Katrina Crocker

A policy paper outlines our rationale for investing intentionally and publicly in the support and celebration of Black members of our community.

Jan Lane, development officer, takes a look at the changing landscape of generational philanthropy.

View a new heat map and video demonstrating the impact of our neighborhood investments so far through our LeadSafeCNY initiative. 

Say Yes Syracuse recently released its 2019-2020 Report Card to demonstrate the positive impact it is having on students.

We were recently honored with Centerstate CEO's Nonprofit of the Year Award.

This is not a time to celebrate, but to collaborate. We asked local leaders where the community can go from here to continue progress.

Our country is experiencing an increase in violent, hateful, and deeply alarming acts against the Asian American community.

Since we began our LeadSafeCNY commitment 2 years ago, already 600 windows and 79 doors have been replaced in high-poverty neighborhoods.

When Bob Vitkus passed away last year, his estate named the Community Foundation the recipient of $10 million to support outdoor parks and recreation areas, a cause that had significant importance to him.