{"id":45,"date":"2025-07-18T13:37:18","date_gmt":"2025-07-18T17:37:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/council.nyc.gov\/yusef-salaam\/?page_id=45"},"modified":"2025-07-18T13:37:42","modified_gmt":"2025-07-18T17:37:42","slug":"fy26-budget","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/council.nyc.gov\/yusef-salaam\/fy26-budget\/","title":{"rendered":"FY26 Expense Budget"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Legal Name<\/strong><\/td>\nAmount<\/strong><\/td>\nCM Purpose of Funds<\/strong><\/td>\nAgency<\/strong><\/td>\nFund<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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\n Inclusion Consulting, Inc.<\/td>\n		$7,500.00<\/td>\nFunds to be
\n used for implementing of mentoring program to youth in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
African Communities Together, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide case management and navigation support to immigrant New Yorkers,
\n helping them access vital services and overcome barriers due to language,
\n cultural differences, and increased immigration enforcement.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
African Voices Communications, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support Reel Sisters’ film programs by funding artistic fees, honorariums,
\n marketing, and production costs, fostering opportunities for women of color
\n filmmakers in Harlem.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Afrikana Corporation<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to be used to address and provide services domestic violence cases in
\n district 9.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Afrikana Corporation<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to be used to provide services to older adults and youth.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Afro-Latin Jazz Alliance of New York, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support community music programs in the district, providing underfunded
\n schools with access to music instruction, instruments, and performances,
\n while sustaining the Afro Latin Jazz Academy of Music\u2019s educational impact.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n Immigrant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
American Legion Post 398 Colonel Charles Young, Inc.<\/td>\n$7,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support the operational costs of American Legion Post 398, ensuring continued
\n community support for veterans, their families, and the Harlem community
\n through essential services and charitable activities.<\/td>\n		DVS<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Amigos Del Museo Del Barrio, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide bilingual, culturally relevant art education in classrooms with
\n limited resources, fostering student engagement and connection through art
\n while promoting Latinx culture and offering transformative experiences at El
\n Museo.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n Immigrant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Apollo Theater Foundation, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support after school program in Public School 154M Harriet Tubman
\n (05M154).<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Apollo Theater Foundation, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support education programs.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Art in the Park, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide a safe and supportive after-school environment for youth in Harlem,
\n offering health, wellness, and arts programming that fosters personal growth
\n and community engagement.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Art in the Park, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n create cultural enrichment opportunities that celebrate artistic expression,
\n foster identity, and build a sense of belonging among youth and families in
\n Harlem.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n Immigrant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Art in the Park, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n raise awareness and offer support for survivors of domestic violence through
\n safe spaces, resources, and educational workshops, empowering families to
\n break the cycle of abuse.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Artistic Noise, Inc.<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support system-impacted youth in overcoming trauma from domestic violence by
\n providing therapeutic creative spaces and paid art programs, empowering them
\n to heal, gain economic stability, and build a path toward long-term success.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Artistic Noise, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support system-impacted youth in overcoming trauma from domestic violence by
\n providing therapeutic creative spaces and paid art programs, empowering them
\n to heal, gain economic stability, and build a path toward long-term success.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCommunity
\n Safety and Victim Services Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Association Nationale Des Senegalais D’Amerique, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support after-school initiatives, karate and Zumba classes to combat youth
\n obesity, and free citizenship classes, providing the community with essential
\n health, wellness, and legal services at no cost<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Association of Black Social Workers Child Adoption Counseling
\n and Referral Services, Inc.<\/td>\n		$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support adoptive parents and teens by providing training, support groups, and
\n independent living workshops, ensuring successful placements and preparing
\n teens for positive, independent futures.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Association of Community Employment Programs for the Homeless,
\n Inc.<\/td>\n		$240,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to be used to help provide cleanup services to District 9’s public spaces.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nNYC
\n Cleanup Initiative <\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Bailey House, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support family cohesion and stability by funding year-round recreational,
\n social, and youth-oriented activities for single-parent families affected by
\n HIV\/AIDS.<\/td>\n		DHMH<\/td>\nAnti-Poverty<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Ballroom Basix USA, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n for after school programs in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Barbershop Books, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to help in increasing reading access to children.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Bethany Baptist Church<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to provide nutrition education for better health for children.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Bethany Baptist Church<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to provide nutrition education for better health for older adults.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
BioBus, Inc.<\/td>\n$2,500.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support hands-on science education in Council District 9 through mobile
\n and community labs, mentorship, and STEM pathways for students.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
BioBus, Inc.<\/td>\n$12,500.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support hands-on science education in Council District 9 through mobile
\n and community labs, mentorship, and STEM pathways for students.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Blacklining Foundation, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support educational programs on sustainability empowering financial
\n literacy, and personal development for marginalized communities, covering
\n staff, materials and engagement.<\/td>\n		SBS<\/td>\nAnti-Poverty<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Blacklining Foundation, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support educational programs on sustainability empowering financial
\n literacy, and personal development for marginalized communities, covering
\n staff, materials, stipends, and engagement.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nA
\n Greener NYC<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Boys and Girls Club of Harlem, Inc.<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nTo
\n expand socioemotional wellness initiatives for children and teens in Central
\n Harlem, addressing mental health challenges and disparities through increased
\n access to services, early interventions, and community collaboration.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Boys and Girls Club of Harlem, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n for after school programs in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Brotherhood Sister Sol, Inc., The<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nThe
\n funds will support community outreach, providing a safe space and essential
\n resources for youth in the community.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Brotherhood Sister Sol, Inc., The<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nThe
\n funds will support after-school programs, including leadership development,
\n job training, wellness, and providing a safe space for youth.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Calliope Creative Foundation<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n empower youth from low-income communities by providing training in
\n playwriting, acting, directing, and producing through youth-focused programs
\n that foster creative expression, skill development, and self-confidence.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n Immigrant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Calliope Creative Foundation<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n empower youth from low-income communities by providing training in
\n playwriting, acting, directing, and producing through youth-focused programs
\n that foster creative expression, skill development, and self-confidence.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Canaan Senior Service Center, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support the growth and well-being of older adults by funding technology
\n lessons, cultural programs, nutrition education, mental health support, and
\n transportation for community outings and activities.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Canaan Senior Service Center, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support the growth and well-being of older adults by funding technology
\n lessons, cultural programs, nutrition education, mental health support, and
\n transportation for community outings and activities.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cannabis Justice & Equity Initiative Corporation<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n fund TEE Program to empower justice-impacted individuals by providing
\n workforce training, certifications, and entrepreneurship support in the legal
\n cannabis industry, essentially pivoting away from the unsafe and unregulated
\n market.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCommunity
\n Safety and Victim Services Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Catholic Charities Community Services, Archdiocese of New York<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will provide support services to aging populations, including case
\n management, emergency assistance, housing resources, and digital tools to
\n enhance stability and self-sufficiency.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Catholic Charities Community Services, Archdiocese of New York<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will provide support services to aging populations, including case
\n management, emergency assistance, housing resources, and digital tools to
\n enhance stability and self-sufficiency.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Catholic Charities Community Services, Archdiocese of New York<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will provide support services to vulnerable populations, including case
\n management, emergency assistance, housing resources, and digital tools to
\n enhance stability and self-sufficiency.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Catholic Managed Long Term Care, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to help in providing care for older adults.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Catholic Managed Long Term Care, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to help in providing care for older adults.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment Services<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to provide in-school chess instruction.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCultural
\n Immigrant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment Services<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support digital chess program that empowers youth by providing chess
\n education and professional development for teachers, fostering critical
\n thinking and intellectual growth through online learning.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nDigital
\n Inclusion and Literacy Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment Services<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support community members with mental health needs through Nathaniel Mental
\n Health Clinic.<\/td>\n		DHMH<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Center for Educational Innovation<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will expand Project BOOST by integrating digital literacy and tech-based
\n learning, preparing students for success in a digital economy while promoting
\n social-emotional growth.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nDigital
\n Inclusion and Literacy Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Children\u2019s Storefront, The<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n to support its bi-annual Swap Shop, providing essential clothing, toys,
\n books, and supplies for families in District 9, with a focus on young
\n children and expecting or postpartum mothers in need.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Children’s Aid Society, The<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support sustainable food initiatives at the Dunlevy Milbank Center,
\n promoting nutrition education, community gardens, and access to locally grown
\n produce to foster environmental sustainability and health equity in Harlem.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nA
\n Greener NYC<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Children’s Village, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nThe
\n requested funds will support the expansion of the Operation Street Peace
\n program, providing youth with educational, community engagement, and referral
\n services to promote gun violence prevention and nonviolent conflict
\n resolution.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
City Parks Foundation<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support free sports programs, live performances, and community
\n initiatives to engage and empower older adults in maintaining and enjoying
\n their local green spaces.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
City Parks Foundation<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support free sports programs, live performances, and community
\n initiatives to engage and empower older adults in maintaining and enjoying
\n their local green spaces.<\/td>\n		DPR<\/td>\nParks
\n Equity Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
City University of New York<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support Creative Arts Team\u2019s arts-in-education programming at PS 123 Mahalia
\n Jackson in Council District 9, using theatre and drama strategies to foster
\n social-emotional learning, creative expression, and community understanding
\n among students.<\/td>\n		CUNY<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
City University of New York<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nThe
\n requested funds will support the J. Bond Center for Urban Futures’ Community
\n Parks Ecology & Resilience Initiative to enhance community engagement,
\n environmental stewardship, and resilience strategies in Harlem\u2019s public
\n spaces.<\/td>\n		CUNY<\/td>\nA
\n Greener NYC<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
City University of New York<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nProvide
\n after school funding for programming at PS 123M, allowing Creative Arts Team
\n to continue providing programming for K-8 students.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Classical Theatre of Harlem, Inc., The<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n for after school programs in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Coalition for the Homeless, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support the distribution of backpacks and essential school supplies to
\n children living in homeless shelters, ensuring they have the tools they need
\n to start the school year with confidence.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Community Voices Heard, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support efforts to expand voter education, registration, and engagement in
\n low-income, underrepresented communities.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Connect, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n help the participants of the program understand and address the lasting
\n effects of elder abuse and ageism by empowering the youth to take necessary
\n steps in crisis prevention.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Correctional Association of New York<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will support CANY’s community engagement and education initiatives, providing
\n video visitation, know your rights workshops, and educational events to
\n support families with incarcerated loved ones, many of whom are older adults.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Dance Theatre of Harlem, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support dance projects in after-school programs in Public School 197M John B.
\n Russwurm (05M197).<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Dance Theatre of Harlem, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nSupport
\n dance projects in after-school programs in Public School 200M The James
\n McCune Smith School (05M200).<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Dance Theatre of Harlem, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n help provide free dance programs to Council District 9 community members as a
\n means to create inclusion.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Dances for a Variable Population, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support a community wellness initiative offering weekly dance programs
\n for seniors, aiming to improve physical health, reduce social isolation, and
\n foster creativity through multi-week dance sessions at various locations.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Dances for a Variable Population, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support a community wellness initiative offering weekly dance programs
\n for seniors, aiming to improve physical health, reduce social isolation, and
\n foster creativity through multi-week dance sessions at various locations.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Doe Fund, Inc., The <\/span><\/td>\n$9,500.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will support the Ready, Willing & Able program to provide paid
\n transitional work, education, and job training for homeless individuals,
\n helping them break the cycle of poverty and achieve long-term economic
\n stability.<\/td>\n		DHS<\/td>\nAnti-Poverty<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Doe Fund, Inc., The <\/span><\/td>\n$40,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will support the Ready, Willing & Able program by engaging participants
\n in community cleanup efforts, providing job training while promoting
\n environmental stewardship and neighborhood revitalization.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nNYC
\n Cleanup Initiative <\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Eagle Academy Foundation, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will enhance after-school programming in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Eagle Academy Foundation, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide support in the projects aim to train the participating youth in
\n education, jobs, financial understanding, etc.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Educational Video Center, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n for after school programs in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Emgage Foundation Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide voting education in Council District 9 by increasing voter
\n registration, understanding of RCV, and how to engage others through
\n meaningful leadership in their civic duties.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Figure Skating in Harlem, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will help in covering operational costs that allows the organizations to help
\n young women reach their full potential through figure skating.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Figure Skating in Harlem, Inc.<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will help in covering operational costs that allows the organizations to help
\n young women reach their full potential through figure skating.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Future Giants Organization<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to help the organization’s Environmental, Academic and Technology (E.A.T)
\n initiative.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Future Giants Organization<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n for after school programs in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Getting Out and Staying Out, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n for housing and benefits assistance for legal system-involved individuals in
\n District 9<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Greater Hood Community Development Corporation<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n empower participants with essential career tools, attire, and skills to take
\n charge of their professional journeys.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Advocates for Seniors, Inc.<\/td>\n$23,500.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n to continue providing educational workshops, social engagement activities,
\n and active living programs to empower and support the well-being of older
\n adults in the community.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Advocates for Seniors, Inc.<\/td>\n$30,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide programming in senior centers in council district 9.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Business Alliance, Inc.<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide assistance to entrepreneurs and small businesses through the means of
\n networking, workshops, and teaching marketing strategies.<\/td>\n		SBS<\/td>\nNeighborhood
\n Development Grant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Chamber Players, Inc., The<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide free public access to diverse classical music performances,
\n celebrating American composers, women in the arts, and Harlem’s cultural
\n legacy through concerts and collaborative events.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Commonwealth Council, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nEmpowering
\n first-generation students with expert college prep and ongoing support for a
\n successful higher education journey.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Commonwealth Council, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will empower older adults in Council District 9 by providing digital skills
\n training, certifications, and career-ready preparation for today\u2019s workforce.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Dance Club, Inc.<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide free, high-quality dance and music programs, fostering artistic
\n excellence, cultural celebration, and community engagement year-round.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Educational Activities Fund, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n to support educational programming emphasizing helping students attend and
\n finish college.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Festival of Culture Foundation, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support Harlem\u2019s cultural heritage by funding live music, local artists, and
\n a community-driven Juneteenth celebration.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Grown, Inc.<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support the growth and maintenance of Harlem Grown\u2019s urban farms, including
\n soil-based and hydroponic farms, mushroom chambers, bee hives, and chicken
\n coops, providing free produce and green spaces for the community.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nA
\n Greener NYC<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Grown, Inc.<\/td>\n$30,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support Harlem Grown\u2019s urban farms, including farming, mushroom
\n chambers, bee hives, and chicken coops, enhancing access to green spaces and
\n local produce.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nParks
\n Equity Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Historical Society<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support historical preservation, cultural programming, and community
\n education through street co-namings, murals, plaques, exhibits, and public
\n initiatives that honor Harlem\u2019s rich legacy.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Junior Tennis and Education Program, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n for after school programs in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Junior Tennis and Education Program, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n teach students how to play tennis so that they can learn to collaborate,
\n enhance their health & physical abilities, and also engage in academia.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Link Charter School<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n for after school programs in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Mothers Stop Another Violent End, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support education and victim services through peer support, violence
\n prevention, youth intervention, survivor training, and community awareness
\n initiatives in District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCommunity
\n Safety and Victim Services Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Needle Arts, Inc.<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nProvide
\n SU-CASA program in District 9<\/td>\n		 <\/td>\nSU-CASA<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Network News Diaspora Foundation, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFor
\n the purpose of enhancing marketing, upgrading equipment, adding a podcast,
\n improving the website, growing audience engagement, and supporting staff
\n training and internships.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem One Stop, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n enhance commercial corridors by funding cultural branding, community events,
\n local business promotion, and artistic engagement.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Presents, Inc.<\/td>\n$500.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support weaving activities in a Harlem senior center.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Presents, Inc.<\/td>\n$7,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support weaving activities in a Harlem senior center.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem SGL LGBTQ Center, Inc.<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide programs addressing domestic violence issue faced by LGBTQ+ community
\n members in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem SGL LGBTQ Center, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nProvide
\n services addressing hate crime faced by LGBTQ+ community members in Council
\n District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCommunity
\n Safety and Victim Services Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Stage, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n for after school programs in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem United Community AIDS Center, Inc.<\/td>\n$7,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide ongoing food access, nutrition services, and comprehensive care for
\n aging adults through Adult Day Health Center in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Week, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support initiatives that empower low-income communities, providing
\n cultural programming that fosters education, connection, and opportunities
\n for self-expression and economic mobility.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nAnti-Poverty<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Week, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nThe
\n funds will support community-based cultural programs showcasing the rich
\n traditions and histories of local NYC communities through events like “A
\n Great Day in Harlem” and “Summer in the City.”<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Week, Inc.<\/td>\n$25,000.00<\/td>\nThe
\n funds will support digital literacy programs that bridge the technology gap
\n in underserved communities, providing access to training, resources, and
\n tools that empower individuals to navigate the digital world effectively.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nDigital
\n Inclusion and Literacy Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Week, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will be used to enhance cultural programming for older adults, focusing on
\n preserving and celebrating their cultural heritage through engaging community
\n events and activities.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Week, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nThe
\n funds will provide youth with cultural enrichment programming, including
\n workshops and performances that celebrate their cultural identity and
\n history, fostering community pride and engagement.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Harlem Week, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nThe
\n funds will support local economic growth by strengthening small business
\n economy, fostering business development, and enhancing networking
\n opportunities for small businesses within the community.<\/td>\n		SBS<\/td>\nNeighborhood
\n Development Grant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nThe
\n funds will support expanded programs for older adults, including wellness
\n classes, social spaces, healthy food access, and community events to combat
\n isolation and promote healthy aging.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Heritage Health and Housing, Inc.<\/td>\n$8,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide comprehensive healthcare, stable housing, and essential support
\n services for underserved and homeless individuals in District 9.<\/td>\n		DHS<\/td>\nAnti-Poverty<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
HOPE Program, Inc., The<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide support to victims of hate and violence.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Ice Theatre of New York, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will expand ITNY’s New Works and Young Artists Series, offering ice dance
\n exposure and training to underserved youth in District 9.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Iris House: A Center for Women Living with HIV, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide fresh, nutritious food to underserved residents through weekly
\n distributions, supporting food security for thousands of individuals and
\n families in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Jazzmobile, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support free, high-quality jazz programs by funding artist fees, marketing,
\n and production costs, ensuring cultural accessibility and community
\n engagement in District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Jazzmobile, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support free, high-quality jazz programs by funding artist fees, marketing,
\n and production costs, ensuring cultural accessibility and community
\n engagement in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCultural
\n Immigrant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged (JASA)<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will support Riverton Square NORC’s expansion of social, health, and
\n recreational activities for older adults, including music, choir, and dance
\n classes, to promote healthy aging, socialization, and creative expression.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Ladies of Hope Ministries, Inc.<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support career development for justice-impacted women aged 50+, addressing
\n barriers to employment through specialized training, digital literacy, and
\n workforce inclusion in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Legal Aid Society<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nThe
\n funds will support The Legal Aid Society’s Family\/Domestic Violence Practice,
\n providing comprehensive legal and social services to domestic violence
\n survivors across the city.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Literacy Partners, Inc.<\/td>\n$25,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support early literacy programs, improving access to resources and
\n fostering literacy development for young children and their families.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nDigital
\n Inclusion and Literacy Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Malikah, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide mental health wellness and self-defense training to women to help
\n navigate and respond to domestic violence.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Mama Foundation for the Arts, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will support music education, performances, and community programming for
\n Harlem residents, especially youth, by ensuring access to training,
\n performances, and cultural events.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Mama Foundation for the Arts, Inc.<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nProvide
\n SU-CASA services in a district 9 senior center.<\/td>\n		 <\/td>\nSU-CASA<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Manhattan Community Board #10<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide support for operational costs for the community board.<\/td>\n		MNCB<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Manhattan Community Board #11<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide support for operational costs for the community board.<\/td>\n		MNCB<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Manhattan Community Board #9<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide support for operational costs for the community board.<\/td>\n		MNCB<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Manhattan Legal Services<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide legal services to survivors of domestic violence.<\/td>\n		 <\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Marcus Garvey Park Alliance, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n promote parks equity by funding free cultural programming, accessibility
\n services, park beautification, and community engagement, ensuring inclusive
\n access to green spaces and the arts.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Marcus Garvey Park Alliance, Inc.<\/td>\n$30,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n promote parks equity by funding free cultural programming, accessibility
\n services, park beautification, and community engagement, ensuring inclusive
\n access to green spaces and the arts.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nParks
\n Equity Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Marcus Garvey Park Alliance, Inc.<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n promote a greener NYC by funding park beautification, and community
\n engagement, ensuring inclusive access to green spaces and the arts.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nA
\n Greener NYC<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Maysles Institute, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support their documentary filmmaking program for justice-impacted youth,
\n providing skills training and creative outlets to address challenges like
\n housing insecurity, violence, mental health struggles, and access to social
\n services.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Medicare Rights Center, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n increase awareness and enrollment in Medicare cost assistance programs by
\n providing multilingual counseling, screening, and training to both residents
\n and citywide professionals.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Miss Black American Princess, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide mentorship and skills development through workshops on etiquette,
\n self-esteem, college readiness, and civic engagement, empowering youth to
\n complete high school and pursue higher education or vocational careers.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Multi Assistance Resource Centers, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to provide help with programming and services for domestic violence
\n survivors.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Museum of the City of New York<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will support bilingual education initiatives and family\/community weekend
\n programs.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n Immigrant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Muslim Community Network<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will support the Muslim Women’s Civic Empowerment Program, focusing on
\n addressing domestic violence by providing resources, advocacy training, and
\n virtual forums.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will help Black Health raise awareness about Hepatitis C, educate doctors on
\n new screening guidelines, and encourage the African American community to get
\n tested and access care.<\/td>\n		DHMH<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
National Jazz Museum in Harlem, The <\/span><\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support the Senior Outreach Series in Harlem by funding free presentations,
\n including live music and discussions, aimed at engaging seniors in Council
\n District 9 and reaching both in-person and online audiences.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
National Jazz Museum in Harlem, The <\/span><\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support the Senior Outreach Series in Harlem by funding 20 free
\n presentations, including live music and discussions, aimed at engaging
\n seniors in District 9 and reaching both in-person and online audiences.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
National Jazz Museum in Harlem, The <\/span><\/td>\n$25,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support jazz education programming for NYC public school students in Title I
\n schools, providing in-school programs and workshops at no cost to students,
\n teachers, and schools.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n Immigrant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Neighborhood Defender Service, Inc.<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to help in providing legal counsel to those facing challenges in family court
\n proceedings.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New Harlem Renaissance<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nTo
\n empower youth through media and storytelling by providing training in
\n podcasting, journalism, and digital production, fostering creativity,
\n confidence, and mental well-being in District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New Heritage Theatre Group, Inc., The<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n for after school programs in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New Heritage Theatre Group, Inc., The<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nThe
\n funds will support storytelling workshops, performances, and community
\n engagement initiatives to amplify immigrant voices, build social-emotional
\n resilience, and foster cross-cultural understanding in NYC.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n Immigrant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support programming for residents of Rangel Houses in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support programming for residents of Polo Ground Towers in Council
\n District 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support programming for residents of Harlem River Houses in Council
\n District 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support programming for residents of Drew-Hamilton Houses in Council
\n District 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support programming for residents of Fred Samuel Houses in Council
\n District 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support programming for residents of Public School 139 (Conversion) House
\n in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support programming for residents of Saint Nicholas Houses in Council
\n District 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support programming for residents of Lincoln Houses in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support programming for residents of Robinson Houses in Council District
\n 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support NYCHA Rehab Program (Taft Rehabs) in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support programming for residents of 131 Saint Nicholas Avenue Houses in
\n Council District 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York City Housing Authority<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n to support programming for residents of King Towers in Council District 9.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York Interfaith Commission for Housing Equality, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n empower Harlem residents through education, advocacy, and grassroots
\n organizing to combat displacement and expand access to truly affordable
\n housing.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York Interfaith Commission for Housing Equality, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n empower Harlem residents through education, advocacy, and grassroots
\n organizing to combat displacement and expand access to truly affordable
\n housing.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York Junior Tennis League, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n promote parks equity by providing free tennis and educational programs for
\n NYC youth, utilizing accessible schoolyards and parks to ensure all children,
\n especially in low-income communities, have access to athletic opportunities
\n year-round.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nParks
\n Equity Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York Sun Works, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n to implement the NY Sun Works Hydroponic Classroom program in Harlem\u2019s public
\n schools, providing necessary supplies, professional development, system
\n upkeep, harvest support, and participation in the annual Youth Conference.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nA
\n Greener NYC<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
New York Sun Works, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n to implement the Hydroponic Classroom program in Harlem\u2019s public schools,
\n providing necessary supplies, professional development, system upkeep,
\n harvest support, and participation in the annual Youth Conference.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide free legal services to low-income immigrant families, supporting
\n family reunification, naturalization, DACA renewals, asylum applications, and
\n legal protections for survivors of domestic violence, ensuring stability and
\n economic mobility.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nCommunity
\n Safety and Victim Services Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide free legal services to low-income immigrant families, supporting
\n family reunification, naturalization, DACA renewals, asylum applications, and
\n legal protections for survivors of domestic violence, ensuring stability and
\n economic mobility.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Northside Center for Child Development, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide in-school mental health services for children through licensed
\n clinicians, ensuring accessible, trauma-informed care and support.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
NYC Kidsfest<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n empower and inspire young people through a multi-day performing arts festival
\n and educational workshops, fostering creativity, confidence, and community
\n engagement.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
One Hundred Black Men<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n empower middle, high, and college students through mentorship, career
\n development, and life-skills programs.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
One Hundred Black Men<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n empower middle, high, and college students through mentorship, career
\n development, and life-skills programs.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nAnti-Poverty<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
One Hundred Black Men<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will support sports mentorship, & leadership for low-income youth in
\n Harlem, along with community events and basketball competitions.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
One Hundred Black Men<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFor
\n the purpose of providing support and services to enhance community safety.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCommunity
\n Safety and Victim Services Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Palante Harlem, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide comprehensive eviction prevention, housing stability services, and
\n legal support to older adults, helping them avoid displacement and achieve
\n long-term housing security.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nSupport
\n Our Older Adults<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Palante Harlem, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide comprehensive eviction prevention, housing stability services, and
\n legal support to low-income families, helping them avoid displacement and
\n achieve long-term housing security.<\/td>\n		HPD<\/td>\nAnti-Poverty<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Palante Harlem, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide comprehensive eviction prevention, housing stability services, and
\n legal support to low-income families, helping them avoid displacement and
\n achieve long-term housing security.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Planned Parenthood of Greater New York, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n to support for domestic violence and intimate partner violence survivors,
\n improving access to sexual and reproductive healthcare through community
\n engagement, training, and partnerships with local organizations.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Police Athletic League, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide youth impacted by domestic violence with safe spaces, mental health
\n support, recreational activities, and career training through PAL\u2019s Youth
\n Link Program, fostering resilience and empowerment.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Police Athletic League, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide District 9 youth with safe spaces, mental health support,
\n recreational activities, and career training through PAL\u2019s Youth Link
\n Program.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCommunity
\n Safety and Victim Services Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Police Athletic League, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide youth with safe spaces, mental health support, recreational
\n activities, and career training through Youth Link Program in Council
\n District 9.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nAnti-Poverty<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Police Athletic League, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide District 9 youth with safe spaces, mental health support,
\n recreational activities, and career training through PAL\u2019s Youth Link
\n Program.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Police Service Area 6 Community Council, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support youth and senior engagement through afterschool programs, community
\n gardening, educational assistance, cultural outings, and intergenerational
\n community connections.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Reel Stories Teen Filmmaking, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will be used to provide free, digital filmmaking workshops by using
\n industry-standard equipment, editing software, and virtual learning
\n opportunities for underserved NYC youth to develop skills in filmmaking,
\n video editing, and storytelling.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Riverside Hawks, Hope, Health and Hoops Corporation<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide Harlem youth with a safe, structured afterschool and summer program
\n that promotes academic enrichment, athletic training, leadership development,
\n and community engagement.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Riverside Hawks, Hope, Health and Hoops Corporation<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide Harlem youth with a safe, structured afterschool and summer program
\n that promotes academic enrichment, athletic training, leadership development,
\n and community engagement.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCultural
\n After-School Adventure (CASA) Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Safe Horizon, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will be used to help survivors of abuse and violence.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Silent Voices United, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide services to address and combat domestic violence in Council District
\n 9.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
START Treatment & Recovery Centers<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will expand Teen START’s school-based mental health and vocational programs,
\n empowering youth in Harlem to overcome barriers of poverty and achieve
\n academic and professional success.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nAnti-Poverty<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
START Treatment & Recovery Centers<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n to support community-based mental health services, providing support for
\n youth impacted by trauma, violence, and systemic challenges, and enhancing
\n school and vocational programs to foster safety, stability, and resilience in
\n the community.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCommunity
\n Safety and Victim Services Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
START Treatment & Recovery Centers<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will support community-based mental health services for immigrant youth,
\n addressing trauma, violence, and systemic challenges, while enhancing school
\n and vocational programs to promote safety, stability, and resilience.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCultural
\n Immigrant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Street Corner Resources, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support SCR’s Mental Wellness Creative & Expressive Arts project,
\n using therapeutic and artistic activities to address gun violence and counter
\n negative social influences on youth.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Studio Museum in Harlem, The <\/span><\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will support educational and community initiatives in Council District 9,
\n enhancing learning, professional development, and resources for students,
\n educators, and local organizations.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nCultural
\n Immigrant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Uptown Dance Academy, Inc.<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n to support pre-professional training, community performances, and arts
\n education.<\/td>\n		DCLA<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Urban Assembly, Inc., The<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support social-emotional learning and career pathways programs at schools in
\n Council District 9, benefiting students, educators, and families through
\n professional development, coaching, and leadership support.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Urban Justice Center<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n to provide support and services to street vendors in District 9 through The
\n Street Vendor Project.<\/td>\n		SBS<\/td>\nNeighborhood
\n Development Grant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
We All Really Matter, Inc.<\/td>\n$20,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support WARM\u2019s efforts to provide emergency services, case management,
\n and educational programs aimed at supporting survivors of domestic violence
\n and breaking cycles of abuse.<\/td>\n		DSS\/HRA<\/td>\nDomestic
\n Violence and Empowerment Initiative (DoVE)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
We All Really Matter, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunds
\n will support community-building events, direct services, and educational
\n programs to empower victims of IPV, promote healing, and enhance public
\n awareness.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nCommunity
\n Safety and Victim Services Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Wendy Hilliard Foundation<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nTo
\n strengthen the Community Gymnastics Program by providing sports instruction
\n and youth development services, including workshops on healthy living,
\n leadership, nutrition, and self-esteem, in partnership with strategic
\n community organizations.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
West Harlem Environmental Action, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide unemployed and underemployed residents with solar, building systems,
\n and OSHA-30 training, along with job readiness support, to enhance workforce
\n development and access to green economy careers.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nAnti-Poverty<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
West Harlem Environmental Action, Inc.<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide unemployed and underemployed residents with solar, building systems,
\n and OSHA-30 training, along with job readiness support, to enhance workforce
\n development and access to green economy careers.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nA
\n Greener NYC<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
West Harlem Group Assistance, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support aging New Yorkers by providing access to healthy food, nutrition
\n education, and community wellness programs, promoting longevity and
\n well-being.<\/td>\n		DFTA<\/td>\nAging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
West Harlem Group Assistance, Inc.<\/td>\n$15,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n promote a greener NYC by expanding access to fresh, locally grown food,
\n nutrition education, community gardening, and sustainable food distribution,
\n fostering health and environmental equity.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nA
\n Greener NYC<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
West Harlem Group Assistance, Inc.<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nTo
\n empower youth through nutrition education, community gardening, and access to
\n fresh, healthy food, fostering wellness, sustainability, and food security.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nAnti-Poverty<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
West Harlem Group Assistance, Inc.<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n expand access to healthy food, nutritional education, and essential community
\n resources for economically challenged neighborhoods, supporting food
\n security, wellness, and holistic community development.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
William F. Ryan Community Health Center<\/td>\n$7,500.00<\/td>\nTo
\n promote health equity by providing community health screenings, education,
\n and primary care access through outreach events in Harlem, connecting
\n residents to care and resources to address social determinants of health.<\/td>\n		DHMH<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Yemeni American Merchants Association<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will assist Yemeni American merchants in Council District 9 with business
\n compliance, legal guidance, and access to financial resources through
\n workshops and one-on-one consultations.<\/td>\n		SBS<\/td>\nNeighborhood
\n Development Grant Initiative<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Young Men’s Christian Association of Greater New York<\/td>\n$10,000.00<\/td>\nFunding
\n will support teen programming at the Harlem YMCA, providing emotional
\n support, leadership development, and recreational activities.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nYouth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Youth Justice Network, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n support advocacy services for justice-impacted youth on Rikers Island, in
\n secure juvenile facilities, and those returning to their communities, helping
\n them achieve successful reintegration, family reunification, and economic
\n stability.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Zeina Lorraine, Inc.<\/td>\n$5,000.00<\/td>\nTo
\n provide immigration support and educational workshops on financial literacy,
\n rights, and health awareness, in partnership with local organizations.<\/td>\n		DYCD<\/td>\nLocal<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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\n Inclusion Consulting, Inc.
\n$7,500.00
\nFunds to be
\n used for implementing of mentoring program to youth in Council District 9.
\nDYCD
\nYouth<\/p>\n

African Communities Together, Inc.
\n$5,000.00
\nTo
\n provide case management and navigation support to immigrant New Yorkers,
\n helping them access vital services and overcome barriers due to language,
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