OUR COMMITMENT
TO EMPOWERMENT
And CHANGE
Hamilton-Madison House: A Legacy of Service
Our Core Values Illuminate Our Mission
Hamilton-Madison House
THROUGH THE AGES
Madison House of the Downtown Ethical Society is founded at 300 Madison Street.
Hamilton House is founded on Hamilton Street.
Madison House provides facilities for WPA workers who serve the neighborhood’s cultural, health and social needs.
The first Chinese-serving program, the Golden Age Club of Chinatown, is established privately by a group of Chinese senior citizens at Hamilton House.
Hamilton House begins offering counseling and family care work as an experimental project through the Family Services Division of the Community Service Society.
The public housing development Smith Houses is completed and Hamilton House is awarded the contract to provide social services. Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt is the principal speaker at the dedication ceremony in March.
Hamilton and Madison House merge into the space allocated by the Alfred E. Smith Houses. Mrs. Shirley Chisholm is Director of the Child Care Center
Hamilton-Madison House establishes an Adolescent Service Center and Big Brother and Sister Corps and Services.
The first Chinese-language-based children’s behavioral health facility, Chinatown Children’s Consultation Center (CCCC), in New York City at 103 Canal Street.
A carpentry training program for immigrants and a remedial tutoring program for neighborhood youth launch.
HMH programs are created to offer computer literacy classes for children and adults, a Citizenship Clinic and Two Bridges Tower Community Center.
In response to September 11, 10 social workers are hired to provide free grief and disaster counseling in 10 languages.
The HMH City Hall Senior Center celebrates its 50th Anniversary and moves to a new location at 100 Gold Street.
Hamilton-Madison House becomes a vital hub for relief services after Superstorm Sandy devastates Lower Manhattan, establishing a Warming/Recovery Center at 50 Madison Street. In response, HMH serves 20,000 hot meals, distributes 2,000 City Meals on Wheels, hand-delivers 1,000 meals to homebound seniors and distributes 950 heaters, 40,000 bottles of water and 2,000 hot plates.
Madison House of the Downtown Ethical Society is founded at 300 Madison Street.
Hamilton House is founded on Hamilton Street.
Madison House provides facilities for WPA workers who serve the neighborhood’s cultural, health and social needs.
The first Chinese-serving program, the Golden Age Club of Chinatown, is established privately by a group of Chinese senior citizens at Hamilton House.
Hamilton House begins offering counseling and family care work as an experimental project through the Family Services Division of the Community Service Society.
The public housing development Smith Houses is completed and Hamilton House is awarded the contract to provide social services. Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt is the principal speaker at the dedication ceremony in March.
Hamilton and Madison House merge into the space allocated by the Alfred E. Smith Houses. Mrs. Shirley Chisholm is Director of the Child Care Center
Hamilton-Madison House establishes an Adolescent Service Center and Big Brother and Sister Corps and Services.
The first Chinese-language-based children’s behavioral health facility, Chinatown Children’s Consultation Center (CCCC), in New York City at 103 Canal Street.
A carpentry training program for immigrants and a remedial tutoring program for neighborhood youth launch.
HMH programs are created to offer computer literacy classes for children and adults, a Citizenship Clinic and Two Bridges Tower Community Center.
In response to September 11, 10 social workers are hired to provide free grief and disaster counseling in 10 languages.
The HMH City Hall Senior Center celebrates its 50th Anniversary and moves to a new location at 100 Gold Street.
Hamilton-Madison House becomes a vital hub for relief services after Superstorm Sandy devastates Lower Manhattan, establishing a Warming/Recovery Center at 50 Madison Street. In response, HMH serves 20,000 hot meals, distributes 2,000 City Meals on Wheels, hand-delivers 1,000 meals to homebound seniors and distributes 950 heaters, 40,000 bottles of water and 2,000 hot plates.
Meet Our Esteemed
Board Members
Leaders steering Hamilton-Madison House towards a brighter future.
President
Chairperson
Vice President
Vice President
Treasurer
Director
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Director Emeritus
Director Emeritus
Executive Director
Exploring Our
Financials
Since 1898, Hamilton-Madison House has relied upon the generous support of the community, local partners and government organizations, valuing transparency and open lines of communication. Please find our recent Annual Reports below.
Compliance Program
Hamilton-Madison House has a Commitment to Compliance.