who runs it
Organizations running this strategy · 11
- #01 Correction Captains Association Inc
- #02 NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS INC
- #03 ANDERSEN FOUNDATION
- #04 Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Superior Officers Benevolent Assoc Inc
- #05 FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE CNY LODGE 315
- #06 GENERAL BUILDING LABORERS' LOCAL 66 TRAINING FUND
- #07 CONSULT YOUR COMMUNITY INC
- #08 SOBA Scholarship Fund Inc
- #09 NYPD STEUBEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND
- #10 SBA SCHOLARSHIP FUND
- #11 LOCAL 463 EDUCATIONAL VOCATIONAL AND CULTURAL FUND
what it looks like in practice
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Operating a national network of student-led small business support programs CONSULT YOUR COMMUNITY INCdirect serviceRuns a network spanning 29 locations across the U.S., originally developed from a UC Berkeley undergraduate seminar, that mobilizes college students to support small businesses through education, digital skills, mentorship, and consumer insights.
- Training students to deliver technical assistance to small businesses CONSULT YOUR COMMUNITY INCcapacity buildingProvides training for college-enrolled students to offer free technical assistance and support to small businesses, building student capacity while serving entrepreneurial needs.
- Provides scholarships to dependents of NYPD officers SBA SCHOLARSHIP FUNDdirect serviceOffers financial assistance in the form of scholarships to dependents of active and retired New York City police officers who have attained the rank of sergeant.
- Advocacy for legislative benefits Correction Captains Association IncadvocacyAdvocated for the passage of the 20-year pension bill included in the FY 2027 New York State budget, aimed at securing long-term benefits for correction captains.
- Annual scholarship program for members' children Correction Captains Association Incdirect serviceOperates an annual college scholarship program with a fixed July 1 application deadline, awarding scholarships to children of active and retired correction captains; multiple scholarships were awarded in 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025.
- Collective bargaining representation Correction Captains Association Incdirect serviceProvides collective bargaining representation to over 600 Correction Captains employed across New York City’s correctional and court facilities, including Rikers Island, city hospitals, and court systems.
- Digital member communications Correction Captains Association Incdirect serviceMakes the FRONTLINE newsletter available digitally, having discontinued print and mail distribution to improve accessibility and efficiency.
- Fundraising for scholarships Correction Captains Association Incdirect serviceOrganizes an annual golf outing to raise scholarship funds for children of correction captains.
- International community support and outreach Correction Captains Association Incdirect serviceDistributed backpacks with school supplies and essentials to students in Westmoreland, Jamaica, and awarded full high school scholarships to two students in Jamaica to support educational continuity after a hurricane.
- Member and retiree benefits administration Correction Captains Association Incdirect serviceAdministers benefits and retiree benefits through a dedicated fund for covered employees, their spouses or registered domestic partners, dependent children up to age 26, and handicapped dependents.
- Organizing member and family events Correction Captains Association Incdirect serviceOrganizes and runs events for members and their families, including a multi-day reunion for NYCDOC retirees in Atlanta, Georgia, and a 10-night Alaska cruise aboard the Norwegian Joy.
- Training recognition and professional development Correction Captains Association Inccapacity buildingRecognizes members who complete specialized training programs, such as the Strategic Response Team, to support professional development and operational readiness.
- Awards scholarships to children of TBTA police association members SOBA Scholarship Fund IncgrantmakingFunds college scholarships and provides related materials to students who are children of members of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Police Superior Officers Benevolent Association, supporting both incoming and continuing college students.
- Administers scholarship programs for students Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Superior Officers Benevolent Assoc Incdirect serviceProvides scholarships and related materials to students attending colleges or universities, supporting educational advancement.
- Advocates for improved working conditions and member benefits through legislative and policy engagement Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Superior Officers Benevolent Assoc IncadvocacyAdvances a legislative agenda and develops policy positions to improve working conditions, protect benefits, and support public safety for Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Superior Officers. Collaborates with lawmakers and conducts public relations campaigns to highlight issues affecting members.
- Organizes member engagement events Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Superior Officers Benevolent Assoc Incdirect servicePlans and conducts recreational events for members, such as an annual fishing trip scheduled for 2025.
- Provides access to member resources and benefits information Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Superior Officers Benevolent Assoc Incdirect serviceOffers active and retired members guidance and access to benefits plan information through NYSHIP, including provision of the NYSHIP General Information Book and online resources via a user-friendly website.
- Provides legal services plan access for members Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Superior Officers Benevolent Assoc Incdirect serviceOffers members access to a legal services plan as part of member support and benefits offerings.