one2one USA was delighted to attend SCAN NY’s celebration of the 2018 Turned-Around Teenagers of the Year and honoring of Mark Lebow as the “Renaissance Man” in Legal and Non-Profit Circles. SCAN NY provides much-needed support to over 7,000 high-risk children and their families in Harlem, East Harlem and the South Bronx. We are proud to partner with and work alongside the dedicated SCAN NY team.
one2one USA attends SCAN NY’s Turned-Around Teenagers Event
Nov 6, 2018 | Our Partners
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