The Community Foundation consists of many component funds, including:

The Women’s Fund of Central New York with a mission to support, empower and recognize the advancement of women and girls in Central New York through a permanent endowment fund

The Future Fund of Central New York is a giving circle established to involve and empower emerging philanthropists to make the Central New York community a better place to live and work. Its membership is involved in building a charitable endowment and providing grants in program areas that change each year based on the vote of the membership.

The Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund provides grants to not-for-profit organizations addressing community needs in the village of Pulaski and the town of Richland. The Fund’s grantmaking supports many important community projects and programs, including programs in education, health, social services, the arts, and civic concerns, as well as preservation of historic resources.

The Cayuga Community Fund was created to benefit residents of Cayuga County by serving as a source of permanent charitable dollars available to not-for-profits serving that county. The Cayuga Community Fund strives to enhance the quality of life for those who live and work within Cayuga County by aiding vital programs in education, health, social services, the arts, civic and environmental concerns, as well as the preservation of historic resources in Cayuga County.