all-years Grant Recipients
Circle Program
Plymouth, NH
Amount granted: $7,200
Grant year: 1999
Grant categories: Rural Human Services, Women and Girls
Scholarship Program for Girls Summer Camp and Year Round Follow-Up
Citizen Schools
New York, NY
Amount granted: $20,000
Grant year: 2017
Grant category: Education
To support the pilot year of the 8th Grade Coding Academy.
Citizen Schools was founded in Boston in 1995 to help close the achievement and opportunity gap between children growing up in poverty and children from middle class households. Specifically, to address the increasing gap in science and technology instruction, the capstone for 8th graders includes a new “coding academy” where students are matched with real world mentors in the technology sector who work with them throughout the year on a project that integrates several different coding techniques (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) with career exposure and mentorship. The students and mentors will work on creating a website, and the program will involve in class instruction as well as partnerships with volunteers from Google.
Citizens Unlimited
Norwich, NY
Amount granted: $1,000
Grant year: 1975
Grant category: Human Services
Community Involvement Program in Norwich, Ny
Clarkson College
Potsdam, NY
Amount granted: $2,500
Grant year: 1977
Grant category: Education
For Students in Engineering, Management, Science
Clarkson University
Potsdam, NY
Amount granted: $10,000
Grant year: 1992
Grant category: Education
To Augment Permanent Art Collection
Classics on the Hudson
Hudson, NY
Amount granted: $6,500
Grant year: 2018
Grant category: Education
To support the presentation of two concerts in 2018, The Iva Bittova concert, titled The Lively Artist, and Seraph Brass, dynamic brass quintet comprised of America’s top female brass players.
Classics on Hudson’s mission is to enrich the cultural life of the greater Hudson community by presenting concerts that span from the classics to contemporary music, performed by internationally celebrated artists. Its goal is to promote understanding and enjoyment of music through educational and concert experiences for audiences of all ages.
Co-Counsel, NYC
New York, NY
Amount granted: $50,000
Grant year: 2025
Grant category: Human Services
$50,000 to support the pilot program to provide pro se assistance for young people eligible for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS)
Co-Counsel partners with community members, nonprofits, law firms, and companies to meet the urgent and evolving legal needs of immigrant communities. Their major project, the Community Pro Se SIJS (CPSS) Pilot, addresses the lack of legal help for young people eligible for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) and their guardians. The pilot breaks down the complex SIJS process into phases, offering community education, pro se workshops, and volunteer training to help participants file necessary family court and USCIS documents.
Cocoon Theater (Rhinebeck, NY)
Amount granted:
Grant year: 2011
Grant category: Visual Arts and Music
$5,000 to support its Scholarship Program.
Cocoon Theatre
Rhinebeck, NY
Amount granted: $10,000
Grant year: 2014
Grant category: Visual Arts and Music
To support its scholarship programs.
Cocoon Theatre
Rhinebeck, NY
Amount granted: $4,000
Grant year: 2009
Grant category: Visual Arts and Music
To Support Scholarship Program