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HELP USA Celebrates 40 Years of Impact at HELP Heroes Night on June 12, Honoring William Baldwin, Linda Goode Bryant, Arthur J. Mirante II, and Savills

via Business Wire

HELP USA, the renowned national homeless services provider and affordable housing developer, will launch its 40th anniversary celebration at HELP Heroes Night on Thursday, June 12, 2025, at Tribeca 360 in New York City. This milestone evening will bring together civic leaders, advocates, artists, and philanthropists for a powerful night of reflection, gratitude, and renewed commitment to ending homelessness.

HELP Heroes Night will honor four changemakers whose leadership and advocacy have driven progress and inspired hope across the housing and homelessness sectors. See full bios: here.

  • William Baldwin, acclaimed actor and outspoken advocate, has been tireless in his efforts to raise awareness around homelessness, fentanyl addiction, and mental health, placing compassion and solutions at the center of national dialogue.
  • Linda Goode Bryant, a groundbreaking artist, activist, and founder of Project EATS, through her transformative work in urban agriculture and the culinary arts, has brought healing, dignity, and opportunity to HELP USA’s communities and many others.
  • Arthur J. Mirante II, a longtime HELP USA board member and a renowned real estate visionary, has spent over 20 years advancing housing solutions for thousands of families and individuals.
  • Savills, a trusted partner to the nonprofit community, the firm’s strategic real estate expertise has helped mission-driven organizations expand their reach and deepen their impact.

The evening will support HELP USA’s life-changing programs that serve over 30,000 individuals and families annually, including survivors of domestic violence, veterans, people with substance use disorder and mental health concerns, families, and those experiencing housing instability. Proceeds from the event will sustain and grow HELP USA’s national housing and social services network.

“HELP Heroes Night is more than a celebration—it’s a call to action,” said Anthony Williams, Chair of the Board of HELP USA. “As we mark four decades of progress, we are redoubling our commitment to the belief that everyone deserves a safe, dignified place to call home.”

Sponsorship opportunities and ticket information are available at helpusa.org/events/heroesnight. For media inquiries or interview requests, please contact helpheroesnight@helpusa.org.

Learn more about HELP USA and find out how you can be part of the solution at www.helpusa.org.

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