Become a Host or Organizational Partner

Each year through One To World, hundreds of New York area residents volunteer to open their homes, hearts, and workplaces to Fulbright grantees and international students for a meal, a weekend visit, or a holiday celebration.

Here are a handful of ways you or your organization can make a difference with One To World.

Give

Contribute to cross-cultural exchange programs, operations, or the tools & resources that make our work possible.

Host

Invite international students into your home or local community for a mutually beneficial cross-cultural connection with our students.

Partner

Invite your employees to engage in a meaningful cross-cultural connection with our students and alumni.

Organizational Partnership & Sponsorship

One To World works with companies through strategic partnerships, corporate grants, sponsorship opportunities, and workplace giving. We also have opportunities for employee engagement with international students through programs such as job shadowing and employment workshops. 

Hosting Fulbright Grantees & Students

Thanks to our hosts and intercultural programs, 83% of One To World international students feel more connected to local communities in the U.S. We have a variety of programs to connect international students with American hosts, including dinners, community visits, holiday hospitality, and job shadowing. 

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If you are interested in learning more about how you or your company can engage with and support One To World, please email Jen E. Clarke, Executive Director or call 212-431-1195.

"I came to New York to open my horizons, get to know new cultures, and make connections and One To World allows me to do this in a good and joyous way. I'm glad to attend any event!”
Hillel Student from Israel at New York University
“I really enjoyed the [Thanksgiving] homestay. I felt like I've gained a new family. The family that I stayed with hosted intergenerationally and that was a very magical experience to see how the family came together to extend hospitality to their guests. We spent time with 4 generations of that family throughout the 5 days.”
PearlynStudent from Singapore at Columbia University
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