ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Albany and various areas throughout the Capital Region attract people from far and wide, whether it’s to go to college, for a job, or other reasons. If you didn’t grow up here, you might not have a group of friends to spend time with. Or even if you did, you might be looking for some new ones to match your interests. This is where “Friends in 518” comes in. Started by husband and wife Farrah and Afnan Anwar, this grassroots organization aims to provide a social community for young adults in the area.
You can learn how Friends in 518 started, what they offer, and how you and/or your loved ones can get involved by watching in this segment with News10 ABC in the Morning’s Valerie Wencis.
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