Supporting local
and
national causes

Overview

Some of the causes we feel most passionate about are children, education and medical research. Our contributions to organizations that support these causes include financial support, volunteering time and pro bono communications counsel. Some of the notable charitable causes we support include.

Local

Knight-Bagehot Fellowship at 
the Columbia Journalism School

The Committee to Protect Journalists is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the 
defense and promotion of journalists’ 
practice of free press worldwide.

Committee to Protect Journalists

The Committee to Protect Journalists is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the 
defense and promotion of journalists’ 
practice of free press worldwide.

Cookies for Kids’ Cancer

Cookies for Kids’ Cancer focuses on 
supporting individual and business efforts 
to fund pediatric cancer research by hosting high profile events, grassroots bake sales, 
and other fundraising methods.

Exhale to Inhale

Exhale to Inhale uses trauma-informed yoga to empower survivors of domestic and sexual violence while providing communities with tools and knowledge to support them. ETI’s trauma-informed methodology is rooted in safety, simplicity, and choice-based philosophy.

Business related

The LAGRANT Foundation

The LAGRANT Foundation’s mission is to increase the number of ethnic minorities in the fields of public relations, advertising and marketing by providing scholarships, career and professional development workshops, mentorship and internships, as well as entry-level position opportunities to African American/Black, Alaska Native/Native American, Asian American/Pacific Islander and Hispanic/Latino undergraduate and graduate students.

Jeremiah Program

Jeremiah Program is a national organization with a mission to disrupt the cycle of poverty for single mothers and their children, two generations at a time. When a mother invests simultaneously in her personal and professional goals and the education of her children, she can re-author her family’s outcomes and act as a change agent within her community.

Student Sponsor Partners

Student Sponsor Partners offers New York City low-income students the opportunity to study at a variety of private Catholic high schools at a low cost through sponsorship. Students who are part of the program are also paired with mentors, who provide one-on-one mentorship throughout the students’ four years.

Youth, INC

Youth, INC partners with New York City youth-oriented nonprofits to enhance impact through fundraising, engagement, grants and metrics.

Academic related

Knight-Bagehot Fellowship at 
the Columbia Journalism School

The Committee to Protect Journalists is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the 
defense and promotion of journalists’ 
practice of free press worldwide.

Committee to Protect Journalists

The Committee to Protect Journalists is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the 
defense and promotion of journalists’ 
practice of free press worldwide.

Cookies for Kids’ Cancer

Cookies for Kids’ Cancer focuses on 
supporting individual and business efforts 
to fund pediatric cancer research by hosting high profile events, grassroots bake sales, 
and other fundraising methods.

Exhale to Inhale

Exhale to Inhale uses trauma-informed yoga to empower survivors of domestic and sexual violence while providing communities with tools and knowledge to support them. ETI’s trauma-informed methodology is rooted in safety, simplicity, and choice-based philosophy.

Exhale to Inhale

Gladstone Place Partners is proud to support Exhale to Inhale, 
a nonprofit organization that empowers survivors of domestic 
and sexual violence through trauma-informed yoga.

Last week, GPPers and friends of the firm attended the annual Celebration of Healing Gala, where our very own Vanessa Esparza, ETI Board President, was a gala co-chair. 
The evening featured an award ceremony honoring Dr. Wendy D’Andrea and Dr. Sarah Beranbaum for their groundbreaking trauma research, as well as Julie Fernandez, SEP, RYT, YACEP, ETI’s Director of Curriculum Development & Mentorship. We look forward 
to continuing our partnership with ETI as they advance their powerful mission.