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Grantees

Our grantee partners are hard at work in New York City and across the globe. The recent grants detailed here represent a shared commitment to advancing a more just and equitable society for all of us.  

Current grantees include Hot Bread Kitchen, a culinary workforce development program for asylum seekers in New York City; Osborne Association, a Bronx-based program that addressing housing insecurity for people released from prison; and Pride in the Pews, an organization that amplifies the work of Black church leaders working with their congregations on the full inclusion of LGBTQ+ people. 

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Housing and Homelessness

The Partnership to End Homelessness

$250,000

New York, United States

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A renewal general operating grant to support the organization’s mission of building a just and equitable society and creating lasting community change through solution-oriented programs that eliminate the root causes of homelessness.

Racial Justice

American Friends Service Committee

$100,000

New York, United States

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A renewal project grant to continue support for the New York Healing Justice Program, a faith-based effort helping people who are serving long-term prison sentences to be safely released from prison to join family members who have gone through a process of healing and leadership development.

Housing and Homelessness

New York University Grossman School of Medicine

$100,000

New York, United States

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A project grant to build a hub of information on the connection between housing and health and to elevate the voices of people with lived experience.

Racial Justice

Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation

$100,000

Brooklyn, United States

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A renewal project grant to support Future of Tomorrow, a youth-led community organizing and leadership initiative that focuses on dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline in New York City.

Racial Justice

Fountain House, Inc.

$400,000

New York, United States

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A renewal project grant to support advocacy for, and public education on, nonpunitive community-based services for individuals living with serious mental illness who are involved in the criminal legal system.

Racial Justice

New York City Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project, Inc.

$70,000

New York, United States

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A renewal grant to support the grantee as one of ten community-based organizations partnering to cultivate restorative justice practices within victim services programs using New York City’s Blueprint on Restorative Justice.

Housing and Homelessness

RESTORE NYC INC

$150,000

New York City, United States

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A project grant to increase access to housing and wraparound services for survivors of human trafficking.

Housing and Homelessness

Bridge Street Development Corporation

$200,000

Brooklyn, United States

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A project grant to increase the housing development capacity of Bridge Street Development Corporation to produce a range of housing types in its community.

Leadership Development

The Colossian Forum

$200,000

Grand Rapids, United States

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A project grant to scale the WayFinder leadership program by developing denominational and regional deployment models with an emphasis on engaging Episcopal dioceses and parishes.

Housing and Homelessness

Breaking Ground HDFC

$500,000

New York City, United States

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A project grant to a fund for expediting the move-in time frame for New Yorkers who are exiting homelessness and have been approved for a supportive housing unit by the New York City Human Resources Administration.