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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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Racial Justice

Staten Island Urban Center

$100,000

Staten Island, United States

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A general operating grant to support the organization’s mission to help multigenerational and multiethnic stakeholders build healthy neighborhoods and elevate their voices through community activism, arts, publications, and youth development.

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Immigrant Defense Project

$125,000

New York, United States

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A renewal project grant to support the Immigrant Defense Project, a hub for policy, advocacy, and litigation at the intersection of the criminal legal and immigration systems.

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North Star Fund, Inc.

$175,000

New York, United States

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A renewal project grant to support the Let Us Breathe Fund, a philanthropic fund designed to build the capacity and power of Black-led grassroots groups that are working to reimagine community safety and holding statewide policymakers accountable. 

Housing and Homelessness

Alliance for Downtown New York, Inc.

$175,000

New York City, United States

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A renewal project grant to support street homeless outreach in Lower Manhattan, led by the Bowery Residents’ Committee, a subgrantee of the Alliance for Downtown New York.  

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New York Focus

$170,000

Brooklyn, United States

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A renewal grant to continue support of articles exploring decarceration, transparency, and accountability in New York’s criminal legal system. 

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Avenues For Justice, Inc.

$200,000

New York City, United States

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A general operating grant to support the organization’s three-fold mission to intervene to divert and reclaim young people from lives of crime, to provide an overloaded court system a reliable alternative to incarceration, and to make New York City a safer place for everyone.

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The Brotherhood Sister Sol Inc.

$600,000

New York, United States

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A renewal general operating grant to support the organization’s mission to provide comprehensive, holistic, and long-term support services to youth ages 8 to 22.

Housing and Homelessness

Community Voices Heard, Inc.

$200,000

New York, United States

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A renewal project grant to support ongoing advocacy to reduce housing exclusions based on prior involvement with the justice system in public housing and government-supported affordable housing developments.

Housing and Homelessness

Neighborhood Coalition for Shelter, Inc.

$500,000

New York, United States

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A renewal project grant to support the development of a housing model to assist college students experiencing homelessness or housing instability.

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Center for Community Alternatives

$400,000

Brooklyn , United States

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A renewal project grant to support the Communities Not Cages campaign, as well as other campaigns for decarcerating jails and prisons, ending the criminalization of immigrants, and increasing alternative-to-incarceration programs.