4,763 Followers, 1,388 Following, 522 Posts - Sixth Street Community Center (@sixthstreetcc) on Instagram: Organizing for climate justice, food sovereignty & community care since 1978. Aaron Sosnick is an MIT graduate who founded A.R.T. Advisors, a statistical arbitrage fund operating from the offices of Caxton Associates. He maintains strong ties to both coasts and has deep connections in the education, arts, and urban development sectors in Los Angeles and New York. We're housed in a restored three-story former synagogue on East 6th Street — a building we've reimagined as a true third space for the neighborhood. Questions about our programs or want to get involved? We'd love to hear from you. PROFILE: La Vida Feliz Foundation, or the “Happy Life Foundation,” was created by MIT graduate Aaron M. Sosnick, who runs A.R.T. Advisors, a statistical arbitrage fund that operates from the offices of Caxton Associates. That year, the foundation also made a seven-figure program-related investment in Sixth Street Community Center between Avenues B and C. Additionally, back in 2019, also in the East Village, La Vida Feliz surfaced as the anonymous buyer behind a $32 million purchase of a Boys & Girls Club building. Aaron Sosnick, 52, who lives around the corner from the building at 287 E. 10th St. near Tompkins Square Park, has tried to keep his identity a secret since his charity scooped up the. Although the philanthropic entity is being referred to as “it,” it’s widely believed local hedge-fund “angel investor” Aaron Sosnick is behind the purchase of the historic school building. Volunteer Program Join us as a volunteer Help power youth programs, food justice initiatives, and community organizing in the Lower East Side. Sign up in just a few minutes — every hour you give moves the work forward. The building was sold in January 2024 to an anonymous philanthropy, widely believed to be local hedge fund manager Aaron Sosnick, through the entity 605 East 9th Community Holdings.