Our History
The year, 1996.  It was a long December, and there was reason to believe, maybe this year would be better than the last.  The Hudson River had started to freeze over in parts, and our founder, John Hydrophobe, realized that he could almost skate across the Hudson River to Manhattan.  He realized the numerous benefits to having a paved area between New York and New Jersey.  On that day, he decided he had to get to work on his vision right away.

Just three years and a half years later, in the spring of 2000 he had finished the hard work of naming the charity, and could then get started on fundraising.

In the last 10 years, we've received donations, in money and cement, in excess of 500 pounds!  We've been able to do it because of people like you believing in our vision.

Our Vision of a New Hudson River Community

• Fifteen lane super highway between New Jersey and New York (click here to see why we need it!)
• Creation of over one million apartments
• Tunnels turned into public libraries
• Bridges turned into parks, featuring the world's highest slide
• Parks every 30 blocks
• Helipads every 10 blocks