Oyate Group in the Press

BronxTimes The Bronx-based nonprofit Oyate Group has reopened applications for the Brandon Hendricks Scholarship, established in memory of Brandon Hendricks, a local high school senior whose life was tragically cut short by gun violence. Brandon's promising future as a Division I basketball scholarship recipient at ...

Univision La organización Oyate Group, que opera sin fines de lucro, está ofreciendo pasantías pagas a jóvenes de El Bronx, a través del programa Beyond Rising. Lo más llamativo es que puedes aplicar, sin importar tu estatus migratorio. “Se require normalmente que tengan un seguro ...

Univision La organización Oyate Group ofrece a los jóvenes indocumentados la posibilidad de realizar una pasantía o empleo pago. El programa Beyond Rising está diseñado para jóvenes entre 16 y 21 años, quienes pueden explorar carreras y capacitaciones en universidades. "Esto me ayuda a ...

BKReader A new initiative named Rising Restaurateur has been introduced in New York City to bolster minority-owned restaurants. Grubhub, Oyate Group, and NYS Latino Restaurant, Bar & Lounge Association have committed $200,000 in microgrants and business development opportunities for eligible restaurateurs. These grants, which ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RRT1PK2GOM Kibin Alleyne is joined by Charles Sepulveda; the Co-Founder & COO of Xtraspots, and Tomas Ramos; the Founder & CEO of Oyate Group, to discuss their partnership in helping provide a new app that will help you find EV parking with chargers and ...

BronxTimes Xtraspots, a new app founded by Bronx native Charles Sepulveda, connects property owners with unused parking spaces to drivers seeking convenient parking in the Bronx. Sepulveda aims to bring tech innovation to his hometown and empower Bronxites to earn passive income by renting out ...

Harlem World Magazine  The Bronx-based nonprofit organization, Oyate Group, conducted its fourth annual turkey drive, distributing 2,000 turkeys to undernourished households in The Bronx, Harlem, and Washington Heights. They partnered with 13 organizations to ensure access to Thanksgiving dinner for marginalized communities. Oyate Group ...

In this week's episode, we speak with Aicha & Alexander Reyes from the Oyate Group out of New York City. Aicha & Alexander were both participants in the Beyond Rising program. Alexander now works for the Oyate Group helping students from the freshman high school level to freshman in college, like Aicha who is dealing with an undocumented status, to find resources, job skills, and opportunities. We hear from Aicha about how the program helped her find a summer job and resources for attending college to be a lawyer. As well as Alexander's experience when he went through the program and how Oyate Group wants to help even more students!