What they call their work
What they do
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Culinary Workforce Training Programs 1 activity
- Awarding scholarships to individual students in hospitality and restaurant managementProvides direct scholarships to individual students pursuing degrees in restaurant management and hospitality, with a focus on institutions in Metro New York such as New York City College of Technology, Cornell University, The Culinary Institute of America, Johnson & Wales, and Paul Smiths College.
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Multi-Institution Scholarship Funding 1 activity
- Funding institutional scholarship programs and hospitality education initiativesProvides grants to educational institutions to support hospitality-related scholarship programs and departmental needs, including a $10,000 and $25,000 gift to The Culinary Institute of America for endowed scholarships, a $5,000 contribution to New York City College of Technology’s Hospitality Management Department, and support to Johnson & Wales University for its Vision 2001 Capital Campaign benefiting student scholarships and infrastructure.
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Who runs it
- DENNIS G MURPHY — BOARD MEMBER
- FRED KLASHMAN — BOARD MEMBER
- LOUIS ROZZO — BOARD MEMBER
- MARC J SARRAZIN — BOARD MEMBER
- MICHAEL R POSTERNAK — BOARD MEMBER
- PETER A FERNANDEZ — BOARD MEMBER
- RICHARD BLOCK — BOARD MEMBER
- ROSS L GNESIN — BOARD MEMBER
Who they work with
- Cornell University Partner — Provides scholarships to students in the School of Hotel Administration at Cornell University.
- Crescor Partner — Partner organization associated with the Partridge Club
- Hobart Partner — Partner organization associated with the Partridge Club
- Intermetro Partner — Partner organization associated with the Partridge Club
- Invitation Club Partner — Merged with the Invitation Club in 1967 to form the Partridge-Invitation Club of New York, Inc.
- Johnson & Wales University Partner — Recipient of financial support from the Partridge Invitation Scholarship Foundation for its Vision 2001 Capital Campaign.
- New York City College of Technology Partner — Recipient of a $5,000 contribution from the Partridge Invitation Scholarship Foundation to support the Hospitality Management Department.
- New York City College of Technology CUNY Partner — Provides scholarships to students in the Department of Hospitality Management at New York City College of Technology CUNY.
- Paul Smith’s College Partner — Provides scholarships to students at Paul Smith’s College.
- Steelite Partner — Partner organization associated with the Partridge Club
- The Culinary Institute of America Partner — Recipient of multiple gifts from the Partridge Invitation Scholarship Foundation to support an endowed scholarship program.
- institutions of higher learning Partner — Partner organizations receiving scholarship funding for students in hospitality programs.
How they approach the work
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- Endowed Scholarships for Sustainabilitymethodology: endowed_scholarshipsBy establishing endowed scholarships, we create long-term, sustainable support for hospitality education because permanent funding mechanisms ensure ongoing access to educational opportunities regardless of annual fundraising fluctuations.
- Event-Based Fundraising with Industry Engagementmethodology: event-based_fundraisingBy hosting sponsored receptions featuring meals, open bars, raffles, and silent auctions, we generate scholarship funds because experiential fundraising events increase donor participation and leverage industry-specific appeal to sustain educational giving.
- Industry-Network-Supported Philanthropymethodology: industry-network-supported_philanthropyBy combining fundraising with the cultivation of professional connections and camaraderie among hospitality leaders, we strengthen sector-wide commitment to education because engaged industry networks amplify both financial support and mentorship opportunities for future professionals.
- Targeted Scholarship Programmethodology: targeted_scholarship_programBy providing financial support specifically to students in restaurant management degree programs, we promote career development in the hospitality industry because focused investment in sector-specific education strengthens workforce pipelines and professional commitment.