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Committee for Governor George E Pataki Leadership and Leaning Center

Schenectady, NY · EIN 262928500 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE B990 · Education · Small ($100K-$1M) · georgepatakicenter.com
revenue
$242K
expenses
$244K
net assets
$0
employees
0
program ratio
59%
mission · from form 990

The Pataki Center has been providing displaced Ukrainian families with essential aid since our first mission in March 2022 which Pataki announced with Oleksii Holubov Consul General of Ukraine in New York. With funds collected through the Ukrainian Relief fund the Center has led 5 major mission trips to Ukraine delivering over 150 tons of essential food housing hygiene and medical supplies thus far. As of March 2023 1,000+ Industrial Heaters with generators were donated to Ukraine providing heat for 250,000 people.

profile · synthesized from sources

The Committee for Governor George E Pataki Leadership and Learning Center is a nonprofit organization focused on humanitarian aid, leadership development, and civic engagement. It provides direct support to displaced Ukrainian families through relief missions delivering food, medical supplies, and heating equipment. The organization also runs educational initiatives including a fellowship series for college students and the "Footballs for Freedom" sports diplomacy program in partnership with the U.S. Department of State.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024

What they reported doing

  1. #1 primary $49K
    After the tragedy New Yorkers are more united than ever in their vision and appreciate what living in freedom means - and that if we stand together we can accomplish anything.
  2. #2 $0
    The Pataki Leadership Center Fellowship Series brings renowned guest speakers from across the globe together in order to engage college aged students in a purposeful discussions addressing issues and events happening today.
named programs · 4 · from sources

What they call their work

Footballs for Freedom
Sports diplomacy initiative in partnership with the U.S. Department of State that delivers footballs and conducts coaching clinics in Ukraine to promote youth engagement, leadership, and democratic values
Out of the Darkness Documentary Project
Historical documentary initiative preserving firsthand accounts of New York's recovery after 9/11, with plans for educational distribution
Pataki Leadership Center Fellowship Series
Speaker series bringing global thought leaders together with college-aged students for discussions on current events and leadership
Ukrainian Relief Fund
Humanitarian aid program delivering food, hygiene, medical supplies, and industrial heaters to displaced Ukrainian families through five major mission trips
activities · 3 groups

What they do

  • Ukraine War Humanitarian Relief 2 activities
    • Conducting humanitarian missions to Ukraine
      Organizes and carries out on-the-ground relief missions to Ukraine, delivering food, medical supplies, hygiene items, modular housing units, and industrial heaters. Between multiple missions, delivered over 200 tons of aid and more than 1,000 heaters with generators, providing heating for an estimated 250,000 people.
    • Running the Footballs for Freedom initiative
      Organizes and promotes the Footballs for Freedom campaign, including a nationwide van tour to collect and deliver 500 American footballs from U.S. teams to Kyiv, Ukraine, as a symbolic gesture of solidarity.
  • Film Production Funding and Fiscal Sponsorship 1 activity
    • Funding production of public education documentaries
      Finances the creation of documentary films for public education, including funding for the production of "Out of the Darkness," which explores New York's recovery and rebuilding after September 11th.
  • Youth Global Leadership & Model UN Programs 1 activity
    • Hosting fellowship programs for emerging leaders
      Organizes and hosts a fellowship series that brings global guest speakers together with college-aged students to discuss current issues and events, aimed at educating and empowering emerging leaders.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$242K
Contributions & grants$242K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$244K
Program expenses59%
Admin / overhead17%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$32K
Grants paid out$202K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$0
Cash$125K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$0
Liquid reserves6.1 mo
3 years on record · 2022–2024 · YoY revenue -75.2%
relationships · 26

Who they work with

  • Ada Samuelsson Partner — Gala Chairperson for the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Ambassador Charles Gargano Partner — Named supporter of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Andrew Rosenberg Partner — Named supporter of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Consulate General of Ukraine in New York Partner — Collaborated with the Consul General of Ukraine in New York to announce the first mission to support displaced Ukrainian families.
  • Consulate General of Ukraine in New York Partner — Partnered with the Consul General of Ukraine in New York to announce the first humanitarian mission in March 2022.
  • David and Sondra Mack Partner — Named supporters of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Donna & Richard Soloway Partner — Named supporters of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Dr. Joshua Eisen Partner — Named supporter of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Emma Liu Partner — Named supporter of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Environmental Defense Fund Partner — Recognized Andrew Sabin for his philanthropic support of the Environmental Defense Fund.
  • George Pataki Government — Namesake of the Leadership Center, former Governor of New York
  • Jeanne Allen Partner — Named supporter of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • John & Margo Catsimatidis Partner — Named supporters of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Kim & John Cahill Partner — Named supporters of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Leo Kaiser III Partner — Named supporter of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • New York State Attorney General’s Charities Bureau Government — Entity from which the organization's annual report and legally mandated information may be obtained.
  • Rob Cole Government — President of the Pataki Center and contact for donation inquiries
  • Rose-Marie Fox Partner — Named supporter of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Roslynn Mauskopf Partner — Named supporter of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Sisulu-Walker Charter School of Harlem Partner — First charter school established under legislation supported by Pataki, serving as a model for subsequent charter schools in New York.
  • Suzanne Miller Partner — Named supporter of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
  • Tribeca Enterprises Partner — Recognized Jane Rosenthal, co-founder of Tribeca Enterprises, for her role in revitalizing Lower Manhattan through the Tribeca Film Festival after 9/11.
  • U.S. Department of State Partner — Partnered with the U.S. Department of State on the Footballs for Freedom sports diplomacy initiative.
  • Ukraine’s Ministry of Youth and Sport Government — Delivered footballs and program support directly to Ukraine’s Ministry of Youth and Sport.
  • Ukrainian League of American Football Partner — Collaborates with the Ukrainian League of American Football to promote athletic opportunities and democratic values.
  • Zenia B. Mucha Partner — Named supporter of the 2026 Pataki Center Gala.
strategies · 5

How they approach the work

Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.

  • Education Reform via Charter School Expansion
    methodology: charter-school-expansion
    By expanding charter schools, we improve student outcomes because competition, accountability, and parental choice create incentives for higher educational performance and innovation.
  • Leadership Legacy Modeling
    methodology: leadership_legacy_communication
    By promoting the legacy of Governor George E. Pataki as an exemplar of pragmatic leadership and bipartisan progress, we advance civic values and leadership development because aspirational role models inspire emulation and reinforce norms of integrity and cooperation.
  • Leadership Through Dialogue
    methodology: leadership-through-dialogue
    By engaging college-aged students in discussions on current events through a global speaker series, we develop leadership skills and civic awareness because structured dialogue with global experts fosters critical thinking and purposeful engagement.
  • Oral History for Civic Education
    methodology: oral_history_preservation
    By preserving firsthand accounts of individuals involved in post-9/11 recovery, we educate future generations about resilience and civic duty because personal narratives make abstract values tangible and memorable.
  • Youth Development Through Sports Diplomacy
    methodology: sports_diplomacy
    By using soccer as a universal language and combining athletic training with education in conflict resolution and leadership, we foster peaceful cooperation and community leadership among youth in conflict-affected regions because shared activities build trust and provide a constructive alternative to violence.