Our Affiliates
Our affiliate funds are field-of-interest funds guided by independent advisory groups. These funds demonstrate the strength and impact that a union of gifts can have in a community when paired with the Community Foundation’s endowment and financial stewardship.
Cayuga Community Fund
The Cayuga Community Fund was created to benefit residents of Cayuga County by
serving as a source of permanent charitable dollars available to the region’s nonprofits.
Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund
The Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund provides grants to nonprofit organizations addressing community needs in the Village of Pulaski and the Town of Richland in Oswego County.
Oswego County Community Foundation
The Oswego County Community Foundation is a philanthropic initiative to attract and
retain permanent charitable dollars for the benefit of Oswego County.
Women’s Fund of Central New York
The Women’s Fund of Central New York supports, empowers and recognizes the advancement and full participation of women and girls in Central New York.
News & Stories
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What We Are Up To | CNYCF Staff Updates
Our staff takes pride in not just serving our community, but actively shaping its future. ...
Impact Investing Profile: Home Headquarters
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Black Philanthropy Month | Indaria Jones
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A Legacy of Local Love: $125,000 Gift to Support Auburn’s Future
Described by friends and family as someone who never sat still for long, John Chomyk ...
Say Yes Student Spotlight | Romina Mendoza
Meet Romina Mendoza, Syracuse University student and Say Yes scholarship recipient.
Say Yes Student Spotlight | Amy Tran
Meet Amy Tran, Syracuse University student and Say Yes scholarship recipient.
LeadSafeCNY: A Look at our Neighborhood Investments
A new heat map demonstrates the neighborhood investments made so far through the LeadSafeCNY initiative.
An Early Warning: Unpacking the Lead-Literacy Connection
Colby Cyrus, CAPM and Frank Ridzi, Ph.D. examine the relationship between childhood lead exposure and ...
CNY Community Foundation Closes on $490K Deal For WCNY Training Program
The Central New York Community Foundation s local impact investing program has closed on a ...
What We Are Up To | CNYCF Staff Updates
Our staff takes pride in not just serving our community, but actively shaping its future. ...
Impact Investing Profile: Home Headquarters
The Central New York Community Foundation provided $1.86 million in short-term, low-interest recoverable grants to ...
Black Philanthropy Month | Indaria Jones
August is Black Philanthropy month. See how Indaria Jones became an entrepreneur and leader of ...
A Legacy of Local Love: $125,000 Gift to Support Auburn’s Future
Described by friends and family as someone who never sat still for long, John Chomyk ...
Say Yes Student Spotlight | Romina Mendoza
Meet Romina Mendoza, Syracuse University student and Say Yes scholarship recipient.
Say Yes Student Spotlight | Amy Tran
Meet Amy Tran, Syracuse University student and Say Yes scholarship recipient.
LeadSafeCNY: A Look at our Neighborhood Investments
A new heat map demonstrates the neighborhood investments made so far through the LeadSafeCNY initiative.