The chairman of A Cap, Inc., in New York City, Jay Zises and his team provide investment management services to high-net-worth individuals. Active in his community, Jay Zises supports Housing Enterprise for the Less Privileged (HELP), of which he was the founder and an early board member.

To continue providing supportive and housing services to people in need, HELP relies heavily on assistance from donors and volunteers. Those who want to donate can do so on either a one-time or monthly basis. These donations can be made online, and donors have the option of giving in memory of a loved one.

Aside from financial donations, HELP accepts donations in the form of, among other things, toys, housewares, electronic devices, and clothing. According to HELP, these donations must be new, unless they are furniture.

Beyond donating to HELP, individuals can provide in-person support via the organization’s regular events and corporate partnership programs. Events hosted by the organization raise a significant portion of HELP’s annual budget. These events not only present stories of HELP clients to attendees, but also give attendees plenty of opportunity to network with high-profile guests and honorees.

Meanwhile, corporate partnership with HELP grants companies the chance to support people living in poverty or facing homelessness. Each partnership is customizable so that it fits each company’s priorities and interests and provides them with the brand exposure, customer loyalty, and employee engagement they need.