Awarded Grants

This program supports inner-city high school youth in their transition to adulthood, to teach the history of and increase youth involvement in community and civic issues, and to re-enforce participant’s personal development.

Future Voters of America Party’s mission is to create a political home for young people that will unite them on youth-centered issues and promote participation in the political system.

The High School Internship Program provides 60 high school students with an educational experience grounded in rigorous scientific and horticultural techniques.

To support the After-School Arts Education Program, which serves low-income youth and provides them with academic help and arts education.

The Theater Program is an after-school program where teens volunteer to work as artists and staff to create a neighborhood theater.

To support Riverdale Neighborhood House’s Youth Internship Program, which provides job readiness training, work experience, and career guidance to high school students from the northwest Bronx.

Creative arts therapists partner with teaching artists to utilize the arts to help kids improve social behavior skills, increase engagement in learning and build self-esteem.

To support the Habitat Protection Awareness Project, a high school natural history docent program that is run by the Greenburgh Nature Center.

A project that will result in the creation of a book on the history of the welfare experiments at the Department of Health and Human Services.

To support the Fourth Annual Campbell Collaboration Colloquium.