 30000 homeless children in the city in the next 5 years. Homelessness is a trauma for these children and it occurs when their cognitive skills are still developing (there are more homeless children in first grade than any other) which leads to problems in their health, social development and education later in life.
Let’s create a possibility that we don't have homeless children in NYC, a possibility for the kids to have shelter, security, love, joy, fun, dignity and just be normal kids who don't know what being homeless means.
New York Comedy Club presents a nightly showcase of the best talent in the city, plus special guests from Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver, Boston, Austin, and around the world. You've seen these guys on Comedy Central, MTV, The Tonight Show, Late Night, Conan, The Daily Show, The Nightly Show, Last Comic Standing and more.
