Designated Special Project Funds
These funds, sometimes with limited time frames, are used for special projects or endeavors that benefit our community.
The information listed below is as-of March 31, 2020.
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Cathedral Square Neighborhood Association Fund
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Community Literacy Madison County Fund
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Community Literacy Onondaga County Fund
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COVID-19 Community Support Fund
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Human Services Leadership Council Fund This fund was established to support the operations of the Human Leadership Council of Central New York, an association of agency directors that represent more than seventy human service organizations with varying missions, united in concern for the general well-being of people in Central New York. Its membership aims to build the capacity of these agencies to better respond to ever-changing needs of individuals and families.
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KJ's Angels Fund KJ’s Angels was created by Linda Hicks’ family and her friend, Cindy Squillace, after Linda’s baby boy passed away in 2002. The experience of losing Kevin Jaron (KJ) taught them that many families were not only faced with the death of their child, but also with expensive burial costs. It is the mission of KJ’s Angels to assist bereaved families with some of the financial burdens they will face and to connect families with emotional support. With the help of outside donations, this fund provides assistance to bereaved parents in Onondaga County for expenses incurred after a miscarriage or loss of a baby or young child under two years of age. Expenses covered include headstones or cremations and may also include burial assistance.
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Carrie Lazarus Fund for Extraordinary Talent Carrie Lazarus, news anchor for Channel 9 WSYR, established this fund to support performing arts students in Central New York. The fund helps musicians, singers and dancers with financial need reach their fullest potential by funding the expenses of lessons, instruments and other special opportunities.
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Oswego County COVID-19 Fund
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Road 2 Recovery CNY Fund Tim and Darlene Endy established this fund after experiencing the devastating effects of heroin as their son struggled — and recovered — from an addiction that nearly killed him. Funding will support intensive treatment for people addictedto opioids who lack the financial means for long-term treatment.
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Say Yes Syracuse Program Fund
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World Refugee Day Fund This fund was established to support the planning and implementation of World Refugee Day or other refugeerelated projects in our community. |