Our Annual Luncheon will be on Sunday November 15 this year. More details to follow soon! Click here for Ticket Purchase.

The Italian Welfare League proudly celebrated on June 14th as Joan Prezioso was honored by the OSDIA New York State Commission for Social Justice for Joan’s extraordinary leadership, dedication, and commitment to serving our community. Brava, Joan! Thank you for your dedication, leadership, and unwavering commitment to the Italian American community. Your service continues to inspire us all. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!

Ready for some Carbs and Culture? Enjoy a guided tour through the cobblestone streets of Little Italy, learn the history of immigrants' settlement in the area. xxx A sit down lunch will follow at Baby John's, an iconic neighborhood staple. Visit the Italian American Museum and/or do some shopping at Red Sauce Studio. Saturday July 11, 2026 11:00am Meet for walking tour at the Italian American Museum, 151 Mulberry St, NY 1:00pm Lunch at Baby John's, 191 Grand Street, NY 2:15

Fri May 8, 2026 7:00pm · ET Hosted by Maria Teresa Quaranta Come learn about the Italian Welfare League and how to support I Nostri Bambini 💚🤍❤️ Join us at Piadi for an evening of authentic Italian street food, drinks, and meaningful connection. Connect with fellow young Italian Americans—all while giving back to a beautiful cause. $65 per person (includes 2 drinks, appetizers, Piadi flatbreads and dessert).

Gilded Age Walking Tour THIS EVENT SOLD OUT. On Saturday, May 2 the Italian Welfare League hosted a Tour of The Gilded Age Mansions of New York. The tour offered a fascinating look into the architectural grandeur and the history of the late 19th century, featuring the opulent residences of New York's prominent families of that era. Participants had the opportunity to explore the history behind these iconic structures, learn about the families who built them, their historical

Thank you for making our annual Autumn in New York Luncheon such a success for I Nostri Bambini, enabling us to keep granting funds to Italian American families with special needs children.