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Up to US $2,000
The Brown Rudnick Community Grants program aims to support front-line educational workers in underserved communities across cities like Boston and New York. With grants up to $2,000, it addresses immediate educational needs that traditional funding overlooks. This initiative encourages collaboration with educators to enhance learning environments and foster positive change, ensuring that impactful projects receive the necessary support to thrive within a year of funding.
Rolling deadline
Unspecified amount
The Community Facilities Grant Program in New York provides vital funding to develop essential community facilities in rural areas, which include health care, public safety, and educational services. Eligible areas are defined as rural communities with populations of up to 20,000 residents. The program aims to enhance local infrastructure and support community development, helping to improve quality of life for residents while ensuring that funding is accessible based on local median household income levels.
Rolling deadline
Unspecified amount in in-kind support
F.Y. Eye's PSA Grant Program empowers nonprofits in NYC by providing free advertising space through its unique PSA Network. This initiative aims to amplify vital community messages and resources, ensuring underserved populations receive essential information. By collaborating with local artists and creators, the program fosters public awareness and engagement. Nonprofits can share their messages at no cost, leveraging a significant media value of approximately $150,000, to promote narrative change and essential services across the five boroughs.
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Unspecified amount
The Music Family Scholarship, funded by the Music Performance Trust Fund, aims to enhance music appreciation and accessibility for children and communities. Established in 1948, the MPTF provides free live music programs across the U.S. and Canada, focusing on underserved populations. Eligible applicants must have a parent in good standing with a Local AFM and be enrolled in higher education for fall 2025. This scholarship encourages artistic expression and community unity through music, fostering enriching experiences for all.
Rolling deadline
Sills Family Foundation Grants
Sills Family Foundation
Education - Preschool / Early Learning
Child Welfare Services
Early Childhood Development
US $10,000 - US $25,000
The Sills Family Foundation provides grants to nonprofits focused on early childhood education, environmental justice, arts and culture, and support for families in crisis. They prioritize programs benefiting communities affected by the criminal justice system, as well as refugees and asylees. Grants typically range from $10,000 to $25,000, with an emphasis on systemic change and community-based solutions. The foundation operates primarily in metro New York City and California, accepting applications for one-year grants only.
Rolling deadline
Trinity Grants: Neighborhood Support: Downtown Fund
Trinity Church Wall Street
Youth Services
Family Services
Children’s Mental Health
US $500 - US $10,000
Trinity Grants: Neighborhood Support: Downtown Fund aims to enhance the emotional well-being of Lower Manhattan's communities. Launched in 2023, this program focuses on holistic support for families facing systemic challenges such as poverty and violence. By funding initiatives that promote education, health, and economic empowerment, the Downtown Fund seeks to alleviate toxic stress and foster resilience among children and families. Grants range from $500 to $10,000, supporting community-driven solutions.
Letter of inquiry due Apr 30, 2026
Con Edison Community Partnerships
Con Edison
Environmental Stewardship
Renewable/Sustainable Energy
Green Economy & Jobs
Unspecified amount
Con Edison is committed to fostering a clean and equitable energy future by supporting community-based organizations in New York City and Westchester. Focus areas include climate change adaptation, social justice initiatives, and clean energy careers. The funding prioritizes programs that serve historically marginalized communities, promote environmental stewardship, and enhance economic opportunities. Through these efforts, Con Edison aims to empower local organizations to address systemic inequities and build resilience against climate challenges.
Applications due May 6, 2026
The Democracy Cycle Grant
World Trade Center Performing Arts Center Inc
Music
Performing Arts
Theater
US $60,000
The Democracy Cycle is a five-year initiative by the Perelman Performing Arts Center and Civis Foundation, aimed at commissioning 25 new works across various performing arts disciplines. This project seeks to explore and enhance discussions around democracy, especially in the U.S., by fostering artistic expressions that reflect democratic values and inclusivity. Selected artists will receive significant funding to support the creation and development of their works, contributing to a rich dialogue on democratic ideals.
Applications due May 15, 2026
City of Water Day Grants
Hudson River Foundation
Climate Change Resilience & Equity
Environmental Stewardship
Environmental Education
US $1,000 - US $4,000
The City of Water Day Grants support organizations across New York and New Jersey in hosting free community events focused on waterfront engagement and climate resilience. With funding ranging from $1,000 to $4,000, organizations can collaborate with local artists and schools to promote awareness of climate change through interactive activities. This year's theme emphasizes the interconnectedness of NY and NJ communities, aiming to foster a sustainable and vibrant waterfront experience for all.
Applications due May 31, 2026
Up to US $3,000
The Readings & Workshops Mini-Grants provide funding for individual readings and workshops, ranging from $150 to $450 per session. Open to New York State and California organizations, these grants support writers' participation in events. Eligible organizations include colleges, cultural centers, and libraries. Priority is given to those serving diverse audiences and presenting in underserved areas. The application process requires details about the writer and event dates. Grant amounts are capped annually, and matching funds are encouraged.
Applications due Jun 1, 2026
Unspecified amount
The Samuels Foundation: Performing Arts Grant supports New York City's not-for-profit performing arts organizations, focusing on high-quality productions in dance, music, opera, and theatre. With a commitment to both established and emerging groups, this grant aims to enhance the cultural landscape while maintaining an open-door policy for new applicants. Organizations may apply once a year, and while general operating support is prioritized, proposals for creative projects are also welcomed. Note that funding is limited, and not all applications will be successful.
Full proposal due Jun 28, 2026
Trinity Grants: Racial Justice Initiative
Trinity Church Wall Street
Criminal Justice System Reform
Reentry Services
Immigrant Services
US $80,000 - US $350,000
The Trinity Grants: Racial Justice Initiative, spearheaded by Trinity Church Wall Street, aims to foster equitable justice systems through community-driven approaches. Focused on mental health, safety, and reducing incarceration, this initiative emphasizes support for marginalized groups, particularly people of color. It addresses the need for restorative justice, legislative reforms, and comprehensive support for those impacted by the criminal legal system, aiming to transform communities and enhance public safety.
Letter of inquiry due Jul 1, 2026
Charles E. Culpeper Arts & Culture Grant Program
The Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Art & Culture
Artist Training & Development
Artist Residencies
Unspecified amount
The Charles E. Culpeper Arts & Culture Grant Program, funded by The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, aims to support diverse artists and cultural organizations in New York City. Due to high demand, applications for 2024 are not being accepted, but the portal will reopen in 2025 for projects in 2026-2027. The program prioritizes community impact, accessibility, and innovative artistic expression, fostering an inclusive arts community that reflects the rich diversity of NYC.
Applications due Jul 15, 2026
Ira W. DeCamp Foundation Grant
Ira W. DeCamp Foundation
Child Foster Care & Adoption Services
Workforce Preparation & Job Readiness
Health & Medicine
Up to US $400,000
The Ira W. DeCamp Foundation Grant, established in 1970, supports health, social services, and education projects primarily in the New York metropolitan area. The foundation prioritizes community-based health care, foster care initiatives, and workforce development. Eligible organizations must be 501(c)(3) public charities, while ineligible recipients include individuals and private foundations. The foundation emphasizes capacity-building, project funding, and capital enhancements to strengthen community resources and support innovative programming for vulnerable populations.
Applications due Sep 1, 2026
Civic Science Media Project Grants
Montclair State University
Science Communications
Journalism
Climatology
Up to US $15,000
The Civic Science Media Project Grants, offered by Montclair State University's Center for Cooperative Media, aim to enhance local journalism and foster collaboration between scientists and media. With up to $15,000 available for each of the 10 awards, projects should promote community engagement in scientific discourse, focusing on pressing issues like climate change and public health. This initiative encourages diverse participation, ensuring that local voices shape the narrative and enhance public understanding of science.
Applications due Sep 3, 2026
US $5,000 - US $10,000
The Little Venue That Could Grant Program, supported by the Howard Gilman Foundation, aims to provide unrestricted operating support to indie theaters, dance, and multidisciplinary venues in NYC with budgets under $500,000. The program addresses the funding gap for small-budget venues, offering $10,000 per year for two years, alongside professional development services and advisory support. This initiative strives to empower these venues, fostering resilience and creativity within the New York City arts landscape.
Applications due Sep 16, 2026
US $4,000 - US $8,000
The Creative Learning Grants Program, offered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, funds artist-led projects that engage older adults in arts education and hands-on creation. Projects must occur in accessible community settings across Manhattan from January 1 to December 31, 2026. First-time applicants are required to attend an information session, while returning applicants can participate via recorded sessions. This initiative aims to foster creativity and connection within the community.
Applications due Oct 15, 2026
Elizabeth M. Pfriem Foundation Grant
Elizabeth M Pfriem Foundation
Basic Human Needs
Poverty Alleviation & Services
Equitable & Affordable Housing
Unspecified amount
The Elizabeth M. Pfriem Foundation, established in 2015 in Rye Brook, New York, is committed to enhancing the human condition through grants to 501(c)(3) public charities. Focusing primarily on the greater Bridgeport, Connecticut area, it supports initiatives in education, healthcare, food security, and housing. The foundation prioritizes organizations demonstrating fiscal responsibility and innovative programs with significant impact potential, ensuring sustainable support for vulnerable populations, especially children and families in need.
Applications due Nov 1, 2026
Covey Foundation: Literacy Program Grants
Lois Lenski Covey Foundation
Literacy
Education - Preschool / Early Learning
Youth Services
US $2,000 - US $10,000
The Lois Lenski Covey Foundation offers Literacy Program Grants aimed at advancing literacy and fostering a love of reading among underserved children. Grants support innovative programs in regions including Baltimore, New York City, and San Francisco, with amounts ranging from $2,000 to $10,000. Eligible organizations include 501(c)(3) charities and schools. The foundation encourages new ideas and partnerships, prioritizing programs that engage children through regular interaction with skilled staff.
Applications due Nov 19, 2026
Asian Cultural Council: New York Fellowship
Asian Cultural Council Inc
Art Conservation
Architecture
Archaeology
Unspecified amount
The Asian Cultural Council's New York Fellowship offers a transformative six-month program for artists, scholars, and arts professionals from Asia. Participants engage deeply with New York City's vibrant cultural landscape, attending performances, exhibitions, and workshops while building networks with local communities. This unique opportunity fosters peer-learning and individual artistic development, encouraging fellows to incorporate their experiences into their practices and contribute to their home cultures. The fellowship emphasizes exploration, exchange, and support, culminating in a rich cultural immersion.
Applications due Nov 19, 2026
Asian Cultural Council: Organization Grant
Asian Cultural Council Inc
Art & Culture
Cross-Cultural Understanding & Exchanges
Artist Training & Development
Up to US $50,000
The Asian Cultural Council (ACC) offers Organization Grants to arts and culture organizations in Asia and the U.S., promoting cultural exchange through travel and collaborative activities. These grants support immersive experiences, research, and access to artistic communities, fostering international dialogue and relationship-building. Organizations must be nonprofit or educational institutions, legally registered in eligible regions, and demonstrate a minimum of five years of relevant programming. ACC provides additional support to enhance project feasibility.
Applications due Jan 21, 2027
More than US $1,000
The CUNY Dance Initiative (CDI) provides New York City choreographers and dance companies with essential resources like rehearsal time and performance space across 14 CUNY campuses. This residency program aims to support local artists, enrich the cultural life of college students, and create new dance audiences. Eligible applicants include independent choreographers and professional companies with at least three years of professional experience. The initiative fosters collaboration between the city's vibrant dance community and educational institutions.
Applications due Mar 1, 2027
Up to US $237,500
The New York Foundation Core Grants support community organizing, grassroots advocacy, and movement-building efforts in New York City. Grants of $47,500 per year are available for up to three years for established groups and five years for emerging ones. In addition to funding, grantees gain access to capacity-building resources, including legal services, workshops, and small responsive grants. The foundation prioritizes organizations led by marginalized communities and those addressing systemic injustices.
Letter of inquiry due Apr 17, 2027
Scherman Foundation: Arts Program
Scherman Foundation Inc.
Art & Culture
Arts / Culture Access & Participation
Art for Social Change
Unspecified amount
The Scherman Foundation's Arts Program supports organizations in New York City that promote economic, political, and cultural transformation for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC). By prioritizing BIPOC-led arts initiatives, the foundation aims to create equitable access to resources and decision-making in the arts sector, while fostering community power through artistic expression and activism. This strategic focus ensures the vibrancy and sustainability of local cultural heritage amid ongoing challenges.
Letter of inquiry due Apr 17, 2027
Scherman Foundation: Environmental & Climate Justice Program
Scherman Foundation Inc.
Sustainability
Environmental Justice & Advocacy
Climate Change Resilience & Equity
Unspecified amount
The Scherman Foundation's Environmental & Climate Justice Program focuses on empowering Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities through grassroots organizing to address climate change and promote racial justice. With a regional emphasis on New York City and State, the program funds multi-issue, community-based organizations that advocate for equitable climate solutions. This initiative aims to dismantle systemic inequalities and foster a Just Transition towards sustainable, democratically controlled systems, ensuring that frontline communities lead the way in climate transformation.
Letter of inquiry due Apr 17, 2027
Scherman Foundation: Strengthening New York Communities
Scherman Foundation Inc.
Social Justice / Human Rights
Equitable & Affordable Housing
Economic Rights, Justice, & Mobility
Unspecified amount
The Scherman Foundation focuses on empowering Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities through economic, political, and cultural transformation. They prioritize organizations led by or accountable to these communities, fostering intersectional practices and movement-building efforts. Their funding aims to address systemic inequities in New York, particularly in housing, workers' rights, and cultural initiatives, promoting justice and community resilience. The Foundation's commitment to racial justice reflects in its strategic framework and grantmaking priorities.
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200+ Grants for Community Centers in New York City, New York grants for nonprofits in the United States, from private foundations to corporations seeking to fund grants for nonprofits.
75 Grants for Community Centers in New York City, New York over $25K in average grant size
56 Grants for Community Centers in New York City, New York over $50K in average grant size
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Grant Deadline Distribution
Over the past year, when are grant deadlines typically due for grants for Community Centers in New York City, New York?
Most grants are due in the third quarter.
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25.3%
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19.9%
Q3
29.6%
Q4
25.3%
Typical Funding Amounts
What's the typical grant amount funded for Grants for Community Centers in New York City, New York?
Grants are most commonly $22,500.
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