who runs it
Organizations running this strategy · 175
- #01 ALBANY FUND FOR EDUCATION INC
- #02 ISAAC H TUTTLE FUND
- #03 HEIDI & LOLA LOENING FOUNDATION DBA HILO FOUNDATION
- #04 Hilton Education Foundation Inc
- #05 YOUNG CONCERT ARTISTS INC
- #06 UNITED WAY OF BUFFALO AND ERIE COUNTY
- #07 KASHPER FAMILY FOUNDATION
- #08 FRANK PACE JR FOUNDATION INC
- #09 SKANEATELES EDUCATION FOUNDATION
- #10 EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION OF ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE INC
- #11 DONORS CHOOSE
- #12 ASSOCIATION ON AGING IN NEW YORK
- #13 ARDSLEY EDUCATION FOUNDATION INC
- #14 PITTSFORD EDUCATION FOUNDATION INC
- #15 THE BRONXVILLE SCHOOL FOUNDATION INC
- #16 VOORHEESVILLE COMMUNITY & SCHOOL FOUNDATION
- #17 HALDANE SCHOOL FOUNDATION INC
- #18 HAMBURG ALUMNI FOUNDATION
- #19 TOWER FOUNDATION OF MANHASSET INC
- #20 IRVINGTON EDUCATION FOUNDATION
- #21 DAUGHTERS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK
- #22 THE ALEX FUND INC
- #23 THE LANE MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
- #24 MAMARONECK SCHOOLS FOUNDATION INC
- #25 FUCHSBERG FAMILY FOUNDATION INC
- #26 MOSES L PARSHELSKY FOUNDATION
- #27 HYDE PARK EDUCATION FOUNDATION INC
- #28 443 CONCERTED WORKS INC
- #29 THE SWEETGRASS FOUNDATION
- #30 The Ethel M & Orville A Slutzky Family Foundation
+ 145 more orgs
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.
- Funding charitable activities through grants MACK GOLDNER MEMORIAL FOUNDATIONgrantmakingFunds a range of charitable initiatives by awarding grants to nonprofit organizations. This includes support for general charitable purposes as defined by the foundation’s grantmaking priorities.
- Funding educational programs at academic institutions MACK GOLDNER MEMORIAL FOUNDATIONgrantmakingProvides financial support for educational initiatives hosted at academic institutions, including programs that advance teaching, learning, or institutional capacity in education.
- Funding civil rights organizations FRANK PACE JR FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingFinances civil rights work through grants, including a $3,000 grant to the ACLU Foundation in 2023.
- Funding disaster relief efforts FRANK PACE JR FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingFinances disaster relief through grants, including a $5,000 award to The Community Foundation of Western NC in 2023.
- Funding educational programs FRANK PACE JR FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingFunds educational initiatives through grantmaking, including a $7,000 grant to The Windward School in 2023.
- Funding environmental initiatives FRANK PACE JR FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingSupports environmental causes through grantmaking, including a $4,000 grant to Local Futures ISEC in 2023.
- Funding humane causes FRANK PACE JR FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingProvides funding for humane causes through grants, including a $3,000 grant to PETA in 2023.
- Funding legal services organizations FRANK PACE JR FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingSupports legal services through grants, including a $3,000 grant to The Sentencing Project in 2023.
- Funding social services organizations FRANK PACE JR FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingSupports social services programs through grants, with documented funding of $5,000 to National Executive Service Corps, $4,000 to MADRE, $3,000 to A Wider Circle, $3,000 to The Trevor Project, and $3,000 to Shepherd's Table in 2023.
- Funding veteran support initiatives FRANK PACE JR FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingProvides grants to support veterans, including a $5,000 grant to LI Abate Veterans Fundraiser in 2023.
- Funding charitable activities at Jewish cultural and community organizations SONIA JAYE & EDWARD BARSUKOV FOUNDATIONgrantmakingSupports Jewish cultural and community institutions such as the American Sephardic Federation, Center for Jewish History, Kehila Kedosha Janina Preservation Cult, and Sephardic Jewish Brotherhood Foundation through grants ranging from $27,500 to $100,000 in 2025.
- Funding charitable activities at healthcare institutions and hospitals SONIA JAYE & EDWARD BARSUKOV FOUNDATIONgrantmakingProvides financial support to hospitals and medical centers, including NYU Langone Health, Martha's Vineyard Hospital, Hospital for Special Surgery, Weill Cornell Medical Center, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, and Northwell Health Foundation, with individual grants ranging from $30,000 to $275,000 in 2025.
- Funding charitable activities at international and educational nonprofit organizations SONIA JAYE & EDWARD BARSUKOV FOUNDATIONgrantmakingProvides grants to international and educational nonprofits including Smile Train and Hawai'i Mobile Museum of Tolerance, each receiving $50,000 in 2025, to support their charitable missions.
- Funding community programs JOHN HUNG FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingFunds community programs by awarding grants to nonprofit organizations.
- Funding international relief efforts JOHN HUNG FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingFunds international relief efforts by awarding grants to nonprofit organizations.
- Funding medical services JOHN HUNG FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingFunds medical services by awarding grants to nonprofit organizations.
- Funding religious activities JOHN HUNG FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingFunds religious activities by awarding grants to nonprofit organizations.
- Supports arts education and programming in Nyack Public Schools ARTS ANGELSdirect serviceProvides funding and support for arts education initiatives and programming targeted at students within the Nyack Public Schools system.