The Robin Hood 2020 annual report is dedicated to the 32,000 New Yorkers lost to COVID-19 and their loved ones. In their memory, and after all the hard lessons learned in 2020, we strive to rebuild a New York City that is more equitable and resilient than ever before.
The Robin Hood 2019 annual report showcases Robin Hood at its best — innovative, data-driven, solutions-oriented, and committed to partnering with communities to lift families from poverty measurably and sustainably.
2018 Annual Report
Robin Hood’s impact grows each year by reaching the lives of millions of New Yorkers who need us most. We move in partnership in; engage strategically in public policy; contribute to the public discourse about poverty; and work with best-in-class community organizations to create upward mobility for families living in poverty through effective and innovative programs executed by our over 200 community partners across New York City.
2017 Annual Report
Year after year, Robin Hood stays true to its mission: fighting poverty in NYC. 2017 was big for us — we closed the math achievement gap, incubated new tech solutions, targeted diabetes, investigated the underemployment crisis, and so much more, thanks to Robin Hood community partners and supporters.
2016 Annual Report
in 2016 we reduced barriers to opportunity for nearly a half million New Yorkers. From keeping more than 200,000 from going hungry to helping more than 10,000 of our neighbors secure a job, we were there, each and every day, for our neighbors.
2015 Annual Report
We helped more people in 2015 in more profound ways than ever before. Here is how Robin Hood made a difference in 2015.
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Our most notable successes have helped renew our momentum and our deep sense of purpose, and the ongoing challenges have inspired us to dig deeper and fight harder to help the 1.8 million New Yorkers living in poverty.
2013 Annual Report
In 2013 we celebrated 25 years of poverty fighting by visiting the many critical partnerships we’ve developed and the progress we’ve seen in our city.