News Releases
The Central New York Community Foundation has launched a new Advisory Council for its racial equity funding priority.
The Central New York Community Foundation has promoted Dashiell Elliott to Program Officer.
The Community Foundation recently awarded the first round of grants from its newly established Black Equity & Excellence Fund.
Leaders from seven local grassroots and nonprofit organizations recently graduated from The Leadership Classroom (TLC), an initiative of the Central New York Community Foundation.
An anonymous donor recently left a $2.2 million gift to the Central New York Community Foundation upon her passing.
A total of $685,925 in grants made to 24 nonprofits in Madison & Onondaga counties.
On June 17, 2020, the Central New York Community Foundation board of directors elected three new members and appointed a new officer.
Beginning July 1, the Central New York Community Foundation will assume the governance of Say Yes scholarships and personnel from Say Yes to Education, Inc.
Central New York Community Foundation is committing to invest a minimum of $1 million over the next few years through a new Black Equity & Excellence funding priority.
In response to needs caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the John Ben Snow Memorial Trust donated $10,000 to the Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund.