Black and white image of Trinity Church steeple looking down on churchyard

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.

Learn how to apply

400 results
Housing and Homelessness

Housing Justice for All

$300,000

Brooklyn, United States

-

A renewal grant to expand the capacity of Housing Justice for All member organizations to advocate for policies that end homelessness and increase the number of low-income housing units.

Leadership Development

Learning Forte, LLC

$160,000

Madison , United States

-

A project grant to support the development and implementation of the Strategic Imagination (SI) Sandbox, a ten-month, cohort-based offering that equips leaders with the tools and methods they need to effectively innovate in their unique contexts. 

Leadership Development

The Society for the Increase of the Ministry

$400,000

New York, United States

-

A project grant to fund a two-year grassroots engagement with the Commissions on Ministry to lead local dioceses through a process of listening, learning, supporting, and visioning possible futures of the discernment process for ministry in The Episcopal Church. 

Housing and Homelessness

Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.

$450,000

Columbia, United States

-

A renewal project grant to support the organization’s policy work to expand fair housing protections in New York, secure funding for more supportive housing units, and develop an education program for the real estate industry on the housing needs of justice-involved people.

Racial Justice

Alliance for Quality Education

$250,000

Albany, United States

-

A renewal grant to support statewide advocacy for progressive reform and policies to end mass incarceration and the school-to-prison pipeline.

Racial Justice

Staten Island Urban Center

$100,000

Staten Island, United States

-

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.

Racial Justice

Immigrant Defense Project

$125,000

New York, United States

-

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.

Racial Justice

North Star Fund, Inc.

$175,000

New York, United States

-

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

-

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.  

Racial Justice

New York Focus

$170,000

Brooklyn, United States

-

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