By 2004, New York State approved Eve's foundation to provide afterschool tutoring. He continued to serve on the Pataki task force that had been created in March 2001 to compensate family members of the 11 state workers killed in the 1971 Attica prison riots, and he remained active in discussions regarding the allocation of the state sales tax.
In 2004, New York State gave Eve's foundation the green light to provide after-school tutoring. He continued to be part of the Pataki task force that was set up in March 2001 to compensate the families of the 11 state workers who lost their lives during the 1971 Attica prison riot, and he remained engaged in conversations about how the state sales tax revenue should be distributed.