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Find similar grantsYouth Development Grants is sponsored by The New York Community Trust. Funds programs that help low-income young New Yorkers up to age 24 overcome obstacles and succeed in life and careers.
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What We Do (& Don't) Fund - The New York Community Trust What We Do (& Don’t) Fund Discover what The Trust funds and whether your nonprofit qualifies for a grant. Take the Eligibility Quiz I’RAISE Girls and Boys International CEO & founder, Shanequa Moore, works with a group of students at a Brooklyn public school.
Photo by Ari Mintz Arts, Culture & Historic Preservation Environment – New York City Environment – National & International Health and Behavioral Health Jobs and Workforce Development Older Adults and People with Disabilities NYC program directors host informational sessions for prospective grantees. Please note that grants generally range from $15,000 to $25,000.
To learn more about how to apply for a grant serving Long Island, you can watch this webinar . You can see the full list of Long Island grants in 2025 here. What we don't fund on Long Island We do not support the following through our competitive grants program: General operating support Health and Behavioral Health You can see the full list of 2024-2025 Westchester grants here.
Learn about how The Trust can work with your nonprofit to build more resilient and equitable communities across New York and beyond. Yee Kam Ng at the Cooper Square Affordable Housing Complex, run by the Jewish Association for Services for the Aged, or JASA, which received Trust funding. Photo by Ari Mintz Are you seeking support for the following?
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