"We have had the pleasure of working with some very talented individuals during our summer intern programs. One young individual was my own intern who went on to earn an MBA at Wharton Business School. She was smart and motivated. Futures and Options Inc. provided the opportunity to change her life."
—Richard T. Kennedy, Cushman & Wakefield

"The FAO interns that have worked with LMCC have been dedicated, extremely hardworking assets to our organization. Their commitment to the internship process is a direct result of the excellent preparation and support of the Futures and Options Inc. Program. This internship program provides the intern with the valuable opportunity to learn practical work skills and also experience a functioning workplace environment."
—Liz Thompson, Executive Director, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council

"The interns we have received from FAO have been a pleasure to work with – mature, intelligent and responsible... The close monitoring process that is in place to aid both the intern and employer has also been very valuable. FAO staff promptly address any concerns that have arisen. This is wonderful because FAO doesn't just deliver an intern. It delivers a support team of caring individuals." —Maria Rhyne, Human Resources, Gruzen Samton

"With the collaboration of Futures and Options Inc. we have been able to enhance our services to the community...FAO Inc. emphasizes partnership between the business that accepts its student interns and FAO Inc. staff who support them; this results in the intern's growth in maturity and employability. FAO Inc. contributes to economic development and the business community by supplying qualified entry-level employees and productive citizens."
—Linda Herring, Executive Director, Tribeca Performing Arts Center

"Having interns carefully screened, recruited, and thoughtfully placed in downtown organizations have meant so much to my institution. I especially appreciate the quality of mentoring and skills development that is given to the participating students. Developing a dependable, skilled workforce is in everyone's interest in our Lower Manhattan community."
—John Haworth, Director, George Gustave Heye Center, National Museum of the American Indian