You can read the our budget allocations below or download them in Open Document Speadsheet (ODS) and Excel (XLS):
Capital ODS / XLS and Expense ODS / XLS
Capital Funding
Capital ODS / XLS
| Category | Organization | Amount | Purpose of Funds |
| Education | DOE - Eleanor Roosevelt High School | $ 94,000 | Tech improvements: ENO whiteboards with projectors and speakers and 3 carts of laptops |
| Education | DOE - MS 114 - East Side Middle School | $106,000 | Purchase of 128 laptops and 8 laptop carts. School received $100K in FY 13 for 125 laptops and 6 carts. |
| Education | DOE - MS 167 - Wagner | $150,000 | Science lab upgrade for 8th grade classroom |
| Education | DOE - PS 151 - Yorkville Community School | $ 53,000 | Technology- Continue Upgrade of current outdated technology: Smartboard Bundles Classroom Laptops and Carts- 30 Laptops Per Class/ Cart Per Class |
| Education | DOE - PS 158 - The Bayard Taylor School | $118,000 | |
| Education | DOE - PS 183 - Robert Louis Stevenson | $105,000 | 4 Mobile Laptop Computer Storage Carts and Mac Server |
| Education | DOE - PS 183 - Technology Integration | $116,000 | - Requesting 4 mobile carts for K-2 classrooms, 1 Macbook Pro per classroom (13 total), 1 server. - Will complete year 3 of their laptop cart and SmartBoard integration project. |
| Education | DOE - PS 198 - The Isidor and Ida Straus School | $ 53,000 | New tables and chairs for Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 5th grade classrooms. |
| Education | DOE - PS 217 - The Roosevelt Island School | $225,000 | Technology update to further support the STEM programs that will be incorporated into the curriculums. Need of updated Active Boards, computers, laptops, smart devices ie. tablets, ipads, chrome books, and document cameras. |
| Education | DOE - PS 290 - The Manhattan New School | $ 40,000 | One laptop cart for the upgrade of an outdated cart. |
| Education | DOE - PS 290 - The Manhattan New School | $500,000 | PS 290 Green Roof & Green House |
| Education | ESMS Technology Expansion | $106,000 | - Purchase of 128 laptops and 8 laptop carts. - School received $100K in FY 13 for 125 laptops and 6 carts. |
| Education | MIHS Laptop Carts | $165,000 | - 30 laptop computers and cart for each of our 4 teams of teachers (120 laptops and 4 carts). - School has applied to be part of the NYC DOE’s Digital Ready initiative |
| Education | Play Roof and Green House Renovation | $675,000 | |
| Education | PS 77 Manhattan STEM Initiative | $104,000 | - Two A+ Mobile STEM carts. |
| Education | Urban Academy iLiteracy Program | $ 73,000 | |
| Housing | NYCHA - Lexington Houses | $430,000 | Replace out-of-date fridges and stoves for Lexington houses residents; 4 buildings with 448 apartments. |
| Housing | NYCHA - lsaacs Center | $680,000 | NYCHA - lsaacs Center continuation of comprehensive upgrade of Senior and Youth Centers |
| Housing | NYCHA - Robbins Plaza | $250,000 | Upgrade the old security system at Robbins Plaza, so seniors can be safer. |
| Housing | NYCHA - Robbins Plaza | $ 45,000 | Automatic entrance will make it easir for seniors to come and go from their homes. |
| Housing | NYCHA - Robbins Plaza | $ 45,000 | Replace piping infrastructure for fridges and stoves for Robbins Plaza residents. |
| Housing | NYCHA - Stanley Isaacs & Holmes Towers | $150,000 | Replace old planting throughout the residence with fresh, vibrant gardens. |
| Library | NYPL - 67th Street library | $ 40,000 | Replace existing security system which has exceeded it's useful life. |
| Parks | DPR - Equipment | $ 65,000 | Purchase a Toolcat multi-purpose vehicle for snow plowing, salt spreading, watering and transporting material for district parks. |
| Parks | DPR - Ruppert Park | $100,000 | Install new irrigation system to maintain the plantings. (Second Avenue bet. 90th - 91st Sts.) |
| Parks | Pool Filtrations Replacement Project | $108,000 | |
| Transportation | DOT - Downtown/Westbound timers | $340,000 | Install 17 electronic signs along M31 downtown and westbound routes that tell riderswhen the next bus will arrive in real time. |
| Transportation | DOT - Westbound crosstown timers | $300,000 | Install 15 electronic signs along M96, M86, M79, M66 crosstown bus routes that tell riderswhen the next bus will arrive in real time. |
Expense Funding
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| Category | Organization | Amount | Purpose of Funds |
| Aging | Young Mens and Young Womens Hebrew Association (92nd Street Y) | $ 14,500 | Funds will be used to support senior programming |
| Aging | Carter Burden Center for the Aging | $ 30,000 | To support and enhance 10 core programs: the Social Service Unit, Community Elder Mistreatment Abuse Prevention Program, Carter Burden Senior Program, C.V. Starr Adult Day Services, Covello Senior. Program, Volunteer Services, Case Management Unit, Making |
| Aging | DOROT | $ 1,000 | To counsel and provide services, including help to secure permanent housing, for homeless seniors participating in the Homelessness Prevention Program (HPP) and to provide continued aftercare services to formerly homeless HPP seniors. |
| Aging | Health Advocates for Older People | $ 1,000 | To support the Healthy Aging Program, to offer courses and services for seniors and to support their efforts to live independently. |
| Aging | Jewish Association for Services for the Aged (JASA) | $ 1,000 | To offer entitlement education and outreach throughout NYC through JPAC Cafes, presentations and conferences, and to offer leadership training, civic engagement and volunteer opportunities for seniors |
| Aging | Lenox Hill Neighborhood House | $ 5,000 | To support the East Side Case Management Consortium which provides case management to seniors on Roosevelt Island, 14th Street to 143rd Street, 5th Avenue to the East River |
| Aging | Lenox Hill Neighborhood House | $ 5,000 | To support the Innovative Senior Center which provides diverse programming from literature and foreign language to belly dancing and Tai Chi, in addition to three wonderful and nutritious congregate meals prepared daily on site. |
| Aging | Lenox Hill Neighborhood House | $ 5,000 | To support the East Side Transportation Program which provides transportation services to seniors 7 days a week, including transportation to and from the two senior centers, Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, and weekend cultural and recreational trips |
| Aging | Medicare Rights Center | $ 1,000 | To support a Town Hall Enrollment and Outreach Day educating hundreds of community residents on state and federal public benefits and answering questions about newstate-mandated Medicare and Medicaid plans, New York’s health insurance marketplace and oth |
| Aging | Metropolitan New York Coordinating Council on Jewish Poverty | $ 1,000 | To support Crisis Intervention Services which engage clients through a thorough assessment of their needs, resulting in an effective intervention and a path toward self-sufficiency. Crisis Social Workers work with clients to create a plan that would guid |
| Aging | New York Foundation for Senior Citizens | $ 7,500 | To support the Home Sharing and Respite Care Program. The program matches compatible persons for shared living arrangements in dwellings rented or owned by one or more of the participants and provides certified in-home attendants |
| Aging | Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) | $ 5,000 | To provide seniors access to OATS courses and register them as members of the Senior Planet Exploration Center so they may receive notice of and partake in programming that supports the use of emerging technologies. |
| Aging | Roosevelt Island Seniors Association (RISA) | $ 30,000 | To support programming and classes for seniors, including tai Chi ,Zumba, building strength, art, Spanish, salsa, yoga stretch, and yoga for the mind. |
| Aging | Service Program for Older People (SPOP) | $ 1,000 | To provide mental health care to underserved older adults in Manhattan. Programs include psychiatric assessments, medication management, coordination of physical and mental health care, and individual and group counseling. |
| Aging | Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders (SAGE) | $ 1,000 | To support the SAGE Center which offers programming that supports LGBT elders in a culturally competent manner and includes employment assistance, benefits counseling, legal and financial planning, educational offerings, robust health and wellness program |
| Aging | Vocal Ease | $ 1,000 | For the production of Vocal Eases live, on-site cabaret-style performances for senior citizens at hospitals, nursing homes, senior centers and senior residences |
| Local | Council on the Environment | $ 25,000 | To support GrowNYC projects and programs including the Greenmarket, Open Space Greening, Environmental Education, and the Office of Recycling Outreach and Education. |
| Local | Girl Scout Council of Greater New York | $ 2,000 | To expand Girl Scout Series programs to reach more NYC girls and to continue Troop-Building efforts city-wide |
| Local | New York Board of Rabbis | $ 1,000 | To support the Stewards of Children education program, a 2.5 hour training that teaches adults how to prevent, recognize and react responsibly to child sexual abuse and molestation. |
| Local | New York Cares | $ 1,000 | |
| Local | Share For Life Foundation | $ 1,000 | To host a Teen Summit event to educate, create awareness, promote enthusiasm for youth to develop healthy alternatives to high-risk, self-destructive lifestyles and overall encouraging behaviors that lead to safe, productive lives |
| Local | American-Italian Cancer Foundation | $ 10,000 | |
| Local | Asphalt Green | $ 15,000 | To support Asphalt Greens Waterproofing Program (WP) in PS290, Ella Baker, East Side Middle school in District 5. The main objective is for all 207 students learn to swim and to be safe in the water. To support the Recess Enhancement Program (REP) in PS15 |
| Local | Big Apple Greeter | $ 1,000 | To promote local communities in each borough by generating free publicity in international, national and local media; recruit and orient volunteers from each community; promote free events in each borough through social media. |
| Local | Bike New York | $ 5,000 | To provide free educational programming includes after school programs, summer camp programs, weekend classes and school assembly programs. Requested funding will be used to purchase equipment, maintain equipment and the cost for instructors. |
| Local | Center for Arts Education | $ 3,000 | |
| Local | Child School-Legacy High School | $ 5,000 | To provide funding for supplemental reading and math programs, to include both materials and initial and ongoing training for school staff, which will assist in remediation and skill improvement for students. |
| Local | Church of the Epiphany | $ 5,000 | To provide meals for the homeless and needy, to operate assistance with food stamps program and distribute donated clothing. |
| Local | City Harvest | $ 2,000 | To provide food programs for those in need, free of charge. |
| Local | City Parks Foundation | $ 15,000 | The funds will be used to pay yoga and fitness walking instructors that introduce seniors to athletic activities in a supportive and social environment. |
| Local | City University of New York School of Law Foundation | $ 10,000 | To support legal services including advice and guidance, offered at the Councilmember’s District Office, or a designated, accessible location within the District; provides multi-lingual, accessible legal services to NYs most vulnerable families in in the |
| Local | Civitas Citizens | $ 2,500 | To raise recycling rates in the area, CIVITAS plans to build on a recent project at PS07 in East Harlem by collaborating on a recycling program in another CB11 school and a NYCHA development zoned for that school. |
| Local | Civitas Citizens | $ 7,500 | To improve the access to and public space on the East River, and support community programming to encourage use of the waterfront. |
| Local | Colonial Dames of America | $ 5,000 | To support public programs at the museum for families and adults, ten K-12 programs, a summer fellowship program and two History Camps for children |
| Local | Community Voices Heard | $ 7,000 | To conduct a Participatory Budgeting (PB) process in City Council districts in FY 2015. These resources will be put towards citywide and district technical assistance costs and the possible hiring, training, and supervising of canvassers to support the pr |
| Local | Community Voices Heard | $ 5,000 | To conduct outreach and education to increase civic participation among residents living in NY City Housing Authority-managed public housing. |
| Local | Department of Parks and Recreation | $ 7,500 | Funds to support Kids in Motion places one Playground Associate in a park/playground five days per week. The staff lead seven hours of free activities for children per week, including organized sports, games, fitness demos, guided walks, and special event |
| Local | Doe Fund | $ 20,000 | Funds to beautify the commercial and residential areas along 2nd ave in district five. |
| Local | East 86th Street Merchants and Residents Association | $ 10,000 | |
| Local | Eleanor Roosevelt High School | $ 10,000 | Science (STEM) prototyping equipment & video equipment |
| Local | Eviction Intervention Services Homelessness Prevention | $ 20,000 | To prevent homelessness and promote affordable housing through support for the work of the Affordable Housing Resource Center. Funding will support group meetings, workshops, home visits, legal clinics, SORT, benefits entitlement counseling, landlord/ten |
| Local | Four Freedoms Park Conservancy | $ 10,000 | |
| Local | Fractured Atlas Productions | $ 1,000 | To serve as the fiscal sponsor for arts organizations and individual artists in all discplines throughout the city, allowing them to apply for grants and accept tax-deductible donations to support their creative projects. To offer liability cov |
| Local | Friends of Firefighters | $ 2,500 | |
| Local | Friends of St. Catherines Park | $ 7,500 | To sponsor one or more Summer Playground Associates. The Playground Associates provide enriching and entertaining activities for neighborhood children using the park, including crafts, games and other activities. |
| Local | Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts | $ 10,000 | To maintain and expand architectural education programs teaching building fun, the immigrant history, and the preservation of landmarks. |
| Local | Historic Districts Council | $ 5,000 | To support funding for programs to educate on ideas, strategies and tools of neighborhood preservation and community development: the Six to Celebrate Neighborhood Tours and Guidebooks and the HDC Annual Preservation Conference. |
| Local | Hospital Audiences | $ 3,500 | To present artistic performances at various health, psychiatric, and medical institutions in Manhattan Council District 5. Funding will be applied to performing artists’ fees, transportation, monitoring of events, and administration. |
| Local | Jazzmobile | $ 10,000 | To offer the senior citizens of New York City a Spring Fling; cabaret-style events that featured a nutritious lunch, a jazz big-band and swing dancers. Funds will be used to pay for entertainment (the band and swing dancers), rental of the facility, cater |
| Local | Legal Aid Society | $ 10,000 | To support Citywide Civil Legal Services in District 5 including housing, education, tax law, health, foreclosure prevention, homeless rights, government benefits, employment, low-wage worker, immigration, family/domestic violence, law reform, consumer |
| Local | Legal Information for Families Today (LIFT) | $ 2,500 | To support the production of Legal Resource Guides, which empower citizens with the information to navigate the City’s complex Family Courts. |
| Local | Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts | $ 5,000 | To provide arts programming for students and audiences in District 5. |
| Local | Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Foundation | $ 10,000 | To develop a 2nd Ave app to attract customers to the small businesses along 2nd avenue and to provide marketing opportunities for them to attract young professionals. |
| Local | MFY Legal Services | $ 5,000 | To provide free civil legal services for low-income New Yorkers. |
| Local | Neighborhood Coalition for Shelter | $ 10,000 | Funding to provide accurate, actionable, and local human service information in the hands of program guests who may need and seek a variety of services. To fulfill requests for information, resources, and referrals on the spot and provide at least 3 reso |
| Local | New York City Coalition Against Hunger | $ 2,500 | Funding will support NYCCAH programs that connect low-income New Yorkers to nutrition benefits, conduct volunteer recruitment and provide technical assistance to soup kitchens and food pantries citywide. |
| Local | New York City Housing Authority - Lexington Houses Residents Association | $ 1,525 | To fund the resident associations' Annual Family BBQ as a focus for community gathering |
| Local | New York State Tenants and Neighbors Information Service | $ 5,000 | To provide counseling and referrals to individual tenants with housing problems; educate tenants who live in affordable housing about their rights; conduct skills-building and leadership development trainings for grassroots tenant leaders; help tenants wh |
| Local | NY Common Pantry | $ 10,000 | To support food programs for the needy, including, Pantry's Choice Pantry program, Hot Meal Program, and brown bag lunches. |
| Local | OpenPlans | $ 10,000 | To support an introductory program to help community organizations and the public understand Vision Zero quickly. It is designed to be interactive and engaging and is for people who may have little knowledge about livable streets |
| Local | Participatory Budgeting Project | $ 7,000 | To educate the public about participatory budgeting and develop the capacity of residents to engage in budget discussions. These resources will be put towards staffing, materials and overhead costs for: Promoting and conducting workshops |
| Local | Public School 151 - Yorkville Community School | $ 4,075 | Funding to provide for Second Grade and Fourth Grade - New-York Historical Society Educators work with every class each month over the course of an academic year, delivering hands-on social studies programs that align with the Social Studies Scope |
| Local | Public School 151 - Yorkville Community School | $ 3,200 | Second Grade Musical Introduction Series: 12 In-School Instructional Sessions/ 4 Professional Concerts at the 92nd St This dynamic and culturally rich program introduces students to the world of music, both in the concert hall and in the classroom, connec |
| Local | Public School 151 - Yorkville Community School | $ 4,000 | First Grade Chorus Program - 16 Weeks of Artists’ Residencies; Planning Sessions & Workshops & Performances. Teaching Artist in Chorus for 1st grade: October, 2012-May, 2013. Classes will be held on Wednesday throughout the year. In this program, students |
| Local | Public School 151 - Yorkville Community School | $ 4,000 | Funds to support STEM Program Services - Throughout this curriculum, students investigate the components of LEGO robotics: LEGO WEDO Education software, design journaling, robot construction, programming and problem solving. |
| Local | Public School 158 - The Bayard Taylor School | $ 5,000 | Technology maintenance. |
| Local | Public School 183 - Robert Louis Stevenson | $ 5,000 | Computrace Software - Required anti-theft software “Computrace Complete" for Mac laptops |
| Local | Public School 198 - The Isidor and Ida Straus School | $ 10,000 | To support ballroom dancing for 4th graders for Rosies Theater Kids for 5th grade. |
| Local | Public School 198 - The Isidor and Ida Straus School | $ 5,000 | To fund two enrichment programs for the students; Dancing Classrooms and Rosie's Theater Kids. |
| Local | Public School 217 - The Roosevelt Island School | $ 20,000 | School residencies such as Ballroom Dancing, Yoga, Salvadori Center/ urban planning, NY Historical Society, STUDIO in a School, Drama and Character development. |
| Local | Public School 527 - East Side School for Social Action | $ 2,000 | To continue partnership with the Guggenheim Museum so all students can attend museum programs |
| Local | Public School 527 - East Side School for Social Action | $ 3,200 | Funding to support Art Farm in the City To continue our partnership with Art Farm in the City so students can learn about animals, their habitats, and what it takes to care for pets |
| Local | Public School 527 - East Side School for Social Action | $ 5,000 | To continue partnership with Music for Many so each month, students can view an in-school performance from talented artists related to special holidays and events |
| Local | Public School 527 - East Side School for Social Action | $ 6,000 | To provide Spanish instruction to students as part of Global Studies theme |
| Local | Public School 527 - East Side School for Social Action | $ 8,000 | To continue partnership with NY Chess Kids so all students receive weekly instruction in chess |
| Local | Samaritans of New York | $ 1,000 | To support public education program, provides free training, information and resources to lay and professional health providers that work with children, adolescents, family members, elderly, victims of violence, sexual assault and bullying, homeless, immi |
| Local | School of American Ballet | $ 1,000 | To support children from throughout NYC to participate in ballet, Funds will be used to assist SAB in providing a diverse population of local students with 40 weeks of ballet training with world-renowned instructors, and will enable SAB to continue educat |
| Local | Upper Midtown Chabad Lubavitch | $ 5,000 | To support year-round programming including the mom-night-out programming, children's events, and cultural events that are open to the entire community.These funds will also go toward Chicken-soup-express program benefiting local seniors |
| Local | Urban Justice Center | $ 5,000 | To perform community outreach and education for vendors in the district on complying with vending regulations, exercising their rights and civic engagement |
| Local | Urban Justice Center | $ 5,000 | To provide services to tenants in private equity buildings, including: tenants’ rights education, legal assistance during the bidding process to promote the purchase of buildings by responsible owners, and legal advice and representation for tenants facin |
| Youth | Turtle Bay Music School | $ 5,000 | To support community programs to provide New Yorkers music lessons and classes, Artist Series Concerts, Cross-Legged Concert Series, Creative Aging, Public School Partnerships, and The Saturday Music Project |
| Youth | Young Mens and Young Womens Hebrew Association (92nd Street Y) | $ 45,500 | To support the Educational Outreach Program, Teens Program literacy projects, scholarship funds, STEM programs or Digital Design Programs. |
| Youth | Association to Benefit Children | $ 5,000 | To support ABC's youth services program, including recreational programming, academic support, enrichment activities, vocational and college preparatory workshops, therapeutic groups, mentoring support, and program staff |
| Youth | Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City | $ 5,000 | To fund Community-Based Workplace Programs by supporting the staff’s direct client work with CD5 youth, mentors, and families. Staff supervises the mentoring relationships, provide referrals/support services, hold workshops/events, counsel families. |
| Youth | Class Size Matters | $ 1,000 | |
| Youth | Gillen Brewer School | $ 10,000 | For operation and maintenance of rooftop space at a school for children with language, emotional, developmental, learning and health-related disabilities. |
| Youth | Inwood House | $ 7,500 | |
| Youth | Island Kids | $ 15,000 | To support the Summer Camp program. Funds will be used to offset the costs associated with additional space rental, insurance, art and sports supplies, as well as costs related to expanding the science program to include an animal education component. |
| Youth | Lenox Hill Neighborhood House | $ 20,000 | To support the Afterschool and Summer Camp programs for low-income children in the East Side Community, operating from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. and on full days during school holidays |
| Youth | New York City Urban Debate League | $ 3,500 | |
| Youth | New York Junior Tennis League | $ 10,000 | To provide free recreational tennis and educational programs for beginner andintermediate players, ages 5-18 years in district five during the summer, fall, winter or spring |
| Youth | Reach Out and Read of Greater New York | $ 2,500 | Support to provide for coordination of literacy services in an already existing infrastructure. Focus on early education: literacy support is provided that focuses on starting strong in the early years and staying with families through to school. |
| Youth | Wellness in the Schools | $ 3,000 | To support after school nutrition and culinary education courses in a variety of formats depending on the preference of the participating school and availability of staff |
| Youth | Young Men's Christian Association of Greater New York | $ 5,000 | |
| Youth | Young People's Chorus of New York City | $ 12,000 |
Initiative Funding
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| Source | Legal Name of Organization | Amount ($) | Program Name | Purpose of Funds |
| Anti-Poverty | Council on the Environment, Inc. | $20,000.00 | To support GrowNYC projects and programs including the Greenmarket, Open Space Greening, Environmental Education, the Office of Recycling Outreach and Education, assisting local communities with food pantries and gardening/landscape projects/maintenance and to act as an aggregator of policy research and resources for the food community. | |
| Anti-Poverty | Upper Green Side, Inc. | $5,000.00 | To support quarterly Shred-A-Thons, the upgrade of the Holmes Towers Community Room to food pantry status, Bike Island, Holmes, Isaacs and Esplanade landscape projects and maintenance, It's My Park Day supplies, summer live music at greenmarkets, UES Video History project and research for the QR Tile/Historic Buildings initiative. | |
| Cultural After-School Adventure (CASA) | Children's Museum of the Arts | $20,000.00 | P.S. 158 Bayard Taylor | This funding supports after-school programs that are in partnership with cultural programs and institutions to provide arts enrichment citywide. (Designations to be determinded post Budget Adoption). |
| Cultural After-School Adventure (CASA) | Circle in the Square Theatre School, Inc. | $20,000.00 | Talent Unlimited High School | This funding supports after-school programs that are in partnership with cultural programs and institutions to provide arts enrichment citywide. (Designations to be determinded post Budget Adoption). |
| Cultural After-School Adventure (CASA) | Creative Minds NYC, Inc. | $20,000.00 | P.S. 198 Isador E. Ida Straus | This funding supports after-school programs that are in partnership with cultural programs and institutions to provide arts enrichment citywide. (Designations to be determinded post Budget Adoption). |
| Cultural After-School Adventure (CASA) | Hospital Audiences, Inc. | $20,000.00 | East Side Middle School | This funding supports after-school programs that are in partnership with cultural programs and institutions to provide arts enrichment citywide. (Designations to be determinded post Budget Adoption). |
| Cultural After-School Adventure (CASA) | National Dance Institute, Inc. | $20,000.00 | P.S. 183 Robert L. Stevenson | This funding supports after-school programs that are in partnership with cultural programs and institutions to provide arts enrichment citywide. (Designations to be determinded post Budget Adoption). |
| Cultural After-School Adventure (CASA) | Turtle Bay Music School | $20,000.00 | P.S./I.S. 217 Roosevelt Island | This funding supports after-school programs that are in partnership with cultural programs and institutions to provide arts enrichment citywide. (Designations to be determinded post Budget Adoption). |
| Cultural After-School Adventure (CASA) | Young Men's & Young Women's Hebrew Association | $20,000.00 | Yorkville Community School | This funding supports after-school programs that are in partnership with cultural programs and institutions to provide arts enrichment citywide. (Designations to be determinded post Budget Adoption). |
| Cultural Immigrant Intiative | Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts | $14,700.00 | The funds will be used to support cultural organizations to provide programming which focuses on the cultural history or traditions of an immigrant community in New York City. This initiative would increase access to unique cultural offerings which focus on our immigrant heritages. (Designations to be determinded post Budget Adoption) | |
| Cultural Immigrant Intiative | Roosevelt Island Youth Program, Inc. | $14,700.00 | The funds will be used to support cultural organizations to provide programming which focuses on the cultural history or traditions of an immigrant community in New York City. This initiative would increase access to unique cultural offerings which focus on our immigrant heritages. (Designations to be determinded post Budget Adoption) | |
| Domestic Violence and Empowerment (DoVE) Initiative | District Attorney-New York | $15,000.00 | The allocation for the DoVE Initiative will support the neighborhood-based provision of domestic violence services in New York City. The funds are to be used to support community-based organizations that provide prevention and empowerment workshops, comprehensive service referrals and legal advocacy to victims of domestic violence. Safe Horizon shall administer this program and provide technical assistance to the providers. | |
| Domestic Violence and Empowerment (DoVE) Initiative | Hebrew Home for the Aged at Riverdale | $5,000.00 | The allocation for the DoVE Initiative will support the neighborhood-based provision of domestic violence services in New York City. The funds are to be used to support community-based organizations that provide prevention and empowerment workshops, comprehensive service referrals and legal advocacy to victims of domestic violence. Safe Horizon shall administer this program and provide technical assistance to the providers. | |
| Domestic Violence and Empowerment (DoVE) Initiative | Sanctuary for Families, Inc. | $15,000.00 | The allocation for the DoVE Initiative will support the neighborhood-based provision of domestic violence services in New York City. The funds are to be used to support community-based organizations that provide prevention and empowerment workshops, comprehensive service referrals and legal advocacy to victims of domestic violence. Safe Horizon shall administer this program and provide technical assistance to the providers. | |
| NYC Cleanup Initiative | Department of Sanitation | $34,313.72 | Cleaning Enhancement Service | |
| NYC Cleanup Initiative | Doe Fund, Inc., The | $34,313.73 | Funds will be used for sweeping, bagging and removal of litter and graffiti along portions of East 86th Street and 2nd Avenue within District 05. | |
| NYC Digital Inclusion and Literacy Initiative | MOUSE, Inc. | $14,705.00 | The Digital Inclusion and Literacy Initiative seeks to address the disparities in access to the internet and increase digital literacy across the city. It funds a program in each of the 51 Council Districts through a local non-profit that serve seniors, youth, and/or immigrant communities. Funded programs would focus on computer training and education, supporting 21st century technology skills development, and improving access to high-speed internet. Funding is for organizations with experience and expertise in providing technology-based services to populations that lack access to computers or other technology skills training. |