Joel-Tomas Citron

Provides social services

Proventus invests in both public and private companies located across the globe. The firm focuses across a broad range of sectors and industries. It participates in special situation and buyout transactions. The firm makes co-investments.

Functions as a College/University

Develops cancer drugs based on nanotechnology for human and veterinary use

Operates as a school offering Jewish education

Operates as a health-care insurance company

Provides live video streaming service

Raises funds to provide trips to Israel for jewish young adults

Functions as a College/University

Engages in marketing and direct-to-consumer distribution of medical equipment and supplies for medical home treatments and rehabilitation programs

Provides wireless infrastructure investment services

Operates as a holding company that acquires and invests in privately and publicly held businesses

TAH Capital Partners LLC, also known as Tenth Avenue Holdings or Tenth Avenue Commerce, is a privately held, diversified holding company that owns and manages a portfolio of majority-owned businesses across sectors including gifting, pet products, beauty, apparel and accessories, home and lifestyle, technology, and real estate. The company is based in New York, NY. The company invests in businesses with stable, recurring, and diversified revenue streams, often partnering with family-owned or closely held companies that retain existing management and equity. TAH Capital Partners supports its portfolio companies with resources and expertise while allowing them operational autonomy, and offers products that benefit people and pets at reasonable prices. The company also supports community organizations aligned with prosperity and well-being.

Provides data-driven digital marketing services

Kivunim Co. is a nonprofit educational organization that deepens Jewish identity through international travel, academic study, and cross-cultural dialogue. The non-profit company is based in New York, NY. It offers a gap year program for graduating high school seniors, combining a humanities curriculum with travel to multiple countries, focusing on Jewish identity, Middle Eastern history, Hebrew and Arabic language, and Israeli-Palestinian issues. The program includes engagement with diverse cultures, religions, and leaders. Kivunim also provides fellowship programs for high school teachers centered on inter-religious coexistence and Jewish-Muslim history.

MP General, Inc. is a licensed roofing and general contracting company specializing in residential and commercial construction and restoration services. The company is based in New York, NY. The company provides roof installation, replacement, and repair using various materials, stucco installation and repair, drywall work, interior and exterior painting, structural concrete restoration, and specialized post-tension cable repairs for condominiums and high-rise buildings. MP General also offers emergency life safety system design, installation, maintenance, and inspections, including fire alarms, sprinklers, smoke evacuation, fire dampers, pressurization, and emergency lighting to ensure compliance with safety regulations and industry standards. The company was founded by Joel-Tomas Citron.

Provides business support services

Provides post-harvest solutions

Provides live casino services

Provides online reading material by using phonics for children

Operates as a blank check company

The New York Center for Law & Justice, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving deaf, deafblind, and hard of hearing individuals, particularly those who are low-income or indigent. The organization collaborates with pro bono partners, disability advocacy groups, and community stakeholders to enhance access to justice and promote inclusive policies, including participation in initiatives like the New York Court Modernization Initiative to improve courtroom accessibility. The non-profit company is based in New York. It provides comprehensive free legal services across a broad range of civil matters including housing, family law, public benefits, immigration, asylum, consumer debt, and student loans. The center employs a holistic approach that integrates legal representation with social services to address interconnected challenges such as securing public benefits, medical advice, permanent housing, and other social needs. The organization pursues a three-pronged advocacy strategy—individual, institutional, and societal—to foster systemic change and improve communication and access for deaf and hard of hearing communities. Key initiatives include the Deaf Rights Project, which advances language access and fights communication barriers in municipal agencies, healthcare, education, and workplaces through impact litigation and advocacy under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The center also runs an advocacy and outreach project offering educational programs, workshops, and training to empower deaf and hard of hearing individuals and professionals with knowledge of legal rights and preventative law. In addition, the center launched the Holocaust Survivors Program in 2019 to provide legal assistance to Holocaust survivors in the metropolitan area, addressing civil legal needs such as housing, benefits, and guardianship.