Creating safer futures for children,
families, and communities

Project Intervention supports nonprofit allies working to end violence, strengthen communities, and ensure that children and youth have the care, respect, and resources they need to thrive.

A safer future begins with support

Every child deserves to feel safe, respected, and supported. Project Intervention supports the work of nonprofit organizations providing diverse services to reduce self-harm and violence and help communities respond with compassion and care.

We currently focus our activities in New York and Florida, with a vision to expand to other parts of the United States as our network grows.

We support the organizations doing the work

Project Intervention does not provide direct services. Instead, we support allied nonprofits with established expertise in mental health, violence prevention, education, family support, and community well-being.

Our work includes:

• Raising funds for mission aligned nonprofits
• Building awareness of their work and impact
• Creating events that bring communities together
• Connecting organizations with supporters, volunteers, artists, and advocates
• Encouraging collaboration across communities and systems

Our diversified approach to strengthen communities

We are proud to support organizations that bring practical, compassionate, and trauma-informed resources to children, families, schools, and communities, as well as organizations that help people maintain or increase their material and emotional resilience in the face of challenging circumstances.

For example, organizations like the National Alliance on Mental Illness, training volunteers across the US to bring peer-led mental health programs to a wide range of community settings, Stand Together, helping social entrepreneurs build stronger, safer communities, and Dress for Success, empowering women to achieve economic mobility, each deliver distinct approaches and measurable impacts that complement one another in helping us progress towards a safer future.

With the additional resources and relationships Project Intervention develops around the cause of violence prevention, we believe such organizations can achieve even more.

Join us for our first fundraising concert

On June 5, 2027 at Carnegie Hall in New York City, Project Intervention will host its first fundraising event in support of the National Alliance on Mental Illness and its work to expand peer-led mental health support across the country.

World-renowned conductor and violinist Alexander Markov and opera singer Kristin Sampson are helping organize musicians for an evening of music, community, and purpose.

There are many ways to create change

Whether you give, volunteer, attend an event, partner with us, or share our work, your support helps strengthen organizations that are building safer and more supportive communities.