Central New York Community Foundation

The Community Foundation has $150,000 to fund a project to help fight lead poisoning in Central New York. The organization is leaving it up to the community to decide the best way to spend those dollars, through a community vote that ends May 2.

Following national protests and calls to action last year after the death of George Floyd, the Central New York Community Foundation created a fund to…

As healthcare workers were dealing with the earthquake that was the Coronavirus, nonprofit organizations in central and northern New York were trying to…

The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties is asking the community for help with its racial equity and social justice initiative. Earlier…

An organization that helps support many non-profits in central New York is putting aside a fund for Black-led nonprofit organizations, and for projects…

The Central New York Community Foundation announced the start of a fund to help local nonprofits and charities working with vulnerable people and those…

A program in Syracuse geared toward families of children who are deaf and hard of hearing wants to expand. Whole Me offers a chance for these kids to grow…

Lead poisoning in Syracuse is a major health threat which has ripple effects through generations, and is connected to a variety of social problems. What…

Social service nonprofits that deal with poverty in Onondaga County are finding more ways to collaborate through a year-old community assessment…

The Central New York Community Foundation will spend $2 million over four years to help end childhood lead poisoning by making residences in Syracuse lead…