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The Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund successfully raised more than $14,000 in community contributions during its fall 2019 appeal.
The topic of lead poisoning has recently burst back into the scene in Central New York due to high-profile publicity and community action.
The New York State Census Equity Fund today announced its second round of grants, totaling $1,437,000, to 56 organizations to support efforts across the state to reach hard-to-count communities in the 2020 Census.
Central New York Community Foundation is making it easier for area nonprofits to analyze their programming in real-time.
The Central New York Community Foundation has hired one employee.
The Central New York Community Foundation has awarded its second round of LeadSafeCNY grants, totaling $342,500, to help address childhood lead poisoning in Syracuse.
Thirteen local nonprofit groups received grants totaling $28,600 from the Oswego County Community Foundation.
Studies based on federal census data have helped shine a light in recent years on Syracuse’s high poverty rates.
The Central New York Community Foundation is awarding a $15,000 grant to Interfaith Works to promote completion of the 2020 Census with New Americans and seniors, two populations that are notoriously undercounted in the decennial count.
The Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund recently awarded $28,376 in grants to nonprofit organizations serving the greater Pulaski area.