REDLICH HORWITZ FOUNDATION

The Redlich Horwitz Foundation (RHF) is a non-profit organization based in Suffern, New York. It is a small foundation with a staff of four. The organization is focused on addressing issues related to child welfare and family support. RHF's revenue is $2.5 million. RHF invests in transformative strategies to help children and families thrive in well-resourced communities across New York. Their key focus is on reducing the impact of the child welfare system on families, advocating for community-driven support systems, and promoting alternatives to traditional family policing. RHF's grantmaking focuses on supporting grassroots organizations and coalitions working to build a movement for family justice, particularly in communities of color disproportionately impacted by child welfare investigations. The foundation's work is guided by four strategic pillars: Mobilize (movement and power building), Influence (policy and advocacy action for change), Reimagine (a future free of traumatizing family surveillance and disruption), and Support (youth who experience the foster system). To learn more about the Redlich Horwitz Foundation and its initiatives, visit their website at rhfdn.org.