The Community Public Art Fund supports the maintenance, installation and acquisition of public art in Syracuse and Onondaga County as well as the advancement of public support for involvement in public art processes and activities.

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Joyce Caroline Coon, a long-time resident of Madison County, established this fund by bequest for the benefit of needy veterans and their families. It was formed in honor of her late brother, Darwin, a Korean War veteran who spent a great deal of time in...

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This fund was established to support the broad and changing needs of the community.

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J. Henry DeBoer was a trailblazer in the early world of furniture making, retailing, packing, moving and shipping. His family business, formed in 1910, produced and distributed 30 patented furniture display and handling accessories. Martha DeBoer was the company’s vice president. This charitable bequest was...

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This fund was established by a generous donor who wished to support programs and services for children and young adults with physical disabilities or hearing impairments.

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Created by a caring and enthusiastic group committed to ending violence against women and children, this fund provides aid to victims of domestic violence and the organizations that are dedicated to eradicating this injustice.

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Born in Syracuse, Mary Louise Dunn was the daughter of the late Edward P. and Florence Hueber Dunn. She graduated from Cortland State Teachers College and received a Master’s degree from Syracuse and Temple Universities. She taught for Fayetteville-Manlius Schools for 37 years, retiring in...

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The M. Harold Dwyer & Frances M. Dwyer Fund was established in memory of Frances and Dr. “Pete” Dwyer. Dr. Dwyer was a clinical psychologist and published author at Syracuse University and her husband was a partner of the Hancock & Estabrook law firm. This...

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