| - Save Queen Mother Moore House - Support Alton Maddox, Jr. - Council of Elders Regarding Young People - Racial Profiling - Genocide Suit Takes Aim at Lloyd's of London, Amsterdam News |
| NEW FUTURE FOUNDATION |
 |
| Welcome to New Future Foundation Online |
| The New Future Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in New York City in 1969 by Queen Mother Dr. Delois N. Blakely. Its early aims were to build bridges between New Yorkers of different ethnic, racial, and economic backgrounds. NFF worked to prepare youth for the future when they would encounter people of all backgrounds, so they would be able to relate to each other without a sense of inferiority, superiority, or loss of identity. Today, NFF is building bridges around the world promoting peace, equality and solidarity. |
| New Future Foundation in the Community |
| CONTACT Phone: 212-368-3739 Email: [email protected] |
| About Us |
| HELP SAVE QUEEN MOTHER MOORE INTERNATIONAL HOUSE Donate Online |
. |
 |
 |
| Queen Mother Coffee Launched in Harlem |
 |
| Queen Mother Coffee label depicting our ancestor Queen Mother Audley Moore, Mother of the slavery reparations movement, and Queen Mother Blakely. |
| - Youth Education Lawsuit - African Burial Ground Naming Ceremony, Video - Million Youth March, New York - Harlem Arts Alliance - World Summit on Sustainable Development, Audio |
|
| On the United Nation's International Women's Day (declared and celebrated globally), Wednesday, March 8, 2006, the world renowned Queen Mother Dr. Delois Blakely, Community Mayor of Harlem carrying the legacy of of Queen Mother Moore, and other women of Harlem, launched "Queen Mother Coffee" -- an exclusive brand of organic Ethiopian coffee blended with cardamom and cinnamon. The launching took place in Harlem at the Uptown Juice Bar located at 54 West 125th Street (between Lenox and 5th Avenue) from 10am to 12 noon (est). Queen Mother Coffee is an economic development initiative that is the "brain child" of Queen Mother Dr. Blakely and sponsored by New Future Foundation, Inc. and Harlem Women International. The proceeds from this venture is one of the projects to Save Queen Mother Moore International House. A major goal in saving the house is to provide affordable housing and establish women's small business Incubators. more |