Organizations running this strategy · 39
- #01 EAST END DISABILITY ASSOCIATES INC
- #02 FUND FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK INC
- #03 CDCHOICES AND PARTICIPATING EMPLOYING CONSUMERS HEALTH PLAN
- #04 KINEXION INC
- #05 University District Community Developmen
- #06 RETAIL COUNCIL OF NEW YORK STATE INC
- #07 CHALLENGE INDUSTRIES INC
- #08 Bunting Charity Lodge#727 F & AM
- #09 NEW VIEW ALLIANCE INC
- #10 COORDINATED CARE SERVICES INC
- #11 MENORAH CAMPUS INC
- #12 WESTCHESTER FOUNDATION FOR THE DISABLED INC
- #13 LONG ISLAND AMATEUR HOCKEY LEAGUE INC
- #14 EPISCOPAL CHURCH HOME & AFFILIATES INC
- #15 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 388 WESTCHESTER PUTNAM COUNCIL TR FUND
- #16 UMC INC
- #17 EDUCATION UPWARD INC
- #18 ABILITY PARTNERS INC
- #19 WASI SOCIAL INNOVATION INC
- #20 ADVOCATES FOR THE DISABLED
- #21 UMH MANAGEMENT SERVICES CORP UMH NY CORP
- #22 WARTBURG MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC
- #23 Promesa Administrative Services Organization Inc
- #24 LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES GROUP INC
- #25 BEECHWOOD CONTINUING CARE INC
- #26 NORTHERN RIVERS FAMILY SERVICES INC
- #27 SA-MDY INC
- #28 TWIN CITIES COMMUNITY OUTREACH INC
- #29 EA FOUNDATION OF NY INC
- #30 MSNJH ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES LLC
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Provides capacity-building support to affiliated organizations NORTHERN RIVERS FAMILY SERVICES INCcapacity buildingCoordinates fundraising, strategic planning, and centralized administrative functions for Northeast Parent & Child Society, Inc. and Parsons Child and Family Center.
- Provides operational infrastructure for volunteer human service agencies TWIN CITIES COMMUNITY OUTREACH INCcapacity buildingOffers an umbrella organizational structure enabling volunteer human service agencies to operate efficiently and serve individuals in need in Tonawanda and North Tonawanda, NY.
- Organizing and funding playoff events LONG ISLAND AMATEUR HOCKEY LEAGUE INCdirect serviceSupports and increases funding for playoff events as part of its operational activities in amateur hockey.
- Providing academic scholarships for student-athletes LONG ISLAND AMATEUR HOCKEY LEAGUE INCdirect serviceOffers financial scholarships to high school and college-bound seniors based on academic achievement, supporting educational advancement among youth in the hockey community.
- Community and economic development University District Community Developmendirect serviceConducts community and housing development projects, including homeownership promotion, housing rehabilitation services, first-time homebuyer programs, and a Revolving Loan Fund for home repairs. Supports small businesses through BADMA and a special tax district in Buffalo's Northeast.
- Community center facility operations University District Community Developmendirect serviceOperates the Gloria J. Parks Community Center as a permanent facility offering a full-court gymnasium, cardio and weight rooms, group exercise classes, locker rooms, and a Community Technology Center with technological resources for youth. Offers private room rentals for social events such as baby showers, wedding showers, and birthday parties on weekends.
- Housing and human services provision University District Community Developmendirect serviceProvides housing and human services aimed at improving quality of life for residents in the University District and surrounding neighborhoods of Buffalo.
- Infrastructure and streetscape improvement initiatives University District Community DevelopmenadvocacyApplied for funding to renovate the Parkside Candies Store exterior, conduct streetscape improvements on the Main and Winspear block, and complete renovations of the Uptown Theater on Bailey Avenue; previously received a $150,000 grant to install new HVAC systems at the Uptown Theater in 2013.
- Low-income rental housing and nonprofit office space operations University District Community Developmendirect serviceOperates rental programs that provide affordable housing for low-income tenants and office space for nonprofit organizations.
- Senior services at Gloria J. Parks Community Center University District Community Developmendirect serviceOffers the Gloria J. Parks Silver Enrichment Program with free daily activities for seniors from 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM, Monday through Friday, including recreation, nutrition, fitness, socialization, education, computer classes, card tournaments, dance parties, and field trips. Provides nutritionally balanced meals on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays with a suggested donation of $3, in partnership with the Erie County Nutrition Program.
- Volunteer engagement in community programs University District Community Developmendirect serviceOffers volunteer opportunities in community development outreach, senior programs, and youth programs across its service areas.
- Youth programs at Gloria J. Parks Community Center University District Community Developmendirect serviceProvides after-school and full-day summer camp programs for youth in grades K–8, including academic assistance, life skills development, arts, field trips, recreational activities, and inquiry-based science and sports magnet camps. Operates under 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant funding, serving 175 inner-city children annually.
- Funding operations of Educational Alliance, Inc. EA FOUNDATION OF NY INCgrantmakingProvides financial support exclusively to Educational Alliance, Inc., functioning as a supporting organization that channels resources to advance the programs and services of this single beneficiary organization.
- Providing capacity-building support to member organizations MSNJH ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES LLCcapacity buildingOffers infrastructure and operational support to advance the charitable and educational missions of its member organizations, including NJH and ISMMS.
- Compliance and quality assurance programs CHALLENGE INDUSTRIES INCdirect serviceImplements a Quality & Compliance framework and Corporate Compliance Program to ensure adherence to federal and New York State regulations, including HIPAA, New York Social Services Law §363-d, and 18 NYCRR Part 521, with documented oversight structures to prevent fraud, waste, and abuse.
- Contract staffing services with on-the-job training CHALLENGE INDUSTRIES INCdirect serviceProvides contract staffing services to educational institutions in Tompkins County, deploying fully supervised crews to perform dish room and dining room duties while offering on-the-job training and career paths to individuals with barriers to employment, delivering hundreds of shifts per week.
- Employment and vocational rehabilitation services CHALLENGE INDUSTRIES INCdirect serviceSupports over 100 workers with disabilities weekly across 60–75 employers by developing individualized plans for vocational advancement, providing vocational rehabilitation counseling, benefits counseling, and job retention support for clients with developmental disabilities, mental health conditions, or vocational rehabilitation needs.
- Mental health counseling services CHALLENGE INDUSTRIES INCdirect serviceProvides evidence-based mental health treatment and social work counseling for individuals with developmental disabilities and Autism Spectrum Disorders through a satellite clinic at Danby Road offices.