Showing top 200 of 2,977 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | HARVEY R LEWIS FOUNDATION INC 20 STUDENTS RECEIVED SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COLLEGE | PORT WASHINGTON, NY | |
| 152 | Patchogue Medford Youth and Community The mission of our agency is to enhance the quality of life for the families of the local communities through outreach, education, recreation, counseling, and support services. Through a comprehensive array of services and programs, our agency has been able to meet the various needs of the community. We believe creating valuable and enriching programs filled with educational and recreational activities will help the adults and youth in our community become well-adjusted individuals. The skills they learn at our center will enable them to make healthy choices throughout their lives. | Patchogue, NY | |
| 153 | WEBSTER TERRACE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND PROVIDE HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME SENIOR CITIZENS. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 154 | BAYPORT BLUE POINT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION As a local chapter of the AFT, its mission is to improve the lives of members and their families, to give voice to their legitimate professional, economic and social aspirations, to strengthen the institutions in which they work, to improve the quality of the services provided, and to bring together all members to assist and support one another. | SAYVILLE, NY | |
| 155 | SOCIAL SERVICE VOLUNTEERS OF NASSAU INC TO PROVIDE AID TO FAMILIES IN NEED. | UNIONDALE, NY | |
| 156 | COMMUNITY COUNSELING AND MEDITATION TO RESPOND TO THE NEEDS OF THE UNDERSERVED, AT RISK CHILDREN, ADULTS AND FAMILIES. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 157 | FRIENDS OF HAMAAYAN INSTITUTION INC STUDY GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR POST-GRADUATE TALMUDIC RESEARCH --- SCHEDULE AVAILABLE --- | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 158 | HSC NO 2 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND PROVIDE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF SENIOR CITIZEN HOUSING PROJECTS | GREENLAWN, NY | |
| 159 | TSQ INC TO HELP NEEDY FAMILIES IN OUR AREA WITH FOOD and OTHER BASIC NEEDS. | KEW GARDENS, NY | |
| 160 | LAURI STRAUSS LEUKEMIA FOUNDATION INC THE FOUNDATION IS DEDICATED TO FINDING A CURE FOR LEUKEMIA AND TO SUPPORTING BONE MARROW DONOR DRIVES AND DOES SO BY FUNDING AND PROVIDING GRANTS AND HONORARIUMS TO INDIVIDUAL RESEARCHERS AT MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS. IN ADDITION, THE FOUNDATION UNDERWRITES LECTURES RELATING TO WORK BEING PERFORMED IN THESE AREAS. | PORT WASHINGTON, NY | |
| 161 | Ronald McDonald House Charities Build a community of compassionate care by creating and supporting programs that directly improve the health and well-being of sick children and their families. | New Hyde Park, NY | |
| 162 | Foundation for Worker Veteran and The organization carries out research and educational activities in occupational and environmental health as well as in health of population groups such as veterans for health and related projects sponsored by federal and state agencies such as the National Academy of Sciences. | Brooklyn, NY | |
| 163 | EBENEZER HAITIAN BAPTIST CHURCH TO IMPROVE ALL ASPECTS OF QUALITY OF LIFEHELPING THE POOR WITH A FOOD PANTRY, SCHOLARSHIPSFOR POOR STUDENTS AND HELP WITH HOUSING FOR POOR FAMILIIES | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 164 | SANDS POINT GOLF FUND INC SCHOLARSHIPS | SANDS POINT, NY | |
| 165 | Dr Nathan Young Memorial Scholarship Corporation Scholarships | Hartsdale, NY | |
| 166 | KOLEL DAMSEK ELIEZER TO PROVIDE A FACILITY FOR JEWISH SCHOLARS TO STUDY FOR THE RABBINATE AND TO SUPPORT THESE FAMILIES. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 167 | FRIENDS OF NEW HOPE INC TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO NEW HOPE MANOR, A LONG TERM-RESIDENTIAL ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM FOR WOMEN. | BARRYVILLE, NY | |
| 168 | TURNING POINT BROOKLYN INC TURNING POINT IS A COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION LOCATED IN SUNSET PARK AND RED HOOK THAT PROVIDES HOLISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES TO ALL OF BROOKLYN. OUR MISSION IS TO STRENGTHEN BROOKLYN BY OFFERING EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND SOCIAL SERVICES THAT SERVE AS A SOURCE OF HOPE AND EMPOWERMENT FOR THE UNDER SERVED AND INDIVIDUALS IN NEED. THE COMPANY WORKS WITH DISCONNECTED YOUTH, FAMILIES IN CRISIS, THE HOMELESS, SUBSTANCE ABUSERS, THE UNEMPLOYED, PERSONS INFECTED WITH AND AFFECTED BY HIV, ADULT NON-READERS AND NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING IMMIGRANTS. THE COMPANY PROVIDES DIRECT SERVICES TO MORE THAN 12,000 PEOPLE IN BROOKLYN EACH YEAR, AND REACHES MORE THAN 20,000 PEOPLE THROUGH EDUCATION AND OUTREACH PROGRAMS. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 169 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 170 | BALDWIN, NY | ||
| 171 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 172 | Cambria Heights, NY | ||
| 173 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 174 | ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY | ||
| 175 | HAUPPAUGE, NY | ||
| 176 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 177 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 178 | PATCHOGUE, NY | ||
| 179 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 180 | BROKLYN, NY | ||
| 181 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 182 | Brooklyn, NY | ||
| 183 | Bayport, NY | ||
| 184 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 185 | Brooklyn, NY | ||
| 186 | MASSAPEQUA PK, NY | ||
| 187 | WHITESTONE, NY | ||
| 188 | BALDWIN, NY | ||
| 189 | Queens Village, NY | ||
| 190 | Elmont, NY | ||
| 191 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 192 | WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NY | ||
| 193 | FLUSHING, NY | ||
| 194 | Pelham, NY | ||
| 195 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 196 | SAYVILLE, NY | ||
| 197 | Franklin Square, NY | ||
| 198 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 199 | Old Westbury, NY | ||
| 200 | LONG ISLAND CITY, NY | ||
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