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Abbott
Laboratories Community Investments Program
(Buffalo, NY) - HIV/AIDS, science, education programs.
Adirondack Community Trust
Funds a variety of projects.
Arco Foundation
The ARCO Foundation awards grants mainly in geographic areas where ARCO facilities and
employees are located -- the West, the Southwest, Alaska and the Rocky Mountain region.
Foundation grants are made in five program categories (education, community, arts and
humanities, the environment, and public information).
Ahearn Foundation
The Ahearn Foundation has focused its efforts on capital items that stress health and
education needs. While Broome Community College, Lourdes Hospital and United Health
Services have received the greatest amount of support from the Foundation, nearly fifty
different nonprofit organizations within Broome County have received grants. The smallest
grant awarded by the Foundation has been $1,000; the largest, $20,000.
Aspect
Telecommunications Community Involvement (United States)
To focus our collective potential, we developed the Aspect Community Commitment Fund.
Through it, we fund local nonprofit and schools (public and private), focusing on the
education of children and youth in our communities. Santa Clara County, California,
Westchester County, New York, Dallas County, Texas, Cook County, Illinois.
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York
Fund, Inc.
Whether assisting homeless, immigrant or otherwise at-risk men, women and children,
educating public school students or sponsoring a human rights mission to Rwanda, the
Association of the Bar of the City of New York Fund, Inc. (City Bar Fund) works to assist
those in need.
Bodman Foundation
The Bodman Foundation concentrates its grant program in New York City with occasional
grants directed to northern New Jersey in memory of the Bodmans. This includes funding for
youth, rehabilitation, biomedical research, child welfare, science education, major
cultural institutions, health and hospitals, social services, welfare reform, alcohol and
drug abuse, responsible fatherhood and father absence, and education (including charter
schools, public school reform, and parental school choice). Other interests include
volunteerism, literacy, homelessness, entrepreneurship and economic development,
environment (science education and land conservation), and job training with employment in
the private business sector.
Robert Bowne Foundation
- NY City
Current giving program focuses specifically on innovation in both new and existing youth
programs. Our goal is to fund groups that are willing to take risks, and that aspire to
make literacy education an integral part of their work. Through our grants and technical
assistance, we seek to strengthen understanding of the theory underlying effective
literacy education, to improve practice, and to build programs' capacity to effect
educational change.
Brewster
Education Foundation - Brewster, New York
private, not-for-profit organization established to raise funds to foster, encourage, and
promote public education programs.
The
Bronx Council on the Arts
The Bronx Council on the Arts announces that the applications for the 1998-1999 Community
Arts Grants are already available. The grants are awarded to arts and community based
organizations for arts projects that serve the people of the Bronx. Although all
applicants are welcome, funds are granted directly to non-profit organizations. Individual
artists may apply in partnership with a Bronx-based not-for-profit organization.
Brooklyn Union Gas Company (Now
KeySpan)
We invest in the education of young people, housing and infrastructure, the development of
jobs, and culture and quality of life. As part of this commitment we also seek to
establish a legacy of Environmental Excellence throughout the Northeast. Also includes
information on the KeySpan Foundation.
Central Hudson Gas &
Electric Corporation
Central Hudson takes pride in the communities we are a part of. Through our
commitment to the United Way, and employee volunteer efforts, the company and it's
employees take an active role in making the world a brighter place for the people we
serve.
The
Community Foundation for the Capital Region - Albany, New York
Since our founding in 1968, we've been helping countless individuals, families, businesses
and organizations achieve their charitable objectives. In the process, we're building a
better community – today, tomorrow and forever.
Community
Foundation for Greater Buffalo
The Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo is a community endowment whose mission is to
strengthen and improve the quality of life in the Greater Buffalo area by supporting and
enhancing philanthropy and charitable activities.
Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust
The Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust, in partnership with the American Music Center, is
continuing a program to help New York City dance companies meet the costs of using live
music, performed by orchestras or other ensembles, for their New York City performances in
1999.
- Fund for the City of
NY
The Fund is an independent private operating foundation and public charity. Its mandate is
to respond to the opportunities and problems of New York City; to improve the performance
of the city's government and the quality of life of its citizens. To achieve these ends,
the Fund introduces new programs, technology, and methods to government agencies and
nonprofit organizations, and helps to implement them
- Daisy
Marquis Jones Foundation
Dedicated to improving the well-being of residents in Monroe and Yates counties by funding
programs that aid disadvantaged children and families.
- Joyce Mertz-Gilmore
Foundation
Makes grants to nonprofit organizations concerned with the environment, human rights,
peace and security, and New York City civic and cultural issues.
- The William T. Grant Foundation
The William T. Grant Foundation has pursued this goal over the years through its emphasis
on support of postdoctoral research projects on the development of children, adolescents,
and youth, and service projects in the New York City area.
- The Jerome
Foundation - New York City
The Foundation supports programs in dance, literature, media arts, music,
theater,performance art, the visual arts, multidisciplinary work and arts criticism.
Within each arts discipline, the Foundation focuses on artists who are living and working
in Minnesota and New York City.
- The Emily Davie and Joseph S.
Kornfeld Foundation (New York City)
The Foundation accepts applications for grant support for programs in medical ethics, care
of the dying, relief of pain; and for programs that teach reading, writing and other
subjects (including the arts) to students who attend the New York City public schools.
- Lake Shore Savings Bank -Chautauqua
County, NY
Organizations whose activities or programs directly benefit Chautauqua County. If the
organization is not physically located in Lake Shore Saving's service area, the
contributions received from the Community Reinvestment Fund must be earmarked for local
programs and activities.
- Mid
Atlantic Arts Foundation
Provides leadership and support through grants, technical assistance and information to
artists and arts organizations in Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey,
New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, U.S. Virgin Islands, and West Virginia.
- New York State
Council on the Arts
The Council's mission is "to preserve and expand the rich and diverse cultural
resources that are the heritage of the people of the State" through the support of
nonprofit arts organizations and artists in the State.
- New
York Women's Foundation
The New York Women's Foundation seeks to fund programs within the five boroughs of New
York City which will contribute to moving low-income women and girls towards economic
self-sufficiency and into the workplace.
- Niagara Mohawk
Foundation
The Foundation provides small grants to a wide variety of charitable, not-for-profit,
tax-exempt organizations in Niagara Mohawk's service area.
- The Rockefeller
Brothers Fund - New York City
Areas of Interest: To strengthen and enhance civil society in New York City by supporting
efforts to build civic engagement and capacity in communities.
- Trinity Grants Program
The Grants Program currently seeks to accomplish four objectives: to meet needs of
metropolitan New York; to strengthen the Church in the global south (including Africa,
Asia, and other economically challenged areas); to strengthen telecommunications in the
Anglican Communion; and to strengthen spiritual formation in the Episcopal Church of the
United States.
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