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To support the Creative Drama for Personal Learning after-school program.

To support a program that offers musical training and performance opportunities to New York youth.

To support a program that offers vocational and employment training in office support services and graphic communication skills to youth with multiple barriers to employment.

To provide general support to 826 NYC, a nonprofit writing center that provides writing workshops

To support and internship program that uses urban agriculture and a farmers market to help youth learn the value of teamwork, civic responsibility, and good nutrition.

To support a program in which students meet with a playwright to create a one-hour play that reflects their experiences and then stage a full production of the play.

To support a pilot program that uses technology and individualized attention to increase the likelihood that at-risk high school students will earn their diplomas.

To support a program that combines direct experience with reflection, academic learning, and analysis designed to compel students toward taking initiative, acting responsibility, and using...

To support a music education program for high school students that integrates Carnegie Hall’s world music programming with high school global studies curricula.

To support ICP at the Point, a partnership program with The Point Community Development Corporation, which provides free arts education and practical work experience through a year-round photography...

To support the College English Preparation Project, which creates after-school writing workshops in Brooklyn public high schools.

To support the improvement and expansion of the Computer Literacy Programs and to update the Computer Lab at the Schenectady Girl’s Inc. site.

To support the School Banking Program, which helps elementary school students in Washington Heights and West Harlem acquire knowledge of financial concepts and of the U.S. financial system.

To support the Teen Empowerment Mural Apprenticeship (TEMA) after-school program, which teaches young people how to develop, execute, and evaluate murals for community organizations.

To support the Child Empowerment Program, which provides elementary and middle school students with mental health services that support their emotional stability and academic achievement.

To support youth programs at the Minisink Townhouse Community Center in Central Harlem.

To support a program that is focused on reducing violent behavior significantly in violence-prone 12 to 15-year-old males in the Bronx.

To support a program that provides structured league caliber competitive sports instruction and activities for low-income and minority youth.

To support the Gay and Lesbian Affirmative Psychotherapy for Youth program, which offers psychotherapy to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people between the ages of 12-22 years.

To support the International Youth Leadership Institute, which prepares under-served minority students for high school and post-secondary education.