Ira W. DeCamp Foundation Grant

Ira W. DeCamp Foundation Grant is sponsored by Ira W. DeCamp Foundation.

Supports health, social services, and education projects in New York City's five boroughs.

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Security and Resiliency Initiative The DeCamp Foundation was established in 1970 by Elizabeth DeCamp McInery in memory of her late husband Ira W. DeCamp. Over the past 20 years, the DeCamp Foundation’s grantmaking has supported a wide array of organizations within three major program areas: community-based health, workforce development and child and family wellbeing (formerly called foster care).

Grants support work in the five boroughs of New York City. Funding Interests: The foundation’s grantmaking currently focuses on three areas: community-based health care, child and family wellbeing, and workforce development.

Community-Based Health Care: The Community Health Grants Program supports efforts to improve the quality, accessibility, and equity of healthcare for individuals and communities across New York City who face the greatest barriers to care. To date, the program has primarily funded community health centers and nonprofit organizations working to advance a broad range of health outcomes.

We aim to reach historically medically underserved communities, including but not limited to people experiencing housing insecurity, older adults, youth, and families with incomes below the federal poverty level, communities of color, and people with disabilities.

We prioritize proposals that address one or more of the following focus areas: Strengthening the healthcare workforce by improving access to high-quality training, building a diverse pipeline of healthcare professionals, and supporting retention of the current workforce.

Improving maternal health outcomes by expanding culturally responsive care; strengthening community-based supports; and addressing barriers that contribute to disparities, with a particular focus on communities of color. Supporting strategies that advance housing stability and healthy living conditions for youth and families to improve community health outcomes. The contact email for this initiative is DeCamp_Community_Health@jpmorgan.

com . Child and Family Wellbeing The Child and Family Wellbeing Grants Program seeks to support programs in the metropolitan area that attempt to keep children and families from becoming involved with child protective services and/or at risk of entry into the foster care system.

Priority is placed on community-based and grassroots organizations and on organizations that impact populations that are most at risk of becoming involved in the foster care system, like LGBTQ+ youth and families with lower incomes.

Organizations and projects may address one or more of the following: Programs and/or partnerships designed to support families in community and partnerships with different service providers within the child and family wellbeing community (e.g., substance abuse, domestic violence, mental health and housing). Recruitment, training, and support for caregivers, including foster parents and kinship caregivers.

Services for older and transition-age youth at risk or currently being impacted by the foster care system, including housing, education, and job training, with a focus on innovative and youth-driven programming. Policy, advocacy, and movement-building efforts around dismantling of systemic inequities embedded in the child welfare system. The contact email for this program is DeCamp_Family_Wellbeing@jpmorgan.

com . The Workforce Development Grants Program will support workforce development organizations (including intermediaries) in the metropolitan area. The Workforce Development Grants Program is very competitive.

Thus, organizations must have either their main mission focused on workforce development or have a significant, robust workforce development program that connects people to full-time jobs. Proposals focused on internships, without direct jobs pathways post-internship, are not competitive for funding.

Organizations receiving two or more consecutive years of funding are required to take at least one year off before reapplying (Only applies to Workforce Development applicants).

Organizations and projects may further address one or more of the following: Organizations and projects serving populations that experience barriers to employment, including, but not limited to: individuals experiencing housing insecurity, individuals struggling with addiction, and justice system-involved individuals.

Preference will be given to job training organizations that offer hard skills and life skills training; have support services available to trainees; focus on placing adults in full-time, competitive employment; provide post-placement support; and collect data about graduation, placement, starting salaries and retention. The contact email for this initiative is DeCamp_Workforce_Development@jpmorgan. com .

New York City (five boroughs) No grants are made to individuals, private foundations, or for matching gifts or loans. No grants are made to endowments, scholarships, or fellowships. Organizations must be classified by the Internal Revenue Service as public charities and tax-exempt under section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

The annual submission deadline for all program areas is July 15th. Grant funds are awarded by the end of October.

Type of Support (Across All Program Areas): Capacity-building, specifically projects that will help the organization more efficiently deliver its mission or enhance, sustain and manage its serves more effectively; program development and enhancement, including projects for promising pilot programs or projects that will help the organization more effectively impact more people; research, evaluation, or other projects that will improve health, workforce, or family justice outcomes JPMorgan Chase Relationship: If after reading the Funding Interest guidelines you find a fit with your organization, please review our application procedures and submit your application online.

Please include the following items in your organization’s request: 1. Proposal (maximum of three pages, 12 pt font, normal margins) which includes: a. Overview of the organization (i.e., primary goals, needs or problems being addressed, population served) b.

Description of the project for which you are seeking support i. Statement of purpose and the needs being addressed by the project ii. Population served and how they will benefit from the project iii.

Project timeline/anticipated project duration c. Description of what success looks like. If your project will improve capacity, detail what capacity will be developed through the grant.

a. If it is a two-year request, please include a two-year projected budget b. Include a list of foundation, corporate and other support applied to the budget, including your pending request to the Foundation.

c. Make sure to include all income and expenses related to the project—not just what the Foundation would support. 3.

Current fiscal year board-approved organizational budget 4. List of foundation and corporate supporters a. Include a list of funders for the current fiscal year b.

Include foundation and corporation names and amounts 5. Most recently completed audited financial statements. If your organization does not conduct an audit, submit the most recent IRS Form 990.

a. Include professional affiliations (employer) PLEASE NOTE: All applications to the Ira W. DeCamp Foundation must be submitted online.

Total Contributions in 2025: $4,800,000 Callen-Lorde Community Health Center , New York, NY $100,000 as the final installment for Callen-Lorde Bronx Capital Expansion Center for Comprehensive Health Practice, Inc , New York, NY $100,000 as the first installment for Building Monitoring and Evaluation Capacity to continue to Improve Patient Care and Experience within CCHP’s Integrated Care Model Community Health Care Association of New York State, Inc , New York, NY $75,000 as the first installment for capacity-building activities East Harlem Health Outreach Partnership at the Icahn of Medicine at Mount Sinai , New York, NY $60,000 as the final installment for East Harlem Health Outreach Program (EHHOP) $100,000 as the first installment for the NYC Fund to End Youth and Family Homelessness The Floating Hospital , New York, NY $70,000 as the first installment for Enhancing Data Capacity to Serve NYC’s Homeless and Low-Income Families Fund for Public Health in New York, New York, NY $150,000 as the first installment for Evaluation of the Maternal Home Collaborative Grameen America , Jackson Heights, NY $75,000 for Strengthen the Community Health Workforce: Capacity Building and Program Innovation for Grameen Promotoras in New York City Hudson Guild , New York, NY $75,000 for Expanding Access to Mental Health Resources for Children and Families Independence Care System , New York, NY $100,000 as the first installment for Improving Primary Care Access & Experience for Individuals Living with Physical Disabilities – Putting Evidence into Practice The Kaleidoscope Foundation , New York, NY $35,000 for Final Phase of Pilot for school-based mental health: SBLA and CBLA Montefiore Medical Center , Bronx, NY Montefiore Medical Center , Bronx, NY $100,000 as the first installment for Expansion of a system-wide Community Health Worker program New York City Health + Hospital , New York, NY $50,000 as the first installment for General Housing Intake Tracker (GHIT) New York Presbyterian Fund, Inc , New York, NY $150,000 as the final installment for creating an Obstetrics Community Health Worker New York School-Based Health Foundation , New York, NY $90,000 as the first installment for using data to improve oral health care in NYS Schools Project Renewal , New York, NY $75,000 as the final installment for Addressing New York City’s Behavioral Health Workforce Crisis: Psychiatric Social Health Technician Training Sunset Park Health Council, Inc DBA Family Health Center at NYU Langone , Brooklyn, NY $120,000 as the first installment for Digitally enabled Care in a Health Equity focused FQHC Learning Health System Child and Family Wellbeing Adoptive and Foster Family Coalition , New York, NY $70,000 as the first installment for a Foster Family Advocacy Specialist Advocates for Children of New York, Inc , New York, NY $75,000 as the final installment for Project Achieve Alex House Project , Brooklyn, NY $35,000 for the parenting journey and job readiness experience Anthos Home , New York, NY $75,000 as the final installment for Aftercare Services for Youth Aging Out of Foster Care: Capacity Building and Program Enhancement At the Table , Brooklyn, NY $75,000 as the final installment for the College Tutoring Program Center for Family Representation , New York, NY $50,000 as the first installment for the Center’s policy advocacy and community affairs work Center for New York City Affairs , New York, NY $50,000 as the final installment for the Child Welfare Watch Children's Aid Society , New York, NY $60,000 as the final installment for the Supporting the Fostering Youth Success Alliance Children’s Rights , New York, NY $35,000 as the first installment for Centering Lived Experience to Strengthen Support for New York Children and Families Children’s Village , Dobbs Ferry, NY $35,000 for Families Supporting Teens (FaST) City Living New York , New York, NY $75,000 as the first installment for City Living NY: Housing Support Program Council of Family and Child Caring Agencies , New York, NY $60,000 as the first installment for Growing Together: Sustaining Success Court Appointed Special Advocates – NYC , New York, NY $70,000 as the first installment for the youth transition form care project Family Justice Law Center , New York, NY $60,000 as the first installment for the Family Justice Law Center The Felix Organization , Locust Valley, NY $25,000 as the first installment for Camp Felix Pride Fostering Change For Children , Rocky Point, NY $50,000 as the final installment for the Children's Corps – Caseworker Employment Initiative Fostering Media Connections , Los Angeles, CA $30,000 as the first installment for Ensuring a Voice for New York’s Foster Youth Fund for the City of New York, New York, NY $65,000 for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry for the Underserved – CAP4Us Fund for the City of New York , New York, NY $125,000 as the final installment for the Center for Fair Futures capacity-building Fund for the City of New York , New York, NY $50,000 as the final installment for the NYC Family Policy Project to support a Parent-Led Research and Advocacy Project to Accelerate NYC’s shift to “Support, Not Report” Families Fund for the City of New York , New York, NY $50,000 as the first installment to Power of Two support Fostering Relationships Graham Windham , Brooklyn, NY $75,000 as the final installment for the Family Success Initiative Hearts to Homes Furnishings , Yonkers, NY $35,000 for Housewarmings for Foster Youth Mobilization for Justice, Inc, New York, NY $50,000 as the final installment to support the Kinship Caregiver Law Project Rising Ground , Brooklyn, NY $100,000 as the final installment for the Co-Parenting Program The Door – A Center for Alternatives, Inc , New York, NY $50,000 as the final installment for The Door’s legal services for foster care youth in New York City You Gotta Believe!

The Older Child Adoption and Permanency Movement , New York, NY $70,000 as the first installment for Youth Clinical Services to prevent disruptions Buildings Skills NY , New York, NY $60,000 for Scaling Job Placement Services through Sustainable Employer Relations Strategies CEC Stuyvesant Cove Inc , Long Island City, NY $60,000 as the final installment to support the Community Engagement Green Workforce Externship Commonpoint Queens , Little Neck, NY $70,000 as the first installment for the Electrical Training Program Emma’s Torch , Brooklyn, NY $70,000 as the first installment for the new site in Inwood, Manhattan Footsteps, Inc , New York, NY $75,000 as the final installment for Footsteps Proposal to Ira W.

DeCamp Foundation July 2024 $70,000 to support Growing NYC’s Nontraditional Life Sciences Talent Pipeline Getting Out Staying Out , New York, NY $25,000 for career services for formerly incarcerated and at-risk youth Goodwill Industries of Greater New York and Northern New Jersey, Inc , Brooklyn, NY $125,000 as the final installment to hire a FT VP of Employer and Corporate Partnerships $70,000 as the first installment for Shared Lane for scaling capacity for career navigation Fund for the City of New York , New York, NY $75,000 for general operating support for the New York City Employment and Training Coalition Henry Street Settlement , New York, NY $70,000 as the first installment for the Leap Fund for the NYC Workforce Benefits Cliff Pilot Hot Bread Kitchen , New York, NY $75,000 as the final installment for Investing the Culinary Workforce Development for Women of Color: Employer Partnerships and Evaluation Capacity Building JobsFirst NYC , New York, NY $50,000 as the final installment for general operating support The New York Community Trust , New York, NY $75,000 as the first installment for The New York City Workforce Development Fund New York Foundling , New York, NY $50,000 for General Operating Support for Bring Up Minimum Pay Pursuit , Long Island City, NY $60,000 as the final installment for Strengthening the Fellowship Program Queens Community House , Forest Hills, NY $70,000 as the first installment for Airport Career Pathways Reel Stories Teen Filmmaking Inc DBA Reel Works , Brooklyn, NY $70,000 as the first installment for infrastructure development for MediaMKRS St.

Nicks Alliance , Brooklyn, NY $75,000 as the final installment for the Hire of a Director of Technology & Innovation Staten Island Performing Provider System , Staten Island, NY $50,000 for the workforce development program STRIVE International , New York, NY $70,000 as the first installment for the STRIVE Brooklyn Career Coach The EAGLE Academy Foundation , New York, NY $70,000 as the first installment for The Eagle Academy Foundation workforce program expansion: NYPD School Safety Pipeline The Marcy Lab , Brooklyn, NY $70,000 as the first installment for investing in org-wide data infrastructure Workforce Professionals Training Institute , New York, NY $50,000 as the final installment for General Operating Support All application materials must be submitted online .

Grant recipients should address receipts and reports to: The Ira W. DeCamp Foundation, grant. reports@jpmorgan.

com . Contacts for the specific initiative are: Community-based healthcare: DeCamp_Community_Health@jpmorgan. com Foster Care: DeCamp_Family_Wellbeing@jpmorgan.

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