John F. Quarles, who became New York’s first Black member of the bar with the support of Algernon Sydney Sullivan.
Excerpt from The Sullivan Story Editor’s note: The following is [...]
Fred Rogers: A Life of Kindness, Character, and Service
Fred Rogers, famously known as “Mister Rogers,” welcomed millions [...]
William E. Bardusch, Sr.: The Foundation’s Early Steward of Vision and Service
William Evans Bardusch Sr. was born on November 18, [...]
A Dance That Connected Legacies: Mary Mildred and Cornelius Vanderbilt
Dancing Toward Legacy: Mary Mildred Sullivan, The Charity Ball, [...]
The Enduring Impact of Allan Edgar Strand, Jr.
The Enduring Impact of Allan Edgar Strand, Jr. Allan [...]
Albert Henry Newman: A Life of Learning, Faith, and Legacy
Albert Henry Newman: A Life of Learning, Faith, and [...]
Dr. Sharon Shields: A lifetime of Breaking Barriers and Changing Lives
Growing Up to Create Change Dr. Sharon Shields has never [...]
Celebrating a Century of Service with Fred Rich, Retired Partner at Sullivan & Cromwell
As the sun set over New York City on [...]
The “Sullivan House” in New York
In 1834, when Henry Brevoort Jr. moved into his [...]
The New York Southern Society and The Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award
New York City’s Transformation into a Global Hub In [...]
