Community Partnerships
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and Autism Speaks Founder Suzanne Wright were among thousands of volunteers, including people with autism and their families, at the fifth annual Westchester-Fairfield Walk for Autism Research.
Our commitment to the community is reflected in the activities we proudly undertake in partnership with nonprofits including the Autism Speaks Coalition, and the American Cancer Society.
Last year over 13,000 people turned out for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk, including over 200 Manhattanville students who volunteered as road marshals and parking lot attendants. Nearly all of the school’s student athletes either volunteered to work or walk in the event, with many other Manhattanville students, alumni and faculty and staff from every department either lending a hand or going on the 5-mile walk. By working together, we believe we can create stronger, healthier communities.
Nonprofit Partnerships are led and coordinated by the Duchesne Center for Social Justice.