Funding Details
Program goal
To build and sustain strong communities and create economic opportunities that lead to enduring prosperity and livelihoods for low- and moderate-income residents.
Grants are made to
- Advance local and statewide policies and practices that promote safe and decent affordable housing options and protect against displacement.
- Preserve and create multifamily housing for low-to moderate-income families and individuals.
- Build local support for fair, affordable, and sustainable housing developments.
- Promote strategies for job creation and linking low-income residents to employment.
- Develop new sources of innovative community development tools and community wealth building models.
- Invest in the development of historically underserved small businesses and entrepreneurs.
For questions about this program area, contact Sol Marie Alfonso-Jones.
Recent grants
| Organization | Summary |
|---|---|
The Graduate Center of the City University of New York |
to complete the Center for Urban Research Long Island Zoning Atlas project with input from local stakeholders and to maintain the site for three-years. |
ERASE Racism, Inc. |
to coordinate a coalition for more affordable housing on Long Island. |
New York Communities Organizing Fund |
to increase housing stability for renters in the Village of Hempstead. |
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