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Polska Bratnia Pomoc

Polish Assistance, Inc. provides aid to individuals of Polish origin in crisis due to poverty or illness.

🌐 Translated from Polish (auto-translated). The original is the only editable version.

About the organization

Polish Assistance, Inc., also known as Polish Fraternal Aid, was founded in 1956 by a group of philanthropists of Polish descent. The organization supports individuals of Polish origin who find themselves in difficult life situations due to poverty, mental or physical illness.

Mission and activities

The mission of Polish Assistance is to provide help to individuals of Polish descent who are at risk or in crisis. The organization delivers food, shelter, and medical care, helping the elderly and disabled live with dignity.

History

The organization was founded by Count and Countess Jan and Maria Dembiński and their friends, including the famous pianist Arthur Rubinstein. Initially, it focused on providing financial assistance to Polish immigrants, especially elderly individuals who arrived in the USA after World War II.

Events

The Polonaise Ball was the organization's main fundraising event, attracting attention as one of the most prestigious social events in New York.

Contact

  • Phone: +1 (212) 570-5560
  • Email: office@polishassistance.org
  • Address: 15 East 65th Street, New York, NY 10065

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