Citi Foundation Funds Book Which Explores Americans' Financial Well-Being
Release Date:
12/11/2015
... This book tackles the big questions of how we create the products , policies and systems that increase opportunities to ...
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Jonas Center Announces New Focus on Environmental Health
Release Date:
05/20/2016
... of agriculture pesticides and ingestion of toxic household products , and will include developing environmental ... policies aimed at minimizing exposure to neurotoxic lice products . Her DNP research will focus...
United Hospital Fund Supports Guide on Basic Care Techniques for PICC Lines
Release Date:
03/17/2017
... intravenous line used to administer fluids, blood products , medications, and chemotherapy. The new guide was ...
JPMorgan Chase Commits $30 Billion to Advance Racial Equity
Release Date:
10/08/2020
... in mortgages. Efforts include: Improving key home lending products and offerings, including substantially increasing ...
McNulty Prize Catalyst Fund Awarded to Emerging Organizations Challenging Entrenched Inequities
Release Date:
10/14/2020
Five promising leaders with innovative organizations in the US, Ghana, and Nigeria will receive unrestricted funding to expand and scale their impact.
WES Mariam Assefa Fund Announces First Impact Investments to Support the Success of Immigrant and Refugee Workers
Release Date:
12/15/2020
... will help Cell-Ed expand the reach of its existing products and launch new products in high-growth sectors, such as health care. The ...
The Amida Care Fund at Stonewall Community Foundation Announces 2021 Grant Awards for HIV/AIDS Initiatives at NYC Community Organizations
Release Date:
12/09/2021
Grant funding for innovative HIV prevention and services to five community-based organizations to help them continue their important work in the communities they serve.
Robin Hood, in collaboration with Columbia University's Center on Poverty and Social Policy and The Helmsley Charitable Trust Released its latest Poverty Tracker report, "Special Series on Health and Health Care in New York City"
Release Date:
02/09/2022
A longitudinal study and series of reports will aim to better understand the more than two million New Yorkers living with high health care needs
Mellon Foundation Grants Over $13M to the National Park Foundation to Support Thirty Postdoctoral Fellowships in the Humanities
Release Date:
06/29/2022
Expanded fellowship will leverage the humanities to give voice to overlooked histories at American parks, monuments, and historical sites.
The Youth Mental Health Crisis: A Half-day Convening Focused on How Philanthropy Can Make All the Difference Post-Convening Report – October 2024
Publication date:
05/2025
In October 2024, Philanthropy New York’s Youth and Education Funders Working Group convened over one hundred funders interested in learning more about the youth mental health crisis for a half-day convening focused on how philanthropy can make a difference in the youth mental health crisis.
Leadership Transition at Philanthropy New York
Ronna Brown announced that, after 13 incredible years, she will be stepping down as President of Philanthropy New York at the end of 2020. In her letter to the membership Ronna shared that “Deciding to end my tenure as President was a hard decision...
Power, Culture, and Difficult Conversations Series - A Recap
Philanthropy New York launched a new three-part series for members, Power, Culture, and Difficult Conversations . Each workshop centered on a specific set of skills to help you build a more equitable culture within your organization. Specifically,...
Law & Order Politicians Don’t Care About Your Programmatic Silos
Release Date:
02/06/2017
Shiza Pasha, Philanthropy New York Public Policy Fellow, writes that young people who should be learning in schools, receiving treatment or expressing themselves through the arts are instead targeted and caught up in the system’s dragnet.
Reimagining Learning (From This Moment and With Each Other)
Release Date:
10/21/2020
We are in the midst of deep adaptation. At Philanthropy New York, while we accept a host of unknowns, we also seek new discoveries for the way we can work and respond to our new realities.
Convening Virtually: Embracing Change and Community
Release Date:
12/03/2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to rethink and readjust the way we do work. We have very quickly learned to adapt and be kinder to one another for the personal “intrusions” that come into our professional lives. And we’ve learned to welcome it!
Countering the Flight of Talent from AAPI Communities & Building Grassroots Capacity
Release Date:
06/09/2021
We are a community foundation tackling economic insecurity in the Korean and Asian American population in New York, and one of the key ways we try to achieve this goal has been to invest in our communities by attracting and developing Asian American...
Strengthening our Framework to Maximize Impact
Release Date:
06/01/2022
In a March 2022 report, the Bridgespan Group found that philanthropic funding to criminal legal reform efforts amounts to about $350 million. As the report points out, that number pales in comparison to the public and private investments in various...
Mismanagement at nonprofits? Think again
Release Date:
06/14/2022
The most significant issues facing the non-profit sector are not widespread fraud but low wages, constricted budgets, and government contracts that only cover a fraction of the total cost of critical life-saving services and are rarely paid on time...
Insights from “Racial Pay Equity: Putting Your Money Where Your Values Are”
Release Date:
09/08/2022
With the new slated to go into effect in New York City in November 2022, many employers are reexamining how salaries align with their values, and whether race has played a historical role in determining compensation practices.
To Achieve Equity, We Must Accurately Measure Need
Release Date:
10/06/2022
For so many New Yorkers, economic hardship is an ever-present reality.