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Polish Assistance

Polish Assistance provides financial assistance to individuals of Polish origin who are at risk or in crisis due to poverty, mental or physical illness.

Polish Assistance was founded in 1956 by Count
and Countess Jan Dembinski, together with the
support of their friends: Aniela Mlynarska Rubinstein,
her husband Maestro Artur Rubinstein and the
cosmetics queen Helena Rubinstein. Initially, the
activity of Polish Assistance consisted of small grants
and loans to individuals in need. It proceeded to own
and operate three homes in New Jersey for elderly
Polish immigrants of limited means. Throughout the
years, the Polish Assistance has helped the elderly
heroes of WWII and those of the Warsaw Uprising. It also continues its involvement in many Polish
causes. Under the aegis of the presidency of Teresa
Sulimirski and subsequently Jadwiga Palade, the focus
of Polish Assistance changed from providing group
homes for elderly Poles to direct assistance for
individuals

Address

15 E 65th Street, Fl 3rd
New York, NY
10065

Website

http://PolishAssistance.org/

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