Please join the 250 educators, social workers, artists, community organizers, and young adults of the   Center for Family Life  who make a  direct impact on the lives of youth in Sunset Park.

This year, youth in our "Life Lines" Community Arts Project created an improvisational show in response to current political events. 

Performed by a cast of 100+ middle and high school participants,  this year's original improvisational play, "OUR TIME," presented a glimpse into the lives of 14 teenagers and adults navigating the current political and social climate. 

The songs, dances, scenery, and ensemble acting pieces highlighted the challenges and energy of life in our vibrant community during this uncertain and divisive moment in our country's history. 

High School participants also distributed information about parents' rights and sanctuary families as a service project on performance nights.   

More than 7,000 children, youth and adults come together in our school-based programs , transforming seven neighborhood schools into thriving hubs of community activity.   

This work is only possible when
we come together with engaged partners like you.

From all of us at CFL 
warm wishes to you and your family
during this holiday season!