Manhattan Community Grants - Historical

DPR

New York City Bombsquad Basketball Classic, Inc.

NYCBBC basketball saturday league serves more than 275 young boys and girls ages 6-18 of every skill level. The program begins with a 6-week fundamentals camp and a scrimmage proces. Thereafter, kids are placed in team and compete against each other thorughout the summer.

No

6000.00

3000.00

NYCBBC Summer League

2186 Fifth Avenue, Suite 12R

New York

NY

10037

MANHATTAN

40.811593

-73.938494

10

9

212

1053890

1017300036

Central Harlem North-Polo Grounds

DFTA

Manhattan Legal Services

Manhattan Legal Services started the Elderly Consumer Protection Project in 2007 after finding increasing need among our elderly clients for legal representation and education on consumer law issues. With legal representation, advice, and community education, these seniors can be protected. Manhattan Legal Services has been one of the only providers of these services to seniors through its Elderly Consumer Protection Project.

No

12000.00

9000.00

Elderly Consumer Protection Project

One West 125th Street, 2nd Floor

New York

NY

10038

DFTA

United Cerebral Palsy of New York City, Inc.

In 2011, United Cerebral Palsy of New York City (UCP of NYC) developed HealthLink, a series of field tested curricula which to date has educated over 1,000 health care professionals and students about the unique and complex health care needs of individuals with developmental, intellectual and physical disabilities and the medically frail. With a grant from the Manhattan Borough President's Office, UCP of NYC intends to utilize our HealthLink curricula.

Yes

9500.00

4500.00

Breast Health Awareness Women w/Disabilities who are Aging their Clinicians

80 Maiden lane

New York

NY

10038

MANHATTAN

40.707116

-74.007329

1

1

7

1001015

1000420031

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DFTA

Urban Justice Center - Community Development Program

The Protecting Senior NYCHA Tenants program focuses on preserving the quality of life of elderly tenants in several Lower East Side NYCHA developments that are part of NYCHA's infill program. CDP and GOLES, and LES-based community organization, are working with tenants in these developments to ensure that they are aware of their rights, and to make sure that NYCHA's infill plans do not negatively impact tenants; quality of life and access to public recreation space.

Yes

10000.00

7500.00

Protecting Senior NYCHA Tenants

123 William Street, 16th Fl.

New York

NY

10038

MANHATTAN

40.709112

-74.006889

1

1

1502

1079063

1000780004

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOE

Apex for Youth, Inc.

Apex for Youth provides Saturday math and english prep as well as basketball programming to four elementery schools in the Lower East Side and Chinatown. Working professionals volunteer to be teachers and coaches.

No

5000.00

3000.00

Three Bridges Elementary Schools Programs

80 Maiden Lane Suite 1102

New York

NY

10038

MANHATTAN

40.707116

-74.007329

1

1

7

1001015

1000420031

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOE

Learning Leaders, Inc.

Learning Leaders' literacy and numeracy workshops explore grade level expctation in reading, writing and mathematics, helping parents understand the curriculum their children are studying.

No

10000.00

3000.00

Family Literacy/Numeracy Workshops in Districts 1, 4 and 6

80 Maiden Lane, 11th Floor

New York

NY

10038

MANHATTAN

40.707116

-74.007329

1

1

7

1001015

1000420031

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOE

Reading Excellence and Discovery (READ) Foundation

READ trains and supports middle and high school students to provide structured, individualized, research based, supervised one-to-one tutoring to at-risk Kindergarten and first grade students.

No

4000.00

3000.00

READ - Success Starts Early

80 Maiden Lane, 11th Fl.

New York

NY

10038

MANHATTAN

40.707116

-74.007329

1

1

7

1001015

1000420031

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOE

The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.

CHCF is requesting funding to support its Common Core State Standards (CCSS) education project for 50 parents in Manhattan. CHCF has been providing workshops in Spanish and Enghlish to parents, child care providers and school personnel in New York City about the CCSS, their implementation, and teh impact on their children, schools, and communities.

No

5000.00

0.00

Common Core State Standards for Parents

110 William Street, Suite 1802

New York

NY

10038

MANHATTAN

40.708791

-74.007189

1

1

1502

1001186

1000770008

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOHMH

The Urban Justice Center

Established in 2003, DVP provides survivors of domestic violence and their children the psychosocial support and legal advocacy they need to achieve freedom from the abuse and violence in their lives.

Yes

7500.00

4000.00

The Domestic Violence Project

123 William Street, 16Fl.

New York

NY

10038

MANHATTAN

40.709112

-74.006889

1

1

1502

1079063

1000780004

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DPR

Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance, Inc.

City of Water Day celebrates the potential of the New York City waterfront with a focus on enagaing families through fun outdoor activities. The main event takes place at Governors Island and local events are held throughout City waterfronts.

No

10000.00

0.00

City of Water Day

241 Water Street, 3rd Fl.

New York

NY

10038

MANHATTAN

40.707981

-74.002471

1

1

1501

1078980

1000970051

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DPR

New York Lesbian and Gay Experimental Film Festival

LPV is dedicated to fostering the interest of all segments of the neighborhood and the arts community, and does so by broadening and enriching the general public through performances, screenings, and workshops.

Yes

3000.00

3000.00

LIGHTS! CAMERA! PAINT! - MIX Nnyc Visual Art Workshop Series

82 Nassau Street, #341

New York

NY

10038

MANHATTAN

40.709872

-74.008072

1

1

1502

1001201

1000787503

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DFTA

Ansonia Music Outreach Organization, Inc.

Our Access to Music program continues to bring free classical music performances to the elderly at senior centers, nursing homes, and senior care facilities in New York City, through our Music for the Elderly Series. We provide enriching arts experiences where previously none were offered, and in many cases our musicians help seniors maintain the quality of life.

No

6000.00

3000.00

Access to Music: Music for the Elderly Series

330 Wadsworth Avenue, 2G

New York

NY

10040

MANHATTAN

40.855188

-73.931061

12

10

279

1064084

1021700287

Washington Heights North

DFTA

YM/YWHA Association of Washington Heights and Inwood, Inc.

The YM & YWHA of Washington Heights and Inwood (the Y) has spearheaded The Husdon Community Project: Safe A Home (HCP), a regional collaborative effort with the Jewish Community council of Washington Heights-Inwood (JCC-WHI) that provides concrete and support services to frail and culnerable older adults ages 60+, with most living in Manhattan Community District #12.

No

25000.00

9193.00

The Hudson Community Project: Safe At Home

54 Nagle Avenue

New York

NY

10040

MANHATTAN

40.859993

-73.929129

12

10

285

1064146

1021720064

Washington Heights North

DPR

New York Scandia Symphony

The Scandinavian Music Festival in Fort Tryon Park is a unique series of three outdoor summer concerts performed by musicians of the Scandia Symphony and guest artists.

No

5000.00

0.00

The Scandinavian Music Festival

720 Fort Washington Avenue, #5D

New York

NY

10040

MANHATTAN

40.857943

-73.934962

12

10

281

1064475

1021800614

Washington Heights North

DPR

Roosevelt Island Visual Art Association

Ongoing programs including FREE drawing classes (still life and portraits) for children and adults every Saturday morning open to the Roosevelf Island and adjoining Manhattan communities all year including summer programs.

Yes

30000.00

0.00

Gasllery RIVAA Cultural Expansion

527 Main Street

New York

NY

10044

MANHATTAN

40.761293

-73.950315

8

5

23801

1087293

1013730040

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

DFTA

EIS: Eviction Intervention Services

EIS provides tenant advocacy sercives -legal, educational and social services - to assist Manhattan seniors maintan their housing. EIS targets seniors who live in rent-regulated housing.

No

15000.00

10000.00

Homeless Prevention for Seniors

1233 Second Avenue

New York

NY

10065

MANHATTAN

40.764111

-73.961803

8

4

118

1043870

1014197501

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

DFTA

Health Advocates for Older People, Inc.

The Program promotes physical and mental health with a series of wellness programs, intellectual stimulation activities, Home Safety Assessments and provides tools and materials to help the elderly to organize their lives.

No

5000.00

3000.00

Healthy Aging Program of Health Advocates for Older People, Inc.

1233 Second Avenue

New York

NY

10065

MANHATTAN

40.764111

-73.961803

8

4

118

1043870

1014197501

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

DPR

Society of Illustrators, Inc.

In collaboration with DPR Afterschool Program the Summer Illustration Art Academy will serve at-risk youth ages 9-13 (25 per week ) in July. Students will learn multi-media drawing techniques from 10 prominent illustrators while visiting NYC cultural, historical and scientific institutions.

No

5000.00

3000.00

2013 SI Summer Illustration Art Academy for At-Risk Youth

128 East 63rd Street

New York

NY

10065

MANHATTAN

40.764897

-73.966774

8

4

11402

1042056

1013970060

Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill

DFTA

The Carter Burden Center for the Aging, Inc.

The program is a One Stop Senior Services that provides case assistance, crisis intervention, ind. and or family counseling, escorted trips to court or to police and educational programs.

No

10000.00

8000.00

Community Elder Mistreatment & Abuse Prevention Program (CEMAPP)

1484 First Avenue

New York

NY

10075

MANHATTAN

40.771244

-73.953478

8

5

132

1081248

1014720003

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

DOE

Youth Arts New York, Inc.

Hibakusha Stories, an initiative of Youth Arts New York, will be conducting 5 days of interactive workshops in New York City in mid-October, 2013, and 8days of workshops in early May, 2014, in which survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, known as hibakusha, will tell their stories to students in local high schools and universities.

Yes

8000.00

3000.00

Hibakusha Stories

P.O. Box 363, Old Chelsea Station

New York

NY

10113

DPR

NYLaughs, Inc.

"Laughter in the Park" (LITP) is NYLaughs' signature series of free comedy shows in NYC Parks during the summers. Through "Laughter in the Park," we strive to provide laughter FREE to New Yorkers on a consistent basis by producing comedy shows throughout the City's public venues.

Yes

9000.00

0.00

Laughter in the Park 2013 - Central 6/23; 7/7; 67/29 - Tompkins 6/30; 7/14 - Washington Sq. Pk. 7/21

P.O. Box 1503, Old Chelsea Station

New York

NY

10113

DOC

College and Community Fellowship, Inc.

CCF's core academic support program wraps around participants to enable them to enroll in and graduate from college. CCF's multi-layered approach to academic support, including Scholarships for Formerly Incarcerated Women College Students, reflects the complex needs of formerly incarcerated women.

No

9600.00

4060.00

Scholarships for Formerly Incarcerated Women College Students

475 Riverside Drive, Suite 1626

New York

NY

10115

MANHATTAN

40.811101

-73.964168

9

7

205

1059835

1019910001

Morningside Heights

DOE

Greater New York Councils, Boy Scouts of America

The Exploring program provides young men and women ages 14 to 20 from New York City with hands-on workforce and vocational preparation through a series of career seminars hosted by professionals on-site at our partner companies, organizations, and governmental agencies.

Yes

10000.00

0.00

Exploring: A worksite-based career preparation program

350 - 5th Avenue, Suite 7820

New York

NY

10118

DFTA

Carnegie East House

The support services at Carnegie East House are important to the health and longevity of our nearly 100 older adult residents. We provide three meals a daily as well as nursing care, managing their appoinrments with doctors, monitoring their taking of medications and other programs designed to assure their continued health, mental acuity and quality of life.

No

20000.00

0.00

Social Work Services

1844 Second Avenue

New York

NY

10128

MANHATTAN

40.783785

-73.94741

8

5

15601

1087822

1015580003

Yorkville

DFTA

Search and Care, Inc.

Since 1972 Search and Care has acted ag a go-to community based resource providing essential and often un-duplicated fee-free programs and services that strive to meet the critical needs of more than 10 thousand vulnerable and increasingly at-risk elderly men and women.

No

10000.00

10000.00

Social Work Services

1844 Second Avenue

New York

NY

10128

MANHATTAN

40.783785

-73.94741

8

5

15601

1087822

1015580003

Yorkville

DFTA

Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center, Inc.

To provide access to technology education especifically desgined for older adults (60+) and its offer through our Senior Center. Learning new skills helps keep their minds alert and engages older adults in the language of technology.

No

10000.00

5000.00

Stanley's Technology Wizards

415 East 93rd Street

New York

NY

10128

MANHATTAN

40.780904

-73.945112

8

5

152

1082367

1015730001

Yorkville

DFTA

The Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association

The Himan Brown Senior Program has enriched the lives of countless seniors by providing a variety of activities and classes that keep people's minds and bodies engaged and active. The program runs all day Monday through Friday with 65+ classes each week, including, for example: Ceramics, Painting and Drawing, Memoir Writing, Dance, Men's Retirement Rap Group, Music, World Events, Foreign Language, Fitness, Senior Adult Chours, and Necessary Conversation in Later Life.

No

15000.00

5000.00

Himan Brown Senior Program

1395 Lexington Avenue

New York

NY

10128

MANHATTAN

40.783051

-73.952978

8

5

15801

1048310

1015200050

Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill

DOE

Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Foundation

The MCC Foundation helps businesses find interns and potential employees in CTE high schools and to educate the students in the types of jobs in their field of interest.

No

69370.00

0.00

MCCF CTE High School Initiative

1375 Broadway 3rd Fl.

New York

NY

10128

MANHATTAN

40.752328

-73.987461

5

3

109

1015254

1008130016

Midtown-Midtown South

DOE

Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation

Learning Through Art is the Guggenheim's most enduring education program, providing sustained in-school arts education to nearly 150,000 students from diverse cultural and economic backgrounds. As part of this program, highly trained teaching artists collaborate with classroom teachers at 10 New York City public schools to facilitate 17 residencies each year.

No

10000.00

0.00

Learning Through Art

1071 Fifth Avenue

New York

NY

10128

MANHATTAN

40.782925

-73.959391

8

4

15002

1046946

1015000001

Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill

DOE

The Children's Aid Society

The Saturday Program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children and Teens is the only free weekend program for deaf young people in New York. The program is poen to all deaf children and teens in the city, and currently enrolls 122 young people, age 5-20. Many have secondary disabilities including ADHD, Down Syndrome, and Cenrebral Palsy.

No

5000.00

3000.00

Rhinelander Saturday Program for Deaf Children and Teens

350 East 88th Street

New York

NY

10128

MANHATTAN

40.778667

-73.949598

8

5

14602

1050055

1015500031

Yorkville

DPR

Civitas Citizens Inc.

CIVITAS plans to initiate a comprehensive community outreach process and programming to engage the local community regarding the East River Esplanade.

Yes

18000.00

0.00

Reimaging The waterfront - Community Workshops & Programming

1457 Lexington Avenue

New York

NY

10128

MANHATTAN

40.784854

-73.951659

8

5

15801

1048420

1015230020

Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill

DOE

Education Through Music, Inc.

ETM is unique within the arts education community for its focus on education and our involvement of the whole school community. Music is taught both in its own right and as a means of supporting learning in other areas. We provide extensive training and support to teachers and to school leadership, as we work towards sustaining programs.

No

5000.00

3000.00

Manhattan Partner School Program

122 East 42nd Street, Suite 1501

New York

NY

10168

MANHATTAN

40.751601

-73.97645

5

4

80

1036152

1012960014

Murray Hill-Kips Bay

DOE

Junior Achievement of New York

Funding from the Manhattan Borough President will provide age-appropriate economic, business, and financial education for 220 students in grades K-12 in 10 classrooms in Manhattan.

No

10000.00

3000.00

Supporting Manhattan's Schools Through JA

420 Lexington Avenue, Suite 205

New York

NY

10170

MANHATTAN

40.752262

-73.975464

5

4

92

1035385

1012807501

Turtle Bay-East Midtown

DOHMH

Sanctuary for Families, Inc.

Food nourishes both the body and soul, and Sanctuary would use a grant from the Community Grants Program to implement an innovative 4-part nutritional workshop that would educate and empower immigrant survivors of trafficking.

Yes

5000.00

3500.00

The Nourish Workshop Series

P.O. Box 1406

New York

NY

10268

DFTA

Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty

Crisis Intervention Social Workers provide case assistance to low-income seniors living on fixed incomes, the working poor, the near poor, and the recently unemployed. Their needs are often not addressed by government and other social service agencies because they hover just above the federal poverty threshold.

No

50000.00

5000.00

Crisis Intervention Social Worker

120 Broadway, 7th Fl.

New York

NY

10271

MANHATTAN

40.708546

-74.011041

1

1

7

1001026

1000477501

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOE

Citizen Schools, Inc.

Citizen Schools partners with middle schools to extend the learning day for low-income students in Harlem. We mobilize a second shift of afternoon educators, who provide academic support, leadership development, college awareness and access, and exposure to diverse careers through apprenticeships.

Yes

10000.00

0.00

Expanding the Learning Day for Low-Income Students

120 Broadway, Suite 220

New York

NY

10271

MANHATTAN

40.708546

-74.011041

1

1

7

1001026

1000477501

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOE

Futures and Options, Inc.

Futures and Options assists low-income, minority youth in transcending the cycle of low- or no-skill employment and pursuing college and meaningful careers. We provide work-readiness training, paid internships and college guidance.

No

5000.00

3000.00

Futures and Options College Guidence Initiative

120 Broadway, Suite 1019

New York

NY

10271

MANHATTAN

40.708546

-74.011041

1

1

7

1001026

1000477501

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DFTA

Poets House

Often overlooked, senior residents stand to benefit enormously, mentally and physically from creative writing programs. Poets House plans to offer a series of free writing workshops to senior adults in two targeted community centers in lower Manhattan.

Yes

7500.00

3000.00

Lower Manhattan Senior Residents Poetry Workshops

10 River Terrace

New York

NY

10282

MANHATTAN

40.716033

-74.016446

1

1

31703

1087518

1000167516

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOHMH

Full Circle Life Enrichment Center

The Full Circle Trauma Project is a trauma based therapeutic model that engages young pregnant teens, who suffer from a past of trauma and mental health challenges how to cope and rebuild their self esteem, their disturbed world view abd ultimately their identity.

Yes

75000.00

0.00

Trauma Therapy Project

2429 East Tremont

New York

NY

10461

DFTA

Regional Aid for Interim Need, Inc.

The RAIN Inwood Neighborhood Senior Center is a full-service senior center located at 84 Vermilyea Avenue in Manhattan's washington Heights community. The Center serves residents that are 60 years of age and over from the Inwood and washington Heights communities. The Center provides and extensive range of programs and services to promote the socialization, health and ovberall well-being of seniors.

No

10000.00

5000.00

RAIN Inwood Neighborhood Senior Center

811 Morris Park Avenue

New York

NY

10462

BRONX

40.846052

-73.862177

11

13

232

2043661

2040540005

Van Nest-Morris Park-Westchester Square

DFTA

Steinway Child and Family Services, Inc.

Steinway's Esplanade Gardens Senior Program serves residents of the cooperative age 60 and older. The EGSP helps members fundtion independently through an array of health related, cultural, educations and recreational activities.

No

10000.00

4000.00

Esplanade Gardens Senior Program-NORC &GEM

22-15 43rd Avenue

New York

NY

11101

QUEENS

40.749987

-73.944311

2

26

19

Hunters Point-Sunnyside-West Maspeth

DOHMH

Big Apple Circus, Ltd.

BAC is committed to providing the joy of the circus experience for individuals who are not able to attend shows in the tent. In NYC, 15 Clown Doctors, working in teams, currently have nearly 30,000 interactions with patients each year.

No

5000.00

0.00

CLOWN CARE

One Metro Tech Center North

New York

NY

11201

BROOKLYN

40.694059

-73.985741

2

33

11

3000000

3001420100

DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill

DOHMH

Theatre of the Oppressed NYC

TONYC is applying for funding from the MBPO to support an expansion and continuation of a theatre troop that we have created in collaboration with staff at Housing Works.

Yes

9000.00

0.00

Housing Works 13 Theatre Troupe

P.O. Box 24742

Brooklyn

NY

11202

DOE

Jewish Child Care Association of New York

Two Together provides one-to-one tutorial assistance, mentoring and school support to New York City school children. The program helps students improve academically through weekly tutoring sessions focusing on skills development.

Yes

10000.00

0.00

Two Together

858 East 29th Street

New York

NY

11210

BROOKLYN

40.629856

-73.948486

14

45

774

3206416

3075740070

Flatbush

DFTA

Older Adults Technology Services, Inc.

Linking adults ages 60 and older with technology to enhance their lives is the goal of OATS and the primary focus of its innovative new flagship project, the senior planet exploration center, the country's first technology-themed community center for older adults.

Yes

25000.00

10000.00

Senior Planet Exploration Center

168 - 7th Street, Suite 3A

New York

NY

11215

DOHMH

The Center for Anti-Violence Education

CAE seeks a community grant to support violence prevention, empowerment, and leadership courses for young women at Urban Assembly Gateway School for Technology in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan.

Yes

6200.00

0.00

Violence Prevention and Empowerment for Young Women

327 - 7th Street, 2nd Fl.

Brooklyn

NY

11215

DFTA

Elders Share the Arts

ESTA will bring History Alive!, our award-winning intergenerational multi-disciplinary arts-in-education program, to 15 Chinese Elders, with limited English proficiency, from Visiting Nurse Services of Chinatown Naturally Occuring Retirement Community (NORC), and 15 bi-lingual youth (ages 14-18) from University Settlement House's after school program to participate in a visual arts residency.

Yes

3000.00

3000.00

History Alive

138 South Oxford Street

Brooklyn

NY

11217

BROOKLYN

40.685073

-73.973221

2

35

179

3000000

3020040048

Fort Greene

DOE

Cool Culture, Inc.

Cool Culture uses an iterative process of research, data collection and experimentation to make a deep impact on cultural participation and family outcomes. Our goal is that 75% of Cool Culture families have an enriching educational experience at a cultural institution at least once within the first 3 months of joining our program, and that 50% of families will make multiple visits within 7 months.

Yes

15000.00

3000.00

SNAAP Partnership with the Metropolitan Museum of Art

80 Hanson Place, Suite 604

New York

NY

11217

BROOKLYN

40.685488

-73.974421

2

35

35

3057479

3020030034

Fort Greene

DOE

LOCO-Motion Dance Theatre for Children

We are seeking funding to sponsory 9 boys & girls ages 11-17 from the East Village to take dance classes with us after-school Monday through Friday in our studio. Classes include Modern Dance & Composition, Elementary Dance & Composition and Dance Lab.

Yes

9980.00

0.00

Dance Scholarship Fund

112 St. Marks Place

New York

NY

11217

BROOKLYN

40.681275

-73.978573

6

39

12901

3018655

3009347508

Park Slope-Gowanus

DFTA

The Jewish Channel Institute, Inc.

This project is designed to preserve personal history to be cherished by future generations and, collectively provide the history of a community and an era. The 100 senior citizen participants will receive training in archival techniques, and lessons to provide them with an understanding of local and world events, that occurred eariler in their lives, to help them put their personal experiences into perspective.

Yes

10000.00

0.00

The Personal History Preservation and Sharing Project

436 Avenue Y, 2nd Fl.

New York

NY

11223

BROOKLYN

40.588404

-73.969962

13

47

37402

3254062

3072150010

Gravesend