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Philanthropy New York Policy Priorities

Publication date: 
04/2021
Philanthropy New York’s public policy efforts are guided by the belief that local, state, and federal laws and policies should 1) promote a just and equitable society, 2) strengthen nonprofits and 3) support a healthy and sustainable philanthropic sector. Philanthropy New York will: Advocate for tax and fiscal policies that support philanthropic giving. Support policies and practices that create and sustain a thriving nonprofit sector. Champion public policies that have systemic effects on issues and marginalized communities our members serve. Review our full list of policy priorities below.
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Ariane Cruz

... young children with the Child Development Project at Bard College and wrote a senior thesis proposing an ... that authentically represented BPI's community of students and alumni. In addition, she led the...

September 2013 Working Group Updates

Release Date: 
09/25/2013
... organizing project formed in 2011 to provide information, resources and networking opportunities for funders in the New ... and Brooklyn during a Van Tour on Food Justice to explore how grassroots, community-...

Heckscher Foundation Supported EdTrust–NY Launches New Data Tool “The New York FAFSA Challenge” to Highlight Success and Encourage FAFSA completion.

Release Date: 
02/19/2019
... Encourage FAFSA completion. While low-income high school students are more likely than their wealthier peers to attend ... completion matters because, according to the National College Access Network, 90...
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The Heckscher Foundation for Children
04 May 2021

Towards a NYC COVID-19 Food Response in 2021 - A Webinar Hosted by Community Food Funders

Tuesday, May 4, 2021 -
9:30am to 11:00am
Virtual Meeting - Register by 5/3
... sectors. In response, a number of foundations pooled their resources to collectively fund three of New York’s leading ... a collaboration of food policy researchers from the Hunter College NYC Food Policy...
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Issue-Based
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Webinar/Teleconference
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All Funders
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Evaluation
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Community Development
Food Systems

The William T. Grant, Spencer, and Doris Duke Charitable Foundations Announce Winners of the 2020 Institutional Challenge Grant Competition

Release Date: 
04/16/2020
... with a total of nearly $2,000,000 being awarded to Boston College , Northwestern University, and the University of ... racial achievement gaps. An initial study will examine how teachers conceptualize and...

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