Build and preserve economic security and independence among low-income individuals and families.
Results Sought:
Bowery Residents' Committee, Inc.
$50,000
To help support the Horizons Workforce Development Program
Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens
$75,000
To help support the Parish and Community program's efforts to strengthen client services, case management, community outreach, and advocacy, and an additional $50,000 to support one-time post-Hurricane Sandy relief efforts
City Futures, Inc.
$45,000
To help increase the Center for an Urban Future's capacity for research and advocacy in the field of workforce development
Credit Where Credit Is Due, Inc.
$30,000
To help support financial education for low-income New Yorkers through the Getting Ahead and The Workplace Solution programs
DOROT, Inc.
$50,000
As a final grant to help support the Friendly Visiting program
Food Bank for New York City
$125,000
To help support the New York City Earned Income Tax Credit program
The HOPE Program, Inc.
$70,000 (over two years)
To help support the job placement program
Hunger Free America, Inc. (formerly New York City Coalition Against Hunger, Inc.)
$50,000
To help support the first year (2013) of the Coalition's Food Secure 2018 Campaign
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island, Inc.
$25,000
In general support as a special one-time contribution to JCCGCI as it responds to the needs of seniors and families in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and rebuilds its organizational infrastructure and program capacity
JobsFirstNYC
$45,000
To help support the Employer Engagement Program
The Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City
$75,000
To help support the WorkAdvance program in New York City and to help provide the local match for a Social Innovation Fund grant
Search and Care, Inc.
$50,000
As a final grant to support refinement, expansion, and increased sustainability of Search and Care's comprehensive care management program serving vulnerable seniors in East Harlem
Workforce Professionals Training Institute
$45,000
To help support the development, implementation, and evaluation of WPTI's core training programs for workforce development organizations and staff
Year Up, Inc.
$100,000
To help support Year Up NYC, a professional apprenticeship and job training program for disconnected young adults
Promote and sustain the availability of, and equitable access to, essential community resources needed to support stable, healthy communities, with an emphasis on systemic efforts.
Results Sought:
The Association for Neighborhood & Housing Development, Inc.
$100,000 (over two years)
To help support activities to promote the creation and preservation of affordable housing in New York City
Bronx River Alliance, Inc.
$150,000 (over two years)
To help support the Greenway Program
Center for New York City Neighborhoods, Inc.
$200,000 (over two years)
To help support foreclosure prevention services for homeowners throughout New York City
Council on the Environment, Inc. dba GrowNYC
$35,000
To help support their work on behalf of green spaces and community gardens
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
$50,000
To help support the First Responder Initiative to help New York City community development corporations stabilize current activities and assets
The Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City
$250,000
To help support the New York City Housing & Neighborhood Recovery Donors Collaborative
New Yorkers for Parks
$125,000 (over two years)
To help support research, advocacy, and education to help ensure that parks and open spaces across the five boroughs are well-funded, well-maintained, and safe for the enjoyment of all New Yorkers
Prospect Park Alliance, Inc.
$40,000
For general support for the Prospect Park Alliance as it strengthens its programs and operation, and further develops its constituency