Our Community Impact

Clothing Donations

Turn gently worn garments into hope and warmth for those in need. Share the gift of a new beginning by donating your clothing today, and make a lasting impact in your community.

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Join us in making a difference through our engaging fundraising events. Together, we can support meaningful causes and help build a stronger community.

Help Children Learn

Help our children learn by donating towards our school supplies drive. Every dollar will be dedicated to purchasing supplies for school children in the Dominican Republic

Upcoming events

  • An event flyer for a donations drive in the Dominican Republic. The flyer features colorful illustrations of clothing, toys, and books, along with details about the event such as date, location, and contact information. The event is sponsored by the Panchita Fund, Inc., and encourages community participation with donations of gently used clothing, toys, and books.

    Donations Drive

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  • A festive flat lay with party items including a waffle cone with pink and purple ribbons, a cup of coffee or tea, gold and purple scissors, gold confetti, star-shaped and dotted streamers, pink honeycomb paper, a blank white card, polka-dotted wrapping paper, and scattered sequins on a white surface.

    Dinner Fundraiser Coming Soon

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  • A large assortment of wrapped Christmas presents with festive patterns and ribbons, stacked in front of a decorated porch with greenery and a door.

    Contribute to our Annual Toy Drive

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Who
we are

We are a non-profit organization located in NYC, created in memory of Marta (Panchita) Torres, a Dominican mother and grandmother who came to NYC to create a better life for her family. She lived a long life dedicated to her family and her culture. She dreamed of having enough money to help her community, especially children. She made a big impact on those she came in contact with until her death at the age of 96. Our organization is dedicated to helping poor communities in the Dominican Republic and New York City

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