Empowering Communities, Uplifting Families. Investing in the Next Generation.
For over 30 years, Khan’s Tutorial has stood alongside the communities we serve. Not only as educators, but as partners, advocates, and neighbors. Our philanthropic work focuses on educational access, youth empowerment, community wellness, and equity for underserved families across New York City.
Our Pillars of Impact
Educational
Access
Free tutoring, mentorship, and academic support for students from low‑income and underrepresented backgrounds.
Community
Partnerships
Collaborations with nonprofits, cultural centers, and grassroots organizations to strengthen local families.
Youth
Empowerment
Workshops, scholarships, and leadership programs that help young people thrive.
Equity &
Advocacy
Standing with marginalized communities and supporting movements for justice and inclusion.
Featured Community Initiatives
Official Test Prep Partner & STEM Program
A joint ASCE–Brooklyn Tech initiative, the Future World Vision STEM Pathways Program brings students from seven Brooklyn middle schools to Tech for hands‑on STEM exploration and inspiration.
DreamChasers: Free SHSAT Tutoring
DREAMChasers is a free tutoring and mentorship program for the New York City Specialized High School Test. The goal is to provide seventh grade students from low-income and underrepresented backgrounds with greater access to quality educations.
Khan’s Student Scholarships
We regularly award scholarships to our wonderful students. In the past we’ve awarded students with scholarships to attend out SHSAT program. We are also awarding scholarships to our high school seniors who have received acceptances from some of the most competitive schools in the country.
2018 Charity Basketball Tournament
We held our first ever Charity Basketball Tournament. Khan’s Tutorial teammates from all branches came together to participate in a friendly competition for a great cause.
Early Intervention & Childhood Development Workshop
We host free workshops for parents in the Bangladeshi community to help families understand developmental milestones and access early intervention resources.
Mothers Empowerment Workshop
KT chairperson and United Nations Goodwill Ambassador Mrs. Nayeema Khan hosts Mother’s Empowerment Workshop with Stuyvesant High School leaders.
Arab American Family Support Center
The Arab-American Family Support Center, a nonprofit organization which provides culturally and linguistically competent, trauma-informed, multigenerational social services to immigrants and refugees.
Muslim Democratic Club of New York
MDCNY works to allow American Muslims to play an influential role in the decision-making process of local and state governments. We are proud to support MDCNY’s mission and works to donate space in the local community for meetings, debates, and other activities of the organization.
SAKHI for South Asian Women
SAKHI for South Asian Women supports survivors of gender‑based violence with culturally competent counseling, advocacy, and community programs. Their work helps women rebuild stability and regain a sense of safety and empowerment.
As a organization that was founded to empower our community, we stand in solidarity with our black brothers and sisters in demanding an end to police brutality and systemic oppression. We demand swift justice for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and the countless black lives taken away from us by white supremacy in America. We demand accountability for all perpetrators of anti-black violence and swift police reform. We call for an end to institutionalized racism and for the protection of our right to peacefully protest it.
As immigrant and minority New Yorkers, we recognize just how much the Civil Rights Movement has contributed to the Immigration Act of 1965 which has afforded us the rights we enjoy today. It’s our responsibility to actively fight racism in our community.
Over the past five years our organization has ramped up our efforts to support black youth by providing opportunity scholarships, providing free workshops, and through our partnerships with community organizations such as Dreamchasers, The Brooklyn Tech Alumni Foundation STEM Pipeline, and Kings Against Violence Initiative. We are committed to providing educational access and fighting for equity.
In order to make change, everyone has to do their part. Here are some ways you can support the movement and demand justice.
- Learn about the movement.
- Sign petitions calling for action.
- Donate to the movement and bail funds.
- Call, write, and visit your elected officials.
- Research political candidates’ stance on BLM and VOTE in all elections. Support representation in government.
- Use your platform to amplify the voices of the black community.
- Have important conversations with your friends and family.
- If you are privileged, please acknowledge it, use it to help the movement, and adopt a mindset which calls for equity and inclusion.
Black Lives Matter